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Breviary – Fragment

Parchment · 1 leaf · 1450 – 1500 CE · Germany/Low Countries · 170 x 130 mm

F-xrcr

Melbourne, The University of Melbourne Library, SpC/RB 60C/8
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Language
Latin
Reconstruction Summary

Acquired by the Library from bookseller Littera Scripta.

Contents The text is from the liturgical psalter (Ordo psalterii), for the hour of Matins on Sundays. On the recto, the antiphon Surge et inaeternum serva closes the first nocturn, and, on the verso, Psalm 15 (lines 1-6) opens the second nocturn.

Script decoration 5 three-line initials in black ink touched with colour, alternately red or blue; 1 two-line initial in blue and 5 one-line initials alternately red or blue. Initials introducing antiphons and versicles stroked in red. Rubrics written in red in the same script as the text.

(R. Faunce)
Online Since
08/02/2022

Breviary

Parchment · 1 leaf · 1450 – 1500 CE · Germany/Low Countries · 170 x 130 mm

F-xrcr

Melbourne, The University of Melbourne Library, SpC/RB 60C/8

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Breviary (Fragment), Melbourne, The University of Melbourne Library, SpC/RB 60C/8, 26 (https://fragmentarium.ms/overview/F-xrcr)

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Online Since
08/02/2022

Breviary – Fragment

Parchment · 1 leaf · 1450 – 1500 CE · Germany/Low Countries · 170 x 130 mm

F-xrcr

Melbourne, The University of Melbourne Library, SpC/RB 60C/8

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Online Since
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Century
  • 15th century
Text Language
  • Latin
Script Type
  • Gothic Script (generic)
Liturgica
  • Breviary
Decoration
  • Other colour
  • Initial
  • Red
Musical Notation
  • Neumes on Staves
  • Square Notation

Breviary Breviarium

F-xrcr

Melbourne, The University of Melbourne Library, SpC/RB 60C/8
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Breviary, Melbourne, The University of Melbourne Library, SpC/RB 60C/8
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