Layout: 1 column, 19 lines Decoration: 2 2-line initials is burnished gold on pink and blue grounds with white penwork highlights, 13 1-line initials in alternating blue and burnished gold with contrasting penwork in red and black, respectively, and with prompts and rubrics in red Ruled in light-brown ink Provenance: Likely donated by David Bee (Los Angeles, CA), but no confirmed record Responsory and versicle for the third lesson of the first Nocturn and antiphons and Psalm for the second Nocturn in Matins of the Office of the Dead Incipit: me abscondam a vultus ire tue Explicit: deus salvator meus et te sustinui
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