This codex is thought to have originated in a Franciscan scriptorium at Stary Sacz. It contains the Proprium de Tempore (the Commune Sanctorum appears in a companion MS 388). The only polyphony is a marginal insertion at the bottom off. 130 v: a two two-part Benedicamus dominos, of which the second is written immediately below its cantus firmus in the plainsong corpus. The script is Gothic.

16th century binding is of oak boards covered with leather.

black square notation

9 red four- or five-line staves

203 parchment + 13 paper fols

a modern unreliable pencil foliation appears at t.r.r

203 parchment +13 paper

RISM B/IV 2: A 13th century parchment manuscript meas. 47x33 cm. and containing 203 folios +13 paper ones. There is no original foliation and no title page, but a modern unreliable pencil foliation appears at t.r.r. The 16th century binding is of oak boards covered with leather. Apparently the codex originated in a Franciscan scriptorium at Stary Sacz. It contains the Proprium de Tempore, while the Commune Sanctorum appears in a companion ms, 388. The black square notation is written on 9 red four- or five-line staves, while the script is Gothic. The only polyphony is a marginal insertion at the bottom off. 130 v, and consists of two two-part Benedicamus dominos, of which the second is written immediately below its cantus firmus in the plainsong corpus.

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