AntiphonaleElectronic version according to TEI P5.1Fragmentarium - Digital Research Laboratory for Medieval Manuscript Fragments
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Cluj-NapocaBiblioteca Academiei RomâneMS C.452Antiphonale1376-1400Central Europe (Hungary/Transylvania?)MS_C_452LatinAntiphonale(Dominica VII post Pentecosten. Antiphonae ad Vesperas)
[A. Duc in altum et laxate retia vestra in capturam respondens Simon dixit preceptor] per totam noctem laborantes [nihil cepimus in ver]bo autem tuo laxabo rethe. E[uouae A.] Audistis quia dictum est anti[quis non occides qui] autem occiderit reus erit judicio. [A. S]i offers munus tuum ante alta[re et recordatu]s fueris quia tuus frater habet [aliquid advers]um te relinque ibi munus tuum [ante altare et vade prius rec]onciliari fratri tuo et t[unc veniens offeres munus tuum alleluia. Euoae.Parchment1 partial leaf180 200250 280125 135180 205200 x 78 mm
Legible but considerably worn; the text is more deteriorated than the musical notation.
Roughly the entire height and half of the width of the written area has survived.
red staves125 13510 12
One hand, standard Northern Textualis.
Messine Gothic musical notation written on four red staff lines. The C clef can be identified only on the third staff of the fragment, on the third line, as the remaining staves are cut off at the relevant point. The presence of a custos cannot be confirmed either, for the same reason mentioned above.present. The style of the musical notation suggests a German-Saxon origin, similar to the notation of contemporary fragments preserved at Mediaș.Trnava, where the host manuscript was copied, or less likely, Transylvania?The host volume is a thesis written in 1667 by a student at the Jesuit College in Trnava: "Sub R.P. Michaële Griboczi S.I. excepit C. W. S. I." (p. 1 of host voolume). Michael Griboczi (Mihály Gribóczi) was a professor at the Jesuit College of Trnava between 1661-1690. Description by: Márton Szabolcs (CODEX Centre, UBB Cluj), 2026, wrapper