Missale s[ecundu]m ordine[m] Sancte Romane Ecclesie
By: ... reuisum et fideli studio emendatum per Fratrem Philippum de Rotingo ...
Contributors: Philippus, de Rotingo, Frater, 15th cent.; John Davis Batchelder Collection (Library of Congress)
Publisher: Arte et impensis Nicholai de Franckfordia
Published: 1485
Place of publication: Impressum Venetijs
Language: lat
Number of pages: 592
Subjects: Catholic Church -- Liturgy -- Texts -- Early works to 1800; Missals -- Texts -- Early works to 1800
Other titles: Ordo missalis secundum consuetudinem Romane Curie.
Notes: Goff M-700
Copinger 4198
IGI 6615
Sander 4743
Weale-Bohatta. Bibl. liturgica, 897
Title extracted from colophon, whence also editor statement and imprint.
Incipit: Incipit ordo missalis s[ecundu]m co[n]suetudine[m] Romane Curie.
Signatures: a-y⁸ 1-15⁸.
Sander's copy has same collation as that shown here. Copinger and Weale call for 12 additional leaves; Weale-Bohatta, for 8 unsigned leaves prefixed to the 296 signed ones found in all copies.
Printed in red and black.
LC copy imperfect: leaves r3-6 wanting (r3b contains crucifixion woodcut; cf. Sander), r8 bound following 15₇. Supplied capitals in red or blue; 1st page: colored foliage in bottom and left margins (appearing to continue onto stub of lost front flyleaf), capital in pink and gold; red initial strokes in some sections; musical notation supplied in black on some staves, others left blank. Ms. additions (all in Latin): a few marginalia, a slip inserted following 12₅, 107 pages of text in red and black at end (on 53 numbered leaves) written ca. 1500 in Poland (including on leaves 1-40 texts of 57 liturgical "sequences"), 2 short paragraphs in red and black on front pastedown. Contemporary brown calf (rebacked) decorated with fillets and several small stamps on upper cover, fillets and one repeated stamp on lower (identical to Schunke, p. 42, stamp 214); brass corners, 4 bosses each cover (2 missing on upper cover); hardware for 2 clasps fastening on upper cover; title blind-stamped on upper cover: Missale Romae. Egle. Purchased by John Davis Batchelder, 1934; given by him to LC in 1936.