Misse familiares cum suis ca[n]tibu[us] angelicis nuperrime ad vngue[m] recognite : nam pleraq[ue] in vetustiorib[us] exe[m]plarib[us] truncata, in hac nouissima recognitione reintegrata sunt sicuti precipue in intonationibus Psalmorum videre est. Misse sole[n]niores toti[us] anni, nuperrime ad vngue[m] recognite. Communes prose totius anni nouissime emendate
1526
Misse familiares cum suis ca[n]tibu[us] angelicis nuperrime ad vngue[m] recognite : nam pleraq[ue] in vetustiorib[us] exe[m]plarib[us] truncata, in hac nouissima recognitione reintegrata sunt sicuti precipue in intonationibus Psalmorum videre est. Misse sole[n]niores toti[us] anni, nuperrime ad vngue[m] recognite. Communes prose totius anni nouissime emendate
1526
In three parts Plainchant on 4-line staves Printed in red and black Title page includes printers' device Misse familiares cum suis cantibuus angelicis nuperrime ad vnguem recognite : (xxviij, [27] leaves of music) -- Misse solenniores totius anni, nuperrime ad vnguem recognite : imprint date from colophon at end ([52] pages) -- Communes prose totius anni nouissime emendate : ([32] leaves of music), dated 1526 or 1531 Joshua Bates; Catalogued Boston Public Library (Allen A. Brown Collection) copy half-bound in black/red marbled papers and black leather over boards. Spine includes binder's spine title and "Boston Public Library" in gilt. Front pastedown includes donors' ex libris (bookplate) identifying copy as a gift of Joshua Bates. Verso of title page includes annotation in pencil script identifying date of receipt as September 15, 1859. Printed on antique laid papers featuring horizontal chainlines, vertical wire lines, and watermark visible at spine-edge of page, near tail-end. Title page includes embossed stamp of the Boston Public Library. Rear pastedown includes ink stamp of the Boston Public Library [Bindery], dated "OCT 27 1910"
