Details
Subtitle
Ash Wednesday
Original Date Issued
1120
Place of Origin
Physical Description
Description
"114 x 210 mm. (4 1/2 x 8 1/4)." Single column, nine lines of text with neumes, written in two sizes of an extremely fine romanesque book hand. Rubrics in red capitals, large capitals in red. Marginal annotations in an early (but not contemporaneous) hand. Recovered from bindings, so somewhat yellowed, one leaf with elongated worming (not affecting text), one side of one leaf mostly obscured by binder's glue, but one leaf entirely legible, and both rather well preserved, especially given their history.nnAmong the texts included here are Mass texts (1) for Ash Wednesday, (2) for the Thursday after Ash Wednesday (Isaias 38:3-6) and the Gospel of Matthew 8:5-13 (though the scribe has mistakenly written John), and (3) for the Friday after Ash Wednesday (including Isaias 58:6-8).",Full pdf available, https://dl.mospace.umsystem.edu/mu/islandora/object/mu%3A439458/datastream/PDF/view
Note
"114 x 210 mm. (4 1/2 x 8 1/4)." Single column, nine lines of text with neumes, written in two sizes of an extremely fine romanesque book hand. Rubrics in red capitals, large capitals in red. Marginal annotations in an early (but not contemporaneous) hand. Recovered from bindings, so somewhat yellowed, one leaf with elongated worming (not affecting text), one side of one leaf mostly obscured by binder's glue, but one leaf entirely legible, and both rather well preserved, especially given their history. Among the texts included here are Mass texts (1) for Ash Wednesday, (2) for the Thursday after Ash Wednesday (Isaias 38:3-6) and the Gospel of Matthew 8:5-13 (though the scribe has mistakenly written John), and (3) for the Friday after Ash Wednesday (including Isaias 58:6-8).",Full pdf available, https://dl.mospace.umsystem.edu/mu/islandora/object/mu%3A439458/datastream/PDF/view
Resource Type
Identifier
mu:439458