Fols.
Modus inchoandi horas. Converte nos deus ...
Fols.
Capitula) Dominica
i a in aduentu domini ad utrasque uesperas et laudes
et ad terciam capitulum. Ecce dies veniunt ...
Fols. de tempore and de sanctis.
Principia antiphonarum inchoandarum ab illo qui facit officium
Dominica prima in aduentu domini sabbato precedenti. Ad matutinam. Ecce nomen
... Subscripto modo
dicintur versiculi secundum uariaciones suas quicumque dicendi sunt a sacerdote in
conuentu.
Fols.
versiculi dicendi ante laudes per totum annum. In aduentu domini V. Emitte agnum domine ...
Fols.
De communione infirmi. De communicandum infirmum ...
(fol. 109a is an added leaf from another codex; it contains the beginning of a breviary).
Fols. Litania,
including Nordic saints
Fols.
V. post partum ...
Two flyleaves at the beginning. Fols. 5 and 74 are singletons. Small strips of parchment have been entered as fols. 83a and 91a. Fol. 109a is a singleton stemming from another codex.
The manuscript is in good overall condition, although there are some dirtied leaves and the text has become faded on occasion.
The
The other parts of the manuscript are written in a similar script, but probably by another scribe. Further hands write later additions.
Blue and red lombards (2 and 3 lines high) with simple flourished decorations on
fols.
Rubrics, underlining and highlighting in red.
Medieval binding with brown calf over wooden boards. Remnants of two hook-clasps attached to the fore-edges of the covers. On the front cover, a stamped monogram, possibly with letters ‘chr[istus]’. Five sewing stations.
Parchment pastedowns. The front pastedown (labeled fol. I) has worked free of the
boards. It carries a fragment of a philosophical text, possibly a commentary on
The manuscript contains a set of liturgical texts, the most extensive being a
The manuscript was written in