Six small discontiguous fragments of vellum, apparently all from what appears to be a theological work of French provenance, one of the fragments containing a description or a definition of adoration., 14th century.

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Identifier: Adv.MS.84.1.25

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Scope and Contents

The text is written possibly in double columns in folio, with each sentence introduced by a rubric. The fragments are difficult to read, and two of them are damaged.

The fragments were recovered from the binding of a copy (pressmark NE.775.h.14) of ‘Tomus I (II) Paraphraseon D. Erasmi in Nouum Testamentum’ (Basileae, 1556), where they had been used to strengthen the spine.