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Gradual : [manuscript]

Description
ff. 1-58v: [Gradual]: ff. 1-10: feasts of the Virgin, beginning defectively; ff. 10v-17: Secundus, including a prose; ff. 17-22: Holy Spirit; ff. 22-25: Sebastian; ff. 25v-28v: Raphael; ff. 29-32v: Kyrie, Agnus dei, Gloria in excelsis deo; ff. 33-42: Mass for the Dead; f. 42r-v [added in 17th cent.]: Stella celi extirpavit; ff. 43-58v: sung portions of the Office of the Dead.
Type
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Date
[15th century]
Call number
mssHM 31543
Creator
Catholic Church(Opens in new tab)
Provenance
The manuscript remained in the area of Asti until the nineteenth century, when it belonged to members of the Morando family, who, among much other miscellaneous marginalia, signed on ff. 19v, 42v: "Morando Giovanni Maria, 1850, Nativo di Revigliasco" and "Morando Giuseppe figlio di Giovanni, 1847, Nativo di Rivigliasco." Other marginalia by a different hand, perhaps earlier, include the name of "Jeronimus Zavorinus" on f. 58. Part of the front pastedown, apparently with ownership incription, torn away. Given to the Huntington Library by James D. Hague in 1971.
Restrictions
RESTRICTED. Available with curatorial approval. Requires extended retrieval and delivery time.
Dimensions
230 x 325 mm
Associated organization
Henry E. Huntington Library, Art Museum, and Botanical Gardens.
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