Sab. Sancto 007509a and Dom. Resurrectionis 005352, 008455a and b
F-76lt
St. Gallen, Stiftsbibliothek St. Gallen, Cod. Sang. 509
Sandy Maillard, Fragmentarium, 2018 (Born Digital)
General Information
Title
Sab. Sancto 007509a and Dom. Resurrectionis 005352, 008455a and b
Shelfmarks
Cod. Sang. 509
Material
Parchment
Original Condition
Page Height
at least 145 mm
Page Width
at least 152 mm
Height of Written Area
at least 132 mm
Width of Written Area
at least 112 mm
Number of Columns
1
Width of Columns
at least 112 mm
Number of Lines
at least 4
Line Height
36 – 37 mm
Current Condition
Dimensions
145 x 152 mm
Book Decoration and Musical Notation
Content
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Content Item
- Text Language latin
- Title Sab. Sancto 007509a and Dom. Resurrectionis 005352, 008455a and b
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Content Description
Fragment: comes from a liturgical manuscript (Antiphonary?) of the 14th-15th century with "Hufnagelnotation" (german plainsong notation) and red-blue rubrics:
- front cover: Dom. Resurrectionis, 005352: Venite et videte ubi positus erat Dominus Alleluia.
- front pastedown: Dom. Resurrectionis, 008455a: [J]hesum Nazare[num crucifixum o] celicole.
- back cover + spine: Dom. Resurrectionis, 008455b: Non est hic surrexit sicut p[raedixe]rat. Ite nuntiate quia sur[rexit de] sepulchro. Venite et videte...
- inside of the back cover: Sab. Sancto, 007509a: [Ante cujus conspectum mor]s fugit ad cujus [vocem mortui resu]rgunt videntes...
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Host Volume
Title
Spiritual Marian breviary: Prayers and meditations in German for the liturgical year
Date of Origin/Publication
second half of the 15th/ first half of the 16th century
Place of Origin/Publication
probably St. Gall
Shelfmark
Cod. Sang. 509
Remarks
This manuscript, probably from a nuns’ convent in St. Gall, contains a cycle of prayers and meditations through the liturgical year, beginning with Advent and on through Christmas, Easter, Pentecost to the Assumption of Mary. The visions of the Nativity of Jesus of Saint Bridget of Sweden and a rosary, among others, are interspersed. This codex is written by a single hand which, along with others, can also be found in the sister manuscript Cod. Sang. 510.
Description on e-codices.