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The Note in the WUrzburg Codex MSS. th. f. 61
G. THE NOTE IN THE WURZBURG CODEX MSS. TH. F. 61.
This codex is a copy of S. Matthew's gospel with a commentary. The text is said by Schepss" to be in a hand of the eighth century; 5 the commentary was written in the ninth. " Auf dem 29. der eingehefteten blattchen steht folgende interessante notiz," here printed from a photograph :
Mosinu^ maccumin scriba et abbas benncuir'^ primws hebemensiuw compotem** a graeco quodam sapiente memorali^er dedicit. Deinde fo mocuoroc maccumin sernon^- quew romani doctorem totius mundi nominabant' alumnusqt^e praefati scribae in insola quss dicitur crannach duinlethglaiss^^ banc scientiaw literis fixit ne memoria labereti^r". [1] [2] [3] [4] [5] [6] [7]
- ↑ Die altesten Evangelienhandschriften der Wiirzburger Universitatsbibliothek, Wiirzburg, 1887, and see Prof. Sanday's letter in The Academy for Sept. 1, 1888
- ↑ identified in the Martyrology of Tallaght, at Feb. 28, with Sillan abbot of Bangor
- ↑ of Bennchor, now Bangor in the co. Down
- ↑ i.e. compntnm
- ↑ perhaps Mochuaroc maccu Neth Semon, v. F^l. Oeng. Feb. 9
- ↑ Dr B. MacCarthy, Annals of Ulster, iv. cxxxiv, compares the ' famosum mundi magistrum ' of Antiph. Bench., supra p. 282
- ↑ 'the wooded (island) of Diin-leth-glaisse,' now Downpatriek. According to MacCarthy, loc. cit., Crannach is Cranny Island in the south-western arm of Strangford Lough, a few miles from Downpatriek
- ↑ Here in the MS. follow two lines on the Greek signs for 6, 90 and 900, epUinon being written for iirtffrifiov (stigma), cophe I cosee for K&irira and enacosse for ivaKdaioi
