A roll of prayers in Latin, including prayers to Mary, the Trinity, Jesus, and the name of Jesus, and several prayers to be said at the point in the Mass when the Eucharist is held up in view of the congregation. All rubrics on the recto are in Latin; some rubrics on the verso are in Middle English. Text is missing in the first three lines on the recto due to a wedge-shaped cut at the top of the manuscript. The text at the end of the verso (the outside surface of the roll) is so rubbed that it is illegible.
Support: parchment; Extent: 1 roll (2 membranes) : 1372 x 130 mm
Written in a Gothic script.
Ms. roll.
Title supplied by cataloger.
A translation of the Latin and transcription of the Middle English is shelved with the manuscript in the manuscript's former box.
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.
England
Written in England in the 15th century.
Latin with some rubrics in Middle English
Gift of Gordon A. Block, Jr., in memory of his mother Reba Fleisher Block, 1963.
England
Written in England in the 15th century.
Latin with some rubrics in Middle English
Gift of Gordon A. Block, Jr., in memory of his mother Reba Fleisher Block, 1963.
A roll of prayers in Latin, including prayers to Mary, the Trinity, Jesus, and the name of Jesus, and several prayers to be said at the point in the Mass when the Eucharist is held up in view of the congregation. All rubrics on the recto are in Latin; some rubrics on the verso are in Middle English. Text is missing in the first three lines on the recto due to a wedge-shaped cut at the top of the manuscript. The text at the end of the verso (the outside surface of the roll) is so rubbed that it is illegible.
Ms. roll.
Title supplied by cataloger.
A translation of the Latin and transcription of the Middle English is shelved with the manuscript in the manuscript's former box.
Written in a Gothic script.
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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