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Book of Hours, Use of Rome — 1497; Italian, Venice

MS. Canon. Liturg. 241

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Title

Book of Hours, Use of Rome — 1497; Italian, Venice

Shelfmark

MS. Canon. Liturg. 241

Associated place

Venice

Italian

Place of origin

Italian, Venice

Date

1497

Language

Latin

Contents

Book of Hours, Use of Rome

Form

codex

Support

parchment

Physical extent

197 fols.

Decoration

Historiated borders.

Historiated initials (defaced). Written by Hieronymus de Maffeis, fol. 197v. (Pächt and Alexander ii. 592)

Binding

17th century or 18th century, Italian, Venice (MS. from the Benedictine nunnery of San Servolo, Venice): pasteboards; brown polished leather, decorated on each cover with gilt lines and tooling around the edges and a central gilt cross on a base; remains of two fore-edge clasps with lost leather straps; gilt gauffered edges, perhaps inherited from a previous binding for which (if so) the volume was severely trimmed; spine mostly lost, but a fragment with gilt lines and leaf-tools preserved inside back cover. Rebacked in brown leather, late 19th or 20th century, Bodleian. A miniature book, 92–93 65–67 c. 30–33 (book closed).

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Title

'...Officium beate & gloriose Virginis Marie'

Shelfmark

MS. Canon. Liturg. 241

Summary

'...Officium beate & gloriose Virginis Marie' (according to the use of Rome), followed by:

'Officium in agenda Mortuorum' (fol. 73)

Penitential Psalms with Litany (fol. 114b)

'Officium sancte Crucis' (fol. 136) with Prayers

'Versus sancti Bernardi' (fol. 168v)

'Psalmi Graduates' (fol. 178v)

'Officium sanctissime Crucis' again (fol. 194)

Date

Written in 1497 in North Italy by Hier. de Maffeis

Language

Latin

Physical facet

On parchment, with some small miniatures, borders, etc.

Physical extent

198 Leaves

Custodial history

At end 'Hieronymus de Maffeis scripsit hoc opus iuxta precium satis competenter: anno Domini 1497: xxvij Aprilis, tempore quo Karolus [viii] rex Francorum aggressus: est & expulsus est ex Ytalia.'.

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Collection contents

Canonici Manuscripts

Canonici Liturgical

'...Officium beate & gloriose Virginis Marie'

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  • Maffeis, Hieronymus de, of Venice (?), fl. 1497

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