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Main entry--corporate name

Catholic Church

Uniform title

Missal. Salisbury

Title

Missale ad vsu[m] ac co[n]suetudine[m] Saru[m]

Varying form of title

Missale ad vsum ac consuetudinesque Sarum

Varying form of title

Missale ad usum ac consuetudinesque Sarum

Varying form of title

Missale ad vsu[m] ac co[n]suetudine[sque] Saru[m]

Varying form of title

Missale ad vsum ac consuetudinem Sarum

Varying form of title

Missale ad usum ac consuetudinem Sarum

Varying form of title

Missale ad vsu ac cosuetudine Saru

Varying form of title

Sarum Missal

Imprint

Parisijs : ex officina libraria spectabilis viri Nicolai Preuost. Impensis vero fidelissimi mercatoris Francisci Byrckman., M.D.xxvij. [1527]

Physical description

[8], clxx, [74], lxiii, [1] leaves : music, ill. (woodcuts) ; 34 cm (folio)

Note

Imprint from colophon on leaf ²H8v (verso of final leaf). On the verso of the penultimate leaf (²H7v) is another colophon: "Missale ad vsum ecclesie Sarisburiensis: optimis formulis (vt res ipsa indicat) in alma Parisiorum academia, opera industrij viri Nicolai Preuost, impensis vero Francisci Byrckman: elimatissime impressum ... M.D.xxvij. tertio calendas Martias.".

Note

Printed in red and black throughout.

Note

Signatures: [maltese cross]⁸ a-t⁸ v-y⁶, A-H⁸ I¹⁰, ²A-H⁸.

Note

ESTC records title as "Missale ad vsu[m] ac co[n]suetudine[sque] Saru[m]".

Note

With woodcut initials and woodcut illlustrations.

Citation/references note

STC (2nd ed.), 16206

Citation/references note

ESTC, S120754

Citation/references note

Adams, L1209

Citation/references note

CLC, L1474

Reproduction note

Microfilm. Ann Arbor, Mich.: University Microfilms International, 1941. 1 microfilm reel; 35mm. (Early English books, 1475-1640; 120:03).

Provenance

Inscription in 16th-century hand at head of title page and at head of second leaf ([Maltese cross]2r): "Henry Y hath thys boke".

Provenance

Inscription in early modern hand on title page (partially legible): "Amy ... ".

Provenance

Armorial bookplate of Gilbert Burnet (1643-1715), Bishop of Salisbury 1689-1715) on second leaf (i.e. leaf [Maltese cross]2).

Provenance

Inscription at head of title page: "This booke is Io. Young".

Provenance

Inscription on leaf bound before text (previously an endleaf?): "This book hath been the property of King Henry the Eight, the learned Dean Young, Bishop Burnet, & is now 1760 the property of James West ... ".

Provenance

A copy of an anonymous letter, addressed to the governors of the "County or General New Hospital at Salisbury", dated Nov. 7. 1773, is bound at the beginning of the volume. It gives further information about the book's provenance. It states that, following the sale of books and belongings of James West, the book had several owners, before being purchased by its present owner for "three guineas and a half". The owner, who wished to remain anonymous, offered the book as a charitable donation to the governors of the hospital in Salisbury, to be kept there, or placed in a public library in Salisbury or the "college library in your antient cathedral". A note by John Fisher, Bishop of Salisbury, dated Jan 20, 1818, suggests that the anonymous letter-writer was "Joseph Wilcox Esq the only son of Dr Wilcox who was Bishop of Rochester in 1731".

Binding

19th-century dark brown calf over bevelled wooden boards, repaired 1946; blind tooling on boards in a 16th-century style, with a central panel of diaper-work within concentric frames of fillets with rolls and stamps; spine with five raised bands and blind tooling; blind fillet and hatching around board edges; blind fillets and roll on turn-ins; text block edges gilded, with earlier red sprinkling showing through; marbled endleaves. Stamp on verso of marbled free upper endleaf: "Bound by Hayday". Note on upper endleaf: "Injured by damp in the war years 1939-45. Repaired by Zaehnsdorf Ltd (144.146 Shaftesbury Avenue W.C.2) June 1946 at cost of £3.16.0. Now in archival card box.

Copy-specific note

Imperfect: wanting leaf [maltese cross]8.

Copy-specific note

Leaves v3 and v4 are printed on parchment. Leaf v3v has a full-page woodcut illustration of the crucifixion.

Copy-specific note

A portion of the illustration on leaf a1r has been cut out.

Copy-specific note

Manuscript notes(18th- or 19th-century?) about St Osmund on lower free endleaf; some marginal annotations.

Subject

Catholic Church

Subject

Mass Early works to 1800.

Added entry--name

Prévost, Nicolas, 1499-1532 printer.

Added entry--name

Birckman, Franz, -1530 publisher.

Added entry--name

Y, Henry, active 16th century former owner.

Added entry--name

Burnet, Gilbert, 1643-1715 former owner.

Added entry--name

Young, John former owner.

Added entry--name

West, James, active 1760 former owner.

Added entry--name

Fisher, John, 1748-1825 associated name.

Added entry--name

Wilcocks, Joseph, 1724-1791 associated name.

Added entry--name

Hayday, James, 1796-1872 binder.

Added entry--name

Zaehnsdorf (Firm) binder.

Added entry--place

France Paris.

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1102#$aCatholic Church.

24010$aMissal.$sSalisbury

24510$aMissale ad vsu[m] ac co[n]suetudine[m] Saru[m]

2463#$aMissale ad vsum ac consuetudinesque Sarum

2463#$aMissale ad usum ac consuetudinesque Sarum

2463#$aMissale ad vsu[m] ac co[n]suetudine[sque] Saru[m]

2463#$aMissale ad vsum ac consuetudinem Sarum

2463#$aMissale ad usum ac consuetudinem Sarum

2463#$aMissale ad vsu ac cosuetudine Saru

2463#$aSarum Missal

260##$aParisijs :$bex officina libraria spectabilis viri Nicolai Preuost. Impensis vero fidelissimi mercatoris Francisci Byrckman.,$cM.D.xxvij. [1527]

300##$a[8], clxx, [74], lxiii, [1] leaves :$bmusic, ill. (woodcuts) ;$c34 cm (folio)

500##$aImprint from colophon on leaf <sup>2</sup>H8v (verso of final leaf). On the verso of the penultimate leaf (<sup>2</sup>H7v) is another colophon: "Missale ad vsum ecclesie Sarisburiensis: optimis formulis (vt res ipsa indicat) in alma Parisiorum academia, opera industrij viri Nicolai Preuost, impensis vero Francisci Byrckman: elimatissime impressum ... M.D.xxvij. tertio calendas Martias.".

500##$aPrinted in red and black throughout.

500##$aSignatures: [maltese cross]⁸ a-t⁸ v-y⁶, A-H⁸ I¹⁰, ²A-H⁸.

500##$aESTC records title as "Missale ad vsu[m] ac co[n]suetudine[sque] Saru[m]".

500##$aWith woodcut initials and woodcut illlustrations.

5104#$aSTC (2nd ed.),$c16206

5104#$aESTC,$cS120754

5104#$aAdams,$cL1209

5104#$aCLC,$cL1474

533##$aMicrofilm.$bAnn Arbor, Mich.: University Microfilms International,$d1941. 1 microfilm reel; 35mm.$f(Early English books, 1475-1640; 120:03).

561##$aInscription in 16th-century hand at head of title page and at head of second leaf ([Maltese cross]2r): "Henry Y hath thys boke".

561##$aInscription in early modern hand on title page (partially legible): "Amy ... ".

561##$aArmorial bookplate of Gilbert Burnet (1643-1715), Bishop of Salisbury 1689-1715) on second leaf (i.e. leaf [Maltese cross]2).

561##$aInscription at head of title page: "This booke is Io. Young".

561##$aInscription on leaf bound before text (previously an endleaf?): "This book hath been the property of King Henry the Eight, the learned Dean Young, Bishop Burnet, & is now 1760 the property of James West ... ".

561##$aA copy of an anonymous letter, addressed to the governors of the "County or General New Hospital at Salisbury", dated Nov. 7. 1773, is bound at the beginning of the volume. It gives further information about the book's provenance. It states that, following the sale of books and belongings of James West, the book had several owners, before being purchased by its present owner for "three guineas and a half". The owner, who wished to remain anonymous, offered the book as a charitable donation to the governors of the hospital in Salisbury, to be kept there, or placed in a public library in Salisbury or the "college library in your antient cathedral". A note by John Fisher, Bishop of Salisbury, dated Jan 20, 1818, suggests that the anonymous letter-writer was "Joseph Wilcox Esq the only son of Dr Wilcox who was Bishop of Rochester in 1731".

563##$a19th-century dark brown calf over bevelled wooden boards, repaired 1946; blind tooling on boards in a 16th-century style, with a central panel of diaper-work within concentric frames of fillets with rolls and stamps; spine with five raised bands and blind tooling; blind fillet and hatching around board edges; blind fillets and roll on turn-ins; text block edges gilded, with earlier red sprinkling showing through; marbled endleaves. Stamp on verso of marbled free upper endleaf: "Bound by Hayday". Note on upper endleaf: "Injured by damp in the war years 1939-45. Repaired by Zaehnsdorf Ltd (144.146 Shaftesbury Avenue W.C.2) June 1946 at cost of £3.16.0. Now in archival card box.

590##$aImperfect: wanting leaf [maltese cross]8.

590##$aLeaves v3 and v4 are printed on parchment. Leaf v3v has a full-page woodcut illustration of the crucifixion.

590##$aA portion of the illustration on leaf a1r has been cut out.

590##$aManuscript notes(18th- or 19th-century?) about St Osmund on lower free endleaf; some marginal annotations.

61020$aCatholic Church$vPrayer-books and devotions$vEarly works to 1800.

650#0$aMass$vEarly works to 1800.

7001#$aPrévost, Nicolas,$d1499-1532$eprinter.

7001#$aBirckman, Franz,$d-1530$epublisher.

7001#$aY, Henry,$dactive 16th century$eformer owner.

7001#$aBurnet, Gilbert,$d1643-1715$eformer owner.

7001#$aYoung, John,$eformer owner.

7001#$aWest, James,$dactive 1760$eformer owner.

7001#$aFisher, John, 1748-1825,$eassociated name.

7001#$aWilcocks, Joseph,$d1724-1791$eassociated name.

7001#$aHayday, James,$d1796-1872$ebinder.

7102#$aZaehnsdorf (Firm),$ebinder.

752##$aFrance$dParis.