Z42.4.E85 B45, fragment 29

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Shelfmark: Z42.4.E85 B45, fragment 29
Title(s): Beissel Collection: manuscript fragment from a noted missal
Production Place: Europe
Dated: English Yes
Date: 14th century
Language: See all items with this value Latin
Material: Ink on parchment
Extent: 1 leaf (trimmed)
Dimensions: 201 x 148 mm
Physical Description Miscellaneous: Ex-situ fragment unevenly trimmed and formerly used in a binding as manuscript waste.
Former Owner Name(s): See all items with this value Beissel, Stephan, 1841-1915; See all items with this value William Salloch (Firm)
Note: Chants and liturgy for Mass on the Feast of the Visitation.
Subject: See all items with this value Gregorian chants; See all items with this value Manuscript fragments; See all items with this value Manuscripts, Medieval; See all items with this value Mary, Blessed Virgin, Saint--Visitation
Institutional Record: https://udiscover.udayton.edu/permalink/01OHIOLINK_DAYTON/1t04jq9/alma991013041649708517
Holding Institution: University of Dayton
Acknowledgements: Dates and brief descriptions for the Beissel Collection provided by Bernard Bischoff prior to 1959 sale. Digitized in 2020 by Peripheral Manuscripts in the Midwest.
Cataloging Convention: English ds-schema
Decoration: Initials in red and black with red, including an F with a face in profile for Ferax est terra domini venter.
Genre/Form: See all items with this value Missals (Service books)
Fragment Number or Disambiguator: 29
Layout: Approximately 28 lines extant as trimmed, with irregular ruling. Music staffs approximately 3 ruled lines of text high when combined; some notation cut off at top of leaf.
Named Subject(s): See all items with this value Gregorian chants
Production Date End: 1399
Production Date Start: 1300
Provenance: One of sixty manuscript fragments collected by Stephan Beissel and acquired by librarian Walter Roesch for the University of Dayton from William Salloch in October 1959. The collection is listed as item 481 in Salloch catalogue 180, The Middle Ages.
Script: Gothic script with hufnagel notation on four-line ruled staffs.

Item sets: Medieval Manuscripts