Stockholm, National Library, A 129. <hi rend="italic">Breviarium</hi> Cataloguer Ville Walta Finnish Literature Society (SKS) Codices Fennici Creative Commons BY 4.0 Stockholm National Library A 129 Breviarium Saec. XIV1, Diocese of Turku / Sweden A fragment of a breviary with liturgy and readings (lections 1–6) for the feast of St Henry. Ed. Heikkilä 2009, 254–268.

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 Parchment 1 folio 21 26 16 2 No foliation. In good condition. two columns with vertical bounding lines and 39–41 lines of text. Prickings for horizontal lines visible in the outer margin.

One main hand writing a cursive of saec. XIV.

Modest lombards for the initials filled in afterwards with a brownish ink.

A modern half-binding with cardboard covers. A modern flyleaf has been entered before and after the fragment.

The manuscript fragment contains part of St Henry’s legend, written in saec. XIV (possibly the first half). The liturgy and text variants point towards the Diocese of Turku as a place of origin. The leaf betrays no evidence of its reuse or when it was lifted from the manuscript. There are no markings or folds that indicate use as an account wrapper, book pastedown or flyleaf.

National Library of Sweden’s shelf-mark ‘A 129’ on the covers. A note on the inner front cover says that the fragment was removed from a depository in 1892 and given a shelf-mark in 1901.

By the end of saec. XIX the manuscript was in the possession of the National Library of Sweden.

 Tuomas Heikkilä, Sankt Henrikslegenden, Stockholm 2009, 176. Encoding added