Signed and dated in colophon on f.46r, scribe: Leopardus Antonotius
Written by Petrus Bastianellus de Treviniano
Signed and dated in colophon on f.142v, scribe: Galeatius Herculanus
opens with the motto and arms of Clement VII. Scribe: Galeazzo Ercolano (signed and dated on f.114r). See Gualdi, Fausta. “Nuovi studi sull’attribuzione delle miniature del grande Antifonario di papa Clemente VII (Capp. sist. 4) e del Cerimoniale per l’incoronazione di Carlo V (Borg. lat. 420).” Miscellanea Bibliothecae Apostolicae Vaticanae XXVI. - ( Studi e testi ; 541), Biblioteca apostolica vaticana, 2020, https://doi.org/10.1400/280816. pp.143-185
Signed in colophon on f.207r, scribe: Petrus Barbo. Ex dono on f.219v, Archangelus Cribellino, 1602
Has the arms of Pope Paul III at the bottom of f.1r
Arms of Leo X at the bottom of f.2r
Written by Frederico Mario Perugino for Pope Paul III
Arms of Della Rovere at the bottom, made for Julius II, but arms were used by Sixtus IV as well. Only covers Advent through Octave of Epiphany. See Cantus
Covers Pentecost through 23 weeks post Pentecost. Decoration by Vincent Raymond
With the arms of Julius II on f.1r
See DIAMM, scribe: Horatius Felix
scribe: Horatius Felix
Scribe: Josephus Dosius Placentinus (signed on f.1r), in mensural notation
Hand of Johannes Parvus Microfilm
See DIAMM
See DIAMM
Part of a set with Capp.sist.172, both with the same pieces, this for the first of the two choirs. Originally made for the Collegio Teutonico. See O'Regan, T., & O'Regan, T. N. (1988). Sacred polychoral music in Rome, 1575-1621 [PhD thesis]. University of Oxford. Online
See DIAMM, black void mensural notation. Copied in rome for the Sistine Chapel
Printed
