Moral and theological tracts, with music on ff. 229'-233. Polyphonic notation, copied by a single scribe; monophonic fragment is later addition by a different hand. Possibly copied at the former Benedictine monastery at Rott am Inn (southern Bavaria). Once owned by Rott am Inn monastery; transferred to Bayerische Staatsbibliothek during 19th century.

Original/modern covers of black-brown half-leather over boards, restored in 1922; clasps and bosses missing.

three peaks surmounted by cross (not in Briquet)

Black full mensural and German choral

First half of 15th century (FischSQ).

229v-233r

Modern foliation, 1-254, with many errors, omissions, and inconsistencies.

No initials or decoration

Paper

RISM B/IV 3: 15. Jh.; 257 Blätter Papier, 215 x 150 mm Moderne Foliierung von f. 1-255 (3 Blätter ohne Foliierung; 1 Blatt fehlt). -Einband: teils 15. Jh., teils modern (1922 restauriert); mit braunem Schweinsleder überzogene Holzdeckel; Beschläge und Schließen fehlen.

Diese Handschrift aus der ersten Hälfte des 15. Jh., stammt aus dem Benediktinerkloster Rott am Inn. Sie enthält zur Hauptsache Theologie- und Moraltraktate, die teilweise von einem Michael Mäusel ("modicum monachi monasterii Marini martyris") eingetragen worden sind. Musikalisches, vielleicht von derselben Hand wie die Traktate, findet sich nur auf f. 229r-233r. Auf f. 229r-233r stehen je 7 Fünfliniensysteme mit schwarzer Mensuralnotation des frühen 15. Jh.; f. 229r enthält neben Texten ein einstimmiges Et dominus fecit... ohne Notenlinien (Mensuralnotation); auf f. 230r steht unterhalb von Incipitverzeichnis Nr. 2 in deutscher Choralnotation: "Singuli singulis simili similisque". Die Notenschrift der mehrstimmigen Stücke weist ähnliche Züge auf wie der Cod. Emmeram (D-Mbs3232a).

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Moral and theological tracts, with music:

1 Credo, 1 motet (contrafact of French secular piece), 1 French secular piece, 1 textless piece, 1 monophonic fragment = 5

(Molins)-1, anon-4

i + 262 + i paper folios, most ca. 217 x 159 (ff. 229-236, originally an independent fascicle, measure 214 x 149). Modern foliation, 1-254, with many errors, omissions, and inconsistencies. Original/modern covers of black-brown half-leather over boards, restored in 1922; clasps and bosses missing. Music on ff. 229'-233 (blank staves on ff. 233'-236; f. 236' blank). Polyphony in black mensural notation, copied by a single scribe; monophonic fragment, in Gothic chant notation, is later addition by a different hand. No initials or decoration. Watermark: three peaks surmounted by cross (not in Briquet).

First half of 15th century (FischSQ). Possibly copied at the former Benedictine monastery at Rott am Inn (southern Bavaria). Once owned by Rott am Inn monastery; transferred to Bayerische Staatsbibliothek during 19th century.