For a full transcript of the text of this MS. see F. H. Scrivener's Codex Augiensis, Cambridge, 1859. Also Hort in Journ. Philol. 1871.
The Greek text of the MS. is a copy of Codex Boernerianus at Dresden (G of the Epistles), and is of no independent value. It is principally interesting as a late specimen of western Greek calligraphy. The Latin version in Dr Hort's opinion is Vulgate conformed to the Greek by the help of the Latin version in G.
It contains :
f.7 Romans iii. 19-end
ΜÎc) . ΛΕΓΕΙ . ΙΝΑ . ΠΑΝ . ΣΤΟΜΑ dicit ut omne os.
f.32 1 Cor. Title in vermilion capitals, as throughout
In iii.8-v.14 the Greek is wanting, and a space is left for it.
This is again the case in vi.7-14.
The misplaced quire now bound as ff.103-110 contains 1 Cor. xv.
5 to 2 Cor. v.20. Consequently 2 Cor. begins on f.104b.
f.67 Gal.
f.76 Eph.
f.85b Phil.
f.92 Col.
f.98b In ii.1-8, the Greek is wanting, and a space is left for it
1 Thess. The misplaced quire intervenes here, in 1 Thess. iv.
f.112b 2 Thess.
f.115b 1 Tim.
f.122b 2 Tim. Title in darker red
f.116b Titus
f.130 Philemon
f.131b Inc. argumentum in Epistolam ad Hebreos
Inprimis dicendum est cur apostolus paulus
-greco sermone composuit.
f.131b Text of Ep. to Hebrews in Latin only.
Ending on f.139b.
Then follows an extract without title, beginning:
f.139b Post illam generalem baptismi gratiam et illud preciosissimum mastrrii (sic) donum
Ends f.141b:
idest carnalia uitia ad ea quae inante sunt extendetur hoc est spiritalia dona atq. uirtutes.
This and the Prologue to Hebrews are both found also in the works of Rabanus Maurus, (P.L. cxii. 711, 1329): the 'Epilogue' not identified by Scrivener is, as Dr J. A. Robinson has noted, an extract from the Collationes of John Cassian. Coll. xx. c. viii.(Abbatis Pinufii), P.L. xlix. 1159-1165.
On the margin of f.139b is a note in two hands; referring to the extract. The first hand is that of Mieg, a former possessor: the second I do not recognise, unless it be Bentley's hand a good deal blotted. [Apparently not Bentley's.]
(1) respondent haec quadantenus variis illis remittendi peccata modis quorum meminit Origenes Homil. 2. in Levit.
(2) imo potius conveniunt iis quae Cumianus habet (not, I think, 'Fota' as H ap. Scrivener, p. xxv, note) in 1. de Poenitentiarum mensura, qui auctor vixit annoo 640. et iis quae extant B. Patr. T. xii. p.92.