AntiphonaleElectronic version according to TEI P5.1Fragmentarium - Digital Research Laboratory for Medieval Manuscript Fragments
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Cluj-NapocaBiblioteca Academiei RomâneC.52982Antiphonale1451-1500Central Europe (Transylvania?)C_52982LatinAntiphonale(In nativitate S. Johannis Baptistae)
... An. Ingresso Za[charia templum Do]mini, apparuit ei Gab[riel angelus stans] a dextris altaris inc[ensi. I.] Regem precursoris d[ominum veni]te adoremus. Ps.//Parchment1 partial bifolium300 310420 435200 210290 300188 x 275 mm
The number of lines refers only to text lines, and omits the staves.
red ink200 21018 18
One hand, standard late Northern Textualis.
Pen flourished initial R (black, red) and rubricated initial I, 2 lines high.Messine Gothic musical notation written on four red staff lines. The C clef is used on the third and fourth lines. A custos is also present. Although the host volume was printed in Frankfurt, the style of the musical notation does not suggest a German origin. It is more likely linked to a tradition from Transylvania.On account of the musical notation, a Transylvanian origin cannot be excluded. The book may have been bound by the Jesuits of Cluj-Mănăștur, using material from locally available manuscripts. The host volume was printed in Frankfurt in 1653, and was owned by the Jesuits of Cluj-Mănăștur in 1680: "Domus PP. Monostoriensium 1680" (title page). In 1832 the volume is recorded in the collections of the Royal Lyceum: "Bibliothecae Regalis Lycei Claudiopolitani 1832" (title page). Description by: Márton Szabolcs (CODEX Centre, UBB Cluj), 2026