Book of Hours, Use of Rome., Office of the Virgin, Penitential psalms, Litany, Collects of SS. Ligerius and Humphrey, Psalm 90, Quicunque vult, Mass of the Virgin, Litany of the Virgin, Prayers, The fifteen Oes of St. Brigid, Ten commandments, seven gifts of the Spirit, works of spiritual and corporal mercy, sacraments and virtues, five senses — c. 1500; Italian, Venice
MS. Lat. liturg. g. 4
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Title
Book of Hours, Use of Rome., Office of the Virgin, Penitential psalms, Litany, Collects of SS. Ligerius and Humphrey, Psalm 90, Quicunque vult, Mass of the Virgin, Litany of the Virgin, Prayers, The fifteen Oes of St. Brigid, Ten commandments, seven gifts of the Spirit, works of spiritual and corporal mercy, sacraments and virtues, five senses — c. 1500; Italian, Venice
Shelfmark
MS. Lat. liturg. g. 4
Place of origin
Italian, Venice
Date
c. 1500
Language
Italian
Latin
Contents
Form
codex
Support
parchment
Physical extent
iii + 218 leaves
Decoration
Three full page miniatures showing the Annunciation (fol.iiiv); David penitent (fol.97v); the Nativity (fol.143v), of which the first and third appear to be incomplete.
Facing these are: (1) leaf scroll and flower borders, two with insets of animals in landscape.
(2) historiated initials showing the Virgin and Child, king David and a priest celebrating Mass respectively
A few smaller initials in gold, blue and green.
The rest red and blue with violet and red flourishes
Binding
19th cent. calf binding over boards.
Acquisition
Given by George James Dew, 1931.
Provenance
Arms of the Balbi family of Venice, fols. 1, foot: gules a fess per pale or and azure.
Written for a nun (feminine forms in prayers, fols. 157v, 163v, 169v, 201), perhaps a member of the Franciscan convent of St. Louis of Toulouse at Venice (St. Louis is in the confiteor, fol. 141v)
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