2. Paris, lat. 17225.--Corbie Gospels (ff²). Traube, l.c., No. 214; _Palaeographical Society_, pl. 87; E. Chatelain, _Uncialis scriptura_, pl. II; Reusens, _Éléments de paléographie_, pl. III, Louvain 1899. 3. Constance-Weingarten Biblical fragments.--Prophets, fragments scattered in the libraries of Stuttgart, Darmstadt, Fulda, and St. Paul in Carinthia. Traube, l.c., No. 302; Zangemeister-Wattenbach, pl. XXI; complete facsimile reproduction of the fragments in _Codices graeci et latini photographice depicti_, Supplementum IX, Leyden 1912, with introduction by P. Lehmann. 4. Berlin, lat. 4º. 298.--Computus Paschalis of ca. a. 447. Traube, l.c., No. 13; see above, p. 16, no. 3. 5. Turin, G. VII. 15.--Bobbio Gospels (k). Traube, l.c., No. 324; _Old Latin Biblical Texts_, vol. II, Oxford 1886; F. Carta, C. Cipolla, C. Frati, _Monumenta Palaeographica sacra_, pl. V, 2; R. Beer, “Über den Ältesten Handschriftenbestand des Klosters Bobbio” in _Anzeiger der Kais. Akad. der Wiss. in Wien_, 1911, No. XI, pp. 91 sqq.; C. Cipolla, _Codici Bobbiesi_, pls. XIV-XV; complete facsimile reproduction of the manuscript, with preface by C. Cipolla: _Il codice Evangelico _k_ della Biblioteca Universitaria Nazionale di Torino_, Turin 1913. 6. Turin, F. IV. 27 + Milan, D. 519. inf. + Rome, Vatic. lat. 10959.-- Cyprian, Epistolae, fragments. Traube, l.c., No. 320; E. Chatelain, _Uncialis scriptura_, pl. IV, 2; C. Cipolla, _Codici Bobbiesi_, pl. XIII; Ehrle-Liebaert, _Specimina codicum latinorum Vaticanorum_, pl. 5d. 7. Turin, G. V. 37.--Cyprian, de opere et eleemosynis. Traube, l.c., No. 323; Carta, Cipolla e Frati, _Monumenta palaeographica sacra_, pl. V, 1; Cipolla, _Codici Bobbiesi_, pl. XII. 8. Oxford, Bodleian Auct. T. 2. 26.--Eusebius-Hieronymus, Chronicle, post a. 442. Traube, l.c., No. 164; see above, p. 16, no. 2. 9. Petrograd Q. v. I. 3 (Corbie).--Varia of St. Augustine. Traube, l.c., No. 140; E. Chatelain, _Uncialis scriptura_, pl. III; A. Staerk, _Les manuscrits latins du Ve au XIIIe siècle conservés à la bibliothèque impériale de Saint Petersburg_ (St. Petersburg 1910), Vol. II. pl. 2. 10. St. Gall, 1394.--Gospels (n). Traube, l.c., No. 60; _Old Latin Biblical Texts_, Vol. II, Oxford 1886; _Palaeographical Society_, II. pl. 50; Steffens¹, pl. 15; E. Chatelain, _Uncialis scriptura_, pl. I, 1; A. Chroust, _Monumenta Palaeographica_, XVII, pl. 3. [Sidenote: _Characteristics of the oldest uncial manuscripts_] The main characteristics of the manuscripts included in the above list, which is by no means complete, may briefly be described thus: 1. General effect of compactness. This is the result of _scriptura continua_, which knows no separation of words and no punctuation. See the facsimiles cited above.