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Parchment · 2 trimmed bifolia (A and B); in-situ · 1100 – 1150 CE · Southern Germany · A: 213 x 146; B: 211 x 149

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Mass formularies with neumatic notation for Sundays 8–17 after the octave of Pentecost

Together, the two fragments form a single leaf; Fragment B is the upper part, Fragment A the lower.

(Michael Braunger, Tübingen)

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06/09/2026

Parchment · 2 trimmed bifolia (A and B); in-situ · 1100 – 1150 CE · Southern Germany · A: 213 x 146; B: 211 x 149

Parchment · 2 trimmed bifolia (A and B); in-situ · 1100 – 1150 CE · Southern Germany · A: 213 x 146; B: 211 x 149

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Haguenau

Kloster Zwiefalten

Tübingen, Konviktsbibliothek Wilhelmsstift, KH 1842

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Description Fragments as used as flyleaves in the host volume (Fragment A front, Fragment B rear)

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