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Uppsala, Universitetsbibliotek, C 421. A Collectarium
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A liturgical collectarium
                            Julkaisija
Finnish Literature Society (SKS)
                                    Codices Fennici
                            Aikamääre
1407
                            Oikeudet
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Formaatti
Parchment
                            Kieli
Latin
                            Identifiointitunnus
            Uppsala
University Library
C 421
                            University Library
C 421
Kattavuus
Finland
                            Uppsala, Universitetsbibliotek, C 421. A Collectarium
    1407
, Finland
 (a Dominican
            convent)A liturgical 
            collectarium
Fols. –: . The prayers are ordered in two series: The first
                comprises of saints arranged after the Dominican calendar with the addition of St
                  
              Collectarium
                    Dominicanum
Henrik
 appearing after Sts Fabian
 and Sebastian
                (fol. ), as is typical for the diocese of
                  Turku
. The second section includes Nordic saints and is not arranged
                in liturgical order. The feasts of Sts Gertrude
,
                  Martial
, and the translation of Thomas Aquinas
 appear as later additions (fols.
                  , , ).  (
              
              Capitula
) Dominica
                    i
. Ecce dies veniunt ...  (a
 in aduentu domini ad utrasque uesperas et laudes
                  et ad terciam capitulumOrationes
) 
                De officio in electionibus 
(followed by benedictiones
) In electione magistri ...  ... iugiter
                maneamus Per eundem. (Followed by scribal colophon, see below).Principia antiphonarum inchoandarum ab illo qui facit officium
                  Dominica prima in aduentu domini sabbato precedenti. Ad matutinam. 
Ecce nomen
                ...  ... ne super nos. Subscripto modo
                  dicintur versiculi secundum uariaciones suas quicumque dicendi sunt a sacerdote in
                  conuentu
.versiculi dicendi ante laudes per totum annum
. In aduentu domini V. 
Emitte agnum domine ...
                   ... Ora pro nobis beata N.Fols. –: , ceremony for dying brethren. Containing a litany, which
                includes Nordic saints.
              
              Exsequiae
(fol. 109a is an added leaf from another codex; it contains the beginning of a
                breviary).
              Fols. –: 
              Litania
,
                including Nordic saints Henrik
, Erik
, Olav
, Eskil
 and Botvid
 (in an
                order typical of the diocese of Turku
). St Birgitta
 added in the margin, as are Sts Thomas
 and Vincent
.Fols. –: Various liturgical texts, especially
                     prayers concerning Dominican
                saints (by other hands).
              
            collecta
Parchment
                ii + 117 (120) folios. 
17cm × 26cm (12cm × 17cm)
17cm × 26cm (12cm × 17cm)
Modern foliation (1–117) ignoring the flyleaves.
                2
                ii
; I2
 +
                      (I+1)5
 + V5
 + IV23
 + V33
 + 5IV73
 + (II+1)78
; 3IV102
 + (VI+1)114
 + I116 
+ 1117
Two flyleaves at the beginning. Fols. 5 and 74 are singletons. Small
                    strips of parchment have been entered as fols. 83a and 91a. Fol. 109a is a
                    singleton stemming from another codex.
The manuscript is in good overall
                    condition, although there are some dirtied leaves and the text has become faded
                    on occasion.
The  is written by one main hand
                writing a textualis script. The writing took place in 
              Collectarium
1407
 on
                behalf of a brother Benedictus
, as is indicated by
                a later note on fol. : ‘Istud collectarium fecit scribi frater
                benedictus --- [per] remissionem peccatorum suorum anno [dmi] Mccccvij’. Contents of
                the Collectarium
 with segments for both Dominican and Nordic
                saints suggests that Benedictus belonged to a Finnish Dominican convent.The other parts of the manuscript are written in a similar script, but probably by
                another scribe. Further hands write later additions.
            Fols. –,
                – and – (in
              two columns) contain quadratic notation on a red four-line stave.
            Blue and red lombards (2 and 3 lines high) with simple flourished decorations on
                fols. –. Black initials with red highlighting in
                the noted sections on fols. –. Simple lombards
                in red and blue (2 lines high) on fols. –; and
                only in red on fols. –. 
              Rubrics, underlining and highlighting in red.
            Medieval binding with brown calf over wooden boards. Remnants of two hook-clasps
                attached to the fore-edges of the covers. On the front cover, a stamped monogram,
                possibly with letters ‘chr[istus]’. Five sewing stations.
              Parchment pastedowns. The front pastedown (labeled fol. I) has worked free of the
                boards. It carries a fragment of a philosophical text, possibly a commentary on
                  
            Aristotle
, (saec. XIV
). The back pastedown (saec. XIV
) is a defective double leaf with various hymns by one
                hand and a section from a breviary by another.The manuscript contains a set of liturgical texts, the most extensive being a
              , a collection of prayers for the year’s
                offices with two separate segments: the first contains mostly Dominican saints and
                the second Nordic saints. Included are also offices conducted for a dying brother
                and incipts for the year’s antiphons.
collectarium
The manuscript was written in 
1407
 on
                  behalf of a brother Benedictus
. Since the manuscript contains both Dominican and
                Finnish traits, the writing was probably done within or for a Finnish Dominican
                convent, of which there were two: the one in Viborg
 and the one in
                  Turku
.Uppsala University Library
’s shelf-mark ‘C 421’ on labels pasted to the spine,
                           inner front cover
, and fol. IIr
. A previous shelf-mark(?) ‘128’ written on the
                spine.Cataloguer
          Ville Walta
        Finnish Literature Society (SKS)
        Codices Fennici
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