Breviary : manuscript, [ca. 1381].

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Breviary : manuscript, [ca. 1381].

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Contains the Temporale, from Advent to Holy Saturday, calendar, psalter and canticles, with litany, Office of the Dead, Hours of the Virgin (unidentified use), the Sanctorale, Common of the Saints, Hours of the Virgin (use of Ghent), and suffrages. Includes verses for finding Easter dated 1381.

423 leaves, bound : vellum, ill. ; 20 cm.

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