TM 66467
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also known as Bobbio Jerome
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The Bobbio Jerome (TM 66467) is a 7th century AD manuscript of the Commentary on Isaiah, the longest extant work of St. Jerome (the Latin translator of the Vulgate). As a palimpsest, it covers a 6th century Gothic translation of the Bible by Ulfilas.
The codex can perhaps be connected with Atalanus, the second abbot of the monastery in Bobbio, and belonged to the famous library which inspired Eco for his novel The Name of the Rose. It is currently preserved in the Biblioteca Ambrosiana in nearby Milan.
Provenance: Bobbio ? - Italy (LiguriaThe region ca. 3rd cent. BC - Liguria (Regio IX)The Roman provincia ca. 2nd cent. AD) [written]
Language/script: Latin (paleography: half uncial verging on the minuscule)
Material: parchment
Completely preserved
Book form: codex (156 pages); columns per page: 1; number of lines per page: 28-43
Content (beta!): literary text, Hieronymus: Commentary on Isaias
Culture & genre: literature, science — prose, theology, commentary (religion: christian)
Recto/Verso: Ro/Vo
Reuse type: palimpsest new, effacing: TM 92045
More info: CLAEarlier Latin Manuscripts => 2046 links in TM, DCLPDigital Corpus of Literary Papyri => 14624 links in TM, WikipediaWikipedia => 949 links in TM, other
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