ii, 1(8,-1), 2(8), 3(8), 4(22,-1,2,3,4,7(?)), 5(10), 6(12,-3), 7(10,-2,8), 8(10,-3), 9(10), 10(10), 11(10), 12(12), 13(12,-8), 14(10), 15(10), 16(10), 17(12,-4), 18(10), 19(12,-7), 20(12,-7), 21(10,-1), 22(10), 23(10), 24(10,-4), 25(10), 26(10,-9,10), 27(2,-1), ii Lowercase Roman numerals, first page of quire, lower left corner, rectos None Quires begin on fols. 1(1), 8(2), 16(3), 24(4), 41(5), 51(6), 62(7), 70(8), 79(9), 89(10), 99(11), 109(12), 121(13), 132(14), 142(15), 152(16), 162(17), 173(18), 183(19), 194(20), 205(21), 214(22), 224(23), 234(24), 243(25), 253(26), 261(27). After the back flyleaves there are 5 stubs. Quire 4 is clearly not in its original structure, and it originally consisted of two quires. It is difficult to determine the structure of the quire, which has two centers, between fols. 27v-28r and 33v-34r. The remains of the first part of the quire (of which fols. 24-26 are extant) seem to have been stitched into the second part of the quire.
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