Layout: 2 columns, 47-55 lines Decoration: 2 13-line initials on the recto, one in pink infilled with blue grounds highlighted with gold penwork, the other in orange infilled with black grounds highligted with white penwork, both set within green frames with foliate extenders reaching into the margins Decoration: lemmata and quotations underlined in red; running titles, 1 1-line initial, and marginal cited authorities in red; and capitals stroked in red. At the bottom of the verso: rubricated summaries of the textual content. References to authorities in margins Frame for text block ruled in brown ink Remains of leather tab pasted at exterior edge of verso Gloss in catena format, unusual here as the Lombard's commentary on the Pauline Epistles is usually presented in intercisum format Horizontal and vertical creases across the middle of the folio; was likely once in two pieces divided horizontally, but has been professionally repaired Provenance: Previously in the collection of Professor J. P. Gumbert (1936-2016), the noted Professor of Western Palaeography and Codicology at Leiden University Peter Lombard's commentary on II Thessalonians 1:1-4, with biblical textual extracts Incipit: Paulus et Silvanus etc. Explicit: bonos affligunt in futuro et patiantur
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