Holding institution title: W.113, Psalter from a Psalter-Hours (second half in Paris), , Latin (1275-1300 CE, Northeast France (Flanders at the time))
Holding institution classification: Psalter-Hours
Holding institution location: Baltimore, MD
URL: https://thedigitalwalters.org/Data/WaltersManuscripts/html/W113/description.html
URL2: https://manuscripts.thewalters.org/viewer.php?id=W.113
Digitization status: Digitized
Date: 1275-1300
Language(s): Latin, Italian
Use: Metz
Country of production: France
City or region of production: Northeastern France
Illumination contents: David and Goliath and David as king playing harp in initial B, David crowned by Samuel in initial D, King David pointing to mouth before altar and face of God in initial D, Fool eating bread in initial D, King David orant and Christ blessing in initial S, King David playing bells in initial E, Trinity in initial D
Text contents: Calendar, Biblical Psalter, Weekly Canticles
Hours intercalated?:
Personalization: Contents suggest original owner had a Franciscan or Dominican affiliation. Possible ownership inscription inscribed in the lower margins of ff. 68v and 69r by seventeenth-century hand: “Deberud[?]t.”
Scribe: Unknown
Illuminator: Unknown
Patron: Unknown; contents suggest that the original owner had a Franciscan or Dominican affiliation
Materials: Parchment
Binding original?: No
Binding description: Rebound with brown speckled calf skin in France, second half of the eighteenth century; gilt tooling on spine with inscription “PSAUME DE DAVID”; page edges regilt and leather tabs affixed late nineteenth or early twentieth century
Folio height (in centimeters): 13.7
Folio width (in centimeters): 10
