Identifier:

2/XII/GER/2.

Scope and content:

r-v: //conspectu ecclesie quos benefaciens . . . scribere tibi spero autem protinus// [3 Ioh. 6-14, with marginal and interlinear gloss, apparently the standard glossatura parva].

Acquisition information:

Written probably in Switzerland or southern Germany. The state of preservation, and “101” in ink (s. XIX) on the upper right-hand corner of the recto, suggest that the leaf was part of a codex until at least the nineteenth century. From the collection of Otto F. Ege; purchased by UCLA from Dawson's Book Shop, Los Angeles.

Physical description:

Parchment, 1 leaf; 220 × 145 (142 × 51, text; 155 × 140 with gloss) mm. Text on 1 column of 15 lines, gloss on 2 side columns; double bounding lines to the text, frame ruling to the gloss; drypoint ruling; slits in the outer margin and pricking at the top to guide the ruling. Spiky upright compressed twelfth-century ordinary minuscule script; dark brown ink for the text, brown for the gloss.

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