Middle Dutch prayer book
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Leuven, Archief van de Abdij van Park, ID3.24
Elize Van Opstal, Vlaamse Erfgoedbibliotheken, 2023. (Born Digital)
Remarks by the Editor
Additional remarks by Roos in't Velt, Vlaamse Erfgoedbibliotheken, 2023.
General Information
Title
Middle Dutch prayer book
Shelfmarks
Leuven, Archief van de Abdij van Park, ID3.24
Page/Folio Reference
fol. 168 - 169 (lower flyleaf and pastedown)
Material
Parchment
Place of Origin
Low Countries
Date of Origin
15th century
Script, Hands
Gothica hybrida libraria.
Original Condition
Page Height
103 mm
Page Width
73 mm
Height of Written Area
60 mm
Width of Written Area
45 mm
Number of Columns
1
Width of Columns
45 mm
Number of Lines
15
Line Height
3 – 4 mm
Ruling
No longer visible.
Numbering
Modern foliation in pencil, using Arabic numerals.
Current Condition
Extent
2 leaves
Dimensions
103 x 73 mm
More about the Current Condition
Leaves are preserved in situ, one leaf as a flyleaf and the other as a pastedown. Because of this, the lower side of the pastedown cannot be accessed.
Book Decoration and Musical Notation
Description
Red colour stroking.
Content
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Content Item
- Text Language Middle Dutch
- Title Middle Dutch prayer book
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Remarks
- First line of fragment (fol. 168r): '...dat werdighe wesen uwer heiligher ghelatenheit. dat altoes gheuoelijc ende begheerlijc in v stont.'
- Explicit (fol. 169r): '...daer om gheve ic u my selven alte male sonder enich op ghesichte van hene oft van leede. Deo gracias.'
Host Volume
Title
Middle Dutch prayers and meditations
Date of Origin/Publication
late 15th century
Place of Origin/Publication
Low Countries
Shelfmark
Heverlee, Archief van de Abdij van Park, ID3.24
Persons
Host volume was owned by a nun only known by her surname 'Brouwers' in 1672, according to a provenance mark on fol. 1r ('Suster Brouwers hoort dit boeck 1672').
Remarks
Fragments are used as flyleaf and pastedown in a Middle Dutch devotional manuscript with prayers and meditations.
Fragments from a different manuscript (F-ermc on Fragmentarium) were used as the host volume's upper flyleaf and pastedown.