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Today's #FragmentFriday is LJS 502, a late 11th-early 12th century fragment of Saint Ambrose's De mysteriis in protogothic script. Trimmed and used in a binding, the text on the verso side has been damaged by the use of an adhesive. Online: bit.ly/3yqbO6d
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Ms. Coll. 591 Folder 36 - Pontifical bifolium
This manuscript is a conjugate bifolium from a pontifical, a liturgical book of services performed only by bishops, written on vellum in southern France in a transitional, Carolingian protogothic script. The bearded human face possibly represents God himself. It was written between 1075 and 1099 CE.
Click here for the facsimile and here for additional information.
