Sources GRADUALE s. 12, 2 incomplete leaves, Budapest, Library and Information Centre of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences, Department of Manuscripts and Rare Books T 175

GRADUALE s. 12, 2 incomplete leaves, Budapest, Library and Information Centre of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences, Department of Manuscripts and Rare Books T 175

Basic Data

Numerus
F019
Genre
Graduale
Date
s. 12
Archives / Library / Collection
Budapest, Library and Information Centre of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences, Department of Manuscripts and Rare Books
Shelfmark
T 175
Material
parchment
Extent
2 incomplete leaves
Page height
1: 51 mm, 2: 49 mm
Page width
1: 128 mm, 2: 111 mm
Written width
1: 83 mm, 2: 68 mm
Number of columns
1
Number of lines
3 / 4 lines with neumes per page
Width of columns
1: 83 mm, 2: 68 mm
Script
late Caroline minuscule
Musical notation
adiastematic German neumes
Musical notation/remarks
with Messine elements
Host volume / author, title
Raimundus de Sabunde, Theologia naturalis, sive Liber creaturarum, Strassburg: Martin Flach, 1496
Host volume / shelfmark
Inc. 622
Content
Dominica infra octavam Nativitatis, Circumcisio Domini, Dominica II post Epiphaniam, S. Felicis
Origin
uncertain
Bibliography/References
Szendrei Janka, A magyar középkor hangjegyes forrásai, MTA Zenetudományi Intézet, Budapest, 1981, F 19. The fragments description is available in the Fragmentarium database: https://fragmentarium.ms/overview/F-z2kw

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Analytical Description

The description of the fragment is available in the fragmentarium database:

https://fragmentarium.ms/overview/F-z2kw

On the first folio of the fragment parts of the mass of the first Sunday in the octave of Christmas, and the octave (Circumcisio Domini), on the second folio parts of the mass of the second Sunday after Epiphany were preserved. From the arrangement of the second fragment’s two sides, we can deduce, that the initial gradual alternately contained sections of the sanctoral and the temporal, hence on the verso of the f. 2 the Introit (Os justi) of a saint (presumably Felix of Nola) of the period post Epiphany is legible. Besides the arrangement typical to early sources, the presence of the Offertory-verse (Eructavit cor meum) is also a trait of earliness.

Zsuzsa Czagány

Content

RISM Folio Tempus Dies Hora Genre Incipit Mode Cantus ID Mel. Num.
H-Ba T 175 1_recto Infra octavam Nativitatis Domini Dominica infra octavam Nativitatis Domini Intr-V Dominus regnavit decorem indutus est* g00578a
H-Ba T 175 1_recto Infra octavam Nativitatis Domini Dominica infra octavam Nativitatis Domini Grad Speciosus forma prae filiis hominum* g00579
H-Ba T 175 1_verso Infra octavam Nativitatis Domini Circumcisio Domini Off Offerrentur regi virgines* g02308
H-Ba T 175 1_verso Infra octavam Nativitatis Domini Circumcisio Domini Off-V Eructavit cor meum verbum bonum* g02308a
H-Ba T 175 2_recto Post Epiphaniam Dominica II post Epiphaniam Intr Omnis terra adoret te* g00619
H-Ba T 175 2_recto Post Epiphaniam Dominica II post Epiphaniam Intr-V Iubilate Deo omnis terra* g00619a
H-Ba T 175 2_recto Post Epiphaniam Dominica II post Epiphaniam Grad Misit Dominus verbum suum* g00620
H-Ba T 175 2_verso Post Epiphaniam Felicis cf. (?) Intr Os iusti meditabitur sapientiam* g01349
H-Ba T 175 2_verso Post Epiphaniam Felicis cf. (?) Intr-V Noli aemulari in malignantibus* g01349a