Identifier:

1/XII/FRA/1.

Scope and content:

r-v: //altitudinem per circuitum fundata . . . oblique [et simi]litudo palmarum . . . // [Ezech. 41.8-26, with the ordinary marginal and interlinear gloss].

Acquisition information:

Written in northern France, possibly in a university (Paris?). Parchment is wrinkled stained, and severely rubbed on the verso. Used for binding: “L.G.” on the verso (s. XVI-XVII) may refer to the contents of the book bound with this leaf.

Physical description:

Parchment, 1 leaf, lower margin cropped; 300 × 200 (ca. 205 × 127) mm. Text on the inner column in 25 lines, gloss on the outer in 50 lines; text and gloss are at times in alternate blocks; double bounding lines enclose text and gloss; ruling in lead; pricking in the outer margin. French gothic bookhand of early type (littera textualis). Initials in the text alternately red and blue; running title on the verso “Eze,” on the recto “chiel,” in red minuscule. Marginalia in contemporary French semi-cursive gothic script.

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