• Brittany (probably)

• Abbey of Saint-Sauveur-le-Vicomte (diocese of Coutances, Normandy).
• Collection of Charles de Montchal (d. 1651).
• Collection of Thomas Phillipps.

• Gospel-book

• Jerome's prefatory letter on the Gospels (1r-5v)
• Eusebian canon tables (6r-11v)
• Capitula for Matthew's Gospel (12r-13r)
• Gospel of Matthew (13v-47v)
• Gospel of Mark, preceded by prologue and capitula (48r-73r)
• A few chapters from John's Gospel (11th-century addition) (68r-72v)
• Gospel of Luke, preceded by prologue and capitula (73v-104v)
• Gospel of John preceded by prologue and capitula (105r-129r)
• Capitulare evangeliorum (129v-134v).

• Probably written in Brittany

In 2020 this Gospel-book was listed on the on-line catalogue of the Swiss antiquarian dealer 'Dr. Jörn Günther Rare Books', and it was then sold to the Museum of the Bible in Washington, DC. The available catalogue information specifies that this MS is of Breton origin, and both the script and the decoration make this attribution highly plausible. The description of the contents offered here is based on ILLB In29b, as well as on the few folios accessible on the website of the Museum of the Bible.

ILLB In29b; Museum of the Bible.

• A few folios can be seen at the URL https://collections.museumofthebible.org/artifacts/29808-gospel-book-in-latin?&tab=description