Places ‣ Paris
Part of region: France
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| City | Library | Shelfmark/section | Contents | Script | Dating | Origin | Categories | Images | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Cambridge | Pembroke College | 312C (ff 3, 4) | Pseudo-Augustine, Quaestiones in Vetus et Novum Testamentum | 825 | Paris (?) (circle of Dúngal) | ||||
| Milan | Biblioteca Ambrosiana | C 74 sup. | Venantius Forunatus; Arator; Paulinus Nolanus, etc. | Caroline minuscule | c. 825 | Paris area (written for Dúngal) |  | ||
| Paris | Bibliothèque nationale de France | Lat. 13026 (ff 121–181) | Eutyches, Cruindmel, Donatus Ortigraphus, Ars Malsachani (ff 161r–181v), etc. | IX 1/4 | Corbie |  |
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Manuscript libraries
The size of each data point is proportional to the number of manuscripts represented.
Manuscript dates (approx.)
Page sizes
Data available for 2 manuscripts (66% of this list).
Height range: 265–300 mm (average 282 mm). Width range: 57–185 mm (average 121 mm).
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Folio count
Data available for 2 manuscripts (66% of this list). Range of folio numbers: 2–61 (average 31).
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