A lost manuscript ? Le « Quadrilogue» (Alain Chartier) de Jean de Coëtquen

Texte publié dans : Jean-Luc Deuffic, Notes de bibliologie. Livres d’heures et manuscrits du Moyen Age identifiés, dans Pecia. Le livre et l’écrit, 7, 2009 [Lien]. 

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Evangelistary of the Fratres minores (Friars Minor). Southern Netherlands, Northern France (Liege?), end 14th. 330x 230 mm [Description en ligne]
Antiphonary, with Calendar, Liturgical Psalter. Manuscript of music on vellum. In Latin. Paris, ca 1300. [Description en ligne]
Bible. Manuscript on vellum of the Vulgate in Latin. North Netherlands, almost certainly Hattem, ca. 1420-30. [Description en ligne]
Gualterius de Pontoise, abbate et confessore (+ 1095). Manuscript on paper. Northern France, Southern Netherlands, last quarter of the 15th century [Description en ligne]
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3997 MS ´t Goy-Houten,
The Netherlands
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Dominic Winter Book Auctions : Breton Book of Hours

Dominic Winter Book Auctions / Wednesday 3 & Thursday 4 October 2007
Lot 508. Book of Hours. A Breton Book of Hours of the Virgin with Kalendar and Litany, early 15th c., eighty-five leaves, consisting of ten leaves of kalendar (pp.1-20, March-December only), and seventy-five leaves each with 14 lines of single-column text to each side, written in black & red ink, with numerous dec. initials in red & blue, some heightened with gold, some leaves with attractive floral borders painted in green, blue, red and heightened with gold, trimmed illuminated picture of St. Maur & St. Placid dressed in albs (liturgical vestments) pasted to p.40, together with two floral illuminated dec. pictures from other manascripts pasted to p.56 & final leaf (possibly originally form parts of dec. initials), few leaves with slight damp smudging, a.e.g., 19th c. green morocco gilt, slightly worn & rubbed to spine & extrems., leaf size approx. 160 x 120mm, text approx. 90 x 65mm, binding approx. 165 x 130 mm
The Book of Hours is apparently earlier than 1441 on account of the absence of the feast of the Visitation of Our Lady (2 July) in the kalendar. The Provenance is indicated by the high proportion of Breton saints in the kalendar.

Le calendrier porte saint Lunaire en rouge (1er juillet), saint Malo en rouge (15 novembre), Servais (en noir, 13 mai). De ce fait ce Livre d’Heures a du être à l’usage du diocèse de Saint-Malo.
Autres saints bretons: Yves, Turiaw, Samson, Magloire, Armel.

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Copiste breton : Yves de Villa Aurea

Texte publié dans : Jean-Luc Deuffic, Notes de bibliologie. Livres d’heures et manuscrits du Moyen Age identifiés, dans Pecia. Le livre et l’écrit, 7, 2009 [Lien].