IMPORTANT AND RARE LITURGICAL MANUSCRIPT Spain 16th Century ( 1550-1750 )

Descriptio English: Leaf size: 580 x 380 mm; binding size: 610 x 410 mm. Psalterium iuxta Romanum (Liturgical Psalter according to the Roman Rite) Latin (with Spanish additions), illuminated manuscript on parchment, Spain circa 1550-1575. 123 ff., Roman liturgical script, various writing modules, brown and red ink (rubrics in red), lead pencil rule, tabulators marking the main textual divisions of the psalter, framed initials in black ink, painted red or blue initials on yellow watercolor grounds, sometimes with watercolored vegetal decoration, large initials (we count 67) 3 to 5 lines high introducing the major liturgical divisions, puzzle initials in blue and red ink with watercolored vegetal or floral motifs (flowers, trees), and miscellaneous motifs such as a figure contemplating a flower. Contemporary monastic binding of the manuscript, Havana basana on wooden boards, decorated on the boards with geometric motifs composed of cold fillets, a central navel and brass spandrels, brass clasps, a spine with four ribs and decorated with cold fillets. The lower spine cover is damaged; the boards are worn and the leather is cracked in places; the parchment inside is stained in places; the first leaf is reinforced with a strip of paper; some initials are rubbed off. The style and layout of this manuscript suggest that it originated in northern Spain; in any case, the presence at the end of the volume of a table of psalms, arranged alphabetically and preceded by the statement: “Index of the psalms contained in this psalterium, arranged by the alphabet, ” establishes a link with the Iberian world. This manuscript presents the text of the psalms with insertions of liturgical pieces from the Proper of the Office (Ordinary of the Office) according to the liturgical seasons (Advent, Christmas, Septuagesima, Lent, Passion and Easter), indicated by rubrics.

Estimación:€40,000

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