Antiphonal
Antiphons (fol. [1]); Responsory for the 5th Sunday of Lent (fol. [2])
F-oziu
General Information
Large northern gothica textualis formata.
Original Condition
Current Condition
Most of the upper margin of the bifolium has been trimmed away. The inner side of the bifolium contain paper pastedowns, making part of the text difficult to read.
Fragment contains several later-added inscriptions, mostly of years and shelfmarks, which are all related to its later purpose as a document cover.
Book Decoration and Musical Notation
Plain initials, alternately in red and blue. Cadels, red rubrication, red colour stroking.
Square notation on four red staves.
Content
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Content Item
- Text Language Latin
- Title Antiphonal
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Content Description
Antiphons (fol. [1]); Responsory for the 5th Sunday of Lent (fol. [2]).
- Fol. [1]r:
- Antiphon 'Rabbi quis peccavit homo...' (CantusID 004571).
- Antiphon 'A saeculo non est auditum...' (CantusID 001194).
- Antiphon 'Accepit autem omnes timor...' (Antiphon for the 17th Sunday after Pentecost, CantusID 001216. Continues on fol. [1]v).
- Fol. [1]v:
- Antiphon 'Lazarus amicus noster...' (CantusID 003603).
- Antiphon 'Domine si hic fuisses Lazarus...' (CantusID 002383).
- Antiphon 'Qui sequitur me non ambulat...' (Antiphon to the Common of one Martyr, CantusID 004496).
- Fol. [2]r:
- Responsory 'Adjutor et susceptor meus...' (Responsory for the 5th Sunday of Lent, CantusID 006036).
- Responsory 'Deus meus es tu ne discedas...' (Responsory for 5th Sunday of Lent, CantusID 006428).
- Responsory verse 'Deus deus meus respice in me...' (Responsory for 5th Sunday of Lent, CantusID 006428a, continues on fol. [2]v).
- Fol. [2]v:
- Responsory 'Deus meus eripe me de manu...' (Responsory for 5th Sunday of Lent, CantusID 006427).
- Responsory verse 'Deus ne elongeris a me...' (Responsory for 5th Sunday of Lent, CantusID 006427b).
- Responsory 'Ne perdas cum impiis deus...' (Responsory for 5th Sunday of Lent, CantusID 007206)
- Fol. [1]r:
Host Volume
This fragment was used as a wrapper (limp cover, with flap). The volume also contains another fragment in its binding (F-ry6v on Fragmentarium). This fragment contains a secular song in Middle Dutch, and resides underneath this particular fragment.