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Breviary, Use of Rome (Augustinian) — 1464; German, Westphalia

MS. Canon. Liturg. 286

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Title

Breviary, Use of Rome (Augustinian) — 1464; German, Westphalia

Shelfmark

MS. Canon. Liturg. 286

Associated place

Italian

Flemish

Place of origin

German, Westphalia

Date

1464

Language

Latin

Contents

Breviary, Use of Rome (Augustinian)

Form

codex

Support

parchment

Physical extent

iv + 319 + v fols.

Decoration

Fine border.

Fine historiated initials.

Fine other initials. (Pächt and Alexander i. 169, pl. XIII)

Binding

16th century, early, Flemish?: wood boards, shallow bevel; brown leather, with a blind panel of ‘Flemish animals’ (two rows of five beasts in foliage, around the central motto ‘Ora pro nobis sancta dei genitrix’, a standard Flemish design) stamped four times on each cover; traces of two lost strap-and-pin fastenings with straps of dark blue textile, running from back fore-edge to two lost pins over halfway across front board; edges gilt, gauffered. Rebacked, 18th century, Italian, in lighter brown leather with gilt red-leather label and paste-downs of splotched marbled paper. 189–190 137 c. 75 (book closed).

For similar panels, see Staffan Fogelmark, Flemish and related panel-stamped bindings: evidence and principles, New York 1990, pp. 145 & n. 305, 151 n. 329, 216ff., 221; pl. XLII, R.106–107.

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Title

A Roman Breviary

Shelfmark

MS. Canon. Liturg. 286

Summary

A Roman Breviary, for Augustinian use, perhaps written in Germany, consisting of:

A Calendar (fol. 2)

'Psalterium secundum cursum Romane curie' (fol. 8v)

Hymnal, dated at end '1463' (fol. 64)

Proprium de Tempore (fol. 74)

Proprium Sanctorum, dated at end '1464' (fol. 191)

Commune Sanctorum, and smaller offices (fol. 296)

On fol. 313av '1464. Scriptum & completum Anno Domini. 1464. quarta die mensis Marcij In conuentu uallis Sancte Marie beylar', possibly' bei Lahr' in Rhenish Prussia, S. of Munster

In the calendar 'Ludgeri episcopi Monasteriensis' is in red on Apr. 24.

Date

Written in 1463-1464 in Germany

Language

Latin

Physical facet

On parchment, in double columns, with many small miniatures, a border, illuminated capitals, etc., binding, leather, four panels stamped on each cover, each with 'ora pro nobis sancta dei genitrix' and small figures (Bruges, 15th cent.), the back is modem

Physical extent

324 Leaves

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Collection contents

Canonici Manuscripts

Canonici Liturgical

A Roman Breviary

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