Collection ID: 0023 | Metadata type: TEI | TEI XML | Data

Title

Processional

Other related names

• Lewis, John Frederick, 1860-1932, former owner (http://viaf.org/viaf/63874811/)
• Lewis, Anne Baker, former owner

Funders

• Council on Library and Information Resources

Call number

Lewis E 180
(Philadelphia, United States, Free Library of Philadelphia)

Alternate identifiers

• deRicci: 50

Publisher

Free Library of Philadelphia

Language

Latin; Middle French (ca. 1400-1600)

Origin

Place

France

Summary

This manuscript contains a processional (probably Franciscan).

Notes

• Sister Marie Ségvier (scribe)
   
• Colophon in French
   

Extent

V+111+viii; 184 x 114 mm bound to 190 x 118 mm

Collation

Structure uncertain; no catchwords, no contemporary foliation, sewing not visible

Support

Parchment

Binding

Original red morocco, in the corners of the sides olive branch festoons issuing from cupids' heads, in the center an oval of olive branches lettered on the top S MARIE, and on the lower cover SEGVIER, gilt edges, in cloth case

Layout

Musical notation on four-line staves; 18 lines, or 6 staves plus text per page; ruled in red ink; written area: 117 x 70 mm

Decoration

Full border of naturalistic flowers and fruits on a camaïeu d'or ground (fol. 1r); decorative initials throughout in camaïeu d'or, camaïeu gris and colors; rubrication throughout

Script

Gothic--textualis semi-quadrata

Colophon

[one line erased] Ce processionaire…Marie Seguier religieuse des Cordelières s[ain]ct Marcel les Paris, et iceluy a este faict et parfaict ce denier Julliet Mil six cens, et trois

Provenance

• Made by Sister Marie Ségvier, Couvent de Cordelières, Bourg Saint-Marcel, Paris, 1603; Henkels sale, ca. 1910, no. 260 or 280 (as "Hours"); (directly to?) John Frederick Lewis, Philadelphia; given by his widow, Anne Baker Lewis, to the Free Library of Philadelphia in 1936
   

Related resources

• De Ricci, Seymour, with the assistance of W. J. Wilson, Census of Medieval and Renaissance Manuscripts in the United States and Canada, vol. 2 (New York,: H. W. Wilson, 1935-40), p. 2033, no. 180.
• Free Library of Philadelphia, A Descriptive Catalogue of the John Frederick Lewis Collection of European Manuscripts in the Free Library of Philadelphia, compiled by Edwin Wolf, 2 nd , with an introduction by Dr. A.S.W. Rosenbach (Philadelphia: The Free Library, 1937), p. 194, no. 180.

Keywords

• Processional
• 17th century
• Christian
• France
• Musical notation

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Decorations

• fol. 1r — Full border, naturalistic flowers and fruits on a camaïeu d'or ground
• fol. 1v — Four line illuminated initial E
• fol. 2r — Four line illuminated initial A
• fol. 3v — Four line illuminated initial A
• fol. 6r — Four line illuminated initial O
• fol. 7r — Four line illuminated initial G
• fol. 9r — Four line illuminated initial I
• fol. 10v — Four line illuminated initial O
• fol. 11r — Four line illuminated initial C
• fol. 13v — Four line illuminated initial E
• fol. 15v — Four line illuminated initial P
• fol. 15v — Four line illuminated initial P
• fol. 16v — Four line illuminated initial C
• fol. 21r — Four line illuminated initial A
• fol. 22r — Four line illuminated initial O
• fol. 24r — Four line illuminated initial G
• fol. 27v — Four line illuminated initial I
• fol. 29r — Four line illuminated initial M
• fol. 37v — Four line illuminated initial D
• fol. 41r — Four line illuminated initial V
• fol. 47r — Two line illuminated initial N
• fol. 47v — Four line illuminated initial S
• fol. 49r — Two line illuminated initial D
• fol. 49v — Four line illuminated initial N
• fol. 50r — Two line illuminated initial F
• fol. 50r — Four line illuminated initial L
• fol. 50v — Two line illuminated initial A
• fol. 50v — Four line illuminated initial I
• fol. 51v — Two line illuminated initial C
• fol. 54v — Two line illuminated initial Q
• fol. 56r — Two line illuminated initial M
• fol. 58r — Two line illuminated initial D
• fol. 60v — Two line illuminated initial D
• fol. 63v — Two line illuminated initial O
• fol. 64r — Two line illuminated initial D
• fol. 64v — Two line illuminated initial T
• fol. 65v — Two line illuminated initial O
• fol. 66v — Two line illuminated initial D
• fol. 67r — Two line illuminated initial O
• fol. 67v — Two line illuminated initial S
• fol. 68v — Two line illuminated initial T
• fol. 69r — Four line illuminated initial C
• fol. 70r — Four line illuminated initial Q
• fol. 71r — Four line illuminated initial D
• fol. 72v — Four line illuminated initial M
• fol. 73r — Four line illuminated initial H
• fol. 74v — Four line illuminated initial N
• fol. 75v — Four line illuminated initial P
• fol. 76v — Four line illuminated initial D
• fol. 78r — Four line illuminated initial L
• fol. 79v — Four line illuminated initial L
• fol. 81r — Four line illuminated initial F
• fol. 88r — Four line illuminated initial A
• fol. 89v — Four line illuminated initial B
• fol. 90r — Four line illuminated initial B
• fol. 101v — Two line illuminated initial B
• fol. 101v — Four line illuminated initial S
• fol. 101v — Four line illuminated initial S
• fol. 105r — Four line illuminated initial L
• fol. 108v — Four line illuminated initial A
• fol. 109r — Two line illuminated initial Q
• fol. 109v — Four line illuminated initial C