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Breviary, Use of Rome (Franciscan) — 1473; Italian, Venice

MS. Douce 314

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Title

Breviary, Use of Rome (Franciscan) — 1473; Italian, Venice

Shelfmark

MS. Douce 314

Date

1473

Language

Latin

Contents

Breviary, Use of Rome (Franciscan)

Form

codex

Support

parchment

Physical extent

i + 505 fols.

Hands

Written in 1473 by Fr. Lazarus de Lamesa for the convent of S. Maria dei Servi, Venice, fol. 505.

Decoration

Fine borders.

Fine historiated initials.

Fine other initials.

Acquisition

Bequeathed to the Bodleian in 1834

Provenance

Francis Douce, 1757–1834

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Title

Breviary, Use of Rome

Shelfmark

MS. Douce 314

Summary

'... Ordo Breuiarii Fratrum Minorum secundum consuetudinem Romane Curie': a calendar precedes. The Proprium de Tempore begins on fol. 9, the Psalter at fol. 239v, the Proprium de Sanctis at fol. 299, and the Commune Sanctorum, etc., at fol. 473v.

A ' Hymnarium per totum annum' begins on fol. 239, but is unfinished after a column and a half: the usual canticles, creeds, litany, etc., follow the Psalter at fol. 292, and at fol. 295 some regulations about Breviaries made by the Council of Bâle in 1435. At end:--' Ego frater Laçarus de Lamesa Venetiis ordinis Servorum sancte Marie Virginis scr[i]psi M° cccc° lxxiij. Die xvj. menssis Decembris.' There are several miniatures and many fine borders, etc., most delicately painted: see fols. 9, 55v, 140v, 164v, 171, 239v, 299v, 454v, 473v, and elsewhere.

Date

written in A.D. 1473 at Venice, by Lazarus de Lamesa

Language

Latin

Physical facet

On parchment, illuminated

Physical extent

507 leaves, in double columns

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Collection contents

Douce Manuscripts

Breviary, Use of Rome

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  • Douce, Francis, 1757-1834

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