Antiphonarium Dominicanum, Commune unius
confessoris.
[pon]dere premimur beatitudinis tue gratia ... consequamur. Versus. Magn[ificauit eum?] Euouae. Ad matutinum
antiphona. Confessorum regem adoremus ... In primo
nocturno. Beatus uir qui in lege ... Antiphona. Beatus
iste sanctus qui confisus est in domino ... Antiphona. Tu es
Gloria mea ... Responsorium. Euge serue bone et fidelis quia
in pau[verso]ca fuisti fidelis ... gaudium domini tui. Versus. Domine quinque talenta ... Juda. Responsorium.
Justus germinabit sicut ... Versus ... Responsorium. Iste sanctus digne ... Versus. Vinculis
... consolutis talentium.
Currently mounted in archival cardboard frames.
The leaf has
been somewhat trimmed, at least at its head, foot, and outer edge. It is also
perforated, with three round holes in all margins (excluding the upper),
probably on the occasion of its being fixed in the wooden frames of the memorial
tablet in which it was found. Cuts (now glued) in the lower half of the inner
side of the written area and through the lowermost stave; also a tear through
the recto-side lombard. Water damage.
Possibly a
part of Helsinki, National Library, F.m. IV.115 (see antiphonarium from
Gothic Textualis in one hand of 2–)XV1
On the recto-side, a large lombard in red and blue, with flourishing in (a lower quality) blue. Pen-drawn Gothic versals decorated with triangular extrusions and touched with red, for the beginnings of sentences. Rubrics in red.
An unbound single folio; binding marks(?) in the lower part of the inner side, c. 6,5cm apart.
An antiphonarium, produced for use in a diocese
following the Dominican rite, perhaps somewhere in
The fragment was found in the frame of a
In the twentieth century it was discovered there and removed and deposited in the Historical Archives of the Finnish National Museum.