[Comm.] Dominus iesus postquam cenavit ... / [verso] ... exemplum dedi vobis ut et vos ita faciatis. / ... Dominicae resurrectionis. Introitus. / Resurrexi et ad huc tecum sum alleluia/
Notes:
Ms. leaf.
Title devised by cataloger.
Origin: Written in South Germany or Switzerland in the late fifteenth century, from the same manuscript as MS pb Med. 205 and MS pb Med. 206.
Bibliographic record created by BPL staff based on description by Dr. Lisa Fagin Davis and on entry no. 75 in the "Beyond Words" catalog.
Notes (ownership):
Provenance: Ball Collection label, upper outer corner of the verso.
Notes (acquisition):
Purchased by the BPL from Maggs in 1961.
Notes (object):
Collation: Parchment leaf. Original Roman foliation upper margin verso in alternating red and blue epigraphic capitals, "xxxix."
Layout: One column, five staves. Square Gregorian notation on a four-line red staff.
Script: Written in a Gothic rotunda in black ink with red rubrics.
Decoration: On the verso, a two-staff high pink floriate initial on gold within a green border, historiated with the Resurrection: Jesus, holding a cruciform staff with a hanging banner, rises from the sepulchre as the soldiers sleep on the ground. Full border of thin green vines terminating in flowers.
Binding: Housed in an oversized folder.
Notes (bibliography):
Bibliography: Jeffrey Hamburger, et al., eds. Beyond Words: Illuminated Manuscripts in Boston Collections. (Chestnut Hill: McMullen Museum of Art, Boston College, 2016): no. 75.8.
