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Leaf From Opera By Jean Gerson, Verso, Jean Gerson
Leaf From Opera By Jean Gerson, Verso, Jean Gerson
Sacred Leaves Manuscript Collection
This leaf comes from volume 2 of Jean Gerson's three-volume Opera, printed by Johann Grüninger in 1488. This particular copy remains unfinished, as evidenced by the lack of hand-colored initials over the guide letters.
Leaf From Opera By Jean Gerson, Recto, Jean Gerson
Leaf From Opera By Jean Gerson, Recto, Jean Gerson
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This leaf comes from volume 2 of Jean Gerson's three-volume Opera, printed by Johann Grüninger in 1488. This particular copy remains unfinished, as evidenced by the lack of hand-colored initials over the guide letters.
Arbor Vitae Crucifixae Jesu By Ubertino De Casale, Recto, Ubertino De Casale
Arbor Vitae Crucifixae Jesu By Ubertino De Casale, Recto, Ubertino De Casale
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The Arbor vitae crucifixae Jesu, written by the Franciscan monk Ubertino de Casale, is a meditation on the Passion of Christ, written in 1305. The Arbor vitae criticizes the church's organization and the established Franciscan Orders' less than stringent view on mendicant life. This text, printed in 1485 in Venice, is the only fifteenth-century edition of the work.
Arbor Vitae Crucifixae Jesu By Ubertino De Casale, Verso, Ubertino De Casale
Arbor Vitae Crucifixae Jesu By Ubertino De Casale, Verso, Ubertino De Casale
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The Arbor vitae crucifixae Jesu, written by the Franciscan monk Ubertino de Casale, is a meditation on the Passion of Christ, written in 1305. The Arbor vitae criticizes the church's organization and the established Franciscan Orders' less than stringent view on mendicant life. This text, printed in 1485 in Venice, is the only fifteenth-century edition of the work.
Leaf From Summa Praedicantium, Verso, John Bromyard
Leaf From Summa Praedicantium, Verso, John Bromyard
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This leaf is from John Bromyard's Summa Praedicantium (Encyclopedia of Preaching), an alphabetically arranged encyclopedia of his sermons from 1330 to 1350.
Leaf From Summa Praedicantium, Recto, John Bromyard
Leaf From Summa Praedicantium, Recto, John Bromyard
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This leaf is from John Bromyard's Summa Praedicantium (Encyclopedia of Preaching), an alphabetically arranged encyclopedia of his sermons from 1330 to 1350.
Leaf From Biblia Germanica, 1483, Recto, Unknown
Leaf From Biblia Germanica, 1483, Recto, Unknown
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This leaf contains the text of Ezekiel, chapters twelve through fourteen. It comes from a German edition of the Bible printed by Anton Koberger.
Leaf From Biblia Germanica, 1483, Verso, Unknown
Leaf From Biblia Germanica, 1483, Verso, Unknown
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This leaf contains the text of Ezekiel, chapters twelve through fourteen. It comes from a German edition of the Bible printed by Anton Koberger.
Leaf From Biblia Germanica, 1480, Verso, Unknown
Leaf From Biblia Germanica, 1480, Verso, Unknown
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This leaf from a German Bible, contains the first three chapters of the book of Hosea.
Leaf From Biblia Germanica, 1480, Recto, Unknown
Leaf From Biblia Germanica, 1480, Recto, Unknown
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This leaf from a German Bible, contains the first three chapters of the book of Hosea.
Leaf From Legenda Aurea Sanctorum By Jacobus De Voragine, 1480, Recto, Jacobus De Voragine
Leaf From Legenda Aurea Sanctorum By Jacobus De Voragine, 1480, Recto, Jacobus De Voragine
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This leaf comes from an edition of the popular Legenda aurea sanctorum and includes hand-colored woodblock images. The German edition of the Legenda was printed in 1480 in Augsburg by Johann Bambler.
Leaf From Legenda Aurea Sanctorum By Jacobus De Voragine, 1480, Verso, Jacobus De Voragine
Leaf From Legenda Aurea Sanctorum By Jacobus De Voragine, 1480, Verso, Jacobus De Voragine
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This leaf comes from an edition of the popular Legenda aurea sanctorum and includes hand-colored woodblock images. The German edition of the Legenda was printed in 1480 in Augsburg by Johann Bambler.
Leaf From Matins, Hours Of The Virgin, Rouen, France, Verso, Unknown
Leaf From Matins, Hours Of The Virgin, Rouen, France, Verso, Unknown
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More than any other office of the Virgin, Matins offers the most varied collection of additional prayers, hymns, and psalms. Any number of these accessory texts could be recited along with the standard Hour at daybreak, serving to reinforce both the natural experience of a new day, and the metaphysical theme of the Incarnation as embodied by the text's traditional illumination, the Annunciation. The concluding hymn Te Deum laudamus, is a hymn of thanksgiving also reserved for the most exultant occasions of church and state, such as the coronation of a king, or the canonization of a saint.
Leaf From Matins, Hours Of The Virgin, Rouen, France, Recto, Unknown
Leaf From Matins, Hours Of The Virgin, Rouen, France, Recto, Unknown
Sacred Leaves Manuscript Collection
More than any other office of the Virgin, Matins offers the most varied collection of additional prayers, hymns, and psalms. Any number of these accessory texts could be recited along with the standard Hour at daybreak, serving to reinforce both the natural experience of a new day, and the metaphysical theme of the Incarnation as embodied by the text's traditional illumination, the Annunciation. The concluding hymn Te Deum laudamus, is a hymn of thanksgiving also reserved for the most exultant occasions of church and state, such as the coronation of a king, or the canonization of a saint.
Incipit Liber Dyalogorum Beati Gregory Ad Petru[M] Diaconum Suum. Liber Dyalogorum, Gregory I
Incipit Liber Dyalogorum Beati Gregory Ad Petru[M] Diaconum Suum. Liber Dyalogorum, Gregory I
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The Dialogues of Pope Gregory I (also called Gregory the Great) is a collection of four books of miracles, signs, wonders, and healings done by the holy men of sixth-century Italy.
Mammotrectus Super Bibliam By Johannes Marchesinus, Johannes Marchesinus
Mammotrectus Super Bibliam By Johannes Marchesinus, Johannes Marchesinus
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This text, printed in 1478, originates from the shop of Franciscus Renner de Heilbronn and Petrus de Bartua. As a manual for clergy members, the Mammotrectus super Bibliam, (literally the "nourisher of the Bible") contains etymological explanations of complex words used in the Bible and liturgical services. It also includes descriptions of the canonical hours and various feast days of the church year.
Leaf From Speculum Historiale, Recto, Vincent Of Beauvais
Leaf From Speculum Historiale, Recto, Vincent Of Beauvais
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This leaf comes from Vincent of Beauvais' Speculum historiale (Mirror of History), which comprised part of the Speculum maius (The Great Mirror). The historiale recounts the history of the world from the Fall of man in the Garden of Eden through Vincent's lifetime.
Leaf From Speculum Historiale, Verso, Vincent Of Beauvais
Leaf From Speculum Historiale, Verso, Vincent Of Beauvais
Sacred Leaves Manuscript Collection
This leaf comes from Vincent of Beauvais' Speculum historiale (Mirror of History), which comprised part of the Speculum maius (The Great Mirror). The historiale recounts the history of the world from the Fall of man in the Garden of Eden through Vincent's lifetime.
Leaf From Speculum Humanae Salvationis, Verso, Unknown
Leaf From Speculum Humanae Salvationis, Verso, Unknown
Sacred Leaves Manuscript Collection
This leaf comes from an edition of the popular Speculum humanae salvationis printed in 1473 in Augusburg, Germany, by Günther Zainer. This particular leaf illustrates Zainer's use of a strong, bold Gothic type and short, squat figures with large heads bodily outlined with little or no shading.
Leaf From Speculum Humanae Salvationis, Recto, Unknown
Leaf From Speculum Humanae Salvationis, Recto, Unknown
Sacred Leaves Manuscript Collection
This leaf comes from an edition of the popular Speculum humanae salvationis printed in 1473 in Augusburg, Germany, by Günther Zainer. This particular leaf illustrates Zainer's use of a strong, bold Gothic type and short, squat figures with large heads bodily outlined with little or no shading.
Leaf From Terce, Hours Of The Virgin, France, Recto, Unknown
Leaf From Terce, Hours Of The Virgin, France, Recto, Unknown
Sacred Leaves Manuscript Collection
The Hour of Terce corresponds roughly with 9 a.m. In the manuscript from which this leaf originates, the following three Psalms were included: 119, 120, 121. In addition to these Psalms, and to versicles and responses, Terce typically consists of a hymn, antiphons, a capitulum, and orations.
Leaf From Terce, Hours Of The Virgin, France, Verso, Unknown
Leaf From Terce, Hours Of The Virgin, France, Verso, Unknown
Sacred Leaves Manuscript Collection
The Hour of Terce corresponds roughly with 9 a.m. In the manuscript from which this leaf originates, the following three Psalms were included: 119, 120, 121. In addition to these Psalms, and to versicles and responses, Terce typically consists of a hymn, antiphons, a capitulum, and orations.
Leaf From Gospel Lessons, Northern France, Verso, Unknown
Leaf From Gospel Lessons, Northern France, Verso, Unknown
Sacred Leaves Manuscript Collection
The end of the Gospel of John and the beginning of the Gospel of Luke.
Leaf From Gospel Lessons, Northern France, Recto, Unknown
Leaf From Gospel Lessons, Northern France, Recto, Unknown
Sacred Leaves Manuscript Collection
The end of the Gospel of John and the beginning of the Gospel of Luke.
Leaf Opening The Penitential Psalms, Cologne, Germany, Recto, Unknown
Leaf Opening The Penitential Psalms, Cologne, Germany, Recto, Unknown
Sacred Leaves Manuscript Collection
The Seven Penitential Psalms (6, 31, 37, 50, 101, 129, and 142), long associated with atonement, were ascribed in the Middle Ages to King David. The translation of Psalm 6 in this manuscript may ultimately derive from that of Geert Grote, but is in a German dialect closer to that of a Prayer Book now in Darmstadt, believed to have been produced in Cologne in the mid-fifteenth century.
Leaf Opening Vespers, Hours Of The Virgin, Bruges, Netherlands, Verso, Unknown
Leaf Opening Vespers, Hours Of The Virgin, Bruges, Netherlands, Verso, Unknown
Sacred Leaves Manuscript Collection
Vespers was recited at early evening, and this text was often accompanied in Book of Hours by illustrations of the Flight into Egypt, or the Massacre of the Innocents. It was characteristic of the miniaturist Willem Vreland to use the latter as his subjec
Leaf From Matins, Hours Of The Virgin, Troyes, France, Recto, Unknown
Leaf From Matins, Hours Of The Virgin, Troyes, France, Recto, Unknown
Sacred Leaves Manuscript Collection
Nocturns, prayers initially recited by monks in the evening or early morning, were incorporated into Matins in Books of Hours because this Hour was usually said before dawn. The text of this leaf can be identified as for use of Troyes from the second and third lesson of the first nocture (Benedicta tu) read on Sundays, Mondays, and Thursdays.
Leaf With O Intemerata Prayer, Bruges, Southern Netherlands, Recto, Unknown
Leaf With O Intemerata Prayer, Bruges, Southern Netherlands, Recto, Unknown
Sacred Leaves Manuscript Collection
This leaf contains the beginning part of the O intemerata (O immaculate virgin) prayer addressing the Virgin Mary. This prayer was most commonly found in Books of Hours, the comparable lay version of the liturgical Breviary.
Leaf With O Intemerata Prayer, Bruges, Southern Netherlands, Verso, Unknown
Leaf With O Intemerata Prayer, Bruges, Southern Netherlands, Verso, Unknown
Sacred Leaves Manuscript Collection
This leaf contains the beginning part of the O intemerata (O immaculate virgin) prayer addressing the Virgin Mary. This prayer was most commonly found in Books of Hours, the comparable lay version of the liturgical Breviary.
Leaf Opening Matins, Hours Of The Virgin, Germany, Recto, Unknown
Leaf Opening Matins, Hours Of The Virgin, Germany, Recto, Unknown
Sacred Leaves Manuscript Collection
This leaf originally prefaced Matins, which is the first of the core set of prayers of any Book of Hours, the Hours of the Virgin.