Processional
Mass for the Dead ('In die omnium fidelium animarum')
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General Information
Northern gothica textualis libraria/currens, multiple hands. Explicit written in Gothica hybrida currens.
Original Condition
Quire of two bifolia.
Due to the small size of the quire, it is possible that the entire manuscript only consisted of this particular quire.
Current Condition
Fol. [1]r-[4]v contain traces of pasted paper. Fol. [4]v contains a later added note; this note is, however, difficult to read.
Book Decoration and Musical Notation
Cadels with red colour stroking (fol. [1]r, [2]v-[3]r). Red plain initials, red rubrication, red colour stroking.
Square notation on four red staves.
Content
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Content Item
- Text Language Latin (main text); Middle Dutch (explicit)
- Title Processional
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Content Description
Mass for the Dead ('In die omnium fidelium animarum. Ad processionem: in exeundo ecclesiam').
- Responsory 'Subvenite sancti dei occurrite angeli' (CantusID 007716), with verse 'Suscipiat te Christus' (CantusID 007716a).
- Responsory 'Libera me domine de morte aeterna' (CantusID 007091), with responsory verses 'Dies illa dies irae' (CantusID 007091g), 'Tremens factus sum ego' (CantusID 007091x) and 'Quid ego miserrimus' (CantusID 007091ta).
- Psalms, list of saints, collecta.
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Remarks
Fragment ends with an explicit in Middle Dutch: 'Bidt voor hem ende naer zijn doot die dit ghenoteert heeft...' (fol. [4]v). It can therefore be assumed that this quire was the final quire in the original manuscript, with fol. [4]v being the final page.
History
Fragments were transferred from St Jacob's Church (Ghent) to the Ghent State Archives in 2023.
Host Volume
Fragment was used in a book binding; possibly a register.