Incipit ordo missalis s[ecundu]m consuetudinem romane curie.
Catholic Church.
Stuchs, Georg,-1520,printer.
Augustinerkloster Würzburg,former owner.StEdNL
Carlo Ludovico,duca di Lucca,1799-1883,former owner.StEdNL
Wood, W. L.(William Lyon),active 20th century,donor.StEdNL
Roberts, E. F. D.(Edward Frederick Denis),1927-Notes on manuscript additions to a missal printed at Nuremberg, 1484.
Nurmberge : per Georgium stuchs de sultzbach.,
anno. M.cccc.lxxxiiij. [1484]
Title from caption at beginning of the Proprium de tempore on leaf [b1] recto.
Imprint from colophon on leaf [I7] recto, which reads in full: Impressum est hoc missale Nurmberge per Georgium Stuchs de sultzbach. / Anno .M.cccc.lxxxiiij.
Text in two columns.
Printed in red and black.
Spaces left blank for initials.
Signatures: [a⁶ b-z⁸ A-I⁸].
With illuminated initials, lesser initials supplied in red and capitals rubricated.
There are manuscript additions to the Calendar, the text itself and [13] leaves of manuscript appendix at the end of the volume adapting the Missal for use in an Augustinian house, possibly in Würzburg or the vicinity and dated circa 1514.
Loosely insterted are 7 pages of typescript explanations of the manuscript additions signed E. F. D. R. Nov. 1958 and a letter from the donor of the volume to William Beattie dated 16 November 1967.
Include: Calendar, [a2]r-[a7]v; [Proprium de tempore], [b1]r-[u7]v; Proprium sanctorum, [u8]r-[C8]v; Commune sanctorum, [D1]r-[F6]v; "Dedicationis ecclesie", [F6]v-[F7]v; [Missae votivae], [F8]r-[I2]; [Benedictiones], [I2]v-[I5]v; "Ordo ad faciendam aquam benedictam", [I5v]-[I7]r; colophon, [I7r]; printer's register, [I7]v-[I8]r.
BM 15th cent.,
BN cat. des incun.,
BSB-Ink
Goff
GW
GW,
Hain-Copinger
ISTC
Oates
Pegg, M. A. Incunables in the National Library of Scotland: accessions 1946-1966,
The lower margin of the first leaf is inscribed Monasterij S. Augustinj Herbpolj in a formal hand possibly of 16th or 17th-century provenance. Armorial bookplate of  Charles Louis de Bourbon Comte de Villafranca on front pastedown. Manuscript number 136 entered on bookplate. Presented to the Library by W. L. Wood on 25 November 1958.
Bound for Charles Louis in crushed blue morocco with gilt stamped arms on front and back boards and gilt stamped monogram in corners and on spine, gilt rolled turn-ins, gilt edges and marbled endpapers.
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