In the fifth part of Ludwig Traube's _Palaeographische Forschungen_, (which I had the honor of publishing after that great scholar's death)[1] evidence was presented for Traube's apparently certain discovery of the very handwriting of John the Scot. In manuscripts of Reims, of Laon, and of Bamberg, he had observed certain marginal notes which were neither omitted sections nor glosses, but rather the author's own amplifications and embellishments of his work. Johannes had made such additions to his _De Divisione Naturae_ in the Reims manuscript, and they all appear in that of Bamberg. In the latter manuscript there are fresh additions--or enlargements as I shall call them in the present paper…
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