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 Cluj-Napoca Biblioteca Academiei Române U.63849-50 Missale notatum 1376-1425 Central Europe U_63849_50 Latin Missale [Adalberti (23 April)] (col. a) [Refecti, Domine, muneribus sacris supplices de]//precamur ut indulgentiam tuam nobis intercessio beati adalberti martyris tui semper imploret. Marci Ewangeliste. Protegas me deus A. Collecta. Deus qui beatum Marcum ewangelistam tuum ewangelice predicationis gratia sublimasti, tribue, quaesumus, eius nos semper et eruditione proficere et oratione defendi. Per. Epistola. Qui timet deum faciat. Alleluia. Primus ad syon. Ewangelium. Ego sum vitia (recte: vitis) vera. Offertorium. Repleti sumus. Sancti. Secretum. Marci, evangeliste tui sollemnitate tibi munera deferentes quesumus, Domine, ut, sicut eum predicatio evangelica fecit gloriosum ita nos eius intercessio et verbo et opere reddat acceptos. Per. Communio. Ego sum vitis vera... Complenda. Tribuat quaesumus domine nobis (col. b) continuum tua sancta praesidium...  Vitalis martyris (28 April). Protexisti me deus. Collecta. Presta quesumus omnipotens deus ut intercedente beato Vitale... Per. Epistola. Justus cor suum tradidit. Ewangelium. Ego sum vitis vera. Secretum. Accepta sit in conspectu tuo... Complenda. [...] tui Vitalis comemoratione ut cuius votivo letatur officio suffragio relevetur optato. Per. Petri martyris (29 April). Presta quesumus omnipotens deus ut beati Petri... Secreta. Preces quas tibi domine offerimus // ... Parchment 1 leaf250 260360 370175 180260 26036x24 mm

Almost the entire leaf has survived, with only some of the margins lost. The text is completely preserved.

 ink ruling 80 80 8 9

1 hand, Northern Textualis

 Pen flourished blue and red initial P (3 lines) and D (2 lines), rubricated lombard initials (2-3 lines), and highlighted cadels (2 lines). Hungarian Gothic musical notation on 5 red staves. The presence of Saint Adalbert of Prague, and the musical notation may suggest an origin in the medieval Kingdom of Hungary. However, a Polish origin cannot be excluded in view of the host volumes' provenance.  The host volumes were printed in Raków, Poland in 1590 and 1600.  Description by: Andrei Crișan (CODEX Centre, UBB), 2026