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Antiphonale (a.u. OFM?)

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Cluj-Napoca, Biblioteca Academiei Române, F. 45047

Adrian Papahagi, UBB-Cluj, CODEX Centre, 2020 (Born Digital)

General Information

Title Antiphonale a. u. OFM
Shelfmarks F. 45047 (host vol.)
Former Shelfmarks XXVI F 27 (host vol.)
Page/Folio Reference wrapper
Material Parchment
Place of Origin Slovakia (Medieval kingdom of Hungary)
Date of Origin 1475-1500
Script, Hands

One hand, Northern Gothica textualis.

Original Condition

Page Height 550 – 580 mm
Page Width 350 – 370 mm
Height of Written Area 400 – 450 mm
Width of Written Area 250 mm
Number of Columns 1
Width of Columns 250 mm
Number of Lines 8 – 10
Line Height 20 mm
Ruling red ink
More about the Condition

Staves: 25-26 mm high.

Current Condition

Extent Top 1/3 of a leaf.
Dimensions 160 x 330 mm

Book Decoration and Musical Notation

Description

Highlighted cadels and simple initials (red, 2 lines, 40 mm).
  • Musical Notation

    Five-line staves, Gothic rhombic notation.

    • Content

    • Content Item
      • Text Language Latin
      • Title Antiphonale (a.u. OFM?)
      • Content Description

        Sabbato per annum

        //terre. Deus deus. [An.] Et in seruis suis dominus miserebitur. [An.] In cimbalis bene sonantibus laudate deum lauda (?). [An.] Illuminare domine hys qui in tenebris sedent et dirige pedes nostros in//
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    History

    Origin

    The original manuscript was maculated in Slovakia, and is probably of local origin.

    Update 2023: After the initial publication of the fragment, Mr Eduard Lazorík, PhD student at the Instite of Musicology of the Slovak Academy of Sciences, wrote to let me know that four further fragments from the same manuscript were identified in Slovakian collections (e.mail from 21 Sept. 2021): Martin, SNK (Slovak National Library), Inc B 7; Kežmarok, Lyceum library, 1189; Kežmarok, Lyceum library, 22776; Martin, LA SNK (Archives of Literature, Slovak National Library), J 2014; Rožňava, Library of diocese, BUR XVIII/ Ep – s. 7, p. č. 2683. Moreover, the last of these items is a book printed in the same place and in the same year as BAR F. 45047, the host book of the present format (Rožňava, Library of diocese, BUR XVIII/ Ep – s. 7, p. č. 2683: Epitome Vitae, & Miraculorum Divi Antonii Paduani... Košice: typis Academicis Societatis Jesu, 1756). Thus, the Jesuit college of Košice may be the place where the original manuscript was maculated.
    Provenance

    Jesuit college of Košice, post 1756, see above.

    OFM, Cluj, s. XIX: "Conv<entus> Claud<iopolitanus> Fr<atrum> Min<orum> stric<tae> obs<ervantiae> ovár" (frontispiece of host volume).

    Host Volume

    Title Epitome Vitae & Miraculorum Divi Antinii Paduani Ordinis Seraphici Sideris lucidissimi, totumque per orbem Miraculis Thaumaturgi, Olim Viennae in Austria, nunc vero... pro solatio item Filiorum S. P. Francisci in Alma SS. Salvatoris Provincia Strictiorem sacrae Regulae Observantiam Profitentium.
    Date of Origin/Publication 1756
    Place of Origin/Publication Cassiviae in Hungaria [Košice]: Typis Academicis Soc. Jesu
    Shelfmark F. 45047
    Remarks

    Former shelfmark: XXVI F 27
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