Lectionary

John 12 and Jeremiah 11

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Frauenfeld, Kantonsbibliothek Thurgau, X 715/04

Remarks by the Editor

The digitisation and analysis of this fragment was generously supported by the Stavros Niarchos Foundation. 

General Information

Title Lectionary
Shelfmarks Frauenfeld, Kantonsbibliothek Thurgau, X 715/04
Page/Folio Reference back pastedown
Material Parchment
Place of Origin German speaking area
Date of Origin late 11th or early 12th century
Script, Hands

A square proto-Gothic script written in a single hand.

Original Condition

Number of Columns 1
Number of Lines at least 12
Line Height 9 – 10 mm
Ruling not visible

Current Condition

Extent 1 partial leaf
Dimensions 128 x 189 mm
More about the Current Condition

A single folio has been detached, cut roughly in half, and repurposed as a pastedown that has subsequently been lifted at the back of the host volume. 

Book Decoration and Musical Notation

Description

A single four-line and one one-line penwork initial in black. 

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Rubric in Black.

Content

  • Content Item
    • Text Language Latin
    • Title Lectionary
    • Content Description

      A single partial leaf from a lectionary:

      front: John 12:35-36 and Jeremiah 11:18-20

      dorse: John 12:22-28 

    • back pastedown dorse

Host Volume

Title Pseudo Sanctus Methodius, Revelationes divinae a sanctis angelis factae
Date of Origin/Publication 1 September 1496
Place of Origin/Publication Augsburg
Shelfmark Frauenfeld, Kantonsbibliothek Thurgau, X 715/04
Persons Johann Froschauer
Remarks

15th-/16th-century blind-stamped light half-length leather binding over wooden boards. Restored in the 20th century. 

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A leaf from a Breviary was repurposed as a pastedown (now lifted) at the front of the volume: Frauenfeld, Kantonsbibliothek Thurgau, X 715/04, front pastedown

Bibliography

  • On the host volume:

    Luginbühl, Marianne and Heinz Bothien. Meisterwerke des Frühen Buchdrucks: Die Inkunabel-Schätze der Kantonsbibliothek Thurgau aus den Klöstern von Ittingen, Fischingen und Kreuzlingen. Frauenfeld: Verlag Huber, 2011, p. 374.