Babel MS 26

Two fragments survive in one binding from a legal document of the late sixteenth century but with so little text visible it is impossible to identify the subject matter. Fragment i provides part of the swag capitals from the opening of the document, while fragment ii provides a thin vertical strip: as its first line has the thick shape of a majuscule (perhaps an arm of the 'h' seen in fragment i), it probably provides the vertical extent of the text.