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 Cluj-Napoca Biblioteca Academiei Române MS U.44 Antiphonale 1451-1500 Central Europe (Transylvania?) MS_U_44 Latin Antiphonale (Nativitas Domini) [R. Ipse]//invocavit me. Hy. ††† Hy. Propter nimiam. R. Verbum caro. ††††. Ps. Miserere. A. Benedictus qui venit. V. Puer natus nobis. In circumcisionem. A. Verbum. Commemoratio.... Ant. Dum medium silentium tene[rent] omnia et nox in suo cursu iter perage[ret] omnipotens sermo tuus domine a rega//[libus sedibus venit alleluia] Parchment 1 partial leaf300 320420 450210 220295 310160 x 250 mm red staves 210 220 10 18

One hand, Northern Textualis.

 Rubricated lombard (2 lines). Square Gothic musical notation. Central Europe (Transylvania like the host MS?) Former owners include: "Lörinci Mihály" (p.1); Imöts Ferencz 1837 (front pastedown).  The book belonged to the library of the Unitarian College in Cluj. Description by: Angelina Moroșan (University of Cambridge) & Adrian Papahagi (CODEX Centre, UBB Cluj), 2026 Elemér Lakó, The Manuscripts of the Unitarian College of Cluj/Kolozsvár in the Library of the Academy in Cluj-Napoca. I. Catalogue, II. Indices, Szeged: JATE, 1997.