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Missale Halberstadense

[Strasbourg : Johann (Reinhard) Grüninger for Peter Drach, about 1498], [with types from Peter Schoeffer], 2°

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Cluj-Napoca, Biblioteca Academiei Române, U.63259-63261

Carmen Oanea (CODEX Centre, UBB), 2026 (Born Digital)

General Information

Title Missale Halberstadense (Halberstadt)
Shelfmarks U.63259-63261
Page/Folio Reference wrapper
Material Parchment
Date of Origin 1498

Original Condition

Page Height 435 – 440 mm
Page Width 245 – 250 mm
Height of Written Area 288 – 290 mm
Width of Written Area 175 – 177 mm
Number of Columns 2
Width of Columns 82 mm
Number of Lines 42
Line Height 80 mm
Numbering

Fol. xvii.

Current Condition

Extent almost the entire leaf
Dimensions 393 x 245 mm
More about the Current Condition

The section of text covering the spine is partially lost. The text continues after the interruption. The ink of the text on the rear board is slightly faded, but still legible. Stains, ink drips, and other blemishes on the surface, including damage from a woodworm. 

Content

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

      (Feria iv post epiphaniam – Dominica iii post epiphaniam)

      [(f. XVIvb) Fe. iiii. Lectio epistole beati Pauli Ad Colosenses i. Fratres. Audistis euangelium predicatum] (f. XVIIra)//est in uniuersa creatura que sub celo est. Cuius factus sum ego Paulus minister... X (f. XVIIrb) Si fieri potest quod ex vobis est cum omnibus pacem habentes. Non vosmetipsos//
    • U_63259_61

History

Origin

The incunabulum was printed in Strasbourg. 
Provenance

The first documented owner of the host volume is Joachim Stegmann (1595-1633). Stegmann was a German theologian and became rector of the Racovian Academy in Raków, Sandomierz Voivodeship of Lesser Poland. Note on title page of first text: "Ex libris Joachimi Stegmanni".

The volume reaches the Unitarian library in Cluj in the seventeenth century. An undated ownership inscription appears on the same page: "Ecclesiae Unitariae Claudipolis".

The last inscription notes the book's return to its owner: "E libris Generosi Domini Sigismundi Nagy restitutus die 5a Maij 1812". Zsigmond Nagy (1860-1922) was a Hungarian theologian. He studied in Budapest, Utrecht, and Strasbourg. He was a teacher at the Gymnasium in Debrecen. He worked on establishing churchly ties between Hungary and the Netherlands, and tried to spread the Calvinist movement in Hungary.

The volume was cataloged by the Academy Library in Cluj in 1965: "ACADEMIA R.P.R. / FILIALA CLUJ / BIBLIOTECA / NR. U. 63261 1965" (stamp, last page).

Host Volume

Title U.63259 – Ostorodt, Christoph, Disputatio Christophori Ostorodi, wieder Georgen Tradeln, beyder rechten Docktorn, und der stadt Augspurg Syndicum. Von Der Gottheit des Sohns Gottes, unsers Herren Jesu Christi, und des heiligen geistes, [Raków]: Sebastian Sternacki, 1625 (USTC 2098117). U.63260 – Jakuba Szlichtyng, Jonasz, 1592-1661ego Odpowiedź na książkę X. Jakuba Zaborowskiego, której dał tytuł „Ogień z wodą”, Raków: Sebastian Sternacki, 1619. U.63261 – Szlichtyng, Jonasz, Odpowiedz Ná Script X. Daniela Clementinusa, Názwány, Antilogiæ et absurda, to iest, Sprzéćiwieństwá, y niesłusznośći, wypływájące z opiniy Scinitow Ponurzonych. uczyniona, Raków: Sebastian Sternacki, 1625.
Date of Origin/Publication 1619 (U.63260), 1625 (U.63259, U.63261)
Place of Origin/Publication Raków
Shelfmark U. 63259-63261
Persons Szlichtyng, Jonasz, 1592-1661: Author of host volume; Sternacius, Sebastianus, ?-1635: Printer of host volume.

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