If you edit your spells file/table from the default file and change spell IDs around, that is probably going to cause the problem you are seeing.
If making a custom spell file, you either want to make sure all scrolls related to the changes you made are corrected, or just use quest::scribespells($level) to scribe spells and avoid using the now broken scrolls.
Also for some scrolls, I am sure there is a chance that the scroll was changed on Live to prevent players from using it. By changing it to require level 255, they can be sure no one will be able to scribe it again. Since PEQ gets the items table from EQLive collects from the 13th floor database, the item data should match Live exactly from the time of the last update from that particular item. If you haven't edited your spells file at all, then chances are that SOE decided they didn't want players having that spell anymore.
The 255 level is just something set in the spells table to restrict classes from being able to scribe or use that spell. If all classes are set to 255 in the spells table, then that spell is an NPC spell or focus/worn/proc effect.
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