German calendar strip and Latin breviary offsetElectronic version according to TEI P5.1Fragmentarium - Digital Research Laboratory for Medieval Manuscript Fragments
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StamsStiftsarchivFrg. 90German calendar strip and Latin breviary offsetStams_STA_Frg_090_01r_1_LatinBreviary entry, likely for Decollationis Ioanni BaptistaeMark 6:22 (fragment starts part way through this verse) > Mark 6:28.
Breviary passage. Then antiphons:
1. Posuisti domine super caput ejuis coronam de lapide pretioso
2. Iustus germinabit sicut lilium et florebit in aeternum ante dominum.
Mark 6:29. Then antiphon:
3. Puellae saltanti imperavit mater nihil aliud petas nisi caput Ioannis.Offset.Stams_STA_Frg_090_01r_1_GermanCalendar of saint's days.Calendar of saint’s days.
Organised by letter a-g as typical.
Parchment and Paper1 partial leaf with a further fragment strip pasted on top.160 x 197 mm
Offset of a Latin breviary can be seen on the partial leaf.
The strip of a German calendar has been pasted on and has also left an offset on the partial leaf - see image of lifted fragment strip.
Bastarda.
Latin offset:
Colour-stroked letters. Rubricated in red.
German calendar:
Colour-stroked letters. Red titles and index letters.Description by: Luke Cooper, Fragmentarium, 2023