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Missal; Austria, mid-15th century

MS. Canon. Liturg. 334

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Title

Missal; Austria, mid-15th century

Shelfmark

MS. Canon. Liturg. 334

Associated place

Austrian

Place of origin

German

Austria(watermarks)

Southern Germany (Franconia?)

Date

c. 1445–1455

c. 1200–20

c. 1440–50

Language

German

Latin

Contents

Portable votive missal
For fol. i see below, endleaves
(fol. ii verso) Collects and secrets for the first two Sundays in Advent (continued on fol. 58r). Fol. ii recto blank.
(fols 1r–2v) Prefaces
(fol. 3r) Gloria and Creed, copied in smaller script
(fol. 3v) Woodcut of the Crucifixion: see below
(fols. 4r–8v) Canon of the mass
(fols. 9r–20r) Temporale: masses of the principal feasts from Easter: Easter, Ascension, Pentecost, Trinity, Corpus Christi
(fols. 20r–40v) Sanctorale: masses of St. Thomas the apostle, St. Thomas martyr, the Assumption, St. Catherine, St. Barbara, St. Dorothea, St. Margaret, the holy Cross and the Virgin.
(fols. 41r–57v) Common of the saints with votive masses (pro omni gradu ecclesie, pro peccatis, de sancto iodoco, de sancto christofero, de omnibus sanctis, de beata virgine, pro omni gradu ecclesie, pro tribulacione, pro pace, pro salute uiuorum, pro semetipso oracio, pro iter agentibus, pro infirmis, officium pro animabus, pro parentibus, pro famulo, pro fraternite), incomplete.
(fol. 58r) Collects and secrets for the third and fourth Sundays in Advent (continued from fol. ii v)
MS. Canon. Liturg. 334 - woodcut (fol. 3v)
MS. Canon. Liturg. 334 - endleaves (fols. i, 59–60)
Bartholomäus

Form

codex

Support

Paper. Principal watermark, Anvil in circle; Briquet 5958, attested in Gurck 1446, variants Bruck a.d. Mur 1452 etc.; WZMA AT5000-RB25_1_209, attested 1452–4 [www.oeaw.ac.at/ksbm/wz/index.htm, accessed 16 Apr. 2004]).

Physical extent

1 + 1 + 57 + 1 + 2 fol.

Hands

Hybrida by one hand.

Decoration

Coloured red initials of 1–3 lines; for woodcut, fol. 3v, see below.

Binding

15th century, mid, Austrian (as MS.): wood boards, steep outside bevel, large squares; shiny red tawed leather with delaminating tears, undecorated, spine plain; traces of central fore-edge clasp with lost strap of thick tawed leather running from back cover to front, and of 4+1 circular bosses on each cover, all lost; edges plain; two early bookmarks, one tipped with red leather. Paper paste-downs added when the original paste-downs were lifted, late 19th or early 20th century, Bodleian. 232–234 157 c. 27–32 (book closed).

Provenance

'Hoc missale fuit quondam ad usum ecclesie parochialis S. Martini super Villacum' [Villach, St Martin, rather than Obervellach, as in Flotzinger], 17th cent., inside of fly leaf fol. ii verso.

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Title

The Ordinary and Canon of the Mass

Shelfmark

MS. Canon. Liturg. 334

Summary

The Ordinary and Canon of the Mass, followed by select Masses. At fol. 3v is an old 15th cent. print of the Crucifixion, coloured. Fols, i, 59-60 are fragments of a German 13th cent. medical treatise (e. g.' Ist daz harn rot un einteil gemischit mit der swerze. daz bedutet daz div lungil zeheil ist').

Date

Written in the second half of the 15th century in Carinthia (?)

Language

Latin

Physical facet

On paper, binding, red leather on boards, bosses and clasp lost (contemporary)

Physical extent

60 Leaves

Custodial history

'Hoc Missale fuit quondam ad usum ecclesie parochialis S. Martini supra Villacum' (Villach in Carinthia: 17th cent. note).

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Collection contents

Canonici Manuscripts

Canonici Liturgical

The Ordinary and Canon of the Mass

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