Medieval Manuscript Fragments
 

Creator

Livy
Virgil
Homer

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Identifier

priscian_b1f03

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Date Information

circa 950-1000

Original Collection

Priscian Fragment Collection. Archives and Special Collections. University of Mississippi.

Original Format

vellum (parchment); manuscripts (documents)

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Relational Format

archival material

Comments

Text in Latin. Written in a small Carolingian script, about the latter half of the 10th century. Contains citations from Livy, Virgil, and Homer, the last being given in Greek uncials.

Fragment. Priscian's Institutes

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