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Benedictio maior salis et aquae – Fragment

Parchment · One leaf (broken into two parts by the breakage of the book cover) · 866 – 899 CE · Tyrol (?); Northern Italy (?) (ex Bischoff, Katalog I, 1998, 324) · 240/281 x 207/222 mm

F-o56h

Innsbruck, Universitäts- und Landesbibliothek Tirol, Frg. 24

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Benedictio maior salis et aquae (Fragment), Innsbruck, Universitäts- und Landesbibliothek Tirol, Frg. 24 (https://fragmentarium.ms/overview/F-o56h)

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Claudia Sojer, Viviana Kleinlercher, Sieglinde Sepp für Fragmentarium 2020
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The Detached Fragments of the ULB Tirol

Century

9th century

Text Language

Latin

Script Type

Carolingian Minuscule

Persons

Guilelmus Duranti, Bischof, Kirchenrechtler, Frankreich, Italien, 1230-1296 (Author)

Schnalser Kartause (Previous Owner)

Places

Origin: Northern Italy

Provenance: Schnals

Origin: Tirol

Summary

Compare with ULBT, Frg. C33 (same host volume).

ULBT, Frg. 24 and ULBT, Frg. C33 differ palaeographically and in their contents. Nevertheless, it cannot be excluded that both fragments originate from the same original manuscript anthology, since the consistency and structure of the parchment (especially the hair sides) are almost identical. The writing frame is also identical.

External Resources

↗ Katalogeintrag von ULBT, Cod. 223 auf www.manuscripta.at

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