Private devotions — 15th century; Dutch
MS. Marshall 110
Bodleian Libraries, University of Oxford
Description
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Title
Private devotions — 15th century; Dutch
Shelfmark
MS. Marshall 110
Place of origin
Dutch
Date
15th century
Language
Middle Dutch (ca. 1050-1350)
Contents
Form
codex
Support
paper
Physical extent
i + 257leaves
Binding
Stamped brown leather over bevelled boards, contemporary, bearing in a central panel on each cover the Virgin and Child surrounded by 'Mulier ... duodecim' (Rev. xii. 1), with two clasps of brass and leather.
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Title
Private devotions
Shelfmark
MS. Marshall 110
Summary
Private devotions, in Dutch, comprising:
Fol. 1. 'Hier begint een suuerlike oefeninghe als men totten heiligen sacrament wil gaen', beg. 'Dv bjste een ootulytende guethes'
Fol. 7. prayers, meditations, and short services, beg. 'mi al entuarwet', and includes 'die xxx misereren oratie' (fol. 58v), the Te Deum of the Virgin Mary (fol. 79v), a prayer of st. Augustine (fol. 117), and prayers connected with st. Ursula (fol. 136)
Fol. 142. prayers and meditations on the Lord's Supper, including one by st. Bernard (fol. 202)
Date
Written in the 15th century in Holland
Language
Dutch
Physical facet
On paper, in double columns. Binding, stamped brown leather over bevelled boards, contemporary, bearing in a central panel on each cover the Virgin and Child surrounded by 'Mulier ... duodecim' (Rev. xii. 1), with two clasps of brass and leather
Physical extent
257 Leaves
Custodial history
Manuscript (76).
The name 'Edward Suffolke' occurs on fol. 1v, 'John Suffolk' on fol. 255, 'Richard Suffock' in fol. 256v. There are also:
'Henricus Madoxe' (fol. 2)
'William Cranforde personne of Weddington [co. Warwick]' (fol. 256)
'Humphry Adderby' (fol. 256)
'John Barrey' (fol. 256)
'Overinge yeoman' (fol. 256)
'Lemmingtonne' (fol. 256)
'Yorke' (fol. 256)
All in hands of (?) the later 16th cent.
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Collection contents
Private devotions
