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#Text: u.a. Bible (Vulgate), Gospels | #Text: u.a. Bible (Vulgate), Gospels | ||
#Schriftheimat: Kontinentaleuropa (Westfrankreich? Bretagne? Loiretal?) | #Schriftheimat: Kontinentaleuropa (Westfrankreich? Bretagne? Loiretal?) | ||
#Entstehungszeit: | #Entstehungszeit: (ausgehendes) 9. oder 10. Jh. | ||
#Provenienz: The MS is assumed to have come to England soon after its creation; it was in the possession of a chapter-clerk of Ripon Cathedral, Mr J. Whitham, in the late 1800s. After that it became part of Mr. H. L. Bradfer-Lawrence’s collection before being deposited in the Fitzwilliam Museum by his trustees. | #Provenienz: The MS is assumed to have come to England soon after its creation; it was in the possession of a chapter-clerk of Ripon Cathedral, Mr J. Whitham, in the late 1800s. After that it became part of Mr. H. L. Bradfer-Lawrence’s collection before being deposited in the Fitzwilliam Museum by his trustees. | ||
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Handschrift
- Text: u.a. Bible (Vulgate), Gospels
- Schriftheimat: Kontinentaleuropa (Westfrankreich? Bretagne? Loiretal?)
- Entstehungszeit: (ausgehendes) 9. oder 10. Jh.
- Provenienz: The MS is assumed to have come to England soon after its creation; it was in the possession of a chapter-clerk of Ripon Cathedral, Mr J. Whitham, in the late 1800s. After that it became part of Mr. H. L. Bradfer-Lawrence’s collection before being deposited in the Fitzwilliam Museum by his trustees.
Glossen
- Insg. 49 ae. Griffelglossen, davon 30 zum Matthäusevangelium, 15 zum Markusevangelium und 4 zum Lukasevangelium
- Insg. 62 ae. Federglossen, davon 47 zum Matthäusevangelium und 15 zum Markusevangelium
Editionen
- Napier (1900: xxxiii, n. 2d), mentioning 4 OE dry-point glosses in a footnote
- Meritt (1961: 443 [no. 5]) editing 15 OE dry-point glosses