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Mateusz Fafinski

The borrowers of Wissembourg’s manuscripts, including ‘Sigihel’, top line, ‘Lantfrid’, erased, on the second line and ‘Geilo’, fourth line from bottom. France, ninth/tenth century. Cod. Guelf. 35 Weiss., f. 113 v. Courtesy Herzog August Bibliothek Wolfenbüttel, Germany.

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