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Metadata

DS ID:

DS2232

Shelfmark:

North 6 Princeton MS. 125

Title:

Franciscan antiphonary

Antiphonary

Place:

Burgos?, Spain

Burgos

TGN

Spain

TGN

Date:

1595.

sixteenth century (dates CE) Linked Data indicator

AAT

Language:

Latin

WIKIDATA

Material:

parchment, illustrations

Parchment

AAT

Physical Description:

Extent: 209 leaves : parchment, illustrations ; 475 x 335 (383 x 260) mm bound to 521 x 355 mm.

Note:

Ms. codex.
Title supplied by cataloger.
Incipit: In vigiliis apostolorum ad vesperas antiphonia: ‘Hoc est praeceptum’. Cum reliquis ‚Dixit dominus‛, cum reliquis…
Collation: Parchment ; fol. 209 ; foliation in red ink.
Layout: 6 lines of words and music.
Decoration: Late Spanish Gothic. Antiphons open with 1-line and staff red initials with purple penwork or blue initials with red penwork, often extending into margins. Verses open with black 1-line and staff strapwork capitals washed in ochre and pale green; psalm incipits generally washed ochre, but not otherwise marked. One parti-colored initial (red and blue with red and blue penwork) opens...
Origin: Princeton MS. 125 was copied by a Spanish Franciscan named Fray Antonio de Sant Roma(?), who completed work on the manuscript in 1595, according to a scribal note on fol. 191v.
By the 19th century and probably earlier, the manuscript was owned by the Franciscans of San Pedro Regalado in La Aguilera, Aranda de Duero, near Burgos, Spain. Their blue oval stamp is found throughout the manuscript (fols. 1r, 31r, 66r, 106r. In 1980, Martin J. Cooper donated the manuscript to the Princeton University Library (AM 81-63).

Keyword:

Centerpiece and cornerpiece bindings

Headbands

illuminated manuscripts

Wooden boards

Antiphonaries (Service books)

decorated initials

Parchment (Paper)

Manuscripts, Latin (Medieval and modern)

Spain

Franciscans

Liturgics