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Missale

Proprium sanctorum

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Cluj-Napoca, Biblioteca Academiei Române, S.4148

Carmen Fenechiu, UBB Cluj (CODEX Centre), 2025 (Born Digital)

General Information

Title Missale
Shelfmarks S.4148
Page/Folio Reference wrapper
Material Parchment
Place of Origin Central Europe
Date of Origin 1376-1425
Script, Hands

One hand; Northern textualis. The presence of both open and box argues for a dating in the 14th c. Unsystematic dotting of i, crossed Tironian 7.

Original Condition

Page Height 380 – 395 mm
Page Width 270 – 280 mm
Height of Written Area 260 – 270 mm
Width of Written Area 185 – 190 mm
Number of Columns 2
Width of Columns 85 – 90 mm
Number of Lines 32 – 34
Line Height 8 mm
Ruling black ink

Current Condition

Extent 2/3 of the original leaf cropped from the centre of the text block
Dimensions 190 x 245 mm
More about the Current Condition

The whole width of the two columns is preserved, but the text is missing the bottom lines.

Book Decoration and Musical Notation

Description

Red and blue Lombards (1 to 2 lines), highlighted initials, rubrics.

Content

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

      [Proprium sanctorum]

      [In festivitate Sancte Marie Magdalene] (col. a) [Secundum Ioannem] Dicit ei. Maria. Conversa illa dicit ei. Rabboni, quod [dicitur] magister. Dicit ei Iesus. N[oli me tan]gere, nondum enim ascend[i a]d [Patrem] meum. Vade autem ad fratres meos et dic eis. Ascendo ad patrem meum et patrem vestrum, ad deum meum et deum meum et deum vestrum. Venit Maria Magdalena, annuntians discipulis, quia vidi dominum et hec dixit mihi. (Ioan. 20: 16–18) Offertorium. Angelus domini. Secretum. Presentia munera quesumus domine placido vultu intuere et presta ut sancti spiritus perfundantur benedictione et in nostris cordibus eam tui nominis dilectionem infundant que mente beate Marie Magdalene nimio flagravit ardore. Per eiusdem [...]. Dico vobis gaudium est angelis // [dei super uno peccatore penitentiam agente. X  (col. b) //Lectio libri sapiencie. In lectulo meo per noctem quesivi q[uem diligit] anima mea quesivi illum et non inveni. Surgam et circuibo civitatem, querens quem diligit anima mea. Invenerunt me vigiles qui custodiunt civitatem. Num quem dilexit anima mea vidistis. Et factum est dum pertransissem illos, inveni quem diligit anima mea. Tenui eum nec dimittam donec introducam illum in domum matris mee et in cubiculum genitricis mee. (Cant. 3: 1-4) De sancto Tyburcio et Valeriano/ Oratio. Presta quesumus omnipotens deus ut qui sanctorum virum tuorum, Tyburci et Valeriani, solempnia colimus eorum etiam virtutes imitemur. Secreta. Hec hostia quesumus domine quam sanctorum tuorum natalicia recensentes offerimus et vincula nostre pravitatis //[absolvat et tue nobis misericordie dona conciliet.]
    • S_4148

History

Origin

The host volume was published in Köln (Germany) in 1628. 
Provenance

A number of ownership notes, some crossed out in black ink, are written on the title page: "Friderici Laister", "Werneri Weißenfeldt?", "Udalrici Geiser?", "Loci Opus? Hattvani" (Hatvan, Co. Heves, Hungary). The book was later held by the library of the Roman Catholic Diocese of Satu Mare (stamp on title page), in the 20th century becoming part of the collection of the Romanian Academy Library from Cluj (stamp last page).

Host Volume

Title Biblia Aurea, Seu Loci Communes E Veteri Et Novo Testamento Secundum ordinem Alphabeticum congesti: Opusculum Ex vetustate erutum, summa diligentia revisum, [et] omnium Theologiae studiosorum, maxime Concionatorum commodis inservire iussum, A Fr. Antonio Ampigollo, Ordinis Augustiniani, ante centum et amplius annos concinnatum, Coloniae Agrippinae: Sumptibus Petri à Brachel, anno 1628. (USTC 2020494)
Date of Origin/Publication 1628
Place of Origin/Publication Köln (Germany)
Shelfmark S.4148
Persons Antonius Rampegolus, 1360 - 1423 (author??) Peter von Brachel (publisher)
Remarks

Previous shelfmark: SM.10388
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