Notes

Data Source: Pinakes

• Septuaginta (fragm.)
• - Manuscript analyzed using digital reproductions from the British Library in addition to VMR. - The current folios 1 and 294 were, at an earlier point, likely used as the manuscript's flyleaves. More recently (probably when the manuscript was rebound) the ms. was refoliated and this former front and end matter was incorporated into manuscript's continuous foliation. - There are thus two concurrent foliations, an older one that has been consistently crossed out and and replaced by a newer one which also corrects the inconsistent numbering between (the former) f. 187-189, hence the two-folio discrepancy between the old and new foliation from this point on. - There is a single flyleaf preceding the first codicological unit at the beginning of the ms. while at the end there are two leaves; one bearing the initials of an examiner and an 1893 date.