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Manuscript location  
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Repository

State Library of Victoria

 
Collection  
Shelf mark

RARES 096 R66

 
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Manuscript name  
Name

1. Book of Hours (fragment).

 
Contents  
Summary

Fol. 1r. Hours of the Cross.

Fol. 2r. Hours of the Holy Cross.

Fol. 3r. Sequences of the Gospels.

Fol. 4v. Passion according to John.

Fol. 5r. Deus qui manus tuas et pedes tuos…

(Leroquais, Vol. I, pp. 34, 136.

Fol. 5v. Sancta maria regina celorum mater domini

Fol. 5v. Domine ihesu christe qui hanc sacratissimam carnem

Fol. 6r. [Beda, De septem verbis Christi in cruce]. Domine ihesu christequi septem verba

(Migne, PL, Vol. XCIV, 561-2; Leroquais, Vol. I, p. 3., Vol. II, p. 342).

Fol. 6v. Anima Christi sancrifica me

Fol. 7r. Domine ihesu christe qui inter cetera opera

Fol. 7v. Virgo sancta katherina grecie gemma…

Fol. 7v. Pro rege. Quesimus omnipotens deus ut famulus tuus… (contains the words ‘ut famulus tuus karolus rex noster’, probably alluding to Charles VI of France )1368-1422).

Fol. 8r. Secreta. Munera tibi domine deus oblata

Fol. 8r. O tres certaine esperance et dame de tous ceulx qui se attendant

(Leroquais, Vol. I, pp. 52ff., Vol. II, p. 332; Sonet, no. 1538).

Fol. 9r. [Gautier de Coincy, Prière, here without attribution]. Dieu qui es sans fin et sans inicion

(Sonet, nos 409, 515).

Fol. 9v. Doulce vierge mere et pucelle

(Sonet, no. 484).

 
Physical description  
SupportParchment 
Extent9 leaves 
Collation

18, 21.

 
Catchwords  
Signatures  
FoliationFoliated 1-9.  
Condition  
LayoutText space: 107 x 71 mm. Ruled in brown ink, twenty-five long lines. Red rubrics. 
Scribes  
ScriptsFrenchgothic bookhand textualis in black ink. 
LanguageLatin and French 
Decoration

One - and two - line initials in red and blue ink, or in gold on alternateing blue and red grounds with gold patterning. Matching red and blue line-endings. Ivy leaf fronds and a gold vertical bar border extend from an historiated initial of the Crucifixion which shows Mary and St. John on either side of the crucified Christ.

 
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Binding  
Seals  
Accompanying material  
 History  
 Origin

Fourteenth century, France, Metz?

 
 Provenance  
 Acquisition  
 Bibliography  
 Bibliography list  
 Analysis  
 Commentary

The style of the Crucifixion image indicates a Metz origin.[i]



[i] See Oliver, 1988, p. 274.

 
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 Digital copieshttp://handle.slv.vic.gov.au/10381/147694