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Gregorius I, Homiliae in Evangelia, avec ép. dédic. (M. G., Epist., I), leçon de chaque évang. et tables ;
F. 137v : Oratio de mortalitate (P. L., LXXVI, 1311-1314).
F. 138 : IOHANNES [CHRYSOSTOMUS ?], Homilia in Lucam : « Homo quidam nobilis... Omnis sancti Evangelii, fratres kar., textus usque ad iota... »
Le ms. a appartenu à Jean-Baptiste Colbert.
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