Íomhá:Trier Stadtbibliothek 137 Fol 56.jpg

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This has been scanned from a plate (at the bottom, facing page 37) out of Codices Latini Antiquiores, volume IX, edited by E. A. Lowe. Shown is a part of the folio 56 of a 8th century manuscript of an Irish hand which was rewritten in the 11th century. The original text is an excerpt of the Collectio Canonum Hibernensis. This was wiped out to replace it with a text from de civitate Dei from Augustinus. Fragments of the original text can still be seen in the bottom half, though.

Unfortunately, only a print was provided in that volume. To get rid of the Moiré patterns, this scan was filtered by a Gaussian blur algorithm and resharpened afterwards.

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