| Origin | North of England |
|---|---|
| Script | Anglo-Saxon Minuscule |
| Contents | Glossa in Psalmos |
| Foliation | Foll. 46; ca. 310 X 190 mm. < ca. 267 X 150 mm.> in 40-43 long lines. |
| Comments |
Written by Edilberict, son of Berictfrid (fol. 46), probably in the north of England. The tur-symbol points to an English scriptorium, as do the vernacular glosses, but script and decoration point to Ireland. Later in Germany, probably at Lorsch: a pentrial 'Cunibraht' is found on fol. 46v.
Written in rapid and expert fine minuscule. Each psalm begins with an uncoloured initial of strikingly angular Insular type, followed by a group of larger letters often in majuscule. In the text occur vernacular glosses marked by oblique apices. |
| City | Vatican City |
| Library | Bibloteca Apostolica Vaticana |
| Saec | VIII. |
| Shelfmark | Vatic. Palat. Lat. 68 |
| CLA | 1.78 |