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priscian_b1f06
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Original Collection
Priscian Fragment Collection. Archives and Special Collections. University of Mississippi.
Original Format
vellum (parchment); fragments (object portions; glosses (annotations); manuscripts (documents)
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Relational Format
archival material
Comments
Text in Latin. New Testament with glosses. Text in center panel about 18 lines of well written revived Carolingian script, with commentaries and glosses added at a slightly later date. Glosses by Beda, Jerome, and Gregory. Leaves stained, ink brownish tint. Text from John. [Scribe located in Switzerland or Eastern France]