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Collection ID: 0007 | Metadata type: TEI | TEI XML | Data

Lehigh Codex 1 Historia of St. Nicholas with the lections

Title

Historia of St. Nicholas with the lections

Authors

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Call number

Lehigh Codex 1
(Bethlehem, Lehigh University, Special Collections)

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Publisher

Special Collections

Language

Latin

Origin

12th century
Place
Italy?

Summary

This manuscript is a partial leaf from a twelfth-century liturgical manuscript, probably written in Italy. The text on this leaf is from Reginold von Eichstätt's Historia of Saint Nicholas, a series of antiphons and responsories designed to be sung in the canonical Office on the feast of Saint Nicholas. Shortly after the composition of the Historia in the second half of the tenth century, lections were added, which were included in the source manuscript of this fragment. The responses, versicles, and antiphons are marked with neumes for chanting. This fragment was used in a binding.

Extent

1; 180 x 280 mm

Support

Parchment

Layout

  • Two columns of eighteen lines on fragment; frame-ruled in lead; upper half of leaf missing; number of lines and height of written area of original layout impossible to determine; written area on fragment: 155 x 210 mm
  • Decoration

    Two-line initials and rubrication in red

    Script

  • Gothic--rotunda
  • Chant text accompanied by neumes written in smaller script
  • Provenance

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    Loose leaf Side 2
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