ara, etc.; Epitajiu(m) s(an)c(t)i gregoriipape urb(is) rome: (col. 2) Suscipe t(er)ra, etc.; Ite(m) eiusde(m) s(an)c(t)i gregorii pape: Hie uir despiciens, etc.; In icona s(an)c(t)ipetri hii duo s(unt) u(er)si: Solue iubente d(e)o, etc.; In basilica s(an)c(t)i pauli ap(ud) Romae: Theodosius coepit, etc.; In uelo quoda(m) chintilane rege rome dictu(m) e(st):Discipulis cunctis, etc. [cf.Diaz y Diaz, 50 (num. 144)]■, Ephitafiu(m) papae damasi q(uo)d sibi edidit ipse: Qui gradiens, etc.; (19 ra ) <bassus iunior), Ephitajiu(m) beate monnice genetricis s(an)c(t)i agustini: Hic posuit cineres genetrix, etc.; (eucheriae versus): Aurea concordiq(ue), etc.; (col. 2) Stephan(us) reserat, etc.; Alma parens capiat, etc.; Versus in aula eccl(esi)e in aquis pal(atii) : Cumlapides uiui pacis, etc. [E. Dümmler, Die handschriftliche Ueberlieferung der latein. Dichtungen aus der Zeit der Karolingen (N. Archiv 4, 1879), 150; ed. idem (MGH Poet. Lat. Aevi Carolini 1, 1881), 432 (III); cf. <429>] [J. B. de Rossi, Inscript. Christ, urbis Romae 2, 1 (1888), 274-76, cf. 250; 257; 258; 271; Riese 494 (Chintila rex), 670 (epit. Monicae), 390 (Eucheriae carmen); Poet. Lat. Min., ed. Aem. Baehrens 5, 363 (Chintila rex), 361-62 (Eucheriae carmen); Walther 1, 18952; 8149; 18433; 19268a; 4554; 15495a; 21115; 1792]. 19 va . eugenii toletani preces: Oratio eugenii tolletane sedis episcopi: Rex d(eu)s inm(en)si — coronam [ed. Fr. Vollmer (MGH Auct. Ant. 14, 1905), 232—33 (cod. P; Walther 1, 16714]. 19 va-b . denamius [sic; lege: Dynamius\ crammaticus ad discipulum suum ait: O quam dolenda condicio (et) fortiter exsecranda - Susceptor suscipiendo nos ma(ter) na tab (er)- nacula [ed. A. Mai, Nova Patrum Bibliotheca 1. 2 (1852), 182 (ex cod. Vatic. Pal. Lat. 1746, f. 59]; cetera pars col. 2 vacat. Edidit hunc textum primus (?) Melch. Goldastus in: Paraeneticorum veterum pars 1 (Insulae ad lacum Acronium [= Lindau] 1604), 148-49, ex duobus Mss., altero monasterii S. Galli, altero B. Schobingeri. 20 r -36 ra . glossarium latinum, in quo reperiuntur glossae anglo-saxonicae (saepe signo v vel linea suprascripta designatae) et theotiscae: Glosae verb(orum) de canonib(us). Aleator. ludor cupiditatis, etc. [ed. ex hoc cod. P. Glogger, Das Leidener Glossar Cod. Voss. lat. 4° 69 (Progr. d. kgl. hum. Gymnasiums St. Stephan in Augsburg, 1901), 17-93; J. H. Hessels, A late eighth-century Latin- Anglo-Saxon Glossary (1906), 1-50]. In fine librarius scripsit: Sicut inueni scripsi.ne reputes scriptori. Ex hoc glossario excerpta fecit Fr. Junius (f 1678), quae hodie adservantur in Bibl. Bodl. Oxon. ms. Junius 116° (Glossarium E: F. Madan, A Summary Catalogue ... in the Bodleian Library at Oxford 2 (1937), 988). De glossis latinis: G. Goetz, Corpus Gloss. Lat. 5 (1894), 410-25, cf. xxvii sq.; 1 (1923), 153 sqq-j 218 sq. De glossis theotiscis et anglo-saxonicis: L. Bethmann, Alte Glossen (Zeitschr. f. deut. Altertum 5, 1845), 195-98; E. Martin, Leidener und Brüsseler Glossen (id. 14, 1867), 191; E. Stein- meyer et E. Sievers, Die althochdeutschen Glossen 1 (1879), 460; 470; 475; 481; 488; 496; 525; 549; 561; 589; 640; 656; 666; 676; 678; 708; 738; cf. x; 2 (1882), 41; 154; 244; 334; 341; 356; 596; 597; 746; cf. vi; H. Sweet, The Oldest English Texts (1885), 111-17, cf. 5;