Trier, Stadtbibliothek MS. 40/1018: Biblical glossae collectae ("C"), "Absida" glossary, 'Abactus" glossary, etc. plus added marginal texts including glossaries, letter of Jerome, medical recipes and charms, Ps. Antonius Musa, "De herba vettonica liber;' etc.

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474. Trier, Stadtbibliothek MS. 40/1018 Biblical glossae collectae ("C"), "Absida" glossary, "'Abactus" glossary, etc. plus added marginal texts including glossaries, letter of Jerome, medical recipes and charms, Ps. Antonius Musa, "De herba vettonica liber;' etc. [Ker App. 35; Gneuss--] HISTORY: The main text, written in several 10c hands (late l0c/llc according to Bergmann and Stricker 2005: 4.1688), is a collection of biblical glossaries; to this has been added by several other 10c-12c hands in top margins various glossaries and sententiae and in the bottom medical information; the manuscript has 160 Germanic glosses, OHG of the middle Franconian dialect and some OE-derived words, as well as a charm in OS (f. 19v) and another in OHG (ff. 35v-37v) (see Bergmann 1966: 152-55). In the 15c the manuscript was owned by the Cistercian monastery of Himmerod in the diocese of Trier as shown by the 15c ex libris (f. lr/12-13 'Liber monachoru<m> s<an>c<t>e marie i<n> hym<m>erode ord<inis> cisterc<iensis> trevern<ensis> dyoc<ecis>'). The 15c Himmerod shelf mark was 'V iiij: written f.lr/9 in the same characters as the ex libris and more formally (about 1500) at the bottom (below the modern "Stadtbibliothek" stamp), all this written over and without regard to what was already written (or effaced) on the page. All the older Himmerod books available for inspection at the TrierS tadtbibliothek show the same type of shelfm ark, a letter