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Antiphoner – Fragment

Parchment · 1 partial leaf · 1301 – 1500 CE · 162 x 221 mm

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Odense, Syddansk Universitetsbibliotek, Herlufsholm 578.3, Covers
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Text Language
Latin
Script Type
Northern Textualis
Persons
Herlufsholms Bibliotek (Previous Owner)
Peder Pedersen Hie (Previous Owner)
Stephan Reich, 1512-1588 (Author)
Places
Provenance: Denmark
Origin: Leipzig
Summary

Fragment of an antiphoner containing chants for Tuesday of Holy Week with square notation, in situ in the laced-case binding of Herlufsholm 578.3 (Stephanus Riccius' commentary on Cicero's speeches, Leipzig 1573). The parchment is dyed or painted black, obscuring the text, but some of it is recoverable using infrared reflectography. 

Summary Author
Charlotte Epple (University of Southern Denmark, Odense)
External Resources
↗ Universal Short Title Catalogue entry (host volume edition, USTC 623405)
↗ SDUB catalogue entry of Herlufsholm 578.3 (host volume)
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