Also, Monfortianus has affinities with the Syraic [Peshitta & history](which goes back to 170sAD+ earlier)! "I have noted three passages in the Gospel of St. Mark [in Minuscule 61/Codex Monfortianus], which perfectly coincide with the Syriac version. (Michaelis, Intro. to the New Testament, pg. 286).
Introduction to the New Testament, tr., and augmented with notes (and a ... - Johann David Michaelis
Syraic Version/Syraic New Testament was not known in Europe until 1555, proving Codex Monfortanius was not made in 1510s/1520s due to its affinities with Syraic New Testament
"Widmanstadt conducted Moses [Moses Mardin a Syrian, not the Moses of Exodus] to Vienna; and presented him to Ferdinand, who at once consented to bear the expense of printing the Syriac Testament,..The Gospels were struck off on May 18, 1555, the Pauline Epistles July 18, the Acts August 14, and the book was completed September 27; being the Editio Princeps of the entire Syriac New Testament," (Murdock, Syriac New Testament, pg. xiv)Link
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