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LEADER: 04004cam a2200505Ia 4500
001 ocn998822376
003 OCoLC
005 20170802105603.0
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040 $aVYF$beng$eamremm$cVYF
035 $a(OCoLC)998822376
099 $aSpec$aColl$aMS$a03
110 2 $aCatholic Church,$eauthor.
240 10 $aBook of hours (Fordham University. MS 03)
245 10 $a[Book of hours] :$b[use of Rome]
246 1 $iTitle cited in auction lot of Bragge sale:$aOfficium beatæ Mariæ virginis :$bin usum romanum, cum calendario
264 0 $a[Ferrara?],$c[between 1450? and 1499?]
300 $a187 leaves :$bparchment ;$c107 x 72 (58 x 45) mm bound to 112 x 78 mm
500 $aMs. codex.
520 2 $aContains calendar; office of the Beata Virgo Maria with changed service for week and liturgical time (first portion missing; mass of the Beata Virgo Maria; office of the dead; penitential psalms & litany; short hours of the Cross and of the Holy Spirit.
546 $aLatin.
500 $aTitle supplied by cataloger.
505 8 $a1. fol. 1r-15v: calendar.
505 8 $a2. fol. 17r-100r: office of the Virgin Mary: [text] "Salutari nostro preoccupemus fatiem euis in confessione ... explicit offitium Beate Marie virginis."
505 8 $a3. fol. 100v-143v: mass of the Virgin Mary (includes office of the dead): [rubr.] "Incipit missa B[ea]te Marie virgins. Introitus."
505 8 $a4. fol. 144r-179v: penitential psalms and litany: "[rubr.] Incipuit septe psalms pe[n]itentiales."
505 8 $a5. fol. 179v.-187v: hours of the cross and Holy Spirit: "[rubr.] Incipit off[itiu]m s[an]cte crucis ... has horas canonicas cui denotione tibi s[an]cte spiritus pia ratione dixit ut nos visites inspiratione [ivvamus?] ingiter in celi regione. Amen."
500 $aCollation: Parchment, fol. iii (modern paper) + 187 + 1 + iv; 1⁸ 2-9⁵ 10⁸(-1) 11-12⁵ 13⁸ 14-15⁵ 16⁸(-1); catchwords are written in frames horizontally at the center or vertically at the lower right.
500 $aLayout: One column of 13 lines ruled in drypoint.
500 $aScript: Italian gothic.
500 $aDecoration: Historiated initials (missing the leaf for the opening of the Hours of the Virgin); one-line gold initials with alternating red, blue, and purple flourishing; three-line gold initials surrounded by tri-color green, maroon, and blue-filled boxes; black flourishing; 87v line drawing of a man's head in profile; some five-line gold initials.
500 $aBinding: Later binding in red leather stamped wtih gold over wood boards; crucifixion on front, Madonna and Child on back; 2 clasps, missing; page edges stamped in gold; paper flyleaves - Charles Sauvageot, Académie Royale de Musique in France (late 19th century).
500 $aOrigin: Copied after 1446, the canonization of Nicholas of Tolentino (in the calendar on 10 September).
561 1 $aBookplate of Charles Sauvageot, Académie Royale de Musique in France (late 19th century) on front endpaper; William Bragge (1823-1884), his sale, Sotheby's, 7 June 1876, lot 108; Henry Hucks Gibbs (1819-1907), 1st Baron Aldenham; Aldenham sale, Sotheby's, 22 March 1937, lot 179 to Thorpe; bookplate "Aldenham house herts" on rear endpaper.
500 $aShelfmark: New York, Fordham University, Walsh Library, MS 03.
583 $zDescription based on record in Digital Scriptorium created by Rachel Liptak, http://ds.lib.berkeley.edu/MS03_3
610 20 $aCatholic Church$vPrayers and devotions$xLatin.
650 0 $aBooks of hours$vTexts$vEarly works to 1800.
650 0 $aManuscripts, Latin (Medieval and modern)
700 1 $aSauvageot, Charles,$eformer owner.
700 1 $aBragge, William,$d1823-1884,$eformer owner.
700 1 $aGibbs, Henry Hucks,$d1819-1907,$eformer owner.
710 2 $aFordham University.$bLibraries.$kManuscript.$nMS 03.
752 $aItaly$cEmilia-Romagna (Italy)$dFerrara (Italy).
926 $aROSEHILL$bSPEC-COLL$cSPEC COLL MS 3$dMANUSCRIPT$f1