XXI

DE CODICIBVS ON THE CODICES

(Cat. MSS. Angl. I, 3, 2434, 254). This, it seems, Kopp used.

Cantabr. 4 "M. C. on the Marriage of Philology." "A very ancient book written in Saxon characters." (Cat. MSS. Angliae I, 3, 1458, St. Benedict's College 181.)

Cantabr. 5 "M. Min. Cap. with commentary or gloss by Alexander Neckam." Cat. MSS. Angl. I, 3, 1462. 185.

Vossianus 1 "M. C. with scholia marginal notes." Cat. MSS. Angl. II, 1, 2389. 64. Library of Isaac Vossius.

Vossianus 2 "M. C." Cat. MSS. Ang. II, 1, 2652. 327.

Vossianus 3 "M. C. collated with manuscripts by the hand of the most learned man, Grotius." Cat. MSS. Angl. II, 1, 2822. 80.

Ottobonianus (Library of Cardinal Ottoboni, Rome. Montf. I, p. 187 d) "M. Cap., 14th century."

Cassinensis Codex from Monte Cassino (Montf. I, p. 218 a) "M. C. on the Marriage of Philology and Mercury, with scholia."

Cassinensis 2 (Montf. ibid. p. 226 a — Cassino Library no. 332) "M. C. on the Marriage of Philology and Mercury."

Caesenas Codex from Cesena ("Selections from the library of the Minorite friars of Cesena, which once belonged to the Malatestas," Montf. I, p. 434 d) "M. C. on the Marriage of Philology and Mercury. Also on grammar, rhetoric, geometry, and arithmetic."

Taruisianus Codex from Treviso ("From the Grimani library, Treviso library," Montf. I, p. 482 b) "M. C."

Venetus Codex from Venice (in the library of St. John in the Garden, p. 27. Montf. I, p. 486 c.) "The works of M. C."

Ambrosianus Codex from the Ambrosian Library 1 F 119 Sup., parchment, small folio, 15th century, contains books I—IX, § 902. Regarding it and the other Ambrosian codex (see p. XXVI), once inspected by me and held of no value, Guilelmus Studemund confirmed me, who most generously shared with me a portion of both compared with the Kopp exemplar.