Publisher's Synopsis
Codex Vercellensis iamdudum ab Irico et Bianchino bis edutus denuo cum manuscripto, Volume 2, edited by Francis Aidan Gasquet, presents a detailed scholarly examination of the Codex Vercellensis, one of the oldest known Old Latin Gospels. This edition builds upon previous publications by Irico and Bianchini, offering a renewed analysis based directly on the original manuscript.
This volume provides invaluable insights into the textual history of the Gospels, the development of the Latin language, and the early Christian community. Scholars and students of biblical studies, Latin linguistics, and medieval history will find this meticulously prepared edition an essential resource for understanding the transmission of sacred texts and the cultural context of their creation.
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