stutzmann_horae 2026-09-12T07:55:52+02:00 1 7109 Manuscript https://heurist.huma-num.fr/heurist/?recID=7109&db=stutzmann_horae 2019-12-11 16:14:14 2026-03-17 10:31:25 Database Managers Clarence H. Clark (1909); John Frederick Lewis, Philadelphia. https://iiif.archive.org/iiif/lewis_e_106/manifest.json 352549 355167 742345 742072 742228 This compact Book of Hours opens with a calendar containing Saints associated with Flanders and Northern France, including Saints Amandus and Vedastus (February 6, fol. 2r), Saints Remigius and Bavo (October 1, fol. 10r), Saint Eligius (December 1, fol. 12r) and Saint Nicasius (December 14, fol. 12r). Following the calendar, the book contains the Hours of the Cross and the Hours of the Holy Spirit, followed by the Mass of the Virgin, the Hours of the Virgin for the Use of Rome, and the Advent Hours of the Virgin. The Penitential Psalms, Litany, and Prayers are followed by the Office of the Dead. The final sections contain the Obsecro te and O intemerata prayers, the Psalter of Saint Jerome, a Suffrage to Saint Sebastian, and a Mass of the Archangel Raphael for those who travel. A coat-of-arms (azure a siband sinister or, over all a lion rampant sable to sinister), likely belonging to the original owner, is found on fol. 13r. The manuscript contains seventeen full-page miniatures with blank versos, added as singletons but original to the book. Three miniatures were illuminated in the workshop of the Bruges illuminator Guillaume (William) Vrelant (fl. 1449-1481). Vrelant is considered one of the most influential illuminators active in Bruges during the third quarter of the fifteenth century. Lewis E 106 Latin (LA, LAT) Book of Hours, use of Rome 97 70 53 1 15 iii+262+iii ff. 36 17 5-6 line illuminated initials, 2-line illuminated initials with foliate sprays and 1-line illuminated initials throughout, 34 full foliate borders enclosing miniatures and facing text, some inhabited. {"start":{"earliest":"1440"},"end":{"latest":"1490"},"estMinDate":1440,"estMaxDate":1490.1231} 1440 1440 1490 1490 740671 740901 741067 745545 794275 794497 S. XIX1, English straight-grained black morocco, gold and blind-tooled and stamped with Masonic symbols, spine labeled in gold: "OFFIC. B.M.V." 1440 1440 1490 1490 c.1450-1480 parchment On the second front flyleaf, a note is pasted in: "Sale of Clarence H. Clark, no. 182." The description of this item for sale is pasted onto the reverse; unidentified coat of arms on fol. 14r, possibly the coat of arms of the original owner. Textualis meridionalis Rome http://telma.irht.cnrs.fr/outils/luxury-bound/manuscrit2946/ 5b15e58b-d0b3-4b30-9439-fd6d8fe9aa46 single page 15 740201 RGB Philadelphia_Free_Library_of_Philadelphia_Lewis_E_106.tar.gz Yes 786285 786286 786287 786288 786289 786290 786292 786293 786294 786295 786296 786297 786298 786299 786300 786301 786303 733473 733626 733473 Record relationship https://heurist.huma-num.fr/heurist/?recID=733473&db=stutzmann_horae 2021-06-22 11:14:58 2022-09-29 09:46:17 public 7109 forTheUseOf 10215 733626 Record relationship https://heurist.huma-num.fr/heurist/?recID=733626&db=stutzmann_horae 2021-06-22 11:18:01 2022-09-29 09:46:17 public 7109 createdIn 37509 3