Missale
In Conversione Sancti Pauli Apostoli (25 Jan.); In octava Sanctae Agnetis (28 Jan.)
F-670q
General Information
One hand, Northern Gothica textualis.
Original Condition
Current Condition
The legibility of the fragment has been heavily affected by water damage, and a label glued on the fragment. Furthermore, almost the entire lower half of the leaf is missing.
Book Decoration and Musical Notation
Red and blue Lombards (1-2 lines).
Content
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Content Item
- Text Language Latin
- Title Missale
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Content Description
[In Conversione Sancti Pauli Apostoli] (25 Jan.)
(col. a) [Dum Paulus in ore omnium sacerdotum iura dat] /preceptorum (?). Docens crucif[ixum] non esse alium praeter Christum deum. Cum patre qui regnat et sancto spiritu cuius testis [Paulus]. Hic lingua sacerdotum mo[re canis] dum perlinxit legis et euangelii [du]os molares... T[e solum] adorat Christum creatorem quem e[t cogno]scit in carne uenisse redemptorem. Responsorium. Homo quidam erat [dives]. <in turn-in, not visible on photo:> [...] Dominica viiii post penthecosten. Off. In omnem te//[rram...]
(col. b) [...] Per. Epistola. †††. Gr. Os iusti. [...] Iste est qui an[te]. Tractus. †††† Evangelium. Nemo... Offertorium. ††††. Secretum. Oblatis domine placare muneribus intercedente beato Iohanne confessore tuo [...] a cunctis [periculis? ...]. Per. Communio. Domine [quinque?]. Compl. Perceptis domine corporis et sanguinis tui sacramentis concede nobis supplicante beato iohanne confessore tuo atque pontifice ita muniri ut et temporalibus abundemus commodis et fulciamur eternis.
In octava Sancte Agnetis (28 Jan.)<V.> Vultum tuum. Oratio. Deus qui nos annua beate// <in turn-in, not visible on photo:> Agnetis martiris tue sollemnitate letifica...
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History
Central Europe (Germany, like the host book?)
The host book was printed in 1605, in Frankfurt. In 1622, the host book belonged to someone from Kempten (Allgäu, Germany) "[...]to et sperando! Campidoni, 1622" (front pastedown). By the end of the 17th century, the host book was at the Jesuit College of Cluj: "Inscriptus Bibliothecae Colegii Societatis Jesu Claudiopolitani" (title page). In the 19th century, it entered the collection of Catholic high school of Cluj ("Bibliotheca Lycei Claudiopolitani, 1832" (title page).
Host Volume
Former shelfmarks: 29.F.18 (spine); N.18, H.19 (front pastedown); 29.F.18, 18.D.15 (front flyleaf); N.18, H.18[9?] (title page).