Greek Commentary on Luke

Greek Commentary on Luke Todd R. Hanneken Todd R. Hanneken The Jubilees Palimpsest Project CC BY-NC 2023 Milan Biblioteca Ambrosiana F130 sup Greek Commentary on Luke Not Identified, Not Palimpsest, Smaller Folios Modern Frontmatter Giovanni Mercati Overtext parchment

Modern folio numbers were added using Arabic numerals in the upper right corners of the rectos.

All pages are treated with at least one form of iron gall reagent. Edges are worn but not as far as the main text columns. Cockling is often 1 cm deep, as evident in raking illumination images.

See article by Stefano Serventi

See frontmatter for date of most recent binding

Hanneken Todd R. Mai Angelo Mercati Giovanni

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Start of file by adapting Latin Moses Addition of folios 106-137 and distinction between complete F130sup and just Greek Commentary on Luke

Greek Commentary on Luke

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