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Old Testament – Fragment

Parchment · 14 quire guards representing 7 original bifolia. · 801 – 825 CE · Benediktbeuern, southeastern Germany. · 8 mm x 41 mm

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Dublin, University College Dublin Special Collections, OFM XL 4 (i-iv), (i): f. 4/5, 13/14, 162/163, 325/326, 333/334; (iii): f. 5/6, 16/17, 20/21, 27/28, 32/33, 67/68, 233/234, 240/241
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Old Testament (Fragment), Dublin, University College Dublin Special Collections, OFM XL 4 (i-iv), (i): f. 4/5, 13/14, 162/163, 325/326, 333/334; (iii): f. 5/6, 16/17, 20/21, 27/28, 32/33, 67/68, 233/234, 240/241 (https://fragmentarium.ms/overview/F-ke8j)
Scholarly descriptions
Century
9th century
Text Language
Latin
Script Type
Carolingian Minuscule
Liturgica
Old Testament
Bible
Persons
Alexander de Hales, 1185-1245 (Author)
Anton Koberger, ca. 1440-1513 (Printer of Host Volume)
Places
Germany
Origin: Germany
Provenance: Ireland
Summary

Fragmentary in-situ sewing guards in Carolingian minusucle script from various books of the Pentateuch and Minor Prophets. Fragments are part of two multi-volume Old Testament manuscripts that were produced in the Benedictine monastery at Benediktbeuern and its related foundations in the first quarter of the ninth century. 

Summary Author
Elizabeth Mullins, University College Dublin, Dublin, Ireland.
External Resources
↗ UCD Library catalogue entry for volume
(i) f. 4/5a
(i) f. 4/5b
(iii) f. 9/10
(iii) f. 240/241
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