Leaf of a hymnary
F-ofjh

Description draws from a description made for McGill by Dionysios Hetzopoulos ca. 1990
General Information
Southern Textualis
There are two unrelated leaves stored at this shelfmark; see also https://fragmentarium.ms/overview/F-s7b0
Original Condition
Current Condition
Book Decoration and Musical Notation
From McGill Catalog: "recto: the initials O (Ostensa) and R (Rex) in red ink ; unnumbered folio verso: the initials Q (Quesumus) and G (Gloria) in red ink. The chant text begins with a large blue D (Deus) on square red ink traced ground containing botanical forms in white, the square bound by a narrow margin containing diagonal shapes."
Square notation on a five-line red staff; very thin, almost invisible, stems and lines of division.
Partial hymns for Apostles and Martyrs; each seems to have had one verse with music, followed by subsequent verses with no notation.