Book of Hours, Use of Rome — 15th century, second quarter; Italian, Venice (?)
MS. Canon. Liturg. 138
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Description
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Title
Book of Hours, Use of Rome — 15th century, second quarter; Italian, Venice (?)
Shelfmark
MS. Canon. Liturg. 138
Place of origin
Italian, Venice (?)
Date
15th century, second quarter
Language
Latin
Contents
Form
codex
Support
parchment
Physical extent
201 + i fol.
Decoration
DecorationGood borders, historiated and other initials. Good penwork border. (Pächt and Alexander ii. 615, pl. LIX)
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Title
'...Officium sancte Marie secundum consuetudinem Romane Curie'
Shelfmark
MS. Canon. Liturg. 138
Summary
'...Officium sancte Marie secundum consuetudinem Romane Curie', preceded by a Calendar (fol. 1), and followed by:
The 'Officium pro defunctis' (fol. 106)
The 'Septem penitentiales' with Litany (fol. 170)
The 'Officium sancte Crucis' (fol. 196)
Date
Written in the 15th century in Italy
Language
Latin
Physical facet
On parchment, with a few small miniatures, illuminated borders, etc.
Physical extent
202 Leaves
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Collection contents
Canonici Liturgical
'...Officium sancte Marie secundum consuetudinem Romane Curie'
