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MS in Latin on vellum, France(?), mid 12th c., 36 lines remaining in Romanesque book script, Cistercian neumes on a 4-line staff, red F-line and occasional green line, penwork initials of ornamental leafy designs.

MS in Latin on vellum, North Spain, 2nd half of 11th c., 3 lines in Carolingian minuscule, 4 lines of Catalan neumes on a single-line red F staff, a large, 7x7 cm, initial A in blue and red with red flourishing.
MS in Latin on vellum, Montecassino, Italy, 2nd half of 12th c., 6 lines remaining in a very fine Beneventan minuscule of the Montecassino type, 6 lines of Beneventan neumes on a single line red F-staff, variously sized initials some with fine interlaced design.
MS in Latin on vellum, Bologna, Italy, 11th c., 34 lines in an archaistic Carolingian minuscule, headings in red, Bologna diastematic ( heightened) staffless neumes, 9 initials in red, a Maltese type cross.
MS in Latin on vellum, Italy, ca. 1000, 11 lines remaining in Carolingian minuscule, 12 lines of Toscana diastematic (heightened) staffless neumes with the C clef indicated for each line, initial A in red, smaller red initials, some uncial.

MS in Latin on vellum, Germany, ca. 1150, 14 lines remaining in Romanesque book script of medium quality, 11 lines of St. Gallen diastematic (heightened) staffless neumes with C and F clefs indicated for each line, red initials.

MS in Latin on vellum, Lambach area, Austria or Southern Germany, 1st half of 12th c., lines in Romanesque book script, display capitals/minuscule, 21 lines of St. Gallen diastematic (heightened) staffless neumes, 33 decorated initials, 1 decorated 6-line initial, historiated initial with face infill.
MS in Latin on vellum, Southern Germany, 1st half of 11th c., 25 lines in Carolingian minuscule, initials in red, psalm tone differential musical cues in the margins, St. Gallen linear staffless neumes.

MS in Latin on vellum, Germany, ca. 1000, 1 f., 32x21 cm, single column, (26x14 cm), 21 lines in a late German Carolingian minuscule, 7 lines of St. Gallen linear staffless neumes, red capitals.

MS palimpsest in Latin on vellum, France, 11th c. & 14th c.; underlying text and music: rounded late Carolingian script, alternating red and blue initials, palaeo-Frankish (St. Amand) music notation on a single red stave; overlying music: polyphonic setting of the mass in square music notation on a red 5-line staff.

MS in Latin on vellum, Limoges, France, ca. 1030, 1 f., 36x20 cm, single column, (27x17 cm), 12 lines in an elegant Carolingian minuscule, some incipits in red uncials, 12 lines of early Aquitanian neumes on a 1-line ruled F-staff, 4 initials in red or brown.

MS in Latin on vellum, Northern France, mid 11th c., 1 f., 28x16 cm, single column, (22x13 cm), 21 lines in a regular late Carolingian minuscule, North French linear staffless neumes, incipits and initials in red.