58. _theo_ or _theotisc_ refers to the Latin version of the “Fragmenta Theotisca versionis ant. Evang. S. Matthaei ... ediderunt Steph. Endlicher et Hoffmann Fallerslebensis; Vindobonae, 1834” (2nd edit. cura T. F. Massmann; Viennae, 1841); 15 leaves [viii], containing St. Matt. viii. 33 to the end of the Gospel, but much mutilated; the _recto_ side of each leaf contains the Theotisc or Old German version, mixed with Gothic, the _verso_ contains the Latin; quoted by Tischendorf in Matt. xx. 28, where it has the common Latin addition. _See_ also J. A. Schmeller, Ammonii Alexandrini Harmonia Evangeliorum, Vienna, 1841. b. _British Isles: British Museum._ 59. Reg. I. A. xviii. Gospels [x], 199 leaves, written in Caroline minuscules, originally belonging to King Athelstan, who gave it to St. Augustine’s monastery at Canterbury; _mut._ after John xviii. 21; _see_ British Museum Catalogue, p. 37. Bentley’s O. 60. Reg. I. B. vii. Gospels [viii], 155 leaves, written in England. The Rev. G. M. Youngman, who has examined this MS. carefully, says the text is very interesting, though rather mixed; has been corrected throughout. Bentley’s H in Trin. Coll. Cam. B. 17. 14. _See_ Brit. Mus. Catalogue, p. 19, pl. 16, and Morin, Liber Comicus, p. 426, 1893. 61. Reg. I. D. ix. Gospels [x], a handsome 4to volume of 150 leaves, the capitals throughout written in gold, and the initial page to each Gospel finely illuminated; contains prefatory matter and Capitulare, but is _mut._ after John xxi. 18. Formerly belonged to King Canute, as an Anglo-Saxon inscription on fol. 43 _b_ testifies. _See_ Westwood, A.-S. and Ir. MSS., p. 141; Pal. Sacra Pict., pl. 23. Bentley’s A. 62. Reg. I. E. vi. Gospels [end of viii], imperfect; 77 leaves, half uncial characters, written in England; formerly belonging to St. Augustine’s, Canterbury, and in all probability the second volume of the famous “Biblia Gregoriana” mentioned by Elmham. _See_ Westwood, A.-S. and Ir. MSS., pl. 14, 15; British Museum Catalogue, p. 20, pl. 17, 18; Palaeogr. Soc, i. pl. 7; Berger, p. 35. Bentley’s P. 63. Cotton Tib. A. ii [early x], written in Germany; Gospels, 216 leaves, written in Caroline minuscules, once the property of King Athelstan; _see_ British Museum Catalogue, p. 35. Bentley’s E.