Antiphonale
S. Martini
F-vw2a
General Information
One hand, late Northern Textualis.
Original Condition
One can see the folding line of the bifolium. The inner margin is 35-37 mm.
Current Condition
Book Decoration and Musical Notation
German Gothic musical notation on four staves.
Content
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Content Item
- Text Language Latin
- Title Antiphonale
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Content Description
[Martini]
[Dixerunt discipuli ad beatum Martinum: cur nos pater deseris aut cui nos desolatos relinquis invadent enim] //gregem tu[um lupi rapaces. Evo]vae. An. [Domine si adhuc] populo tuo [sum necessarius non recus]o laborem fiat [voluntas tua]. Antiphona.
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History
The fragment may be of German origin, like the host volume, which was printed in Heidelberg in 1596.
In the 17th c. the book was offered by a certain Andreas Heuptius from Förstgen (Oberlausitz, Saxony) to a friend: "Exiguum hunc libellum amico suo Georgio Trautio (?) de suis danti... donabat Andreas Heuptius Förstgensis in sui perpetuam memoriam" (front flyleaf). Another German annotation on the verso of the front flyleaf mentions an Italian edition of Lycophron from 1720. Another owner was "F. S. Schul<erius>" (title page). In the 19th c., the book was purchased by the scholar Timotei Cipariu, who left it to the Central Archdiocesan Library of Blaj (stamp on front flyleaf).