The Consolation of Philosophy

12. Cambridge, Corpus Christi College 214, 10th/11th century, whose leaves have not been kept intact because mice gnawed them. Contains: Metrical Treatise, Biographies, Consolatio. Inspected by Henry Schenkl.

13. Cambridge, Trinity College 1179 (O 3, 7; St. Augustine's Canterbury), 10th century, 52 f. Contains: Metrical Treatise, Biographies, Consolatio.

14. Cambridge, University Library 1552, 11th century, f. 171—210 exhibit certain poems; see Zschr. f. dt. Altert. 1869, 453.

15. Cambridge, Univ. 1567 (Gg V 35), 11th century. Contains: Juvencus, Sedulius, Arator, Prosper, Prudentius, Consolatio, poems of Rabanus Maurus, Aldhelm, and others. Inspected by Henry Schenkl.

16. Cambridge, Univ. 2007 (Kh III 21), 11th century.

17. Cambridge, Univ. Nn IV 25, 26: notes of Askew on the Consolatio, mostly concerning the codices of Cambridge, London, and Paris.

18. Chartres 59 (91), 11th century, 95 f., 285 x 185, 21 lines. Contains: Biographies, beginning of the metrical treatise, Consolatio with scholia similar to those of Metz and St. Gall 844; inspected through the favor of Schepss by C. R. Gregory and G. Gundermann.

19. Einsiedeln 149, 10th century, 178 p., 238 x 178. Contains: Epigrams of Prosper, Life I, Consolatio, metrical treatise. Inspected by Gabriel Meier. Cf. Naumann 14, 17, 21; Steinmeyer 423.

20. Einsiedeln 179, 10th century, 190 p., 266 x 220. Contains: Letters of Gregory, Biography, commentary on the Consolatio, metrical treatise. Inspected by G. Meier.

21. Einsiedeln 302, 10th century, 144 p., 280 x 220. Contains: Arator, Consolatio with Life and metrical treatise, Prosper, Prudentius, Boniface, Aldhelm; collated for Peiper’s use (M). Epigraph begins: Ut gaudere solet; cf. Naumann 14 ff., Steinmeyer 424.

22. Einsiedeln 322, 10th century, 310 p., 198 x 192. Contains: Life I, Consolatio with metrical explanations. Inspected by G. Meier. Cf. Naumann 14, 17, 21; Steinmeyer 426.

22 a. Erfurt, Amplonian 27, 11th/12th century (Erfurt).

23. Erlangen 301, 11th century, collated with the edition of Sitzmann by A. Pfeiffer, Beiträge zur Kenntnis alter Bücher u. Hss., Hof 1783, I 139, II 149. We have marked it: Erlang.

24. Escorial e II 1, 11th century (cf. Sitz.-Ber. d. Akad. Wien CXI 461, CXII 470 and the catalog of Antolin; regarding the Anglo-Saxon note, see Schepss, Arch. f. Stud. neuer. Sprachen XCIV, 1896, 157). Contains: Metrical Treatise, Consolatio with scholia.

25. Florence, Laurentian XIV 15, 9th century beginning (not 11th), 90 f., 242 x 188, 26 lines. Contains: Opuscula sacra and Consolatio. Epigraph begins: Ut laetus ponti. Ut gaudere solet. Collated by A. Souter of Oxford. Siglum: L.

26. Florence, Laurentian LXXVIII 19, 12th/13th century, 47 f., 33 lines; must be mentioned because of the Biographies already published by Mabillon, Mus. Ital. I 219; cf. Vitelli-Paoli, Collezione Fiorentina, lat. IV.