Siglum:
CZ-Pn XII A 1
Archive:
Shelfmark:
ms. XII A 1
Source type:
Century:
Formal description:
perg; ff. 236+I; 58 x 41 cm; illumin.
Date:
s. XIVex (ff. 18r-112v) + a. 1473 (ff. 1r-17v, ff. 113r-235v)
Notation:
notatio rhombica
Provenance:
Praha, Ecclesia Cathedralis
Title:
Graduale [Bartoš: Mariánský graduál snad pražských Františkánů od P. Marie Sněžné]
Identification note:
f. 1r: 1473 (manu post.)
f. 112v: Finitum hoc opus per Bartham de Verona
f. 220r: Anno Domini millesimo quadringentesimo septuagesimo tercio, ii Aprilis
Contents:
| ff. 1r-4r | Missa de Passione Domini |
| f. 4v | (vacuum) |
| ff. 5r-28v | Cantus ordinarii missae, partim cum trophis |
| ff. 28v-36r | Cantus proprii missae de BMV in Adventu Domini |
| ff. 36v-48r | Alleluia de BMV |
| ff. 48r-81v | Sequentiae de BMV |
| ff. 82r-89v | Exultet |
| ff. 89v-111v | Epistolae (partim farsitatae) et evangelia ff. 89v-98v: Liber generacionis pro tribus vocibus |
| ff. 111v-112v | Antiphone ante letaniam diebus rogacionum |
| ff. 113r-173r | PROPRIUM DE TEMPORE (In aurora Nativitatis Domini ~ festum Corporis Christi) |
| ff. 173r-197v | PROPRIUM DE SANCTIS (Visitationis BMV ~ Omnium sanctorum) |
| ff. 198r-200v | Officium missae in die Dedicationis ecclesiae |
| ff. 201r-208r | Officium defunctorum |
| ff. 208r-209v | Cantus Patrem |
| ff. 210r-210v | Antiphona de BMV Regina celi |
| ff. 210v-220r | CANTIONES |
| ff. 220v-229r | Cantus Patrem; partimpro duobus vocibus |
| ff. 229v-237v+I | Missae de BMV |
References:
Bartoš (1927), No. 3143; Brodský (2000), No. 81, p. 97; RISM B IV/3, p. 217; Nejedlý (1904), p. 247; Vykoukal (1911); Orel (1937), pp. 13-14; Vyskočil (1947); Černý (1975), p. 87; Mužík (1965); Vlhová (1996); RTB I; RTB II; RTB III; RTB IV
Notes:
Full facsimile available on 'manuscriptorium.com' with description based on Bartoš's catalog (Bartoš 1927) and details on decoration borrowed from Brodský (2000).
The manuscript has been traditionally situated to the Carmelite monastery at the church of Our Lady of Snow in the New Town of Prague, established by Charles IV in 1347 (this provenience is still given also in the Catalog of Brodský [Brodský 2000]). The repertory of the manuscript, however, points clearly to the Cathedral provenience (possibly to the use of the collegium of mansionarii). Proper and Ordinary tropes from the manuscript are included in the RTB edition. Scribe of the manuscript - Bartholomeus (Barta) of Verona (Beroun in Central Bohemia) is also documented as the scribe of the manuscript CZ-Pu I c 6 with the Liber erudicionis principium (Guillelmus Peraldus), f. 115r ("Anno domini 1392 finitus feria quita post penthecosten per Bartam Beron."), see also Vyskočil 1947.