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Beauvais Missal – Fragment

Parchment · 1 leaf · 1270 – 1300 CE · Beauvais, France · 290 x 204 mm

F-mw2g

Northampton, Massachusetts, United States, Smith College Museum of Art, SC 1951:295
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Language
Latin
Reconstruction Summary

...tes et presens capiamus.../..Ipso die sancti tymothi.../...Vigilia sancti bartholomei.../Exurgens [sic: Et surgens] princeps sacerdotum... (St. Symphorianus (8/22); St. Timothy (8/22); Vigil of St. Bartholomew (8/23)). Dismembered by Philip Duschnes in 1942; many leaves used as no. 15 in Otto F. Ege's "Fifty Original Leaves of Medieval Manuscripts" portfolios. 

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Online Since
06/21/2020

Beauvais Missal

Parchment · 1 leaf · 1270 – 1300 CE · Beauvais, France · 290 x 204 mm

F-mw2g

Northampton, Massachusetts, United States, Smith College Museum of Art, SC 1951:295
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Beauvais Missal (Fragment), Northampton, Massachusetts, United States, Smith College Museum of Art, SC 1951:295 (https://fragmentarium.ms/overview/F-mw2g)
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Online Since
06/21/2020

Beauvais Missal – Fragment

Parchment · 1 leaf · 1270 – 1300 CE · Beauvais, France · 290 x 204 mm

F-mw2g

Northampton, Massachusetts, United States, Smith College Museum of Art, SC 1951:295
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Online Since
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Century
  • 13th century
Text Language
  • Latin
Script Type
  • Gothic Script (generic)
Illuminated
  • Yes
Liturgica
  • Missal
Musical Notation
  • Square Notation
Ege, Otto F.
  • Role: Fragmentator
  • Authority Source: VIAF
  • Biographical data: 1888-1951
Beauvais (France)
  • Role: Not Specified
  • Authority Source: VIAF

Beauvais Missal

F-mw2g

Northampton, Massachusetts, United States, Smith College Museum of Art, SC 1951:295
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  • SCMA_1951_295r
  • SCMA_1951_295v
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Beauvais Missal, Northampton, Massachusetts, United States, Smith College Museum of Art, SC 1951:295
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