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Missale

Hebdomada III Quadragesimae, Feriae IV-VI  

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Cluj-Napoca, Biblioteca Academiei Române, B.6300

Adrian Papahagi, UBB Cluj (CODEX Centre), 2025 (Born Digital)

General Information

Title Missale
Shelfmarks B.6300
Page/Folio Reference wrapper
Material parchment
Place of Origin Central Europe
Date of Origin 1450-1520
Script, Hands

One hand, late Northern Textualis. Note the two morphologies of the d, the a closed with a hairline alternating with the box a (Kasten-a).

Original Condition

Page Height 335 – 360 mm
Page Width 235 – 250 mm
Height of Written Area 235 – 245 mm
Width of Written Area 165 mm
Number of Columns 1
Width of Columns 165 mm
Number of Lines 23 – 25
Line Height 10 mm
Ruling drypoint? (invisible)

Current Condition

Extent about 1/3 of the original leaf
Dimensions 127 x 190 mm

Book Decoration and Musical Notation

Description

Only rubricated initials.

Content

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

      Hebdomada III Quadragesimae, Feriae IV-VI  

      [Coll.] Concede, quesumus, omnipotens deus, ut, qui protectionis tue gratiam querimus, liberati a malis omnibus, secura tibi mente serviamus. Per. Feria Va. Concede, quesumus omnipotens deus, ut ieiuniorum sancta devotio, et purificationem nobis tribuat, et maiestati tuae nos reddat acceptos. Secr. Fac nos quesumus Domine ad sancta mysteria purificatis mentibus accedere ut tibi semper competens deferamus obsequium. <Post>comm. Sacramenti tui, domine, veneranda perceptio et mystico nos mundet effectu et perpetua virtute defendat. Per. Super populum. Subiectum tibi populum quesumus, domine, propitiatio celestis amplificet et tuis semper faciat inherere mandatis. Per.

      Feria VIa. [Coll.] Ieiunia nostra quesumus, domine, benigno favore prosequere ut sicut ab alimentis abstinemus in corpore, ita quoque a vitiis ieiunemus in mente. Per. [Secr.] Respice domine propicius ad munera que sacramus//[ut et tibi grata sint et nobis salutaria semper existant].
    • B_6300

History

Origin

Unknown origin. The host book was printed in Ingolstadt, Bavaria.
Provenance

The host book belonged to the library of the Greek-Catholic High-school of Blaj ('Biblioteca Gimnasiului Gr.-Cat. din Blaj', stamp on front flyleaf), was transferred to the present collection after 1948, and received the current shelfmark in 1975 (stamp on rear flyleaf). 

Host Volume

Title D. Gregorii Nazianzeni, Cognomento Theologi, Selectarum Epistolarum libri quatuor Graecolatini : In Usum Studiosae iuventutis seperatim editi, Editio quarta, Ingolstadt: Johannes Hertzroy [et] Elisabeth Angermaier, 1619. (USTC 2096359)
Date of Origin/Publication 1619
Shelfmark B.6300
Remarks

Former shelfmark: B.III.75 (pencil, front pastedown and flyleaf). 
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