Leiden. Universiteitsbibliotheek, LTK 2220

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  • Contains prayers in Dutch: (ff. 1r-21v) Hondert artikelen van der passien ons heren jhesu christi / Henry Suso. Dutch translation. - (ff. 21v-29r) Salve meum salutare / Arnulf of Leuven. Dutch translation ascribed to Bernard of Clairvaux. - (ff. 29r-100v) Other prayers on the life and passion of Christ. - (ff. 100v-142r) Communion prayers. - (ff. 142r-153v) Prayers to the Virgin Mary. - (ff. 154r-207v) Onser liever vrouwen mantel. Prayer cycle to the Virgin Mary, arranged for week days: Monday (160v), Wednesday (170r), Thursday (174v), Friday (178r), Saturday (184v), Sunday (201v).
    Subject (temporal):
    Middle Ages
    15th century

    Titre(s) :
    Prayer book (Dutch), LTK 2220
    Gebedenboek
    Liber precum
    Hondert articulen van der passien ons heren
    Honderd artikelen van de passie
    Hundred articles of the passion
    Salve meum salutare

    Langue(s) des textes : néerlandais

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  • Origin: Decorated in Zwolle (Arme Klerkenhuis) but possibly written in Kampen, according to Obbema 1996. in view of a prayer "mit onsen hilighen vader" St. Francis (f. 126r) the scribe probably belonged to a convent of tertiaries (of St. Michael in Kampen, as did the early owner Bye Sals?).
  • Collation: 10IV (1-65 67-81), IV-3 (82, 83-85, 86), III+2 (87-94), 6IV (95-142), V (143-152), IV+1 (153, 154-161), 4IV (162-193), III+2 (IV (194-201), III (202-207). - Quire signatures on leaves of the first quire halfs, partly cut away (a-h, j-z, z*, z#). - Modern foliation in pencil, with error: 1-65, 67-207. - Singletons instead of a bifolium in two quaternios: ff. 89, 92 (3 and 6) and ff. 194, 201 (1 and 8). - Three leaves missing between, ff. 82//83, 85//86.
  • Textual: Content partly similar to that of another prayerbook from the Sarijs group: The Hague, Royal Library, 131 H 4. - Titles in red, often incomplete due to lack of space.
  • Also described by BNM.

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