| Origin | Britain or Continental centre with Insular connections |
|---|---|
| Script | Insular Majuscule |
| Contents | Isidorus, Differentiae (II. 36-37, 39-40). |
| Foliation |
One bifolium, used as fly-leaves in a tenth-century manuscript of 132 folios containing Hieronymus in Prophetas minores; now cut down to 245 X ca. 170 mm. |
| Comments |
Written by a scribe of modest ability either in Britain or in a Continental centre with Insular connections. Provenance St. Bertin: a twelfth-century entry of fol. 132v reads: 'Liber S. Bertini'; the familiar XIV-XV-century ex-libris on fol. 3.
Small crude initials, surrounded by red dots; capitals at beginning of sentences are daubed with red, now oxydized. Membranes prepared in the Insular manner. Script is a crude Insular majuscule by an inexpert and probably aged hand. |
| City | St. Omer |
| Library | Bibliothèque Municipale |
| Saec | VIII. |
| Shelfmark | Bibl. Municip. 279 (foll. 1-2). |
| CLA | 6.827 |