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Missal, Use of Rome, in Latin, illuminated manuscript on vellum [northern Italy (probably Bologna), fourteenth century and Bavaria, fifteenth century]
Description
- Vellum
Provenance
provenance
1. Probably written and illuminated in Bologna for an itinerant Franciscan friar: the Calendar includes entries in red for St. Francis (4 October) and his translation (25 May), and near contemporary additions of the translation of St. Anthony of Padua (16 February) and St. Bernadinus (20 May). In the fifteenth century it was supplemented with the full-page miniature and the additions of SS. Ulric (4 July), Boniface (5 June), Willibald (7 July) and Kilian (8 July; also found in the prayers added at the end of the Canon) suggesting use in the vicinity of Würzburg, perhaps in the Franciscan convent there.
2. Domenico Gravina: his eighteenth-century armorial bookplate.
3. Bergendal MS.12; bought by Joseph Pope from Sam Fogg in October 1992 (Fogg, cat.15, 1992, no.14): Bergendal catalogue no.12; Stoneman, 'Guide', p.170.
Catalogue Note
text
A Missal for the entire year, with a Calendar (fol.1r); the Temporal (fol.7r) from the first Sunday in Advent to the twenty-fourth Sunday after Pentecost; the Sanctoral (fol.177v); and other prayers and masses (fol.251r).