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Pontifical : [manuscript]

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Description: ff. 1-214v. [Pontifical]. Latin. ff. 1-3, Table of contents up to f. 193v, with reference to folio numbers; ff. 3-193, Pontifical; f. 193r-v, On the robing of the bishop; ff. 193v-214, Benedictions for the temporale, the sanctorale, the common of saints, the dedication of a church, the anniversary of the dedication of a church, the ordination of a bishop, the coronation of a king, and various other occasions; f. 214v, blank; Back pastedown ("215" in contemporary foliation), note in Spanish added in a cursive hand, on the laying of the corner stone, 15 May 1501, for the cloister of the cathedral under the foreman Gonbal de Hory, and the mass said on that occasion by Bishop Guillen Remon de Moncada (Tarazona, 1496-1521) in the chapel of Bishop Andrés (presumably André Martínez Férriz, Bishop of Tarazona, 1486-95).
Type: Manuscripts(Opens in new tab)
Date: [between 1385 and 1399]
Call number: mssHM 1078
Creator: Catholic Church(Opens in new tab)
Provenance: Written in the late fourteenth century, perhaps in southern France. The coat of arms in the lower margin of f. 1 is of the bishopric of Tarazona: 1 and 4, vert a cross moline or voided gules; 2 and 3, or three bars gules, supported by 2 angels. The bishop who first owned the book may have been Pedro Perez Calvillo, Bishop of Tarazona, 1352-91, or his brother, Fernando, Bishop of Tarazona, 1392-1404, who, as Cardinal, attended Benedict XIII in Avignon. The library of the Calvillo, by testament, passed to the parochial church of St. Mary Magdalene in Tarazona, and later, by papal intervention, to the cathedral of that city; cathedral inventories mention two pontificals, neither of which are certainly identifiable with the present volume (one, which belonged to Pedro Calvillo, "cum clausuris de argenteo," the other "cum certis officiis"). See also D. Yates, "The Cathedral Library of Tarazona, Its Medieval Manuscripts and Benefactors," The Journal of Library History 17 (1982) 268-77. Sold, Sotheby's, 20 November 1923, lot 498 with a plate of f. 1 to Maggs for Henry E. Huntington.
Restrictions: RESTRICTED. Available with curatorial approval. Requires extended retrieval and delivery time.
Dimensions: 245 x 330 mm
Associated organization: Henry E. Huntington Library, Art Museum, and Botanical Gardens.
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Missal, use of Rome : [manuscript]

Manuscripts

ff. 1-217v. [Missal, use of Rome]. Latin. ff. 1-6v, Graded calendar; f. 7r-v [added in another hand], Exorcism; ff. 8-9v, Holy Water service; f. 10 [added], Service for the Bread of St. Nicholas of Tolentino; f. 10v, blank; ff. 11-91v, masses for the Temporale, Advent to Easter; ff. 91v-92v, Rubrics; ff. 92v-94v, Ordinary of the Mass; ff. 94v-95v, Mass of Raphael archangel; ff. 96-98v [different hand], Mass and prayers to exorcise a demon, with feminine forms suprascript; ff. 99-100v, Prefaces; ff. 101-104v, Canon of the Mass; ff. 104v-143, Temporale, Easter Sunday through the 24th Sunday after Pentecost; ff. 143-179v, Sanctorale, Andrew through Catherine; ff. 179v-196v, Common of Saints; ff. 196v-201v, Votive masses; ff. 201v-206, Masses for the Dead; ff. 206v-214v, Collect, secret and postcommunion of the votive masses; ff. 214v-217, Benedictions, ending"Explicit feliciter per me fratrem Ignatium de Mediolano ordinis heremitarum sancti Augustini 1476 die 12 novembris circa horam tertiam noctis tempore vicariatus Reverendi patris fratris Paulini de Mediolano. Laus deo, pax vivis et requies defunctis. Amen.".

mssHM 1042

Breviary, use of Sarum : [manuscript]

Manuscripts

ff. 1-373v. Latin. On ff. 1-13v, additions of s. XV2 by various hands; ff. 14-185v, Temporale from Advent to the 25th Sunday after Pentecost; ff. 186-192, Dedication of a Church, and the office within the octave; ff. 192-193v, rubrics mainly regarding Sarum rite; ff. 194-199v, graded calendar in blue, red, and black; ff. 194-199v, added prognostications in English and Latin in the lower margin of each page, e.g. f. 194: "If it þundir in þe monþe of ianuarii ... In þis signe take þi iourney ..."; ff. 200-225v, Psalter (after f. 206, missing Psalms 21:27-48:15; after f. 225v, missing Ps. 102:14 to the end); ff. 226-345, Sanctorale, from Andrew to Saturninus (nine lections for David and Chad (respectively, 1 and 2 March); ff. 345v-366, Common of saints; ff. 366v-367, Benedictions "ante prandium" and "post prandium"; ff. 367v-373, additions by various hands; f. 373v blank.

mssHM 71520

Processional : [manuscript]

Manuscripts

ff. 3-86; f. 86v, blank. Processional. Latin; English. Printed by J. W. Legg, ed., The Processional of the Nuns of Chester. Henry Bradshaw Society 18 (London 1899) from this manuscript. ff. 3-4, Material added in a later hand; f. 3v, Antiphon and response for the Consecration of Virgins; ff. 4v-6v, blank; ff. 7-70, Processions for the temporale and the sanctorale combined, ending with the procession for the dedication of a church; ff. 70v-71, Christmas carol; ff. 71v-72, On shere thursday this antym, Domine iesus postquam cenavit; ff. 72-76v, Prayers to follow compline, prayers to the Trinity, the Cross, the Holy Spirit, the Virgin, All Saints, for peace, for the king, 8 prayers for the dead, a prayer to the Cross, and 2 prayers to the Virgin; ff. 76v-78, Benedictions for the nocturns and benedictions of the Virgin for the nocturns; f. 78r-v, Of our lady antyms (Beata dei genitrix; Descendi in ortum meum; Virgo hodie fidelis); f. 79r-v, Rex seculorum quem laudat universa substancia rerum followed by 2 antiphons; f. 80, Antiphons to the Virgin; ff. 80-85v, Prayers in English; f. 86, Added prayer in Latin.

mssEL 34 B 7

Psalter-Hours, use of Sarum : [manuscript]

Manuscripts

ff. 12-136; f. 136v blank. Psalter. Latin. On f. i recto-verso, blessings of salt and water; ff. 1-6v, calendar; ff. 7-8v, prayers; ff. 9-11v, suffrages (some possibly missing). The psalter is followed by the canticles and the Athanasian Creed, with original foliation in roman numerals in red ink in the upper margin of rectos. ff. 137-219v. Book of Hours, use of Sarum. Latin. On ff. 137-146v, Hours of the Virgin, Sarum use; ff. 147v-152v, prayers mainly to the Virgin and using masculine forms; f. 159r-v, meditation on Ps. 115:16-17; ff. 160-163v, prayers and devotions mainly regarding the Crucifixion; f. 164r-v, prayer to the Body of Christ; ff. 164v-165, an indulgence; ff. 165-167v, prayers; ff. 168-192v, Hours of the Passion and related prayers; ff. 193-202v, Hours of the Compassion of the Virgin; ff. 203-209v, Long Hours of the Holy Spirit; ff. 210-214v, Penitential psalms; f. 214v, Gradual psalms by cue only; ff. 214v-218v, Litany; f. 219, Office of the Dead (defective); f. 219r-v, Commendations of Souls.

mssHM 56911

Diurnal for Dominican use : [manuscript]

Manuscripts

ff. 1-341v (+ f. 305r-v bis). [Dominican diurnal]. Latin. ff. 2-13v, Graded calendar; f. 14, blank; ff. 14v-114v, Temporale, day offices only; ff. 114v-117, Dedication of a church and its anniversaries; ff. 117v-227, Sanctorale, day offices only; ff. 227-238v, Common of saints, day offices only; ff. 238v-239, prayer added in a later hand; ff. 239v-240, blank; ff. 241-280v, Day offices for the week, ending defectively; ff. 281-341v, paper, blank.

mssHM 1066

Breviary, for Dominican use : [manuscript]

Manuscripts

ff. 1-171v. Latin. ff. 1-4, Temporale, beginning defectively; ff. 4-9v, Dedication of a church; ff. 9-84v, Rubrics for the offices of saints; f. 85r-v, blank; ff. 86-87, Common of saints; ff. 87-171v, Sanctorale from Tiburtius and Valerian (14 April) through All Souls (2 November).

mssHM 1049

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