A reconstruction of a manuscript which was subsequently re-used as flyleaves in several Worcester manuscripts, and now survives as a set of fragments in two separate collections. Fragments from the collections Worcester Add. 68 and Bodleian MS. Lat. liturg. d. 20 - qqv. - form parts of this reconstruction.

The original ms was substantial, but fragments remain of only a few more than 13 folios. Offsets in MS. Bodl. 862 preserve mirror images of one surviving page (f. 6) and one lost page (14r). The ms. was probably broken up in the 1520s; fragments have been recovered from volumes bound c. 1527-31, most surviving in Worcester Cathedral. The original order of the fragments cannot be determined apart from some local continuities between leaves; the order here follows EECM57.

longs and breves, and the lozenge-shaped notes of the so-called English mensural notation

9-12 red or brown five-line staves per page

No original foliation visible. Foliation 1-13 plus 14r (the offset in MS Bodl. 862) follows Lefferts.

Note that 2 folios are reversed: f. 34r-v in MS. Lat. liturg. d. 20 is, in this reconstruction, 12 v-r;
fr. ix, f. 2 (only) of Add. 68 is reversed, so that 5r of this reconstruction consists of fr. ix, 1r & 2v; while 5v consists of fr. ix, 1v & 2r.

red-blue initials

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