National Library of Sweden, A 216 Medieval Latin Manuscripts in the National Library: Cataloguing and Digitization National Library of Sweden Riksbankens jubileumsfond – The Swedish Foundation for Humanities and Social Sciences Patrik Granholm Robin Böckerman manuscripta.se: A Digital Catalogue of Medieval and Early Modern Manuscripts in Sweden https://www.manuscripta.se/ms/101191 CC BY 4.0 Sweden Stockholm National Library of Sweden National Library of Sweden A 216 wcb7mxg5trvrlwtt 004884085 Monastic calendar with obituary notes

is the back pastedown which has been detached. Parchment

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VisColl collation.

Top left corner: National Library book label with current signum; upper part of board, in black ink by a modern hand: 24 blad (1-24), Kongliga Bibliotheket i Stockholm.

Medieval binding. Red leather over wooden boards. 3 raised bands and endbands. , stamped in gold: A 216.

: the leaf previously used as a pastedown consists of a theological fragment with text written by two hands.

The leather covers the spine and a third of the boards. The leather is worn and cracked. Board attachments visible on and .

Germany Bremen , 15th century. Bremen is mentioned on and many of the mayors and bishops mentioned in the text can be tied to Bremen. The earliest date mentioned in the text is (), but the majority of all dates are from the mid-15th to the mid-16th century.

The manuscript has been in Sweden since at least the 17th century. The signum found on refers to Jaches's catalogue of 1698 (U 122, p. 306) where it is listed as ms in 4o 24 Calendarium Moneasterii cuiusdam in Holsatia; in the catalogue of 1734 (U 125e) it is listed as: ms philos in 4o 21 Diarium monasterii cuiusdam in Holsatia in perg. . Both catalogues list the manuscript as derriving from a monastery in Holstein. This may be a mistake or point to the provenance of the manuscript before it came to Sweden.

 1 Calendar with obituary notes Begins with the Circumcision and ends with St Sylvester. Important events are noted by various late medieval scribes in both Latin and German. The majority of the notes are dated to the mid-15th to the early 16th century, the earliest date mentioned is () and the latest (). List of endowed vigils

List of endowed anniversary vigils and masses, two of which are dated and one .

: ruled, but no text.

 List of novices received in the monastery List of novices received in the monastery, the majority dated . List of transactions On there are some simple drawings, some of which seem to pertain to the herring trade. List of novices List of novices accepted 1511–1516, 1493–1510.

Parchment

Parchment dirty and stained. The left-hand side of each page has been ruled with three columns for golden numbers and Sunday letters. The texts on are written on the same layout. Ruling in brown ink.

Feast days written in textualis, notes written in cursive or hybrida by several diffrent hands. : the lists are written in cursive and hybrida by several different hands.

Top of page, in black ink by an early modern hand: in 4to ; bottom of page, in brown ink by an early modern hand: 24..

Upper left, outer column, in pencil: the date noted by a modern hand.

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