Early Manuscripts at Iowa: Spain
Pre-1600 (and a few post-1600) manuscripts located in Special Collections at the University of Iowa
Manuscripts from Spain
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Antiphonal. "Domine qui operati sunt": Psalm 14, Verse 2.01. "Haec est generatio": Psalm 23, Verse 6.
Call Number: xMMs.An1Publication Date: 16th or 17th CenturyPlace of origin: Spain
Language(s): Latin
Additional content note: "Domine qui operati sunt" is from psalm 14, verse 2.01. This is followed by another chant "Haec est generatio," Psalm 23, verse 6. Both of these were antiphons used on All Saint's Day, at the office of matins. -
Antiphonal. Antiphonal chants for All Saint's Day (Nov. 1) and Saint Martin's Feast Day (Nov. 11).
Call Number: xMMs.An4Publication Date: [16th Century] - penciled notation indicating 15th century appears to be incorrect based on other evidencePlace of origin: [Spain, possibly Italy] - a later stamp on an inside folio reads "Made in Spain," although other evidence could indicate Italian origins
Language(s): Latin -
Spanish or Italian Antiphonal. Includes antiphons for Nov 1, the Feast of All Saints' and Nov 11, the Feast of Saint Martin, Bishop and Confessor, from the Sanctoral Cycle
Call Number: xMMs.An3Publication Date: [15th Century, possibly 16th Century]- 15th century based on the four-line staves and the closeness of the notes. Perhaps 16th based on the script and decorated capitalsPlace of origin: [Spain, possibly Italy]
Language(s): Latin
De Ricci number: may be no. 16 from 1962 census -
Particion de los Vienes
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Call Number: xMMs.Doc2Publication Date: 1690, 1699Contents: The last will and testament of Don Francisco Muñoz de Carillo and Ynes Muñoz Carillo, Marquesà de Villel
Place of origin: Cuenca, Spain
Language(s): Spanish
Modern Edition: None
