Breviary, Fragment

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Bottom half of a bifolium, visible at front of volume, used as binding support in an incunabulum (Petrus Lombardus, Glossa magistralis Psalterii, Nuremburg, Johann Sensenschmidt and Andreas Frisner, 1475/76). Catchword shows that this was once the outer bifolium of a gathering. Text is readings and prayers from the Summer Histories (De Regum); staffless neumes are visible for the responsory Planxit autem David planctu magno. Staffless neumes visible for the responsory Planxit autem David planctu magno. Host Volume: Commentaria in Psalmos, Petrus Lombardus, Glossa magistralis Psalterii Description completed by student Paula Raimondi Cantu in Adrienne Williams Boyarin's "In the Archives" course at University of Victoria (Canada), Spring 2021.

In Collection:
Subject Language Identifier
  • Shelf Mark: Inc.Lat.5
  • Call Number: BS1429 P48 1475
Keyword Date created Resource type Rights statement Extent
  • 1 bifolium ; 320 x 66 mm
Geographic coverage Coordinates
  • 51.5, 10.5
Additional physical characteristics
  • Northern textualis script type.
  • Parchment.
Physical repository Collection
  • Medieval and Early Modern Manuscripts Collection
Provider Genre Is referenced by Date digitized
  • January 6, 2021 to January 13, 2021
Transcript
  • Victoria, University of Victoria Libraries, Inc.Lat. 5, binding fragmentCall no. BS1429 P48 1475Breviary with staffless neumes (1 cut bifolium), Summer HistoriesGermany? s. XVTranscription of top-facing side of cut bifolium:[1r, col. a][[in prelio saul (et) ionathas]] ama(-)[[biles et decori nimis in uita]] sua inmorte q[[uoque non s]]unt separarti.R(esponsorium) Planxit aut(em) d(auid). FeR(ia). .ii.Factum e(st) aut(em) cu(m) illa multi(-)plicaret p(re)ces coram d(omi)no[1r, col. b]u[[m]] s[[uam in rama. cognouit aut(em)]]h[[e]]lch[[ana]] [[an]]na[[(m)]] uxore sua(m) (et)r[[e]]cordatus e(st) ei(us) d(omi)n(u)s. Et factu(m)e(st) post circulu(m) dieru(m). concepitanna (et) pep(er)it filiu(m) uocauitq(ue)[[no]]m(en) ei(us) samuel eo q(uo)d a d(omi)no[2v, col. a][[dauid ad ioab dicens mitt]]e ad meu[[ria(m) heth]]eu(m). Misitq(ue) ioab uria(m)ad da[[uid. Q]]esiuitq(ue) dauidq(u)am recte [[age]]ret ioab (et) p(o)p(u)l(u)s. (et)quom(od)o ad[[min]]istraret(ur) bellum.[2v, col. b]e(um) qui egressus uesp[[(er)]]e. dor(-)miuit [[strato suo/in stratu su]]ocu(m) seruis d(omi)ni sui: (et) in domu(m)sua(m) n(on) descendit. Factu(m) e(st)(er)go mane. (et) sc(ri)psit david episto(-)lam ad ioab. misite p(er) manu(m)Transcription by Paula Raimondi Cantu (April 2021) as part of coursework for a manuscript studies class with Dr. Adrienne Williams Boyarin (University of Victoria).
Technical note
  • Scanned at 600 dpi TIFF. Cropped and reduced in size to be vault ready by PD. Metadata by KD.
Rights
  • Contact Special Collections and University Archives for access to the original. This material is made available on this site for research and private study only.
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