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

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 Cluj-Napoca Biblioteca Academiei Române Fragm. Cod. Lat. 39 Missale notatum 1451-1500 Central Europe (Transylvania?) Flesh_side Latin Missale notatum (Proprium de tempore, Feria III et Feria IV in Quadragesima) (recto, flesh side, col. a) (Secundum) Iohannem. In illo tempore. Iam die festo mediante asce[ndit] iesus in templum... X ... ego a meipso loquar (Io. 7: 14-17); (col. b) [Si circumcisionem accipit] homo in sabbato ut non solvatur lex moysi mihi indignamini quia totum hominem sanum feci in sabbato?... X ...Clamabat ergo docens in templo iesus et// [dicens: et me scitis, et unde sim scitis...] (Io. 7: 23-28) (verso, hair side, col. a) [Exspectans exspectavi dominum et respexit me et exaudivit depre]//cationem meam [et] immisit in os meum canticum novum ymnum deo nostro. Sec. Hec hostia domine quesumus mundet nostra delicta...; (Com.?) Laetabimur in salutari tuo et in nomine do//[mini]...; (col. b) [Feria quarta] [In. Dum sanctificatus fuero in uobis congregabo uos de uniuersis] terris et effundam super uos aquam mundam et mundabimini ab omnibus inquinamentis uestris et dabo uobis spiritum novum. Ps. Benedicam dominum in omni. (Ps. 33: 2). Coll. Deus qui et iustis premia meritorum peccatoribus per ieiunium ueniam prebes mi//[serere supplicibus tuis]... Parchment 1 partial leaf (the bottom 2/5 of the original leaf)270 270380 390180 180250 260170 x 270 mm

The fragment suffered expected wear and tear. The legibility is only somewhat affected.

 red staves 85 85 9 9

Low grade Northern Textualis

 Rubricated initials (2-8 lines). The Metz Gothic notation is clearly defined. The tractulus is clearly visible, but only a single porrectus is identifiable, which is insufficient to establish with certainty any German influence. The C and F clefs are present, and the absence of the custos indicates an early form of notation. The musical notation suggests a dating around the mid-15th century. Central Europe (Transylvania?) The host volume belonged to the Jesuit College of Cluj: "Societatis Jesu Inscriptus catalogo colegii claudiopolitani <alia manu:> Anno Domini 1701" (title page), and to the Catholic high school of Cluj: "Bibliotheca Lycei Regalis Claudiopolitani 1831" (title page). Description by: Andrei Crișan (CODEX Centre, UBB), 2026