Leiden. Universiteitsbibliotheek, BPL 3644

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  • Part 1 contains: (ff. 1r-16r) Calendar with coded information about the indulgences connected with the seven station churches of Rome (Dutch). - (f. 16r-v) Key to the coded information about the churches (A-G) and the kind of indulgence granted (Dutch). - (ff. 17r-26r) Coded information about indulgences connected with the seven station churches of Rome granted during Advent, Lent, and and on the station days; according to the Proprium de Tempore (Dutch). - (ff. 26r-33v). Cycle of passion prayers intermixed with prayers to the patron saints of the seven churches of Rome (Latin). - (ff. 33v-175v) Prayers and prayer cycles, including (78v-89r) Penitential Psalms and Litany of All Saints (Latin). - (ff. 175v-223r) Prayers and prayer cycles (Dutch). - (ff. 223r-226r) Prayers (Latin). - Empty: ff. 226-227v.
    Part 2 contains a fragment of a printed work: (ff. 229r-248v): Psalterium virginis Marie. Divided over seven weeks. Preceded by an introduction in French.
    Subject (temporal):
    Middle Ages
    16th century

    Titre(s) :
    Composite volume, two parts (Dutch, Latin)
    Prayer book
    gebedenboek
    Psalterium virginis Mariae
    Psalter of the Virgin Mary
    1. (ff. 1-227) Prayer book (Latin, Dutch). - 2. (ff. 229-248) Fragment (Latin): Printed work, BPL 3644

    Langue(s) des textes : latin, néerlandais

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  • Glue traces in the inner margins of openings 26v-27r up to and including 33v/34r testify to the former presence of eight woodcuts, presumably with depictions of the seven station churches of Rome, which could help to visualize a spiritual pilgrimage. - Parchment leaf (empty?) missing between ff. 127 and 129.
  • Textual: Latin prayers mostly with rubrics in Latin, but some in Dutch (ff. 30r/v, 33v, 38r, 153r, 153v, 154r, 169v); also conversely: Dutch prayers with rubrics referring to Latin prayers (ff. 199r-204r). - Some of the rubrics: (ff. 16v-17r) "Hier na volgen die stacien inden advent op die bysonder tiden / ende stacien dagen binnen ende buyte roome". - (f. 35r) "Sequitur breve excercituum et utile de passionis domini nostri jesu christi. primum flexis genibus in memoriam qua christus genua flexit in orto". - (f. 169v) "Hier begint den dienst der heiliger maget sinte katherinen diemen beginnen sal op sinte mertens avent tot op haren avent alle dagen te lesen XV pater noster ende XV ave maria ende tot elcken pater noster dit versken". - (f. 186v) "Hiernae volgen die VII grueten vander heiliger moeder sint anna". - (ff. 192r-v) "Hier begint den dienst vander heiliger maget sinte berbele die men beginnen sal op sinte clemen dach Ende gaet uut op onser liever vrouwen / dach conceptio". - (f. 208r) "Dit sijn die VII bloetstortingen die onse lieven here gestort heeft om onse wille ende die salmen lesen op den pater noster als hier na gescreven staet". - (f. 210r) "Hier begint ter eeren gods die gulden letanien vanden leven ende passien ons heren jesu christi". - (f. 229r-248v) Taken from a prayer book printed in Paris (for the Marnef brothers?), early 16th century: "Venundantur Parisiis sub signo Pellicani in vico divi Jacobi" (f. 248r). Incipit: "Incipit psalterium virginis Marie a devoto doctore sancto Bonaventura compilatum".

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