Breviary, Use of Rome (Franciscan) — c. 1476–1481; Italian, Cremona (?)
MS. Canon. Liturg. 170
Bodleian Libraries, University of Oxford
Description
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Title
Breviary, Use of Rome (Franciscan) — c. 1476–1481; Italian, Cremona (?)
Shelfmark
MS. Canon. Liturg. 170
Place of origin
Italian, Cremona (?)
Date
c. 1476–1481
Language
Latin
Contents
Form
codex
Support
parchment
Decoration
DecorationGood borders, historiated and other initials. (Pächt and Alexander ii. 888, pl. LXXVIII)
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Title
'...Breuiarium secundum consuetudinem Romane Curie'
Shelfmark
MS. Canon. Liturg. 170
Summary
'...Breuiarium secundum consuetudinem Romane Curie', a Franciscan Breviary, consisting of:
A Calendar (fol. 1) with calculations apparently starting from 1470
the Proprium de Tempore (fol. 9)
Rubrics (fol. 196)
Psalter (fol. 204)
Hymnal (fol. 272)
'Proprium Sanctorum' (fol. 282)
'Commune Sanctorum' (fol. 404), and smaller offices and benedictions
Date
Written in the second half of the 15th century in Italy
Language
Latin
Physical facet
On parchment, in double columns, with small miniatures, borders, etc.
Physical extent
437 Leaves
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Collection contents
Canonici Liturgical
'...Breuiarium secundum consuetudinem Romane Curie'
