Speckled leather on wooden boards, 18th century (?).
Bibliography:
Schimek, Verzeichniss der Handschriften des Stiftes Lilienfeld, 537; Haidinger/Lackner, "Die Handschriften des Stiftes Lilienfeld," in Codices Manuscripti, no.18/19, 56; Roland, Buchschmuck in Lilienfelder Handschriften, 73-75.
Notes:
From an original 13-volume set, including Codex Campililiensis 173-180, 182-184, 186-187.
Written space: 23/24 x 15/16 cm.; 21 lines of bible text, with 41-43 lines of commentary.
Script:
Rotunda
Support:
Parchment
Notes:
(written in Italy--notes in Cod. Camp. 178, f. 202v and f.592v).
Manuscript Text
Folio:
322 f.
Other Associated Name:
Walafridus Strabo (ca.809-849)
Supplied Title:
Biblia glossata: Libri Leviticus et Numeri, cum glossa marginali et interlineari (Marginalis est Walafridi Strabonis, interlinearis est Anselmi de Laon).
Incipit:
Quaerendum est wuare liber iste leviticus dicitur.
Explicit:
de virtute in virtutem.
Language(s):
Latin
Notes To Text:
Most of the glosses seem to be those of Walafrid Strabo, for which see Migne, PL 113.295-446. Followed on f.321b-322b by another preface to the book of Numbers, (Inc.) Liber iste Vagedaber hebraice sed latini numeri. Cf. Schimek, p.537.
