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 Cluj-Napoca Biblioteca Academiei Române BMV C.381 Breviarium Notatum 1051-1100 Austria? BMV_C_381 Latin Breviarium notatum (Commune Apostolorum) (Ad Sextam) ...intercedente pro nobis beato N. apostolo tuo tua circa [nos] propter dona custodi. Ad VIIII. A. Beati qui persec[utionem…]. C. Dedit illi precepta et legem vite et discipline [ex]celsum fecit (Eccl. 45: 6-7) illum dominus deus noster. Ps. Adnunciaverunt opera dei […]. Sit domine beatus N. apostolus nostrę fragilitatis adiutor u[t] pro nobis tibi supplicans cop<i>osius audiatur. Per. A. Iuravit dominus et non penitebit eum tu es sacerdos in eternum. Ps. Dixit Dominus A. Collocet eum dominus cum principibus populi sui. Ps. Laudate p. A. Dir[upisti] domine vincula mea tibi sacrificabo hostiam laudis. Ps. Credidi. A. Euntes i[bant] et flebant mittentes semina sua. Ps. In convertendo. De duobus apostolis. A. Conf[orta]tus est principatus eorum et honorati sunt amici tui deus […]. Ps. Domine probasti. C. Statuit ei testamentum eternum circumcinxit eum zona iusticie et induit eum dominus corona[uit] (Eccl. 45: 8-9). A. In omnem terram exivit sonus eorum et in fines orbis terre verba eorum. Ps. Exultet celum. De duobus. ...  meruerunt viri sancti quos elegit dominus in caritate non ficta et dedit illis gloriam sempiternam quorum doctrina fulget ecclesia ut sol et luna alleluia. [O.] Exaudi domine populum tuum cum sancti N. apostoli tui pa[tro]cinio supplicantem ut tuo semper auxilio se[cu]ra tibi posset devotionem servire. Per. Capitu[lum]. Posuit dominus in ecclesiam primum apostolos secundo propheta[s] tertio doctores deinde virtutes exin gratias cu[ra]tionum opitulationes gubernationes (ICor. 12: 28). Dei gratias qui semper triumphat nos in Christo Iesu et odorem noticie sue manifestat per nos in omni loco. (IICor. 2:14) Semper enim nos, qui vivimus in mortem tr//[adimur propter Iesum...] (IICor 4: 11) Parchment 1 partial leaf (the entire height of the text block)240 250345 355165 170240 240306 x 180 mm The fragment was extracted from the same manuscript as BMV C. 387. 

The fragment is in perfectly legible condition, but the text is heavily worn on the spine, as are the musical neumes.

 drypoint 165 170 8 9

One hand, late Caroline minuscule: straight d, open Carolingian g, no feet applied to minims, both round and straight (prevalent) final s, ampersand throughout.

Rubricated initials (2 lines) Eleventh-century, staffless (adiastematic neumes in campo aperto) German notation (of the St. Gallen type). Although this is quite early, the presence of clefs is therefore not justified in this period. Austria, like most pamphlets bound in the host volume? Imported by a Jesuit student from Cluj who attended the Graz (and the Vienna and Trnava) Jesuit colleges? Description by: Márton Szabolcs & Andrian Papahagi (CODEX Centre, UBB Cluj), 2026