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Type of resource

mixed material

Extent

ff. 16

Date created

[ca. 1400-1499]

Language

Greek, Modern (1453- )

Material

Paper

Layout

2 cols. to a page; 23 lines per col

Height (mm)

325

Width (mm)

225

Writing

Obituary note in later hand

Foliation

ff. i-iii + 1-16 + iv-vi

Provenance

Given by Scott Gwara, 1991.

Decoration

Faded vermilion rubrication for initials at beginning of lessons and for decorated headpiece on f. 7r (the beginning of the sequence from Matthew).

Summary

CCCC MS 633 contains fragments (16 ff.) of a Greek Gospel Lectionary, written on paper in the late fifteenth century. It was given to Corpus Christi College by Dr Scott Gwara in 1991.

Contents

Greek Gospel Lectionary (fragments)

M.R. James Date

xv

Augmented James Record

https://stacks.stanford.edu/file/druid:fw335gp0815/633.pdf

Contains

• Greek Gospel Lectionary (fragments). 1r-16v

  Note

  ff. 1r-6v daily lessons from John, from (part of) Sunday to Saturday of the last week before Pentecost<br />ff. 7r-10v Saturday and Sunday lessons from Matthew as far as 4th Sunday after Pentecost<br />f. 11r and 11v parts of same sequence for 7th Saturday and Sunday and 8th Saturday<br />f. 12r and 12v parts of same sequence for 11th Saturday and Sunday<br />f. 13r and 13v parts of same sequence for 16th Sunday and 17th Saturday, ending with cross-references to lessons from Matthew for 17th Saturday and John for 17th Sunday<br />f. 14r and 14v parts of lessons for Thursday in Holy Week<br />f. 15r and 15v part of first of 12 Gospels for Good Friday<br />f. 16r and 16v parts of 4th and 5th Gospels for Good Friday<br />(16v) Obituary note in later hand

Repository

UK, Cambridge, Corpus Christi College, Parker Library

Location

MS 633

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