From a parchment motet manuscript of the mid-14th century. Doubtless from the same MS originally, these two folios are now quite separate and do not seem to form adjacent pages. The flyleaves had formerly served as flyleaves/pastedowns for a fifteenth century Dutch devotional miscellany preserved in the same collection, with the shelfmark LTK 348.

Both leaves are difficult to read on the recto.

Ars Nova

9 or 10 brown five-line staves per page.

1-2v

red initials

parchment

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RISM B/IV 2: One and one half leaves from a parchment motet manuscript of the mid-14th century. Doubtless from the same ms originally, these two folios are now quite separate and do not seem to form adjacent pages. They meas. respectively 275 x 202 mm. and 150 x 202 mm. Both leaves are difficult to read on the recto. (The foliation is mine.) The notation is of Ars Nova type and the text employs red initials. There are 9 or 10 brown five-line staves per page.

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