Title

Missal: Number 2

Authors

Unknown

Contributor

Stephen Mack

Description

Vellum is in poor condition; Revived Carolingian Script, Erin Kathleen Donovan contradicts this however, she writes that the handwriting displays both Caroline and Gothic characteristics.; Several done in red and in a very simple style. Similarly simple rubricated letters are abundant as well.; Ege writes that this is probably from Spain, however he notes that it may be from Southern France. He found that it was similar in style to a manuscript commissioned by Abbot Gutterius in 1189 (who is Spanish), but notes that the writing is similar to manuscripts from France and England. Amy Vandersall claimed that this book was from Austria or Germany after looking at the leaf in University of Colorado's collection, but provides no evidence for this claim.; Black and red inks

Description Recto

Peter 2:1-10 and John 20:1; Hair Side

Description Verso

Used on Friday and Saturday after Easter -- Matthew: 28: 18-20 and Peter 2:1; Flesh Side

Provenance

Purchased from Otto F. Ege

Format Medium

Vellum

Format Extent

34 cm x 23.5 cm

Files

Relation Is Part Of

Otto F. Ege's "50 Original Leaves from Medieval Manuscripts"

Date Digitized

1-23-2007

Coverage-Spatial

Spain

Coverage-Temporal

Mid 1100s

Recommended Citation

Unknown, "Missal: Number 2" (2014). Medieval Manuscripts. 33.
https://digital.kenyon.edu/mdvlmanuscripts/33