Overview
Facsimile Description Print    Online Since: 02/16/2026

Sequentiary – Fragment

Parchment · 1 single leaf, in situ · 1401 – 1500 CE · Heilbronn Carmelite Monastery · 560 x 385

F-7w6i

Tübingen, Konviktsbibliothek Wilhelmsstift, Ge 298
Permalink: https://fragmentarium.ms/overview/F-7w6i
IIIF Logo https://fragmentarium.ms/metadata/iiif/F-7w6i/manifest.json
Image Rights
Image Rights Approved for Free Cultural Works
How to quote
Sequentiary (Fragment), Tübingen, Konviktsbibliothek Wilhelmsstift, Ge 298 (https://fragmentarium.ms/overview/F-7w6i)
Scholarly descriptions
This document is part of the following projects:
Century
15th century
Script Type
Northern Textualis
Liturgica
Sequentiary
Persons
Heinrich Eggestein (Printer of Host Volume)
Ludolphus, de Saxonia (Author)
Notker, Balbulus (Author)
Places
Origin: Karmeliterkloster Heilbronn
Provenance: Karmeliterkloster Heilbronn
Origin: Strasbourg
Summary

In Purificatione Mariae (Feb): Sequence Concentu parili (Notker Balbulus)

The same scribe or the same scriptorium is responsible for the fragmentary antiphonary (pars aestivalis), HStAS A 302 Bd. 2086 (and further fragments), as well as for the gradual D-Sl Cod. bibl. 2° 61 (from fol. 79r) from the Carmelite monastery in Heilbronn.
Together with the provenance of the host volume, this suggests that the fragment most likely originated from the Carmelite monastery in Heilbronn.

Summary Author
Michael Braunger, Tübingen
External Resources
↗ D-Sl Cod. bibl. 2° 61
Back to top