H-001 Haedus, Petrus Anterotica, sive De amoris generibus. H-002 ...

h-171^h-172] horae ad usum romanum
1377
Three-line initials are supplied in blue with white decoration, on a
red ground with gold decoration; other initials, paragraph marks,
and line ¢llers are supplied in gold on a red or blue ground, with
gold pen-work decoration. Capitals touched with yellow wash.
Ruling in red ink.
Provenance: Possibly Catherine de Me¤ dicis, Queen, Consort of
Henry II, King of France, 1519^1589; see binding note above.
Francis Douce (1757^1834); armorial book-plate. Bequeathed in
1834.
shelfmark: Douce 137.
H-172 Horae ad usum Romanum (Rome) [French and
Latin]
a1 r [Title-page with colophon.]
a1 v [Anatomical man.] Incipit: ‘Quant la lune est en aries leo et sagitarius
il fait bon saigner au colerique. Feu . . .’
refs. Soleil 28. Some of the text is typeset, some is part of the
woodcut.
r
a2 ‘Almanach pour xxi an.’ [1488^1508].
a2 v [Caption to the illustration of the measurement of the wound of
Christ.] Incipit:‘Hec est mensura plage sacratissimi lateris Christi
que a Constantinopoli beato Karolo imperatore allata fuit in
capsa aurea ad eius ab inimicis in bello protectionem.’
a3 r [Calendarium.] Roman calendar.
a3 r [Verse.] ‘In iano claris calidisque cibis potiaris > Atque decens
potus pdst(!) fercula sit tibi notus’; 4 hexameters for each month
of the calendar. See Walther, Proverbia, 11795.
b1 r [Evangelia.]
refs. Io 1, 1^14; Lc 1, 26^38; Mt 2, 1^12; Mc 16, 14^20.
b3 r ‘Passio domini nostri Jesu Christi secundum Johannem.’
refs. Io 18,1^19,42.
r
b7 ‘Hore intemerate virginis Marie secundum vsum Romane curie
incipiunt feliciter.’ Incipit: ‘[D]omine labia mea aperies . . .’
d2 r ‘Ad matutinas de cruce.’ Incipit:‘[D]omine labia mea aperies . . .’
r
d3 ‘Ad matutinas de sancto spiritu.’ Incipit: ‘[D]omine labia mea
aperies . . .’Abbreviated ‘‘mixed’’ Hours: Matins of the Hours of
the Cross and of the Holy Spirit are inserted immediately after
Matins and Lauds of the Hours of the BVM.
v
f5 [Mutationes in O⁄cio BVM.] ‘In aduentu domini o⁄cium beate
Marie dicitur modo predicto . . .’
f8 v ‘Sequuntur septem psalmi penitentiales.’
refs. Ps 6; 31; 37; 50; 101; 129; 142.
g5 r ‘Letania.’As H-160.
g8 v
‘Sequuntur vigilie mortuorum.’ Incipit: ‘Ad vesperas.
Antiphona. Placebo . . .’
i8 r ‘Sequuntur su¡ragia plurimorum sanctorum et sanctarum. Et
primo.’ Incipit: ‘De sanctissima trinitate. Sancta trinitas vnus
deus miserere nobis. Antiphona. Te inuocamus, te adoramus, te
laudamus . . .’
k1 r ‘Oratio ad deum patrem.’ Incipit: ‘[Antiphona.] Pater de celis
deus, miserere nobis. [Oratio.] [D]omine sancte pater omnipotens
eterne deus qui coequalem consubstantialem . . .’ See Leroquais,
Livres d’heures, I 100.
k1 r ‘Oratio ad ¢lium.’ Incipit: ‘[Antiphona.] Fili redemptor mundi
deus, miserere nobis. [Oratio.] [D]omine Iesu Christe ¢li dei viui
qui es verus et omnipotens deus . . .’ See Leroquais, Livres
d’heures, I 100.
v
k1 ‘Oratio ad spiritum sanctum.’ Incipit: ‘[Antiphona.]
Spiritussancte deus, miserere nobis. [Oratio.] [D]omine
spiritussancte deus qui coequalis consubstantialis . . .’ See
Leroquais, Livres d’heures, I 100.
v
k1 ‘De sancta facie domini.’ Incipit: ‘[Antiphona.] [S]alue sancta
facies nostri redemptoris . . .’
refs. Leroquais, Livres d’heures, II 349 no. xli.
r
k2 ‘Oratio deuotissima ad beatissimam virginem dei genitricem
Mariam.’ Incipit: ‘[O]bsecro te . . .’
refs. Leroquais, Livres d’heures, II 346 no. xxxviii.
k3 v ‘Alia oratio deuotissima ad beatissimamvirginem dei genitricem
Mariam.’ Incipit: ‘[O] intemerata . . .’
refs. Leroquais, Livres d’heures, II 336 no. xxi.
k5 r ‘Deuota contemplatio beate Marie virginis iuxta crucem . . .’
Incipit: ‘[S]tabat mater dolorosa . . .’
refs. Chevalier, Rep. hymn., 19416.
k5 v [Su¡ragia II.] With the following variations compared with
H-151: 1^14; 16^21.
l3 v [Devotae orationes.] Incipit: ‘Sensuiuent plusieurs deuotes
louenges, peticions . . .’As H-151: 1^22.
v
l6 ‘Oraison en francois tresdeuote a dieu le pere.’ Incipit: ‘[M]on
benoist dieu, ie croy de cueur . . .’
refs. Leroquais, Livres d’heures, II 330 no. xiii.
l7 v [Litaniae lauretanae.] ‘Oratio valde deuota advirginem Mariam.’
Incipit: ‘[M]issus est Gabriel angelus . . .’
refs. Meersseman, Akathistos, II 244^7.
m2 v ‘Sequitur o⁄cium de conceptione beate Marie virginis.’ Incipit:
‘[D]omine labia mea aperies . . .’
A1 r ‘Sensuiuent les sept pseaulmes en francois translatez au plus
pres du latin.’ Incipit: ‘[D]omine ne in furore tuo arguas me . . .
Sire en ta fureur ne me argue . . .’
refs. Ps 6; 31; 37; 50; 101; 129; 142.
A6 v ‘Oraison tresdeuote a nostre seigneur.’ Incipit: ‘[S]ire dieu createur
du ciel et de la terre, roy des roys . . .’
refs. Soleil 227^9, Sonet1927.
A8 r Gregorius(?): ‘Les sept oraysons saint Gregoire.’ Incipit: ‘[O]
domine Iesu Christe, adoro te in cruce pendentem . . .’
refs. Leroquais, Livres d’heures, II 346 no. xxxvii.
Paris: [EŁ tienne Jehannot], for Jean Poitevin, 15 Oct. 1498. 8 o .
Sheppard attributes the printing to Jehannot while CIBN takes
Poitevin’s device to be that of the printer. Go¡ supposes that the
edition was printed by Poitevin [for SimonVostre] on the basis of
a note in Brunet.
collation: a^l 8 m 4 A 8 .The Bodleian copy has an additional gathering
of 8 leaves (A 8 ) compared with the Paris BnFcopydescribed
by Lacombe. The ¢rst leaf of each gathering, except gathering a,
has the catch letter ‘R’ for Rome.
Types: 98 B; 115 G; 65 G; 83 B; capital spaces. 100 leaves. 28 lines
v v
(b1 ). Type area 137 ¿ 76 mm, with borders 166 ¿ 106 mm (b1 ).
Woodcuts: anatomical man (98 ¿ 81 mm), 13 large (122 ¿
80 mm), 2 medium (96 ¿ 73 mm), 31 small (38 ¿ 29 mm). Each
text page is within a combination of historiated borders and decorative
elements such as grotesques and £oral and ¢gurative
designs. Some of the woodcuts have typeset captions. A1 r :
‘Sen|uiuent les |ept p|eaulmes en francois > tran|latez au plus
pres du latin.’ A6 v : ‘Orai|on tre|deuote a no|tre |eigneur.’ A8 r :
‘Les |ept oray|ons |aint gregoire.’
H 8856; Go¡ H-396; Pr 8365; Bohatta, Horae, 657; Brunet, Manuel,
V col. 1584: 46 (note); CIBN H-243; GfT 1784^5; Lacombe 68;
Sheppard 6495^6.