Missal Plenário (fragmento)

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PT/AMAP/COL/MM/N-46

Missal Plenário (fragmento)

Arquivo Municipal Alfredo Pimenta

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1200

1 Fragmento

Category: monophonyContents: The most interesting chants of the fragment are on f. 111r: the Offertory andits verses are not part of the standard, late Gregorian repertory, the other chants can befound in the Graduale Romanum.Condition of document: Damaged, with lost of contents. Fragment made up of twoconsecutive pages: cx and cxi. The two sides 110r and 111v are in better condition, theink is vanished in the two others sides. f. 111 has two big holes in correspondence to theupper and lower folds. Spots of humidity. Clearly the fragment has been folded for longtime and used as book cover.Foliation/Pagination: The original foliation is still readable: cx, cxi.Page layout: f. 110 c. 270mm x c. 385mm, f. 111 c. 280mm x c. 385mm. The text isarranged in two columns. f. 110: left column c. 85mm x c. 270mm, right column c.90mm x c. 270mm. f. 111: c. 85mm x c. 270mm. 32 text lines.Type of script: Transitional (Protogothic)Type of notation: AquitanianDecoration: Two decorated initials marked by animal, floral or plant motifs. On 110vthere is "D" , height like 8 text lines, decorated with brown, green, red, yellow. On 111vthere is "F", eight like 9 text lines, decorated with red, yellow, brown. Plain initials in redand blue. Display script in red. Text and notation in black. Aquitanian neumes around adry-point line.Inscriptions and marks: On f. 110v there are some inscriptions: Masso 111C / Nota226; 1587 / 1588.References: VEIGA, Diogo Alte da, «O Aleluia na monodia litúrgica em Portugal até1600: comparações melódicas» (Master’s Thesis, FCSH-Universidade Nova de Lisboa,2009), p. 197.