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Missale

Sanctorale

F-2hzt

Cluj-Napoca, Biblioteca Academiei Române, R.117051-117052

Carmen Fenechiu, UBB Cluj (CODEX Centre), 2026 (Born Digital)

General Information

Title Missale
Shelfmarks R.117051-117052
Page/Folio Reference wrapper
Material Parchment
Place of Origin Central Europe
Date of Origin 1401-1500
Script, Hands

One hand, Northern Textualis.

Original Condition

Page Height 365 – 380 mm
Page Width 260 – 270 mm
Height of Written Area 245 – 255 mm
Width of Written Area 175 – 180 mm
Number of Columns 2
Width of Columns 75 – 80 mm
Number of Lines 25 – 27
Line Height 9 – 10 mm
Ruling black ink

Current Condition

Extent About half of the text block is preserved.
Dimensions 170 x 260 mm
More about the Current Condition

The text is barely lisible in many places, due to wear and tear, but also to the fading ink. The whole width of the text block is preserved. 

Book Decoration and Musical Notation

Description

Red and blue Lombards (2 lines); highlighted initials; rubrics.

Content

  • Content Item
    • Text Language Latin
    • Title Missale
    • Content Description

      Sanctorale

      [In octava sancti Stephani. In octava sancti Iohannis. In octava innocentum. Sancti Pauli primi heremite. Hylarii et Remigii confessorum.]

      (col. a) [Presta quesumus omnipotens Deus ut de preceptis muneribus gratias exhibentes]// beneficia potiora sumamus. Per dominum. In octava sancti Stephani, officium, oratio, Epistula, G. alleluia. E[vangelium], offertorium, secretum, [communio,] postcommunio sicut in die. [Predicto modo] fiat in octava sancti Iohannis et sanctorum Innocentum et in octava sancti Iohannis [dicatur] prephatio. Te [domine]. In octava[ Inno]centum d[icatur Gloria] in excelsis, alleluia et I[te] missa [est. Prephatio de natali] et com[municantes non] dicantur. Sancti Pauli primi heremite. Deus qui nos beati Pa[uli con]fessoris [tui annua solemnitate] letificas// [concede propitius ... X ...].  (col. b) [Refecti cibo potuque celesti deus noster te supplices]// exoram[us ut in cuius] hec comme[moratione perce]pimus eius [muniamur et] precibus. Hylarii et [Remi]gii con[fessorum]. Deus qui nos [sanctorum con]fessorum [tuorum Hylarii et Remigii] confessionibus [gloriosis circumdas et protegis da nobis et eorum imitacione proficere et intercessione gaudere. Per dominum.] Secreta. S[ancti tui nos domine quesumus ubique] letificent ut dum eor//[um merita recolimus patrocinia sentiamus.] 
    • R_117051_2
    • Remarks

      The manuscript fragment contains texts pertaining to saints celebrated in the mounth of January. The intructions are not rubricated as expected. Similar to Stams, Zisterzienserkloster, Archiv, Cod. 10 (Cod. 76), Missale (Pars Hiemalis), France, 1251-1300 (https://manuscripta.at/hs_detail.php?ID=31313).

History

Provenance

The host volume was printed in Amsterdam in 1635. On the front flyleaf, inscription: "Ad Generosum dominum Stephanum Ssevasdy commendatum" (s. XVII).

The book belonged to the Reformed College in Cluj: "Illustri Collegii Claudiopolitani Reformati" (title page of host volume).
Persons and Institutions Reformed College, Cluj. Romanian Library Academy, Cluj.

Host Volume

Title R.117051: Les pseaumes de David, Mis en rime Françoise par Cl. Marot et Th. de Beze. Psalmen Davids, Wt den Francoyschen Dichte in Nederlandschen overgeset, door Petrum Dathenum, [T'Amstelredam: Ghedruckt by Paulus Aertsz van Ravensteyn, 1635.] (USTC 1013334) R.117052: Catechismus, ofte Onderwysinghe inde Christelijcke leere, Midtsgaders, de Ceremonien ende Gebeden der Nederlandsche Gereformeerde Kercken, T'Amstelredam: Ghedruckt by Paulus Aertsz van Ravensteyn, 1635. (USTC 1013334)
Date of Origin/Publication 1635
Shelfmark R.117051-117052
Persons Petrus Dathenus, ca. 1531-1588 (translator) Paulus Aertsz van Ravesteyn, ca. 1586–1655 (printer)
Remarks

Despite the two shelfmarks, the host volume is comprised of a single book with two distinct parts (Psalms and Catechism), printed in Amsterdam in 1635.

Former shelfmarks: 51, H.V.56, nro. CXXVIII, ?.98
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