Leiden, Bibliotheek der Rijksuniversiteit, Voss. Lat. O. 86
Repository:
Leiden (Netherlands)Bibliotheek der Rijksuniversiteit
Voss. Lat. O. 86
Siglum (by Eckhardt 1962): K 18
History:
Origin:
1st half of the 9th century, Paris area (Eckhardt
1962 following Bischoff); 1st third of the 9th century, presumably Paris
area (Bischoff); 9th / beginning of the 10th century,
Trier (?) (Rio)
Provenance:
First possibly at the Trier cathedral library, then 1603
in possession of Paul Petau, afterwards owned by his son Alexandre.
After Christina of Sweden the codex was in possession of Isaac Vossius,
and then of Gerhard Vossius, before bought by the Leiden library.
(Eckhardt 1962, de Meyier)
Physical description:
Material: ParchmentQuires: 3.IV24 + (IV-2)30 + (IV-3)35 + (IV-2)41 + 4.IV73 + 2 folia75 + V85, quire numbers A-C (foll. 8v, 16v, 24v) and I-M (foll. 49v, 57v, 65v, 73v)
Number: 85 foll.
Size: 160 x 100 mm
Text block: 125-140 x 70-85 mm
Lines: 31, 30, 22
Script: Caroline minuscule, rubrics, perhaps two scribes (foll. 1r-35v, 42r-73r and 36r-41v, 74r-85v)
Binding: Binding of the 18th/19th century
Glosses:
Contents:
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Ir
Table of contents
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1r - 31r
Liber Historiae Francorum
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31v - 35v
Inventio S. Crucis: Rufinus, Church history X, 7
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36r - 41v
Formulae Marculfi, Nr. 8-9
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42r - 70r
Lex Salica Karolina (list of titles and text)
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70r - 71r
prayers
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71v - 84r
translation of the Liber Tobiae by Hieronymus
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84r - 85v
Missae
