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מאוסף הספרייה הלאומית
Title Horae.
Related place France, Northern-place of writing
Contributors יהודה, אברהם שלום, 1877-1951 (בעלים קודמים)
The National Library of Israel Israel
(current owner)
Original Library/publisher The National Library of Israel, Jerusalem, Israel
Creation Date 1470-1490
Notes Collation: I12, II8, III4, IV-VII8, IX10 wants 10 (stub), X-XIV8, XV.4.
נושא נוסף: Calendar
The National Library of Israel Jerusalem Israel Ms. Yah. Var. 7
Paper flyleaves are contemporary to binding. Thick yellowish parchment. Gilt edges. Margins: 14, 55, 21, 41 mm. Ruling in crayon. Bounding lines: 1 and 1 vert., 1 and 1 hor., in crayon. Text space 100 x 59 mm. 1 col., 16 lines, written in brown ink, set below top line, one hand. Foliation is occasional, modern, in grey pencil in the right upper corner. Catchword.
Decoration: Calendar. 14 Miniatures. Several painted initials. Numerous borders, red rubrics. Capitals are touched by yellow.
Binding: 180 x 135 mm. 18th c. red leather with gilt in gold decorative and geometrical ornament, over cardboards, sewn on 3 thongs. Marbled endpa-pers. At the spine gilt in gold: HEURES.
Subject Digitized manuscripts
Publications See: Tamar Mayer, Catalogue description of a Book of Hours (Yah. Ms. Var. 7). Thesis, Hebrew University, 1991.
Genre Calendars
Content Contents: 1. Calendarium (gallica lingua)
2. Capitula evangeliorum cum duobus orationibus de beata Maria
3. Horae beatae Mariae
4.Psalmi poenitentiales cum "Letaine"
5. Horae sanctae crucis
6.(Heures) du s. espreit
7. Psalmi & lectiones etc. 8. Oratio ad Mariam in Gallica lingua
Les VII requestes.
Extent 1 paper flyleaf + 117 ff. + 1 paper flyleaf
17.3X12.3 cm.
Paper flyleaves are contemporary to binding. Thick yellowish parchment. Gilt edges. Margins: 14, 55, 21, 41 mm. Ruling in crayon. Bounding lines: 1 and 1 vert., 1 and 1 hor., in crayon. Text space 100 x 59 mm. 1 col., 16 lines, written in brown ink, set below top line, one hand. Foliation is occasional, modern, in grey pencil in the right upper corner. Catchword.
Decoration: Calendar. 14 Miniatures. Several painted initials. Numerous borders, red rubrics. Capitals are touched by yellow.
Binding: 180 x 135 mm. 18th c. red leather with gilt in gold decorative and geometrical ornament, over cardboards, sewn on 3 thongs. Marbled endpa-pers. At the spine gilt in gold: HEURES.
Language Latin
French
Credits מאוסף הספרייה הלאומית
National Library system number 990033795230205171

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מאוסף הספרייה הלאומית

MARC RECORDS
Horae – הספרייה הלאומית
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