This is a terrific overview of different types of fragmented manuscripts, from binding fragments to cuttings to whole leaves! Really beautiful examples of objects that have been through a lot to make it from there and then to here and now. #fragmentology

#Manuscript_fragment, Florence, 3Q 12th c. The initial O has geometric decoration & vines, in a dark blue background. Pseudo-Chrysostomus, Opus imperfectum in Matthaeum, Homilia xxxv. cap xx. #fragmentology #paleography #medieval_manuscripts #medieval_paleography @fragmentarium.bsky.social

Antiphonary, Septuagesima Sunday, chants at the end of Lauds (Simile est regnum caelorum cantusindex.org/id/004955) and for prime (Conventione cantusindex.org/id/001915). Nice title pages too. #fragmentology

It appears to be Gregory I, Homiliarum in Evangelia, Homilia XI, Lectio Matt XIII 44-52. See attached image with the words appearing on the bookmark are highlighted in red. I'm not sure about a few words or how the columns were laid out. #medieval_manuscripts #fragmentology