Goff J-123
Hain 16111 (Usuard only)
Copinger 6453 (Voragine only)
BM 15th cent., I, p. 229 (IB.3615)
Polain 2202.
Imprint from colophon.
Includes index.
LC copy has Usuard's Martyrologium bound between the front matter for the Legenda aurea of Jacobus de Voragine and the text of the Legenda aurea. T.p. inscriptions: Liber dom[us] Mariecastri pro cella F. Iudoci Vreden[sis]; Joseph Harbottle, Oswaldtwistle, near Accrington, Lancashire, March 4, 1854. Initials supplied in red or blue, a few decorated with red or violet penwork and green coloring; initial strokes, paragraph marks, and underlines supplied in red; the penwork on the first page of text is amplified by an acanthus in violet with green coloring, shaded by cross-hatching to give a 3-dimensional effect. Contemporary calf over boards, with 2 German-style clasps, decorated with stamps attributable to the charterhouse Marienburg (Weddern bei Dülmen). Cf. Die Schwenke-Sammlung gotischer Stempel- und Einbanddurchreibungen / Ilse Schunke. P. 100, no. 56; p. 287, no. 243; p. 310, no. 33; p. 315, no. 106. At end is a fragment ([4] leaves) of a Latin manuscript of German origin (ca. 1480?) on paper; it contains the end of an unidentified panegyric on Psalms and the first third of the Pseudo-Augustinian De virtute Psalmorum. Pastedowns are vellum leaves from a manuscript (14th cent.?) containing musical theory (on chant tones) with examples in neumic notation.