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TitleMissal Grote of Maria Magdalenakerk [2],Translate
TypeBookTranslate
Imprint[Northern Netherlands]Translate
Year[between 1450 and 1500]Translate
Sizeapproximately 377 x 270 (275 x 180) mm Translate
AnnotationPreliminary title: description based on MMDC (Medieval Manuscript in Dutch Collections). Dating: second half 15th century with early 16th-century additions. Material: parchment. Later additions: in the front (on the paste-down) a 'missa pro sponso et sponsa', in the back a mass fot St. Anne (forgotten earlier in the manuscript) and an oath formula for the curates in the church of St. Mary Magdalene, Goes, dated 1508 and signed by Cornelis Brune. Layout and script: 2 columns, 30-35 lines or 11 staves, littera textualis. Unfoliated leaves (quire) with different lay-out between leaves 154 and 155: written space 270 x1 80 mm, c. 22 lines, littera textualis. Binding: Medieval or 16th-century binding, comtemporary (?); Blind tooled binding, remnants of what probably was a wrapper sewn around the binding (cf. the other missal of the church of St. Mary Magdalene in Goes, Gemeentearchief). Illustration and decoration: pen-flourished initials; first leaf, probably with border decoration and decorated initial, taken out: contemporary foliation begins at f. 2 in the middle of a sentence and Abklatsch on the opposite leaf. Region of origin: Northern Netherlands; localisation based on the style of the decoration. Publication about described material: C. Dekker, Een schamele landstede : geschiedenis van Goes tot aan de Satisfactie in 1577. Goes 2002. p. 465, 474 and 452. Digitized version: Gemeentearchief Goes Electronic reproduction. Utrecht: Universiteitsbibliotheek Utrecht, 2023 Originating from the Church of St. Mary Magdalene, Goes. Probably brought to the town hall of Goes during or shortly after an iconoclastic outbreak in 1578 and since then in the city archives. Medieval or 16th-century binding, comtemporary (?); Blind tooled binding, remnants of what probably was a wrapper sewn around the binding (cf. the other missal of the church of St. Mary Magdalene in Goes, Gemeentearchief) C. Dekker, Een schamele landstede : geschiedenis van Goes tot aan de Satisfactie in 1577. Goes 2002. p. 465, 474 and 452. Translate
LocationUniversiteitsbibliotheek UtrechtTranslate
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