166. Lat. 2328. Codex Lemovicensis. Catholic Epp. [ix], mixed text; contains 1 John v. 7, with the “Three Heavenly Witnesses,” but in a mutilated form. Wordsworth’s L3. 167. Lat. 9553. Formerly Tours 116. St. Paul’s Epp., with other matter [xi], 114 leaves, long minuscule; _see_ Delisle, Notice sur les MSS. disparus de la Bibl. de Tours, no. iv. p. 17 (1883). Collated by Chevalier; Walker’s υ. c. _Germany: Bamberg._ 168. Royal Library, A. ii. 42. Apocalypse and Evangelistarium [x], written in the monastery of Reichenau; a gift from the Empress Kunigunde to the Collegiate foundation of St. Stephan. Noticeable especially for the large number of pictures (fifty-seven) with which the MS. is ornamented; it is perhaps one of the most interesting specimens we have of the pictorial art of this period. _See_ Leitschuh, Führer durch d. kgl. Bibl. zu Bamberg, 1889, p. 89 ff. _Munich._ 169. Royal Library, Lat. 4577. St. Paul’s Epp. [viii?], with prefatory matter; Col. after Thess., and followed by Laod.; Heb. at end. 170. Lat. 6229, formerly Freisingen 29. St. Paul’s Epp. [viii or ix], with prefatory matter. Order as above. The text of this MS. appears to be like 169, and is excellent in the Romans, mixed in the other Epp.; there is an interesting stichometry; examined by Berger. 171. Lat. 14179. St. Paul’s Epp. [ix or x]; interesting text. _Würzburg._ 172. University Library, Mp. Th. f. 12. Epistles of St. Paul [ix], with Irish glosses. A well-known MS. The glosses have been published by Professor Zimmer (Glossae Hibernicae, Berlin, 1881), and by Mr. Whitley Stokes, with a translation (The Old Irish Glosses of Würzburg and Carlsruhe, Austin, Hertford, 1887); selections published and translated by the Rev. T. Olden (The Holy Scriptures in Ireland a thousand years ago, Dublin, 1888). 173. Mp. Th. f. 69. Pauline Epp. [viii], with Irish initials; Col. after Thess. d. _Italy: Monza._ 174. Collegiate Archives, no. 1-2/9. Fragments of a Bible [x], Lombard writing; all that is left in the New Test. is part of the Epistles of St. Paul. Probably copied from an ancient MS.; Col. follows Eph.; text strongly resembles that of Milan E. 26 inf. (no. 30 above). Berger, p. 139. _Rome._ 175. Vat. Reg. Lat. 9. Pauline Epp. [vii], 114 leaves, 30.3 x 20.3 cent., uncial. Collated for Bp. Wordsworth’s Vulgate by Dr. Meyncke, and cited as R2; _see_ also Bianchini, Vindiciae, p. cclxxxiii. Colossians are placed after Thessalonians; _see_ Berger, p. 85. _Verona._ 176. Chapter Library, no. 74. St. Paul’s Epistles [x], a text strongly agreeing with the first corrector of Cod. Fuldensis (_see_ above, p. 75, no. 56); Corssen, Ep. ad Galatas, Berlin, 1885, p. 19. e. _Switzerland: St. Gall._