Jacobus de Voragine, Legenda aurea
Cap. I, III-IV
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General Information
The rubrics are written in a northern gothica textualis libraria, the text in a northern gothica textualis libraria with a strong tendency towards a semitextualis: the 'a' is mostly executed with a single compartiment. This might also have been the result of rapid writing.
On most sheets, corrections have been applied by another contemporary hand (probably s. XIV) in a lighter colour of ink (in some cases marginal and interlinear additions too). Presumably, the inscription in the lower margin of fol. [2]v is by the same hand.
Original Condition
Medieval foliation using Arabic numerals in upper right corner, but only on fol. [1]r (fol. [1]r: '.3.')
Fragment was the outer bifolium of a quire; a catchword is visible on fol. [2]v.
Running titles in red. Lead-point ruling barely visible. Prickings visible in outer margin of fol. [1], and in lower margin of fol. [2].
Current Condition
Book Decoration and Musical Notation
Rubrics (red), paraphs (red, blue), colour stroking (red), pen-flourished initials with extending J-staff border (initials in blue and red, penwork in red and blue)
Content
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Content Item
- Persons Jacobus de Voragine
- Text Language Latin
- Title <i>Legenda aurea</i>
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Content Description
Cap. I (De adventu Domini), Cap. III (De sancto Nicolao), Cap. IV (De sancta Lucia virgine)
- Edition Jacobi a Voragine Legenda aurea: vulgo historia lombardica dicta, ed. by Johann Georg Theodor Graesse, 3rd edition (Vratislaviae: apud Guilelmum Koebner, 1890)., p. 5-8, 27-31
Host Volume
Fragment presumably functioned as the cover for an unidentified 16th-century account book related to the year 1586. Fol. [1v] contains several 16th-century inscriptions, including some of the year "1586".