Nimeke
Helsinki, National Archives, Suomen kirkkohistoriallisen seuran arkisto, kotelo 28, A 116. Liber Saguensis
Kuvaus
Graduale
Julkaisija
Finnish Literature Society (SKS)
Codices Fennici
Aikamääre
1622
Oikeudet
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Paper
Kieli
Swedish
Finnish
Identifiointitunnus
Helsinki
National Archives
Suomen kirkkohistoriallisen seuran arkisto
kotelo 28, A 116
Liber Saguensis
National Archives
Suomen kirkkohistoriallisen seuran arkisto
kotelo 28, A 116
Liber Saguensis
Kattavuus
Finland
Helsinki, National Archives, Suomen kirkkohistoriallisen seuran arkisto, kotelo 28, A
116. Liber Saguensis
1622
, Finland
(Sauvo
).Graduale
Fols.
Ir
–: Gradual
in
Finnish
and Swedish
dated 1622
.
Contents described in Kurvinen 1929, 47–49
.[Ir]
(Front page) Liber Cantus in quo Kyrie nec non Sequentiæ in
Summis et Simplicibus festis atque diebus Dominicis usitatae contentientur. Anno
1622. (Iv
is blank) (Hymns in Swedish and
Finnish) Hymnus S Ambrosii et Augus(tini). O gudh wij låfwe tigh…
…häpiän ala tulla. Kyrie eleisen tempore
Adventus Quadragesimae item festis Apostolorum
. Herre förbarma tigh öffwer
... ... wari tack och låff. (–v is blank)
De diebus Dominicis Cantus
. Herre förbarma tigh ...
... wari tack och låff. Tempore
Paschali
. Herre förbarma tigh ... ... Isän Jumalan
herraudhes. Amen. (A slightly later hand adds ‘Biblia diu legens valet hic pietate
sacerdos’) ( is blank, contains various
scribblings).Paper
40 folios
18cm × 23,5cm (15cm × 18cm)
18cm × 23,5cm (15cm × 18cm)
Modern foliation in pencil in the upper margin.
1
I
+ IV8
+
(IV–2)14
+ 3IV38
+
139
Quire signatures marked with a letter 'A-E' and a roman numeral that
appear in the lower margin of recto leaves in the first half of each
quire.
The first page containing the handwritten heading has been removed
from a printed book. Two leaves cropped after fol. 14. Fol. 39 has been pasted
to fol. 38.
The paper is dirtied and darkened in places, but mostly the
manuscript is in good condition.
One column with 8 lines of notation.
One main hand writing a steady cursive. The title-page (fol.
Ir
)
gives the year 1622
, which also appears on fol.
along with initials ‘S. F.’ (also found on fol.
), presumably referring to Simon
Sigfridsson Forsskål
(see also below), who held different offices in
Sauvo
church at least from 1593 to 1629.Pen-drawn initials in black: large two-line intials with different ornamentation
and regular one-line initials. Headings written in a different script and bolder
pen.
A limp vellum binding using leaves from a
missal
of saec. XV
(part of the prefatio
missae
), 23,5 × 36 (19 × 27,5), 10 lines of notation. The covers contained
paper fillings, which have been removed (see below).The manuscript contains liturgical songs in
Swedish
and
Finnish
. It was written in 1622
, in all
likelihood by Simon Sigfridsson Forsskåll
who has left his initials in the
manuscript and is also mentioned in the fragments recovered from the covers.
Forsskåll was a priest in Sauvo
from 1593 to 1629.The covers contained fragments of private correspondence, which have been removed
and are now stored separately in the same folder. They stem mostly from
saec. XVII
.
They contain, for example, circular letters of saec. XVI to the clergy, a list of
persons in different parishes and a fragment mentioning 'Sigfrid Forskåll' and
‘Kyrkionnes Book Liber Saguensis’. This, along with the initials found in the
manuscript, renders it likely that the manuscript was written and owned by the
priest of Sauvo
church, Simon Sigfridsson Forsskål
, and/or by his son Sigfrid
Simonsson Forsskåll
(d. c.
1643).The manuscript later came into the possession of the
Wallenius
family. At some
point it was passed to the Finnish Society of Church History
,
which has deposited its archives in the National Archives of
Finland
.Cataloguer
Ville Walta
Finnish Literature Society (SKS)
Codices Fennici
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