A Sixth-Century Fragment of the Letters of Pliny the Younger / A Study of Six Leaves of an Uncial Manuscript Preserved / in the Pierpont Morgan Library New York - E. A. Lowe; Edward Kennard Rand


[Plate XIII]	[Plate XIV]

XV-XVI. Florence, Laurentian Library MS. San Marco 284, written in Caroline minuscule of the tenth century. See above, [pp. 44 f]. Our plates reproduce fols. 56^v and 57^r, containing the end of Book II and the beginning of Book III.


[Plate XV]	[Plate XVI]

XVII-XVIII. Oxford, Bodleian Library, Auct. L 4. 3. See above, [pp. 39 f]. The lacuna in Book VIII (216, 27-227, 10 Keil) is indicated by a cross (+) on fol. 136^v (plate XVII^a). The missing text is supplied on added leaves by the hand shown on plate XVII^b (= fol. 144). The variants are in the hand of Budaeus. Plate XVIII contains fols. 32^v and 33, showing the end of Book II and the beginning of Book III.


[Plate XVII]	[Plate XVIII]

XIX. Aldine edition of Pliny’s Letters, Venice 1508. Our plate reproduces the end of Book II and the beginning of Book III.	[Plate XIX]
XX. Specimens of three uncial manuscripts: (a) Berlin, Königl. Bibl. Lat. 4º 298, circa a. 447. (b) New York, The Pierpont Morgan Library, MS. M. 462, circa a. 500 (exact size). (c) Fulda, Codex Bonifatianus 1, ante a. 547.	[Plate XX]