stutzmann_horae 2026-09-11T14:34:10+02:00 1 7220 Manuscript https://heurist.huma-num.fr/heurist/?recID=7220&db=stutzmann_horae 2019-12-11 16:14:15 2025-05-20 13:00:46 Database Managers The woman in the historiated initial on f. 175v may be intended to represent the first owner of the book. Of the 15 coats of arms in the borders, 2 may be associated with a Vernon family of Harlaston, Staffordshire and Haddon, Derbyshire; on f. 61, argent, a fret sable, a quarter gules; and, also on f. 61, the same but on the quarter a martlet argent. For a description of all the coats of arms, see The New Palaeographical Society ser. 2 pt. 3 (1915) text and plate 69, with reproductions of ff. 15 and 61. On f. 36, the first leaf of the calendar, s. XIVmed: "Domina Issabella de vernun dedit istud psalterium conventui de hanpul qui alienaverit excomunicatus est" referring to the Priory of the Virgin Mary of Cistercian nuns in Hampole, Yorkshire; see Ker, MLGB, 95 . On f. 1, "N:1" in the hand of John Egerton (1579-1649), 1st Earl of Bridgewater, corrected to "N:1./6" by the second Earl (1622-86). The current Bridgewater pressmark and ex libris on the front pastedown. 351715 354718 356568 358772 359586 360228 360710 741861 741930 742052 742256 742278 742307 F. 19-25v°= Off. B. M. V.= OP; F. 193-199= Off. Defunct.= Roma; add. c. 1316, 1323 (CCLL) EL 09 H 17 Latin (LA, LAT) French (FR, FRE) Book of Hours and Psalter 270 180 1 II+200+II ff. (CCLL) In the Hours of the Passion, space reserved for a 9-line initial, while the 2-line initials have a rough, unfinished appearance and are probably by a different hand from those in the main body of text. In the Hours of the Virgin and the Psalter of St. Jerome, although the script resembles that of the main body of text, the decoration is as in the Hours of the Passion, with spaces reserved for a 6- and 5-line initial on ff. 19 and 26; line fillers left unfinished, with the gesso only, on ff. 8r-v, 10v, 26-27v, 29-35. In the calendar, roundels usually of the zodiac symbols with faintly visible preparatory sketches in the margins. 741104 Bound, ca. 1840, in dark green morocco, blind tooled, with the Bridgewater crest stamped in gold on both covers; gilt edges. 1301 1301 1350 1350 100134945 parchment Textualis 21 740217 {"start":{"earliest":"1301"},"end":{"latest":"1350"},"estMinDate":1301,"estMaxDate":1350.1231} 1301 1301 1350 1350 737571 737571 Record relationship https://heurist.huma-num.fr/heurist/?recID=737571&db=stutzmann_horae 2022-05-04 10:06:10 2022-09-29 09:46:17 public 7220 37613 createdIn 2