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| Country |
United States
VIAF
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| City |
Collegeville (Minn.)
VIAF
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| Holding Institution | Saint John's University (Collegeville, Minn.) |
| Repository | Arca Artium. Rare Book and Manuscript Collection |
| Shelfmark | Kacmarcik Ms. 4 |
| Current Status | In situ |
| Type of Record | Manuscript |
| Extent | 77 leaf(ves) |
| Century(ies) | 16th century |
| Language(s) | Latin |
| Genre(s) | Processionals |
| Feature(s) | Border(s), Decorative; Decoration, Vegetative; Initial(s), Decorated; Initial(s), Historiated; Music |
| Bibliography |
Alison Stones and John Steyaert, Medieval Illumination, Glass, and Sculpture in Minnesota Collections (1978), 118-119. |
| HMML Proj. Num. |
AARB 00004 |
| Permanent Link | https://w3id.org/vhmml/readingRoom/view/510551 |
| Processed By | HMML |
| Surrogate Format | Digital |
| Access Restrictions | Unregistered or order a digital copy |
| Rights | http://www.vhmml.org/terms |
| Type of Record | Manuscript |
| Extent | 77 leaf(ves) |
| Binding |
Bound in black leather over boards |
| Binding Dimensions | 22 x 15.5 cm |
| Provenance |
Dom Antonio Loreto, ownership note in an 18th-century hand, fol. 1; purchased from Dauber and Pine Bookshops by Frank Kacmarcik in 1975; gift of Frank Kacmarcik to Saint John's University |
| Type | Manuscript |
| Place of Origin | Spain |
| Century(ies) | 16th century |
| Year Range | 1541 |
| Date Precise | 1541 |
| Support | Parchment |
| Writing Space | 16.1 x 11 cm |
| Catchwords | Yes |
| Writing System | Roman |
| Script(s) | Gothic Southern Textualis |
| Decoration |
Large pen-flourished initials in mauve, red, and blue ink, two including figures; pen-flourished borders |
| Notes |
Square notation on four-line staves; staves in red ink; date cited in the preface |
| Author |
Catholic Church
VIAF
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| Title | Processional (Dominican) |
| Uniform Title | Processional (Dominican) |
| Associated Name |
Dominicans
VIAF
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| Language(s) | Latin |
| Country |
United States
VIAF
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| City |
Collegeville (Minn.)
VIAF
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| Holding Institution | Saint John's University (Collegeville, Minn.) |
| Repository | Arca Artium. Rare Book and Manuscript Collection |
| Shelfmark | Kacmarcik Ms. 4 |
| Current Status | In situ |
| Type of Record | Manuscript |
| Extent | 77 leaf(ves) |
| Century(ies) | 16th century |
| Language(s) | Latin |
| Genre(s) | Processionals |
| Feature(s) | Border(s), Decorative; Decoration, Vegetative; Initial(s), Decorated; Initial(s), Historiated; Music |
| Bibliography |
Alison Stones and John Steyaert, Medieval Illumination, Glass, and Sculpture in Minnesota Collections (1978), 118-119. |
| HMML Proj. Num. |
AARB 00004 |
| Permanent Link | https://w3id.org/vhmml/readingRoom/view/510551 |
| Processed By | HMML |
| Surrogate Format | Digital |
| Access Restrictions | Unregistered or order a digital copy |
| Rights | http://www.vhmml.org/terms |
| Type of Record | Manuscript |
| Extent | 77 leaf(ves) |
| Binding |
Bound in black leather over boards |
| Binding Dimensions | 22 x 15.5 cm |
| Provenance |
Dom Antonio Loreto, ownership note in an 18th-century hand, fol. 1; purchased from Dauber and Pine Bookshops by Frank Kacmarcik in 1975; gift of Frank Kacmarcik to Saint John's University |
| Type | Manuscript |
| Place of Origin | Spain |
| Century(ies) | 16th century |
| Year Range | 1541 |
| Date Precise | 1541 |
| Support | Parchment |
| Writing Space | 16.1 x 11 cm |
| Catchwords | Yes |
| Writing System | Roman |
| Script(s) | Gothic Southern Textualis |
| Decoration |
Large pen-flourished initials in mauve, red, and blue ink, two including figures; pen-flourished borders |
| Notes |
Square notation on four-line staves; staves in red ink; date cited in the preface |
| Author |
Catholic Church
VIAF
|
| Title | Processional (Dominican) |
| Uniform Title | Processional (Dominican) |
| Associated Name |
Dominicans
VIAF
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| Language(s) | Latin |
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