Helsinki, National Museum of Finland, H3286. <hi rend="italic">Missale</hi> Cataloguer Jesse Keskiaho Ville Walta Finnish Literature Society (SKS) Codices Fennici Creative Commons BY 4.0 Helsinki National Museum H3286 Saec. XII, Western Europe (Kangasala?) Missale (fragment)

[1ra–1vb] (lections for the Holy Week, Lc. 22:34–23:7) [2r] …(Sabbato sancto) numerum dignatus est … Versus Vere dignum et iustum est… [2v] (Dominica de passione) Pangue lingua gloriosi prelium …in uigilia pascha Exultae iam angelica…

 Parchment 2 folios. 20 26,5 16,5 24,5 The leaves have been trimmed and both are missing text. No foliation. Both folia show damage from glue and water. 31 (or more) ruled lines in two columns.

Caroline minuscule of saec. XII.

 Neumatic notation.

Simple initials and rubrics in red (the colour is almost completely faded).

The leaves were part of the covers of a saec. XVI binding.

The two folia stem from a saec. XII manuscript, but it is not known when or how the manuscript arrived in Finland.The surviving leaves were used as pastedowns in a book that belonged to Kangasala church. The book has since been lost, but the covers have survived.

Fol. 2v, in a hand of saec. XVI(?): ‘Liber Ecclesiae Canga:[sala]’. These leaves have been removed from a binding of saec. XVI, once attached to a book that belonged to Kangasala church. The empty binding was discovered under the church floor in 1896.

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