TitleFragment no. 29 DescriptionWritten Area: 195 x 145mm, 195 x 145mm, 195 x 142mm, 190 x 145mm. Number of Lines: 23. Line Height: 9mm. Line and column rulings.
First Lines: 1r est in christo fidei uestre. Sicut ergo accepistis christum ih[esum], 1v ...tatis plenitudinis christi domini nostri. feria vj. Ad Corinthios, 2r ...spitiam uos et crescere faciam multiplica[bimini] et fir.., 2v salu[tem in] sanctificatione spiritus et fide ueritatis in qua et. Last Lines: 1r fidei et agnitionis filij dei in uirum perfectum in mensuram, 1v Cadent inimici uestri in conspectu uestro gladio. Re. 2r fratres dilecti a deo quod elegerit nos deus primitias in. 2v deo et reputatum est et ad iustitiam. Cognoscite.
Content: Lectionary (Epistolarium). Principally with Epistle readings, with Leviticus being treated as an Epistle. Large Formal Gothic Minuscule. Initials and titles rubricated. All passages begin with Fratres, the F in large red 2-line majuscules. The titles (all in red) are 1r: Feria vi. Ad Thessalonicenses; Ad Ephesios. 1v: Feria vi. Ad Corinthios; Lectio libri Levitici. 2r: Ad Corinthios ... Ad Thesslonicenses. 2v: Feria vi. Ad Corinthios; Feria vi. Ad Galathas. The passages often show that they were to be used on a Friday, without specifying which Friday (possibly the Friday after Pentecost, because the piece from Leviticus was usually said in the week after Pentecost).
Includes Rosenthal's notes ('Manuscripts from the Collection of Professor Bernhard Bischoff', p. 3-4 no. 9, based on Colker's notes). Place of Origin: Germany LanguageLatin
Monash University LibraryCatalogue RecordPhysical Item TypeTextGenre/FormManuscripts (documents)Medium/CarrierParchmentExtentVellum bifolium (260mm x 367mm, unfolded). Mended with tape at centre top of unfolded bifolium. Previously used as a binding, with traces of the book's title on the top of the spine (partially under the tape).