A-Gu 253

Austria, Graz, Universitätsbibliothek, 253

Codicology

Ms./Print: Manuscript

Material: Paper

Type of source: Text miscellany

Comments to type of source: Fol. 13r contains one song text, otherwise theological texts.

Language(s): German, Latin

Integrity of source: Complete

Dating – Century: 15th century

Dating of hymnological contents: 1400 - 1450

Comments to dating: First half of the 15th century; the record of Omnes attendite dates 1426 (see Spunar)

Provenance – Region: South German

Provenance – Place: Neuberg

Provenance – Institution: OCist

Comments to provenance: Abbey Neuberg

Confession: 1

Bibliography

Anton Kern, Die Handschriften der Universitätsbibliothek Graz, i (Ms. 1–712), (Leipzig, 1942), 138–139.

Jana Nechutová and Jaroslav Mezník, ‘Das Antihussitische Lied ‘Omnes Attendite’ aus der Handschrift der Universitätsbibliothek Wrocław IQ 466’, in Eos: Organ Polskiego Towarzystwa Filologicznego, 78 (1990), 237–248 at 239.

http://sosa2.uni-graz.at/sosa/katalog/katalogisate/253.html

https://manuscripta.at/hs_detail.php?ID=5586

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ID	Fol.	Title	Use	Status	Text	Melody
145	13r	Omnes attendite	Rubric: Carmen de hussitis; Hanns Gretzer du edles blůt, Got hab dich allzeit in seinem hůt. Cantus genre: Cantus Feast:	Integrity of record: Complete Extent of text: Complete Extent of notation: None (text-only)	Omnes attendite	Imber nunc caelitus

Author of this item: Jan Ciglbauer

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A-Gu 253

Codicology

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