Layout: 2 columns, 46 lines Decoration: 3 2-line initials in red, with rubrics in red Ruled in drypoint Pricking in exterior margin Remains of trimmed running title at to center of both sides of the folio Recycled as a binding fragment The majority of surviving copies of St. Julian's life date from the 10th-12th centuries Possibly made for use in the Auvergne region, and for a Cistercian audience Incipit: martyrii . toto cordis affectu iam / dudum sitiret Explicit: adire et precipue sepul… Text from Gregory of Tours' life of St. Julian of Brioude (see Monumenta Germaniae Historica, Scriptores rerum merovingicarum, vols. 1-2, 7 (707-722); and Patrologia Latina 71, col. 1103B)
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