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Unidentified liturgical fragment – Fragment
Parchment · 1 partial leaf · 1301 – 1400 CE · 153 x 212 mmF-31tn
Odense, Syddansk Universitetsbibliotek, RARA K 219
Latin
Unidentified liturgical fragment with square notation. The text is damaged, possibly washed off. Re-used in the laced-case binding for a copy of Norske Kongers Krønicke oc bedrifft, indtil unge Kong Haagens tid. It is a Danish version of Snorri Sturluson's Heimskringla printed in Copenhagen by Hans Stockelmann in 1594. The host volume previously belonged to Fyens Stiftsbibliotek (the diocesan library of Funen) before it was transferred to the University Library of Southern Denmark. It alsocontains two printed fragments of an incunabulum (GW 09123 Duranti, Guillelmus: Rationale divinorum officiorum. Nürnberg: Anton Koberger, 6.XI.1481) reused as pastedowns, which are described separately as F-vr8h.
(Charlotte Epple, University of Southern Denmark)06/20/2026
Unidentified liturgical fragment
Parchment · 1 partial leaf · 1301 – 1400 CE · 153 x 212 mmF-31tn
Odense, Syddansk Universitetsbibliotek, RARA K 219
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06/20/2026
Unidentified liturgical fragment – Fragment
Parchment · 1 partial leaf · 1301 – 1400 CE · 153 x 212 mmF-31tn
Odense, Syddansk Universitetsbibliotek, RARA K 219
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sdub@bib.sdu.dk
06/20/2026
- 14th century
- Latin
- Northern Textualis
- Red
- Square Notation
- Role: Printer of Host Volume
- Authority Source: VIAF
- Biographical data:
- Role: Provenance
- Authority Source: Library of Congress
Unidentified liturgical fragment
F-31tn
Label: Fragments
Unidentified liturgical fragment
F-31tn
Label Normal Sequence Description Fragment and host volume Canvases
Unidentified liturgical fragment
Label: Additional images of host volume
