Codex Toletanus, a 10th-century biblical manuscript, exemplifies Mozarabic tradition, showcasing the preservation of Scripture under Islamic rule.
Codex Toletanus (10th Century): A Mozarabic Vulgate Witness in Visigothic Script
Codex Fuldensis (c. 546 C.E.): An Early Vulgate Witness Preserving the Diatessaron-Like Gospel Harmony
Codex Fuldensis, created around 546 C.E., is an essential early Latin manuscript, featuring a harmonized Gospel and reflecting ecclesiastical fidelity.
