This manuscript is a fragment, consisting of five parchment leaves, possibly from the same manuscript. Four of the leaves are paired into bifolia (glued together at the center), the fifth leaf is a singleton. The lower sections of the folios are worn and curled, with some tearing; a tear on fol. 1 has been repaired with thread.
Support: Parchment; Extent: 477 x 698 mm ; Foliation: Foliation
Single column of five lines of text and five lines of musical notation; musical staves ruled in red ink; large red initials with black penwork; rubrication throughout
Gothic--textualis quadrata
Four large red initials with black penwork; two large black scrollwork initials
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Five unbound leaves with nonsequential foliation
Digital images are in foliation order: fol. 74 and fol. 79 are conjoined, fol. 76 and fol. 77 are conjoined
Marginal notes in pencil on fol. 76r
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Spain
16th century
Latin
Faded pencil name (Marianne F. ???) in upper right corner of first leaf. Penciled name "Dr. Bassler" at bottom of final leaf.
Spain
16th century
Latin
Faded pencil name
This manuscript is a fragment, consisting of five parchment leaves, possibly from the same manuscript. Four of the leaves are paired into bifolia (glued together at the center), the fifth leaf is a singleton. The lower sections of the folios are worn and curled, with some tearing; a tear on fol. 1 has been repaired with thread.
Five unbound leaves with nonsequential foliation
Digital images are in foliation order: fol. 74 and fol. 79 are conjoined, fol. 76 and fol. 77 are conjoined
Marginal notes in pencil on fol. 76r
Gothic--textualis quadrata
Four large red initials with black penwork; two large black scrollwork initials
For a full list of Decorations in this manuscript please see the Content and Decorations section by clicking on the [i] button in the top left corner of the image viewer above.
These are pages that we pulled aside that disrupted the flow of the manuscript reader. These may be bindings, inserts, bookmarks, and various other oddities.
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