Used as the cover of notarial documents in the Archivio di Stato of Macerata (dated 1551) since the 16th century. From about 1922 it was in the possession of Prof. Francesco Egidi, but is currently lost. The only partially legible bifolio is 'very likely from a Northern Italian manuscript (Padua?) Of the late 14th century'. The text of No. 2 gives a terminus post quem in 1374.

upper and lower side slightly cropped; f. 1 heavily cropped

Italian Trecento

red six-line systems per page

No original foliation visible.

1-2v

Parchment

Images scanned in RGB from old 35mm b/w slides and enhanced during scanning to improve legibility. Present whereabouts unknown. Photographic plates reproduced in Roth, Liturgical (and Paraliturgical) Music... Bibliography updated (DIAMM). Because of poor legibility the notes and note values of the incipit should be regarded with caution.

RISM B/IV 4: 14. Jh.; Doppelblätter Pergament, 234 x 295 mm (geöffnetes Doppelblätter), obere und untere Seite leicht, f. 1 außen stark beschnitten; ursprüngliches Format des Einzelblattes ca. 240 x 160 mm. Keine originale Foliierung sichtbar. Je Seite 10 rote Sechsliniensysteme mit italienischer Trecentonotation

Dieses Fragment ist im Archivio di Stato von Macerata als Deckblatt von Notariatsakten des 16. Jh. (dat. 1551) verwendet worden. Seit ungefähr 1922 befand es sich im Besitz von Prof. F. Egidi, ist jedoch gegenwärtig nicht auffindbar. Das teilweise nur mehr schwer lesbare Doppelblätter stammt mit "großer Wahrscheinlichkeit aus einer oberitalienischen Handschrift (Padua ?) des späten 14. Jh. Der Text von Nr. 2 ergibt als terminus post quem das Jahr 1374.

INCIPITVERZEICHNIS

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[Translation] Parchment bifolio, 234 x 295 mm (open bifolio), upper and lower side slightly, (f. 1 heavily) cropped; original format of the single leaf approximately 240 x 160 mm. No original foliation visible. 10 red six-line systems per page with Italian Trecento notation.

Since the 16th century this fragment had been used as the cover of notarial documents in the Archivio di Stato of Macerata (dated 1551). From about 1922 it was in the possession of Prof. F. Egidi, but is currently lost. The only partially legible bifolio is "very likely from a Northern Italian manuscript (Padua?) Of the late 14th century".The text of No. 2 gives a terminus post quem in 1374.

INCIPITVERZEICHNIS

Because of poor legibility the notes and note values of the incipit should be regarded with caution.

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