Accession number
MS M.1121
Object title
Calendar (MS M.1121).
Display Date
between 1400 and 1450.
Created
Utrecht, the Netherlands, between 1400 and 1450.
Credit line
Purchased from Richard E. Priest; 1973.
Description
6 leaves (1 column, 33 lines) : vellum ; 363 x 263 mm
Provenance
Bernard M. Rosenthal, San Francisco, California; purchased by Richard E. Priest from Rosenthal in 1978; Priest MS 6; purchased from Priest in 1994.
Notes
Ms.; written in the Netherlands, Utrecht, 1400-1450.
The calendar is paginated in pencil on the upper righthand corner of rectos only, 129-139. This fragment was originally part of a larger manuscript, probably a missal. The six leaves are stitched at center and probably represent a quire. The last folio has a zig-zag vertical trail of stitching along its inner margin.
The saints' feasts included in the calendar are appropriate to Utrecht use.
There are numerous contemporary and later annotations in the margins, mostly obits, some giving dates.
Unbound.
The calendar is paginated in pencil on the upper righthand corner of rectos only, 129-139. This fragment was originally part of a larger manuscript, probably a missal. The six leaves are stitched at center and probably represent a quire. The last folio has a zig-zag vertical trail of stitching along its inner margin.
The saints' feasts included in the calendar are appropriate to Utrecht use.
There are numerous contemporary and later annotations in the margins, mostly obits, some giving dates.
Unbound.
Script
textura
Language
Latin
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