Vellum bifolium and single leaf, written in early gothica textualis with brown ink. The text is a fragment from Collectanea in Epistolas Sancti Pauli by Petrus Lombardus. It begins with comment shortly before Thessalonians 4:14, and proceeds to the Epistle to the Romans, and then the First Corinthians, ending with comment on 1st Corinthians 15:52-15:56. (Catalogued by Prof. Marvin Colker, University of Virginia, December 1979) The fragment is stored in a binder from The Schoyen Collection, MS 639. 32.9 x 23.3 cm

"Textualis hand. Double-column format. Written almost entirely in red. Two illuminated two-line initials and one 8-linennilluminated initial. Upper outer corner of the single leaf torn with loss of vellum and some few letters on two lines of each page. One illuminated initial unfortunately has "eaten" through the vellum, which is brittle; one edge is chipped, with a separated portion present that contains a few letters on each of six lines, on each side.",Measurements: 13.2 cm x 8.5 cm,The brittle leaf was scanned within it's plastic sleeve to avoid further damage.,Full pdf available, https://dl.mospace.umsystem.edu/mu/islandora/object/mu%3A439441/datastream/PDF/view

(includes part of the Litany; possibly Flemish for English market, given the litany). France or Flanders. 15th century. One leaf (18.8 x 13 cm). Textualis hand. Five large one-line initials on one side, four on the other; line-fillers.