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Antiphonal Augustinian
Published 1457-01-01This is an antiphonal for the day offices copied for Augustinian use. It is decorated with seventeen illuminations which were individually cut out from earlier manuscripts of various origin and pasted in. In addition to ...Open Access -
[Antiphonarium : a collection of 30 leaves from an antiphonal]
Published 1480-01-01A collection of 30 leaves from an antiphonal. [Spain? ; ca. 1480]Title supplied by cataloguer. Six staves per page. The staves are in red ink with square musical notes and the text in black. Decorated initials in red and ...Open Access -
Spanish Antiphonal
Published 1493-01-01Responses and antiphons 25th April-29th August. 174 vellum leaves numbered 1-346, misnumbered at leaves 270 and 317 but continuous (numbering probably post dates the manuscript). The colophon leaf translates as: 'The book ...Open AccessMusical Score -
RB Add.Ms. 327
Published 1500-01-01Text comprises settings of the Sanctus and Agnus Dei, including 6 pages of polyphonic notation (leaves 25? to 27?, a setting of the Patrem omnipotentem factorem celi) and the offices from Christmas Day to Epiphany, the ...Open AccessOther -
[Officium de septem dolorium Hebdomade]
Published 1500-01-01A manuscript on paper with 12 lines per page. To p. 168 it is by the same hand. The last gathering of 10 leaves is from an older manuscript, also on paper, with 16 lines per page. Bound with old oak boards with metal bosses ...Open Access -
Processional Cistercian
Published 1525-01-01This processional consists of three sections, in the first it has the characteristic of Cistercian processionals for brothers of an abbey, however the other two mention sisters and abbess, thus suggest this book was copied ...Open Access -
Processional and responsorial.
Published 1525-01-01This is a comprehensive Processional includes the processions for the Sundays throughout the liturgical year and for special feast days and Rogation days. Technical details indicates as one of the most widely disseminated ...Open Access -
[Processionarius ordinis]
Published 1526-01-01"Latin music manuscript for a monastery of the Hieronymites on vellum, complete. Written in Spain probably in or for Guadalupe (a municipality located in Las Villuercas comarca, province of Cáceres, Extremadura) in the ...Open AccessOther -
Processional (without musical notation), with prayers and responsories for the dead.
Published 1530-01-01Contents of the responsories focus on liturgical processions for the dead. The book is designed for personal use, with 8 lines per page, small in size and large in script, and without music notation. With its several Spanish ...Open Access -
[Illuminated Spanish responsorial]
Published 1535-01-01[Spain, ca. 1535-1540] This responsorial contains a remarkable depiction of an American turkey, one of the earliest extant illustrations of American fauna to appear in Europe and certainly the earliest illustration of ...Open AccessOther -
[Spanish antiphonal]
Published 1575-01-01Written in red and black on 18 leaves of vellum with rubricated initials, with a mid 16th century full calf binding with gilt rules and decorations. Light worming on last 2 leaves.Open Access -
[Officium tenebrae]
Published 1580-01-01An entirely handwritten psalter which seems to be of Spanish origin. This book of plainsong was used to celebrate the Office of Darkness during Triduum Pascal (Feria V in Coena Domine, lectione IX-Feria VI in Parasceve, ...Open Access -
Gradual, proper of time, from the first Sunday of Advent to Passion Sunday
Published 1580-01-01Holograph, written on both sides of leaf. Mediaeval manuscript choirbook on vellum (ca. 53 x 36 cm.); executed ca. 1580 in Salamanca, Spain; massive binding of thick wooden boards covered with tanned leather, ruled in blind ...Open AccessOther -
[Gradual, proper of time].
Published 1599-01-01Mediaeval manuscript choirbook on vellum. Binding of wooden boards covered with leather binding with brass bosses and clasps; 7 lines of text in a rounded Gothic hand and of music on a five-line red stave, rubric in red, ...Open AccessMusical Score -
The Four Passions [music] : Matthew, Mark, Luke and John
Published 1599-01-01Medium size manuscript containing four Passions and at the end the Mandatum. In the colophon the scribe is identified as Petrus Colom (?Colomares) In civitate Burgensis anno Domini 1599 Para la Yglesia de Santa Maria del ...Open AccessMusical Score -
Marian Antiphonal
Published 1600-01-01Handwritten antiphonal totally executed on vellum, most probably produced for use in a convent of Hieronymite nuns, under the advocation of Our Lady of the Snows (c 17th or 18th century). Text in 5 parts: (I) 48 folios, ...Open AccessMusical Score -
[Gradual, proper of time]
Published 1600-01-01Handwritten Gregorian gradual on vellum(c 16--). 48 x 36 cm., writing template of 41.5 x 26.5 cm. 203 folios, with double numbering: period Roman and later Arabic. Lacking folios 176 and 192, loss of parchment in the lower ...Open AccessMusical Score -
Gradual, ordinary and proper of time
Published 1600-01-01Handwritten Gregorian gradual executed on vellum. 2 vols.: (1) 51.5 x 36 cm., writing template of 40 x 24 cm. 148 folios, numbered XVIII to CLXVI. (II) 51.5 x 36 cm., writing template of 42.5 x 26 cm. ( First part) [Ordinary ...Open AccessMusical Score -
Antiphonarium
Published 1603-01-01Latin text written in Iberian gothic, black square music natation on red five-line staves. Six staves and six lines of text each page. Decorated initials in red and blue. Based on the text, though pasted under a slip of ...Open Access -
Regla de las Monjas de Santa Clara, comunmente llamadas Urbanistas : constituciones generales de las dichas, hechas en el Capitulo g[ene]ral celebrado en Roma à 1 de Juno de 1638 : i publicadas por el Rmo. Padre Mntro. Gral. Fray Juan Merinero.
Published 1638-01-01The Order of Poor Ladies, also known as the Order of St. Clare, the Poor Clares, the Poor Clare Sisters, the Clarisse, the Minoresses, or the Second Order of St. Francis, Urbanists is an order of nuns in the Roman Catholic ...Open Access