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Breviarium notatum

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Stuttgart, Hauptstaatsarchiv Stuttgart, J 522 E II 410 (C)

Waltraud Götz, Tübingen 2017 (Born Digital)

Remarks by the Editor

J 522 E II 410 enthält insgesamt 5 nicht näher bezeichnete Fragmente (hier: A-E)

General Information

Title Breviarium notatum
Shelfmarks J 522 E II 410
Material Pergament
Place of Origin ?
Date of Origin 13. Jahrhundert
Script, Hands

got. Minuskel

Original Condition

Page Height 420 mm
Page Width 280 mm
Width of Written Area at least 170 mm
Number of Columns 1
Number of Lines at least 4
Line Height 38 mm

Current Condition

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horizontaler Streifen eines Blattes

nur teilweise lesbar

Book Decoration and Musical Notation

Description

rubriziert, dekoriert  

rote Lombarden in unterschiedlicher Größe
  • Musical Notation

    Quadratnotation; 4 rote Linien; c-Schlüssel; Pes/Torculus: Anstrich von unten

    • Content

    • Content Item
      • Text Language Latin
      • Content Description

        Recto(?)  

        [Hymnenstrophe  Omni] genti recolenti tue corone supplicium da virtutem/// | salutem christe redemptor omnium <vgl. AH 12, p. 75> L///

        Ad tertiam|

        [Hymnus] Ihesu velatus facie fuisti sol iusticie flexis illu//ge// |
        (Fragmentende) <vgl. AH 50, p. 569>  

        Verso(?)

        [Lectio Pedibus conculcabitur corona] superbie ebriorum Effraym Et erit |
        [flos decidens glorie exsultati]onis eius qui est super verticem val |
        [lis pinguium quasi temp]oraneum ante maturitatem au |
        [tumni]/// I[n die illa erit] dominus exercituum corona glorie [et sertum exsultationis] residuo populi Et spiritus iudicii sedenti |
        [super iudicium et] fortitudo revertentibus de [bello ad](Fragmentende) <Is 28, 3-6>
      • J_522_E_II_410_Cr
      • Edition Hymnenstrophen: Texte: Varianten zu „Martyrum dena milia“: MMMAE Hymnen I, S. 645/AH 12, p. 75 und zu „Tu qui velatus facie“ AH 50, p. 569. Melodie zu „Ihesu velatus facie“: MMMAE Hymnen I 32 S.34
      • Remarks


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