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    F.m.V.TH.AA.111 (Concordantia Bibliorum)

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    Concordantia BibliorumTheologySaec. xiv / xvGermanyDATE: Saec. xv also suggested (MPO). OTHER NOTES: From same codex: CCM TH AA 146 (Stockholm, Riksarkivet: Kammararkivet Fr 10077? Boskaps m fl längder Närke-Värmland 1:4 1622; Fr 30099 Finska cameralia 47:3 Mats Markussons räkenskap 1583; 2 fr., 3 fol.).German

    F.m.IV.3 (Antiphonal)

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    AntiphonalLiturgySaec. xii ex. - xiii in.England?4folios. 13.5-15x23.5-24.5 cm. 1 column, 14 (ff. 1-2) and 15 (ff.3-4) lines. The green colour of large initials has eaten holes into the parchment. 12th c2* - 13th é". Large initials: 1) dark red, 2) green, and 3) dark blue. The Pentecostal resp. Dum complerentur begins with a red large initial ornamented with red and green vegetal-shaped scrolls. Brown small initials. E caudata appears in the script (protogothic minuscule), but not regularly. Ff. 2-4 were possibly written by another scribe from f. 1. Early quadratic notation on a brown four-line staff (8-10 mm). Clefs: b quadratum, b rotundum and d. Some liquescent signs, e.g. torculus liquescens. Photograph off. V on p. 11. In letters (18th of June 2000, 18th of August) to the present writer K.D. Hartzell suggests that this manuscript was produced during the first quarter of the 12th century, possibly at Canterbury. ANTIPHONARIUM, secular. F. 1 [Johannis evangehstae] beginning autem quid cut of the resp. at matins, [Sic eum volo] VHunc ergo, and ending discipulus of the resp. Hie est beatissimus VHic. «" The only nocturn present gives four great responsories, the third of them being rare, Johannes hie theologus V Gloria iir.The ant. Expandens manus is an unusual variant, as it were a mixing of Hesbert 1968 Nos. 2795 and 2796.The text of the great responsory In medio ecclesie is added at the bottom off. 1". F. 2 [In epiphania Domini] beginning de celo prospexit, the closing words of the 3rd ant. of the II noct. (unidentified), and ending patema uox au[dita] of the 4th resp. of the III noct., In columbe specie. ¦*" For the III noct. four great responsories are given. F. 3 [In ascensione Domini] beginning nomen tuum of the ant. ad Magnificat at I vespers, [Pater manifestavi], and ending parauit of the 3rd ant. of the III noct., Dominus in celo. F. 4 [Feria iij post dominicam infra octavam ascensionis] beginning meum seruabit of the ant. [Si quis diligit]. «* Ant. Qui autem diligit. The fragment gives a short version of the ant. Veni sancte spiritus, ending ignem accende alleluia, cf. Hesbert 1968 No. 5327; Feria uij; Sabbato. »Ant. Vespere autem facto, Hesbert 1968 No. 5370. Ant. Spiritus sanctus procedens, cf. Hesbert 1968 No. 5007; [In die pentecostes] ending dicentes alleluia of the resp. Dum complerentur. F. 2" 4616 (or 4620) Small handwriting, quite different from the usual types:"[...] vdij Corsholm anno etc 60". F. 3'4538 "Her Niels Regenskap I Sala proest I Ostrabotnen Pro anno 49".The parson of Sal o (viz. Saloinen) in the second quarter of the 16th c, Leinberg 1895 pp. 143-144. Lit.: Taitto 1993 (a) p. 350 (colour reproduction off. 1").DATE: Saec. xii 1/4 suggested (Taitto); saec. xii med. (Niskanen 2010). LITURGICAL USE: Secular, indeterminate. ORIGIN: Canterbury suggested (Taitto); probably England or English influence (Niskanen 2010).Englan

    F.m.IV.26 (Antiphonal)

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    AntiphonalLiturgySaec. xivSweden*5folios. 12.5 x 17-17.5 cm. 1 column, 10 lines.The outer edges ofiff. 1 and 3 have been cut out. 14th c. Large initials: 1) ultramarine, and 2) red. Small initials are highlighted with red. Quadratic notation on a red four-line staff (9.5-11 mm), linea, custos, b rotundum. Photograph off. 5'on p. 42. ANTIPHONARIUM CUM NONNULLIS COLLECTIS, CAPITULIS ET HYMNIS.Agrees with the late medieval breviary of Uppsala archdiocese, Breviarium Upsalense 1496 passim. F. 1 [In die nativitatis Domini] beginning with the doxology incipit of the short responsory at terce, and ending terre limitem of the 1st stanza of the hymn at II vespers, [A sol]is ortus. w Other hymns: Presepeponipertulit (t),Adam vetus quod (t). F. 2 [Stephani protomartyris] beginning [pas]sionis unde of the 3rd ant. of the III nocturn, [Domine virtus et], and ending ipse inuocabat of the 1st ant. at lauds, Lapidaueniut stephanum. F. 3 [Vincentij martyris] beginning [Vale]rius igiturVTanto, the opening word ot the resp. at matins, and ending sciencia pollen[ti] of the resp. Lcnita [Vincentius] V Tibi. F. 4 [Conversionis Pauli apostoli] beginning meant aliquando of the 2nd responsory of the III noct., [Audistis enim] V Habundancius, and ending portet nomen ot the 3rd ant. of the III nocturn, Vade anania et. F 5 [Agathae virginis] beginning [castita]tis, the third word of the 3rd ant. of the III noct., [Propter fidem], and ending ue[nisti] of the 1st ant. at lauds, Quis es tu. Two headlines on bif. 1/2. F. 2' 5175 "Inventarium påVijborgz Slotth [...] -58 Rekenskap [...] Anno 59'F. 2""Taipal Sochn [...] anno etc 1559". F. 5" "S: Besegl[a]de quitt[ent]ier". Lit.: Taitto 1992 (c) pp. 347-349 (e.g. colour reproduction off. 50; Helander 2001 p. 169.ORIGIN: Added according to liturgical use.Archdiocese of UppsalaSwedenSwede

    F.m.IV.31 (Antiphonal)

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    AntiphonalLiturgySaec. xiv14th c. Only one large initial (red) is visible, small initials are highlighted with red (permanent red tone). Quadratic notation on a red four-line staff (13 mm), custos, linea, b rotundum. The cephalicus is clear. Incipits of antiphons and great responsories are indicated by duplex lineae. Photograph off. 1" on p. 47. ANTIPHONARIUM. Conforms to Dominican use, Breviarium Dominicanum 1485 ff. ee 4r - ee 5r. F. 1 [Commune plurimorum martyrum extra tempus paschale| beginning dominum et of the ant. ad Benedictus, [Isti sunt sancti];ln communi unius confessoris extra tempus paschale ending premimur beatitu[dinis] of the ant. ad Magnificat, Confessor domini N. F. 2 [Idem] continuing nomen tuuni of the 3rd ant. of II nocturn, [Domine Dominus noster], and ending in the first ant. of the III noct., Domine iste sanctus. Only the differentia is missing. F 2'4675 "Aff Vera Sokn Mantals Register pä Tyend Spanmåll pro 65 anno."Dominica

    F.m.I.167 (Missal)

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    MissalLiturgySaec. xiv - xvOTHER NOTES: See also: F.m. I.156, I.162, I.171, I.174, I.185, I.188, I.191, I.192, I.198, I.199, I.231, I.324, II.105, IV.21, IV.76, IV.77, VII.67; MPO Codex 1561 (= F.m. I.191); London, British Library, Ms. Add. 34388 fol. 155-156 (= F.m. IV.76)

    F.m.I.213 (Missal)

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    MissalLiturgySaec. xiv - xvDATE: Probably saec. xv

    F.m.I.220 (Missal)

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    MissalLiturgySaec. x

    F.m.I.223 (Missal)

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    MissalLiturgySaec. xiv - x

    F.m.I.224 (Missal)

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    MissalLiturgySaec. xiv - x

    F.m.I.226 (Missal)

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    MissalLiturgySaec. xiv - xvNordicORIGIN: Probably according to liturgical use.Nordi

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