17 Three Textual

I. Citations From the Topica of Cicero in Codex Reg. Lat. 1048 Codex Vat. Reg. Lat. 1048 is an early Carolingian manuscript which contains in its first 20 folios Isidorus Etymologiae 5.1. 1-5.27.38 and 9.4.1-9.6.22.1 Most of the remainder of the manuscript is devoted to Codex Theodosianus. Folios 21^-35^ are made up of lists oi capitula of the various items which follow. Folios 36''-i24'" contain Theodosiani Libri ^F/ followed by (fols. i24''-224'') Leges Novellae ad Theodosianum Pertinentes. The concluding segment of the manuscript (fols. 224^-227^) is a trilingual glossary listing certain words in their Latin, Hebrew, and Greek forms. The entire document appears to have been written by a single hand, which is dated in the ninth or tenth century by Beeson in his catalogue of early Isidore manuscripts. 2 Codex Reg. Lat. 1048 has been discussed by Mommsen, who dates it in the tenth or eleventh century. 3 In his edition of Leges Novellae ad Theodosianum Pertinentes Paul M. Meyer described this manuscript in considerable detail, pointing out that it contains a marginal note which reads as follows: Domino sanctissimo atque amantissimo Gualtrio episcoporum eximio humilis congregatio salutem in domino.'* Meyer thinks this note