Skráningarfærsla handrits

Parchment.

The two leaves are conjoint.

The fragment is written in long lines with 34 lines per page.

The outer sides of the bifolia are so worn that reading is impossible. There are also parts of the leaves where the writing is faded or illegible. A tear in f. 1 being sown in old times has caused a loss of the most of the 9th line; the upper part of f. 2 has a hole.

The fragment is written in a practiced Icelandic gothic bookhand.

A nineteenth century hand has indicated the content of the two leaves in the top margin of fol. 1: Bartholomæus saga postola. cfr. 90-93b and in the bottom margin of f. 2v: De Johanne baptista.

The AM-slip reads: Fra Sr Þorsteine Ketilssyni 1728. Er ur Bartomæus Sỏgu.

Written in Norway. Kålund dated it to the fourteenth century whereas Loth has dated it c. 1250 (Loth 1969233).

According to an AM-slip in Árni Magnússon's hand he got the fragment from the Priest Þorsteinn Ketilsson.

• Plate, plade 58, s.d.
• Plate, plade 125, s.d. (photograph of a single leaf).
• Black and white prints from 1963.