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מאוסף הספרייה הלאומית
Title Missale (additions to printed Missale).
Related place Poland-place of writing
Contributors Molitor, Nicolaus Carl
Freeman, Elias
The National Library of Israel Israel
(current owner)
Original Library/publisher The National Library of Israel, Jerusalem, Israel
Creation Date 1511-1512
Notes Scribe: Fr. Nicolaus Molitoris OP, of the Strassburg convent. (f. 82r).
נושא נוסף: Liturgy, Catholic
The National Library of Israel Jerusalem Israel Ms. Var. 646
Thick brownish paper with unidentifiable watermarks. Margins: 12, 33, 15, 30. Ruled in brown ink. Bounding lines: 1, 2, 1 vert., 1 and 1 hor. in brown ink. Text space 145 x 99 mm. 2 cols., 25 lines, written in brown ink, set below top line, several hands. Foliation is modern.
Collation: I8 (ff. 1r-8v), II8 (ff.11r-18v), III8 (19r-27v), IV2 (ff. 27r-28v), from 29 till 82 goes printed Missale, published in Nuremberg by Wolfgang Huber in 1510 (handwritten additions on ff. 49v, 50v, 57v, 76v), V-XI8 (ff. 82r-138v).
Decoration: Calendar. 20 miniatures. 1-5-line decorated initials. Red rubrics, capitals are touched by yellow.
Binding: 202 x 151 mm. Original brown stamped leather (stamps are: eagle and fleur-de-lis) over wooden boards, sewn on three double thongs. One clasp remains. Tabs. Rebacked spine. Old pastedowns were taken out and pasted to each other and now kept seprately. Contain some unidentified text.
Subject Digitized manuscripts
Call number at Current Custodian Missale itself has been bought by Nicolaus Molitoris in Bratislava in 1511. Donated in March, 1989 by Dr. Elias Freeman, Ohio.
Extent 3 modern paper flyleaves, ff. 1r-28v
82r-138v., 3 modern paper flyleaves
191X143 mm.
Thick brownish paper with unidentifiable watermarks. Margins: 12, 33, 15, 30. Ruled in brown ink. Bounding lines: 1, 2, 1 vert., 1 and 1 hor. in brown ink. Text space 145 x 99 mm. 2 cols., 25 lines, written in brown ink, set below top line, several hands. Foliation is modern.
Collation: I8 (ff. 1r-8v), II8 (ff.11r-18v), III8 (19r-27v), IV2 (ff. 27r-28v), from 29 till 82 goes printed Missale, published in Nuremberg by Wolfgang Huber in 1510 (handwritten additions on ff. 49v, 50v, 57v, 76v), V-XI8 (ff. 82r-138v).
Decoration: Calendar. 20 miniatures. 1-5-line decorated initials. Red rubrics, capitals are touched by yellow.
Binding: 202 x 151 mm. Original brown stamped leather (stamps are: eagle and fleur-de-lis) over wooden boards, sewn on three double thongs. One clasp remains. Tabs. Rebacked spine. Old pastedowns were taken out and pasted to each other and now kept seprately. Contain some unidentified text.
Language Latin
Credits מאוסף הספרייה הלאומית
National Library system number 990034138130205171

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