Southern textualis praescissa with distinctive Spanish elements (leftward descender on the minuscule h, sharply angled a); straight, half-uncial d with a rather wide base; s is similarly wide.

McGill's catalog calls this an Italian Gradual, though it is most likely Spanish on paleographical grounds and the hymns have rubrics for the Office.

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From McGill's Catalog: "One large initial (A) in inks - blue and red - on recto, 072x059 mm. The initial is blue, on red ground, containing curvilinear shapes; the ground's border contains meanders and double or triple bars. One large initial (A), on rectangular ground, in red and green colors of variuous shades. The red initial contains curvilinear shapes, in various shades of red. The ground contains acanthus leaves and two daisies, with gold leaf disks in their center, in various shades of green. The ground is bound by a narrow gold leaf border. 080x065 mm. The two initials were probably executed by two different hands."

From "an imperfect volume, which was in the Library of A. Edward Newton. P.W. and J. C. Redpath Fund, 1941."