Resumen de Nuove osservazioni a proposito dell’origine romana del ms. Oxford, Bodleian Library, Laud. gr. 35
This article contains new palaeographical observations that in the Latin uncial of ms. Oxford, Bodleian Library, Laud. gr. 35 (VI-VIIth Centuries) recognise the characteristic features of the Roman uncial, which was typical of those manuscripts produced in Rome during the Pontificate of Gregory the Great (590-604). There are several arguments, in historical and cultural terms, that are in conflict with the alleged Sardinian origin of this bilingual Greco-Latin codex of Acts of the Apostles and confirm that probably it was made in a monastery of Rome (maybe in S. Andrea al Celio) in order to be used as glossary, useful to learn Greek language.
