Collation Model for Ms. Codex 1590: [Antiphonary : use of Lyon].

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Catholic Church -- Prayers and devotions -- Early works to 1800
Catholic Church -- Liturgy -- Texts
Catholic Church
Liturgics
Antiphonaries
Antiphonaries -- Specimens
Divine office (Music)
Gregorian chants -- Manuscripts
Gregorian chants
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Antiphonaries
Gregorian chants
Manuscripts Latin
Manuscripts Latin
Manuscripts Medieval
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Prayers and devotions
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Medieval Studies
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Secular (as opposed to monastic) antiphonary for liturgical use in Lyon, containing the chants of the Divine Office for major feasts and Sundays. Possibly copied for use in the Cathédrale Saint-Jean-Baptiste in Lyon, as the Feast of Saint John the Baptist is the only sanctoral feast distinguished with a large puzzle initial (f. 111v). The other sanctoral feasts included are for Agnes, Agatha, Philip and James, John and Paul, Peter, Paul, Lawrence, the Assumption of the Virgin, Michael, Cecilia, and Andrew. The last gathering of the manuscript (f. 172-176), containing 9 chants for Psalm 94 and antiphons, may be a later addition, as its layout diverges from that of the rest of the manuscript. Some 15th- and 16th-century marginal annotations and corrections.

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2022-07-27
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The .zip file Archive contains: VisColl collation model XML file JSON collation model file Folder of PNG files, one for each quire Folder of SVG files, one for each quire Screenshot of VCEditor view, PNG format Screenshot of VCEditor view, PDF format (same as the main file) Load the JSON file into VCEditor for an editable version of the model. Use the IIIF Manifest (link in this record) to map images onto the diagram in VCEditor. Link to sharable URL (not permanent): https://vceditor.library.upenn.edu/project/62754317d3ef8000013a88f6/viewOnly
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