Book of Hours (Horae) - Use of Carmel

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Title

Book of Hours (Horae) - Use of Carmel

Content partner

Alexander Turnbull Library

Collection

TAPUHI

Description

ff.1-12v Calendar; ff.14-16v Prayers before Mass to the Virgin, after communion; ff.17-24 Fifteen psalms of degree; ff.24v-25 Gospel sequences; ff.26-27v Hours of the Cross; ff.28-29v Hours of the Holy Spirit; ff.30-36 Penitential psalms; ff.36v-40v Litany; ff.41-v Capitulary psalms; ff.42-71v Hours of the Virgin; ff.72-91v Office of the Dead; ff.92-92v Capitulary psalms; ff.93-100 Prayers; ff.100v-101v Suffrages of the Good Angel, St John the Baptist, Peter and Paul. Source of title - Suppl...

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Format

Other / Group

Date created

[ca 1511]

Creator

Ilott, John Moody Albert (Sir), 1884-1973

URL

http://natlib.govt.nz/records/22513883

Related subjects

Books of hours / Manuscripts, Medieval

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