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no EPISTLES OF S. IGNATIUS.
Valentinus Paceus (Dillingae 1557), but it does not contain the Epistle
of Mary to Ignatius, which was first published in full by Voss (1646).
(i)
Greek.
I. Mo7iac. Graec. 394 now [g,], in the Royal Library at Munich;
see Catal. Cod. MSS Bihl. Reg. Bavar. iv.
p. 221 (1810). This ms
was formerly at Augsburg (hence the name Augustanus, by which
it is commonly known),
and is described in the Catal. Cod. in Bibl.
Reipuhl. August. Vindel. p. 22 (1595). The editio princeps
of Valentinus
Paceus was taken from it. It is a 4to MS on vellum in single
columns, written in a fine legible cursive hand, apparently the same
throughout. The headings to the epistles are in capitals. Iotas
adscript are sometimes given, but most commonly omitted. It probably
belongs to the eleventh century. The volume, after the table of contents
(fol. I a — 2 b), contains (i) fol. 3 a — 199 a the '7rpoKaT7]^r](rL