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ff. i + 24 + i - Spine defective, Middle Hill boards. - Acquired from Thorpe in 1824 by Sir Thomas Phillipps, his n. 2703; sold at Sotheby's (27 April 1903, lot 144); acquired by the Bancroft Library UC Berkeley from Sotheby's (11 July 1966, lot 246). Previous call number 2MS BS2632 L15.

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Title
BANC MS UCB 018
Published
France (?)
Full Collection Name
Digital Scriptorium
Type
Image
Language
Latin
Archive
The Bancroft Library
Note
Century: 12th
Contents
Part 1: ff. 1-24

Description: - Parchment - 215 x 147 mm - 19 lines in one central column; commentary in all 4 margins; text boundaries ruled in dry point; horizontal ruling for gloss and text in lead (?).

Country: France (?)

Assigned Date: s. XII1

Dated by scribe: No

Document: No

Number of Scribes: Several; main text, scribe 1; commentary, several scribes.

Script: Gothic.

Other Decoration: 4 3-line foliate initials in red.




Text 1: ff. 1-24v

Title: Bible, N.T., Epistles of James, Peter, and the First Epistle of John

Language(s): Latin

Status of text: Text ends defectively in the First Epistle of John (IV.3).

Image 1: f. 8 Foliate initial; foliation (s. XV?) "116" in upper margin.

Image 2: f. 11v Full length ruling of text boundaries in dry point; gloss ruled in lead.

Image 3: f. 20v Foliate initial; gloss in different colored ink from text; water stains.
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