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Usuard — c. 1476; Italian, Venice

MS. Canon. Liturg. 333

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Title

Usuard — c. 1476; Italian, Venice

Shelfmark

MS. Canon. Liturg. 333

Associated place

Italian

Place of origin

Italian, Venice

Date

c. 1476

Language

Latin

Contents

Usuard Martyrology

Form

codex

Support

parchment

Physical extent

192 fols.

Decoration

Good borders.

Good historiated initials.

Good other initials.

Computistical tables and diagrams, that on fol. 4 with date 1476. (Pächt and Alexander ii. 553)

Binding

18th century, Italian: wood? boards, no bevel; lightish brown leather, tooled with triple gilt lines and a blind roll to form an outer frame on each cover, around a large blind decorative centrepiece; spine with gilt lines and a gilt stamp in each panel, gilt red-leather label; no clasps; metal corner-pieces at the outer corners only, two to each cover, each with a domed boss and floral decoration (late 15th century, transferred from MS. Canon. Misc. 409); edges plain, with slight shadows of two straps from a former binding; paste-downs of carta bassanese. Rebacked (old spine re-laid) at Bodleian, 1940s (perhaps dated 23 Nov. 1948, but indistinctly written). 235–238 c. 168 c. 48–51 (book closed).

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Title

'...Martyrologium siue Datarium secundum ritum Sancte Romane Ecclesie'

Shelfmark

MS. Canon. Liturg. 333

Summary

'...Martyrologium siue Datarium secundum ritum Sancte Romane Ecclesie', with prologues relating to St. Jerome, Usuardus, etc. Elaborate calendarial tables (partly in Italian) and a full calendar precede: the honour paid to St. Servulus (May 24 and Nov. 23) shows that the volume was written at Trieste, and the year is given on foll. 1, 4.

Date

Written in 1468 at Trieste

Language

Latin

Physical facet

On parchment, with miniatures, borders, etc., there are metal corners to the binding

Physical extent

196 Leaves

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Collection contents

Canonici Manuscripts

Canonici Liturgical

'...Martyrologium siue Datarium secundum ritum Sancte Romane Ecclesie'

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