Parchment — 14 fols. — 152 × 168 mm — Southern Germany — s. IX1
From the original manuscript survived 17 strips cut from 7 bifolia, which were used as binding waste in an early print belonging to the Mondsee library. The fragments were detached 1960 and mounted on goldbeater's skin to form 13 partial leaves.
Support: The 17 horizontal strips are reconstructed to 14 fragmentary leaves. See collation formula in VCEditor. I8-6 (missing 1, 2, 4, 5, 7, 8; fols. 1-2), II8-6 (missing 1-3 and 6-8; fols. 3-4), III8-2 (missing 1 and 8; fols. 5-10), IV8-4 (missing 1, 3, 6 and 8; fols. 11-14). The fragments are horizontal strips cut from bifolia. The strips are mounted on goldbeater's skin and reconstructed to 14 fragmentary single leaves. The current fols. 3, 4, 7, 8, 12 and 13 are made up of one strips, fols. 1 and 2 - of two strips, fols. 5, 6, 9, and 10 - of three strips, fols. 11 and 14 - of five strips.
Layout: Written space: 152 × 110-120 mm. Around 19 long lines; line height: 8 mm. Blind ruling visible on fol. 5v: double vertical bounding lines in the inner text margin.
Fragmentary preserved initial "P" in green and red on fol. 1r. Smaller decorated initials in red (fols. 5v, 7v) yellow (fols. 6v) and a combinatio of the two (fols. 10r, 11v). Rubrics in red for the ferial days.Binding: Modern cardboard binding.
History: Based on the script Bischoff suggested the original manuscript was written in South-east Germany in the first half of the ninth century. — The fragments were detached 1960 from a Mondsee incunable (Ink. 397) from the collection of the former Studienbibliothek in Linz (today the State Library of Upper Austria). The fragments served as sewing supports in the middle of the quires.
Selected literature: Unterkircher, F. Ein Lektionar-Fragment aus Mondsee. In: Melanges Eugene Tisserant. Vol. V (Studi e Testi, 235), 1964, pp. 413-426. — , 25-26. — , p. 494, Nr. 7243. — , pp. 1-2. — Rasinger, L. Lectionarium (Fragment), Wien, Österreichische Nationalbibliothek, Cod. ser. n. 3202 (Born digital for Fragmentarium).
Readings from the Gospels and the Epistles for the time of the Christmas vigil to the fourth week of Lent.Abreviated Literature: