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Book of Hours (Dominican) — 15th century, third quarter; Italian, Venice

MS. Canon. Liturg. 247

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Title

Book of Hours (Dominican) — 15th century, third quarter; Italian, Venice

Shelfmark

MS. Canon. Liturg. 247

Associated place

Italian

Place of origin

Italian, Venice

Date

15th century, third quarter

Language

Latin

Contents

Book of Hours (Dominican)

Form

codex

Support

parchment

Physical extent

iii + 249 + iii fol.

Decoration

Good borders.

Good historiated initials.

Good other initials. (Pächt and Alexander ii. 539)

Binding

A composite binding, where the boards seem earlier than the leather:

15th century, Italian (as MS.?, for the Dominican nuns of Corpus Domini, Venice): wood boards, with traces of two fore-edge clasps present in nails and grooves under the leather; edges gilt, possible traces of gauffering.

16th century?, Italian: dark brown leather, simply blind-tooled with double lines around the edges and also forming a large blank diamond-shaped panel on each cover; no allowance for the boards’ clasp fittings.

18th century, Italian: paste-downs and flyleaves of carta bassanese added for Jacopo Soranzo, whose label is at top of spine. 103 73 c. 47 (book closed).

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Title

'...Offitium beate Marie Virginis secundum ordinem Predicatorum'

Shelfmark

MS. Canon. Liturg. 247

Summary

'...Offitium beate Marie Virginis secundum ordinem Predicatorum', preceded by a Calendar (fol. 1), and followed by:

'Offitium sanctissime Crucis' (fol. 67v)

'Offitium deuotionis gloriose Virginis' (fol. 73)

'Letanie beate Virginis Marie' (fol. 91)

'Missa beate Virginis' (fol. 117v imperf.)

'Offitium mortuorum' (fol. 121)

Penitential Psalms with Litany (fol. 181)

'Offitium Dominice Passionis compilatum a venerabili fratre Thoma [Agni] de Lentino patriarcha Ierosolimitano ...' (fol. 206v)

The Gradual Psalms (fol. 247v)

In the Calendar on July 12 is 'Dedichatio ecclesie', and St. Peter, Dominican and Martyr, of Milan, is specially honoured (Apr. 29, May 7), and in the Litany St. Marina of Venice.

Date

Written in the 15th century in Italy

Language

Latin

Physical facet

On parchment, with small miniatures, borders, etc.

Physical extent

353 Leaves

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Collection contents

Canonici Manuscripts

Canonici Liturgical

'...Offitium beate Marie Virginis secundum ordinem Predicatorum'

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