Southern Textualis in brown ink with red rubrics.  Texts for chants smaller than those for readings.

Original foliation in red ink cciiii and ccxiii in the upper right corner of the recto. On verso of ccxiii 792 is written in pencil in a modern hand. 

Two non-consecutive leaves in very good condition. 

From McGill's description: "On f. 1/r one three-line initial (E) in inks and tempera in shades of green and yellow, on square ground, in various shades of red and brown with acanthus leaves extending along the margin, in blue, crimson, green and red; buds in burnished silver stem from the leaves; an asterisk in light-yellow. On f. 2/v, one four-line initial (O), in inks and tempera in shades of brown, red, yellow and burnished silver, on square ground in shades of blue. Acanthus leaves in shades of blue, green, and light-brown, extend from the ground into the margin; asteriks in burnished silver appear between the leaves. One three-line initial (S) on f. 2/v, in red and blue inks, on square ground, made of curlicues, bars and filigree decorations, extending into the margin, all drawn in red ink. Numerous one and two-line initials in alternating blue and red inks with bars, alternating in blue and red, extending into the margins."

From library catalog: "folio CCIIII presented by the Friends of the Library, 1941; folio CCXIII purchased through the P.W. and J.C.Redpath Fund, 1941."