Cambridge, Corpus Christi College, MS 641: Antiphoner for Holy Week (fragment)

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Summary
These eight leaves, CCCC MS 641, from a Spanish sixteenth-century Antiphoner of the use of Rome of much larger size than the single leaf, CCCC MS 640, were given to the Parker Library by Andrew Johnson in 2008. The texts are from Lauds of Maundy Thursday, Matins of Good Friday and Matins of Holy Saturday, but as some leaves are missing the text is not complete. There are large calligraphic and coloured initials tinted in pale yellow for the responsories and versicles.
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Antiphoner for Holy Week fragment

Description

Type of resource mixed material
Date created [ca. 1575 - 1599]
Language Latin
Material Vellum
Height (mm) 770
Width (mm) 560
Foliation ff. 1-8
Provenance Writing and decoration Spanish. Given by Mr Andrew Johnson in 2008.
Decoration Five large 3-line calligraphic ornamental initials tinted in pale yellow.

Bibliographic information

M.R. James Date Late sixteenth century
Augmented James Record
Title
https://stacks.stanford.edu/file/druid:xq909cf0411/641.pdf
Contains
Title
Antiphoner for Holy Week fragment. 1r-8v
Note
(1r) Begins imperfectly in versicle for the final psalm of Lauds of Maundy Thursday: (Homo pacis) meae in quo speraui
Responsory: Qui edebat panes meos ampliauit aduersum me
(1v) Antiphon to Benedictus: Traditor autem dedit eis signum
(2r) Begins in antiphon for the last psalm of the first nocturn for Matins of Good Friday: Insurrexerunt in me testes iniqui. Large calligraphic initial
(2v) Ends with responsory to the first Matins lesson: Omnes amici mei derelinquerunt me
(3r) Begins with responsory for the last psalm of the second nocturn of Matins: Insurrexerunt in me testes iniqui
(3v) Ends with part of the responsory for lesson four of Matins: (Tamquam ad latronem) existis cum gladiis et fustibus
(4r) Continuation of the responsory for lesson four
(4v) Versicle for lesson four: Cumque iniecissent manus in Iesum. Large calligraphic initial
(5r) Opens imperfectly in the versicle for lesson seven of Good Friday and continues with the responsory for lesson eight: Iesum tradidit impius summis principibus sacerdotum
(5v) Continuation of the responsory for lesson eight
(6r) Begins with second psalm and the antiphon and verse for the third psalm for the first nocturn for Matins of Holy Saturday: Ps. Domine quis habitabit. Ant. Caro mea requiescet in spe. Ps. Conserua me. V. In pace in idipsum. Large calligraphic initial for the antiphon
(6v) Continues with the responsory to the third psalm: (Dormi)am et requiescam. Then follows the responsory to the first lesson for Matins of Holy Saturday: Sicut ouis ad occisionem ductus est
(7r) Begins with antiphon for second psalm of second nocturn of Matins for Holy Saturday: Credo uidere bona domini terra uiuentium, followed by antiphon to third psalm: Domine abs(traxisti). Both have large calligraphic initials
(7v) Continues antiphon to third psalm: (Domine abs)traxisti ab inferis animam meam
(8r) Continues with responsory to fourth lesson for Matins of Holy Saturday: Recessit pastor noster
(8v) Continues with the responsory to the fourth lesson
Location https://purl.stanford.edu/yv225fd5286
Location MS 641
Repository UK, Cambridge, Corpus Christi College, Parker Library

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