Place of production suggested by script, penwork, and preparation of parchment. Range of possible dates suggested by inclusion of "Sanctificatio Marie", the name of which was changed after 1341; and by absence of sermons in the Sanctoral for either Mary Magdalene or Hugh of Lincoln, both of which were added to the office after 1368. Cf. J. Mourlier and R. du Moustier, "Le calendrier Cartusien," Etudes Grégoriennes 2 (1957): 151-61. Text written by two scribes in a very neat Italianate hand, perhaps Bolognese script, in brown ink, on fine parchment of Italian preparation; 31 lines per page; catchwords in ornamental cartouches and bounding lines in brown; captions, marginal references and foliation of leaves i-lii in red; paragraph marks in red and blue; beginnings of sentences touched in red; large red and blue initial... Incipit (part 1): "Incipit omeliae s[an]c[t]o[rum]; In s[an]c[t]o Andrea. S[er]mo b[eat]i Aug[ustin]i ep[iscop]i"; incipit (part 2): "Incipiu[n]t ep[isto]le b[ea]ti Pauli ap[osto]li. Lege[n]de ta[m] do[meni]cis dieb[us] q[uam] f[est]i[v]alib[us] us[que] ad lxx. Que legi i[n]cipiu[n]t p[ri]ma die post circu[m]cisione"; incipit (part 3): "Incipit officiu[m] defunctor[um]"; incipit (part 4...
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