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Matins, Hours of the Virgin. End of second lesson ("Caecos cordium oculos . . .") with responses.

Digitized image of manuscript on parchment. 1 folio,14 lines. Ruled in red with text in Northern Gothic script, below top line.

Light brown…

Matins, Hours of the Cross. End of the first stanza of the hymn Patris sapientia, veritas divina through the beginning of the prayer Domine iesu christe filii dei vivi.  Manuscript on parchment. 1 folio,14 lines. Ruled in red with text in Northern…

Hours of the Virgin, Matins. As said during Ordinary Time. Near the beginning of the Hymn Te Deum, also known as Hymn of Saints Ambrose and Augustine.

Parchment. 1 leaf, not bound. 14 lines. 1 column. Ruled. Speckling on recto suggests it is the…

Recto side of ms leaf, Psalm 119 in a Book of Hours. Begins at "..linguam dolosam" and ends at "...pugnabant me gratis." Part of the Hours of the Virgin, in Terce.
The page has three larger initials and is decorated in blue, red and gold.…

Book of Hours, Office of the Dead, Lauds. Recto includes part of the first antiphon and the second antiphon for Psalm 66, then the Song of Ezechias (Isaiah 38), which continues onto the verso. The second antiphon, on the second line, breaks up the…

Book of Hours, Suffrages. Includes portion of Saint John the Baptist, Saint John the Evangelist, and portion of Saints Peter and Paul. 1 folio, 14 lines on both recto and verso. Recto and Verso show visible sewing holes, with the parchment attached…

The leaf comes from Lauds of the Office of the Dead. "Laudate eum omnes angeli ejus laudate eum omnes virtutes ejus" starts off Psalm 148. There are several boxed in, illuminateded letters and the text is Latin, written in Gothic script. There are…

Litany of the Saints, male martyrs followed by bishops and confessors, St. Stephen through St. Martin. The list of martyrs is notable for the inclusion of saints principally venerated in Troyes: St. Patroclus and St. Savinian. Other saints of…

Matins, Hours of the Virgin. Psalm 94 with responses, followed by the first two stanzas of the hymn O quam glorifica luce coruscas.  Text is consecutive with leaf held by the Cleveland Public Library. Digitized image of manuscript on parchment leaf,…