Missale Electronic version according to TEI P5.1 Fragmentarium - Digital Research Laboratory for Medieval Manuscript Fragments

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 Cluj-Napoca Biblioteca Academiei Române U.66252-53 Missale 1401-1500 Central Europe U_66252_3 Latin Missale (col. a) In dedicatione (ecclesie). Terribilis est locus iste hic domus dei est et porta celi et vocabitur aula dei. Alleluia. Psalmus. Quam dilecta tabernacula tua, domine virtutum, concupiscit. Deus qui nobis per singulos annos huius sancti templi tui consecrationis reparas diem et sacris [semper mister]iis representas [incolumes e]xaudi preces [populi tui et presta] ut quisquis [hoc templum] beneficia peti[turus in]greditur [cuncta se impetrasse] letetur. Per. Lectio libri Apocalipsis beati Iohannis apostoli. In diebus illis: Vidi civitatem sanctam Iherusalem novam descendentem de celo a deo paratam sicut sponsam ornatam viro suo. Et audivi vocem magnam de throno dicentem. Ecce thabernaculum dei cum hominibus et habitabit cum eis. [Et i]psi populus eius erunt// [et ipse deus cum eis erit eorum deus ... X ... Neque luctus neque clamor] (col. b) neque dolo[r erit ultra que] prima abi[erunt. Et dixit qui] sedebat in [throno. Ecce no]va facio [omnia (Apoc. 21: 2–5). Graduale. Locus is]te a deo factus [est inestimabile sa]cramentum [irreprehensibilis est]. Versus. Deus cui [adstant angelorum chori] exaudi preces [servorum tuorum. Allelu]ia. Versus. [....] In... Non est arbor [bona] faciens fructus m[alos] neque arbor mala f[aciens] fructum bonum. Unaqueque enim arbor de fruc[tu suo cog]noscitur. Neque enim [de spinis] colli//[gunt ficus neque de rubo vindemiant uvam.] (Luc. 6: 43-44) Parchment About 3/4 of the leaf220 230310 330150 160220 230250 x 195 mm

The width of the right column is not entirely preserved. The leaf was badly damaged by wear and tear, wanting its middle extremities corresponding to the spine.

 black ink 65 70 8 8

Northern Textualis; one hand. Note the two forms of a (box-a and two-compartment a with the upper compartment closed by a hairline).

 Red and blue Lombards (2-8 lines), rubrics, highlighted initials. The host volume consists of two books published in Leipzig in 1576. The letter U in the shelfmark denotes that the book belonged to the Unitarians in Cluj, and the Brassai library collection (shelfmark with the letters Br written in black ink on the title pages) before entering the Romanian Academy Library collection. Previous owners include "Szanto Peter" (on fragment wrapper/cover of host book, s. XVII), "NPB" (title page of host volume).  Description by: Carmen Fenechiu, UBB Cluj (CODEX Centre), 2026