Part of a set with Arch.Cap.S.Pietro.A.3; Arch.Cap.S.Pietro.A.4; Arch.Cap.S.Pietro.A.5. This volume starts in January

Part of a set with Arch.Cap.S.Pietro.A.2; Arch.Cap.S.Pietro.A.4; Arch.Cap.S.Pietro.A.5. This volume starts in October

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Dated per colophon, f.264v

Romanesque decorations. borders and Orsini arms added, f.5v, 15th C

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Owned by Giordano Orsini

Dated on f.292v

Dated and localized to Burgundy from colophon on f.376v

Owned by Cardinal Giordano Orsini, Glossed

Owned by Cardinal Giordano Orsini

Glossed

First few pages missing, starts Book 1 Chapter 12

Notated Music

Notated music

Missal for St. Peters, Vatican. Owned by Pope Pius V. See Iter liturgicum italicum, also see MMMO

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Grimaldi, Giacomo, sac., c. 1560-1623 [scribe], Tasselli, Domenico da Lugo, f. 1605 [artist]

Notated music. See Iter liturgicum italicum, also see MMMO

From Avignon

Written by Alfonso Menio

Notated music. See Iter liturgicum italicum, also see MMMO

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Orsini arms at the bottom of f.1r. Three tables, 1. Augustine The City of God, 2. Gregory the Great Moralia, 3. Peter Lombard, Sentences

Orsini arms at the bottom of f.1r

Begins with the prolog of the translator, Rufinus Tyrannius

Glossed. Orsini arms at the bottom of f.1r

Greek, See Pinakes Entry,

Orsini arms, f.1r

Orsini arms, f.1r

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From Milan, per Iter Liturgicum Italicum, also see MMMO

From Rome, per Iter Liturgicum Italicum

From Bologna, per Iter Liturgicum Italicum, Notated Music, also see MMMO

From St. Peters, Rome, per Iter Liturgicum Italicum. Arms of Orsini, f.10r

From Bologna per Iter Liturgicum Italicum. Notated music, also see MMMO

From Rome, per Iter Liturgicum Italicum. Notated music, also see MMMO

f.1-2 flyleaves(12th C Missal, contemporary troped Gloria). Date per Iter Liturgicum Italicum. Notated music, also see MMMO

From St. Peters, Rome per Iter Liturgicum Italicum. Painted by Jacopo Ravaldi, also see MMMO

f.1 is a noterized document. Central Italy as per Iter Liturgicum Italicum. Notated music, also see MMMO

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Iter Liturgicum Italicum disagrees on date

Owned by Pope Clement V at Avignon

Armenian

From St. Peters Rome, per Iter Liturgicum Italicum, also see MMMO. Notated music. Made in the workshop of Pietro Cavallini for Cardinal Iacopo Gaetano Stefaneschi

From St. Peters, Rome per Iter Liturgicum Italicum. Notated music, Roman/Italian diastematic neumes on C/F lines, also see MMMO

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From Florence as per Iter Liturgicum Italicum

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For date see Iter Liturgicum Italicum, From St. Peters, Rome, also see MMMO

For St. Peters, Rome. Contains the Office of the Dead per Iter Liturgicum Italicum, also see MMMO

From St. Peters Rome, per Iter Liturgicum Italicum. Notated Music, also see MMMO

Date per Iter Liturgicum Italicum, notated music, also see MMMO

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Greek, See Pinakes Entry,

Two codices originally, the Bible text is probably German and the commentary Italian

From St. Peters, Rome per Iter Liturgicum Italicum, also see MMMO

Date per Iter Liturgicum Italicum

From St. Peters, Rome per Iter Liturgicum Italicum

Orsini Arms, f1r

Orsini arms on f.1r

Orsini arms, f.1r

Orsini arms, f1r

Orsini arms, f.1r

Perhaps from Santiago di Compostela

Notated music. See Iter Liturgicum Italicum, also see MMMO

Orsini arms, effaced, f.1r. Varnucci, Bartolomeo di Antonio 1412-1479 [artist] Iohannes Andree de Colonia, f. 1436-1481 [scribe]

Orsini arms, f.1r

Greek, See Pinakes Entry,

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Greek, See Pinakes Entry,

Greek, See Pinakes Entry,

Greek, See Pinakes Entry,

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f1v - table of feasts for 1096-1240

Date as per Iter Liturgicum Italicum

From S. Clemente, Rome, per Iter Liturgicum Italicum

Greek, See Pinakes Entry, . Copied by Iohannes Honorius, official Vatican scribe

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Orsini arms, f.2r

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Orsini arms, f.1r

Orsini arms, f1r. Dated colophon on 162v

Codex Basilicanus (6th C text), starts f.12r

Orsini arms, f.1r

Translated by Leonardo Bruni

Orsini arms, in the process of the Cardinal hat being placed by an angel, f.1r

Dated in colophon on f.171r

Orsini arms on f.1r

Orsini arms, f.1r

Orsini arms, f.1r

Orsini arms on f.1r

Orsini arms on f.1r

Orsini arms, f.1r

Orsini arms, f.1r

Orsini arms, f.1r, dated on f.50v

Orsini arms, f.1r

Orsini arms, f.1r

Orsini arms, f.1r

Orsini arms, f.1r

Orsini arms, f.1r

From St. Peter's, Rome. Date from Iter Liturgicum Italicum

Slavonic

Orsini arms, f.2r

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See Iter Liturgicum Italicum. Three sets of arms on F.1r, also see MMMO

See Iter Liturgicum Italicum. Notated music. Probably made for Pope Nicholas V for use in St. Peters

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See Biblioteca apostolica vaticana. (1974). Saint Thomas and Saint Bonaventure in the Vatican Library: Exhibit on their seventh centenary (1274-1974) : catalogue. --. Biblioteca Apostolica Vaticana.

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Notated Music. See Iter Liturgicum Italicum, also see MMMO

From Avignon

Orsini arms, f.1r. See Iter Liturgicum Italicum

See Iter Liturgicum Italicum. From St. Peter's, Rome, also see MMMO

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Greek, See Pinakes Entry,

Orsini Arms, f.1r

Orsini arms, f.1r

Small Orsini arms, f.1r

Orsini arms, f.1r

Orsini arms, f.1r

Orsini arms, f.1r

Orsini arms, f.1r

Orsini arms, f.3r inside letter "P"

Orsini arms, f.1r

Scribe - Giacomo Grimaldi

Orsini arms, f.1r

Scribe - Giacomo Grimaldi. See Iter Liturgicum Italicum

See Iter Liturgicum Italicum

For St. Peters. dated on F.4r. See Iter Liturgicum Italicum

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See Iter Liturgicum Italicum, from St. Peter's, Rome

St. Peter's Rome. see Iter Liturgicum Italicum. Decorated by Jacopo Ravaldi, Maestro dei messali

date as per Iter Liturgicum Italicum

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Notated music, see Iter Liturgicum Italicum, also see MMMO

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Uncial in 2 columns

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From Anagni, per Iter Liturgicum Italicum, also see MMMO

From SS. Trifone et Respici in Rome per Iter Liturgicum Italicum

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See Iter Liturgicum Italicum 1, Iter Liturgicum Italicum 2, Iter Liturgicum Italicum 3

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Orsini arms, f.1r, see Iter Liturgicum Italicum

Notated music, from St. Peters, Rome per Iter Liturgicum Italicum. As per Dumbarton Oaks, this MS also contains Greek hymns transliterated into Latin characters, also see MMMO

From Spoleto per Iter Liturgicum Italicum, also see MMMO

Beneventan on front flyleaf, See Iter Liturgicum Italicum

see Iter Liturgicum Italicum

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Orsini arms, f.1r

Earlier hagiographies as 11th C flyleaves - see Iter Liturgicum Italicum

Starts with unknown commentary on Job 38:17

Italian

Armenian(?)

From St. Peter's Rome, see Iter Liturgicum Italicum

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Autograph copy

19th C copy of 16th original

Autograph copy

Orsini arms, f.1r

Autograph copy

Orsini arms, f.1r

Orsini arms, f.1r

Orsini arms, f.1r

Orsini arms, f.1r

Main text starts with Orsini arms on f.5r

Orsini arms, f.1r

Orsini arms, f.1r

Notated music

Orsini arms, f.1r

Orsini arms, f.1r

Orsini arms, f.1r

Orsini arms, oxidized, f.1r. ff.1-12 heavily eaten away

F.1 rounded Beneventan

Beneventan. See Iter Liturgicum Italicum

Orsini arms, f.1r

For date see Iter Liturgicum Italicum

F.1v, page of XMas Carol, Verbum ca[r]o factum e[st] de uirgine maria

Copy of 1620 text, Arch.Cap.S.Pietro.H.1

Greek, See Pinakes Entry,

Orsini arms, f.1r

Orsini arms, f.3r

Orsini arms, f.1r

Orsini arms, f.2r

Orsini arms, f.2r

Orsini arms, f.1r. Date on f.148r

Orsini arms, f.1r

Orsini arms, f.1r

Orsini arms, f.1r

Orsini arms, f.2r

Orsini arms, f.1r

Orsini arms, f.1r. See MirA

Japanese

Italian

f.1 very eaten away

date on f,90v

Orsini arms, f.1r (inside letter A)

Orsini arms, f.1r

Orsini arms, f.1r

Orsini arms, f.1r, See Finch, Chauncey E. “Archivio Di San Pietro H 36 as a Source for Julius Severianus.” Transactions of the American Philological Association (1974-), vol. 105, 1975, pp. 73–77. JSTOR, www.jstor.org/stable/283934.

Orsini arms, f.3r

Orsini arms, f.1r

Orsini arms, f.1r

Beneventan

Greek, See Pinakes Entry,

Orsini arms, f.1r

Orsini arms, f.1r. See Iter liturgicum italicum

Orsini arms, f.1r

Orsini arms, f.1r, flyleaf at the end a 12th C Antiphonarium see Iter Liturgicum Italicum

Orsini arms, f.1r

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See Iter Liturgicum Italicum. Starts with Usard's Martyrology

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Dated on f.2r

Dated 1789 on f.3r?

Texts written in the 18th C, compiled into the current volume in 1855

Transcription of Arch.Cap.S.Pietro.H.64.pt.bis

Autograph copy

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copy of 1439 text

Date from Iter Liturgicum Italicum

First part is autograph

dated on p.127. Arms of Antonio Barberini on f.1r. See Iter Liturgicum Italicum

Copy of 1698 text

Copy of 1622 text

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Notated Music (5 line staff)

Written by Giacomo Grimaldi, see colophon f.378v