MS. Tanner 334
Summary Catalogue no.: 10161
Contents
Temporale (fol. 1); collects etc. for the masses of St. Louis, bishop, and St. Clare (fol. 121v), written by the scribe on space left blank for the general rubrics, the last words of which are on fol. 122; order of the mass (fol. 122: Paratus sacerdos); mass of Corpus Christi (fol. 131v); common of the saints and the dedication (fol. 133); votive masses (fol. 146); sanctorale (fol. 157); blessing of holy water (fol. 188v); ritual of the Last Sacraments (fol. 189v) with musical notation; additions, among which 3 proses of Our Lady (fol. 194v).
Physical Description
Layout
2 col. of 30 (canon 20) long lines
Square notation on 4 red lines: the prefaces on 7 long staves, the burial service (fol. 193) in 2 col. of 10 staves.
Decoration
Fleuronnée initials. (Pächt and Alexander i, list p. 72)
Rubrics black and red underlined.
Accompanying Material
The 4 fly leaves are from a 15th cent. breviary (?). Traces of tags (fols. 121, 133, 197).
History
Provenance and Acquisition
Date: after 1319 because of mass of Corpus Christi (fol. 131v).
Proper mass of the Translation of St. Thomas (fol. 173v).
‘Ryght tryste and wyl belowyd father and mother Jrecomer (?)’, fol. 193, 15th cent.
‘Teste (?) llyborum per me Rychard andro’, fol. 197, 15th cent.
James, duke of Albemare, fol. 156v, 15th cent.
W. Cant. [i.e. William Sancroft, 1617–93]. fol. 1.
Purchased from Sancroft's executors by Thomas Tanner (1674–1735).
Bequeathed by him to the Bodleian and arrived c. 1736.
Record Sources
Bibliography
Abbreviations
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Last Substantive Revision
2017-07-01: First online publication.