Identifier:

1/XII/ANG/1.

Scope and content:

r-v: //igitur compendiosam uniuscuiusque descriptionem. Cogitatio est subito animo rei presentis vel rei absentis imaginaria representatio . . . cupiditas est de adipiscendis. Leticia de adeptis, timor de amittendis, tristicia de amissis. Cave igitur ne rerum//.

Acquisition information:

Written in England. On the upper right-hand recto, the foliation “3” in pencil, s. XX. This foliation and the condition of preservation suggest that the leaf was part of a codex until recently.

Physical description:

Parchment, 1 leaf; 250 × 180 (210 × 142) mm. 2 columns of 33 lines; double bounding lines, triple between the columns; ruled in lead; pricking in the inner margin, in the insular manner. Spiky English twelfth-century minuscule: ascenders often end in a fork; crossed tironian note 7 for ; dark brown ink. 2-line initials alternately in red and green; initials in the text touched with red. Pointing hands in the margins.

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