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  • Missal, Fragment

    Alternative Title:
    Missal (Feast of Corpus Christi)
    Subject:
    Catholic Church, Manuscripts, Latin (Medieval and modern), Manuscripts, Latin, and Liturgics
    Creator:
    Contributor:
    Location:
    Language:
    lat
    Date Created:
    1351 to 1400?
    Rights Statement:
    No Copyright - Non-Commercial Use Only
    Resource Type:
    Text
    Identifier:
    Call Number: BX1750 B4 1628, Spine lining
    Extent:
    4 fragments ; 105 x 30 mm
    Geographic Coverage:
    Northern Italy
    Coordinates:
    45.20543, 8.96233
    Additional Physical Characteristics:
    Gothic Script (generic)
    Physical Repository:
    University of Victoria (B.C.). Library
    Collection:
    Medieval and Early Modern Manuscripts Collection
    Provenance:
    Description by Madyson Huck in Adrienne Williams Boyarin's manuscript studies course (University of Victoria, Summer 2022): Manuscript material (mostly in Latin) removed from the Seghers Book Collection. Host volume was likely acquired by Charles John Seghers (1839–1886) from an unknown source. Seghers was a missionary in British Columbia, but collected books from across Europe. His collection was housed at St Andrew's Cathedral in Victoria, B.C. until 1976, when it was permanently loaned to University of Victoria's Special Collections and University Archives. It is worth noting that some items from the Seghers Collection were donated by other priests and parishioners after Seghers' death (Cazes 8). In addition to the above marks of provenance evident in the book, there are names from previous owners in the front matter which could be useful for future researchers.Bibliography
    Provider:
    University of Victoria (B.C.). Library
    Genre:
    manuscripts (documents), fragments (object portions), and missals
    Is Referenced By:
    Fragmentarium: https://fragmentarium.ms/overview/F-couj
    Date Digitized:
    2023-01-25
    Transcript:
    Transcription by Madyson Huck in Adrienne Williams Boyarin's manuscript studies course (University of Victoria, Summer 2022) available here: https://fragmentarium.ms/uploads/transcriptions/F-couj/240/Huck_Fragments_BX1750_B4_1628.pdf
    Technical Note:
    Scanned on Betterlight TTI at 600 DPI TIFF (1/20; 283; copy 4; camera at 1200) by PD. Metadata by KD.

  • Noted Missal, Fragment

    Subject:
    Manuscripts, Latin (Medieval and modern), Missals, and Manuscripts, Medieval
    Creator:
    Contributor:
    Location:
    Language:
    lat
    Date Created:
    1251 to 1300
    Rights Statement:
    No Copyright - Non-Commercial Use Only
    Resource Type:
    Text
    Identifier:
    Shelf Mark: Fragm.Lat.27 and Call Number: KJA1527 A3R46 1561
    Extent:
    1 leaf ; 255 x 165 mm
    Geographic Coverage:
    Southern Germany
    Coordinates:
    51.5, 10.5
    Additional Physical Characteristics:
    Rubrics and red initials (2-lines high) throughout. A four-line littera notabilior in red, blue, and green marks the beginning of the Common of an Apostle., Pa...
    Physical Repository:
    University of Victoria (B.C.). Library
    Collection:
    Medieval and Early Modern Manuscripts Collection
    Provider:
    University of Victoria (B.C.). Library
    Genre:
    missals, manuscripts (documents), and fragments (object portions)
    Is Referenced By:
    Fragmentarium: https://fragmentarium.ms/overview/F-grcw and Special Collection Inventory: https://www.uvic.ca/library/locations/home/spcoll/collections/medieval/fragm-lat-27.php
    Date Digitized:
    2022-05-11
    Transcript:
    Victoria, University of Victoria Libraries, binding fragmentKJA1527 A3R46 1561Noted Missal Leaf (in situ)Southern Germany? s. XIV?[col. a][[presta quesumus ut et conueni-]][[enter]] hec agere. et remedi-[[u]]m sepitu(r)um ualeamus-[[a]]d qui(er...
    Technical Note:
    Scanned on Betterlight TTI at 600 DPI tiff (1/12; 263; bent5; camera 1100) by PD. Metadata by KD.