Layout: 2 columns, 21 lines Decoration: 2-line sections of text in brown ink introducing new textual divisions; schematic points signalled by 1-line pilcrows in red; lemmata underlined in red Scribal additions in margins Key terms from the text rendered in schematic distinctio diagrams in the lower margin of the verso Fragment recycled as component in a later bookbinding, with survival of additional fragments as stubs at the upper edge Text from an Aristotelian commentary on logic by a 15th century scholar at the University of Paris (see: Charles H. Lohr. "Medieval Latin Aristotle Commentaries. Authors: Johannes de Kanthi - Myngodus." Traditio. Vol. 27 (1971): pp. 251-351; p. 257. Incipit: Quaeritur primo utrum logica sit scientia habitus Explicit: Obiectum…sicut…
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