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

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 Cluj-Napoca Biblioteca Academiei Române C.57450 Antiphonale 1451-1500 Central Europe C_57450 Latin Antiphonale (Inventio Crucis)   [R. Dominus regna]uit a lig[no exsultet terra alleluia alleluia. A?.] Hec est sanct[a sollemnitas]? Parchment approximately 1/10 of the original leaf400 420580 600295 300420 420120 x 170 mm

The torn spine and shelfmark labels affect the legibility of the text.

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One hand, standard late Norther textualis.

 Red lombard H (2 lines).  Metz Gothic musical notation specific to German-speaking Europe. The host volume was printed in Cologne in 1621, and it may have been bound there or in Cluj, where it was attested in 1646. The host volume belonged to the Jesuit school of Cluj-Mănăștur: "Residentiae Monostoriensis Societatis Jesu 1546" (title page), and to its successor, the Catholic Royal High School: "Bibliothecae Regalis Lycaei Claudiopolitani 1832" (title page).  Description by: Adrian Papahagi, UBB Cluj (CODEX Centre), 2026