| Folios | 4 |
| Folio notes: | Two bifolia preserving fragments of the 'Troie'. |
| Language | Language object (43) |
| Approx. date | ?1250 to 1299 |
| Date notes | 'des 13. Jahrh.' (List 1886, 285; cf. Constans 1912, VI:65, and Jung 1996, 329). Perhaps third quarter on palaeographical grounds (crossed tironian 'et', mostly tall 's' in final position, initial 'u'). |
| Place(s) of production | |
| First words of second recto folio | |
| First words of last recto folio | |
| Incipit | [f. 1ra] C edit (et) conte li actors / Q uel nauoient míe seignors |
| Explicit | [f. 4vb] T helemac(us) . retínt le(m)píre / A pres samort fu de tot síre / C oronez fu ag(ra)nt hautece // |
| Material: | Material object (4) |
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| Condition: | The second bifolium is cropped at the base, with loss of text. Ink has rubbed in places, rendering some text illegible. |
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| Quire structure: | Two bifolia. The first would originally have contained two further bifolia. |
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| General decoration: | Pen-flourished initials (height: 2 lines) alternate red and blue, with decoration in a contrasting colour. |
| Evidence of readership: | Pen trials in 15th-c. hand. |
| Foliations description: | Modern numbering in the upper right-hand corner of recto sides. |
| Description 1 | Source: Jung 1996, 329. |
| Page sampled | |
| Layout | MSLayout object (4) |
| Page dimensions | 213x195 (mm) |
| Justification | 185x124 (mm) |
| Columns | 2mm between columns |
| Lines | 30 |
| Rubrication | |
| Writing above top line? | False |
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| Level of Execution: | Execution object (4) |
| Script | Script object (4) |
| Folio range | From 1ra to 4vb |
| Date | ?1250 to 1275 |
| Scribe description: | Small, irregular northern textualis in black ink. Characteristics include: two-compartment 'a' (open upper bow); limb of 'h' turning to the right; ticks to distinguish 'i' from other minims; 'l' formed with an undulating stroke; round 'r' used only rarely (after 'o' and 'p'); tall 's' predominant in final position; 'u' in initial position; 3-shaped 'z'. Abbreviations include nasal bars, superscript vowels, 'est', and crossed tironian 'et'. |
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