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[Antiphonary].
Author
Catholic Church
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Format
Manuscript, Book
Language
Latin
Published/Created
[between 1300 and 1325].
Description
423 leaves : parchment, ill., music ; 350 x 250 mm.
Details
Subject(s)
Antiphonaries
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Related name
Scheide, William Taylor, 1847-1907
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Princeton University Library. Manuscript. Scheide 17.
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Bookseller
Olschki, Leo S. (Leo Samuel), 1861-1940
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Rare books genre
Bosses (Bindings)
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Russia leather bindings
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Getty AAT genre
Antiphonaries
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Italy
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14th century
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Illuminated manuscripts
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Italy
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14th century
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Historiated initials
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Italy
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14th century
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Initials (layout features)
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Italy
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14th century
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Parchment
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Summary note
Antiphonary for Rome Use, in a Franciscan church (IX lessons).
Notes
Ms. codex.
Decoration: 18 historiated initials (fols. 1v, 36v, 46r, 60r, 175r, 201v, 208r, 257v, 270r, 284r, 293r, 300v, 314r, 320v, 327r, 332v, 340r, 364v), 1 large historiated initial portrait of St. Francis of Assisi without stigmata (fol. 340r); penwork initials.
Musical notation: 5-line staves, square notes.
Origin: Written in Italy, probably Padua, and illuminated by a Gaibanesque miniaturist of the early 14th century.
Binding note
Modern wooden boards and stamped brown Russia leather with metal bosses and ornaments.
Language note
Latin.
Provenance
Obtained by William T. Scheide from L. S. Olschki (Inv. no. 19553).
References
De Ricci, p. 2123, no. 17
Cite as
Scheide Library, Princeton University. M 17.
Place name(s)
Italy.
OCLC
54748161
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