Rostock, Universitätsbibliothek, Fragm. philol. 2
[Tristan fragments]
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General information
| Folios | 2 |
| Folio notes: | Two leaves used to bind a book printed in Cologne in 1529 (Ff-76). |
| Language | Language object (44) |
| Approx. date | ?1275 to 1325 |
| Date notes | 'aus dem 14. Jahrhundert' (Golther 1927, 407); 'um 1300' (Heydeck 2001, 314). |
| Place(s) of production | 'Süd(?)-Frankreich' (Heydeck 2001, 314). |
| First words of second recto folio | |
| First words of last recto folio | |
| Incipit | [f. 1ra] issir de le forest .i. ch(eualie)r arme de toutes ??ar?? / mes |
| Explicit | [f. 2vb] ??A??donkes li respondi li p(rou)do(m) sire il la ??nest?? |
Material
| Material: | Material object (4) |
| Watermark: | |
| Condition: | Much of f. 1r is illegible on account of the holes and wear from use in binding. |
Structure
| Collation: | |
| Quire structure: | Perhaps belonged to the same bifolium. |
| Quire marks: | MSQuiremarkDisposition object (21) |
| Catchwords: | |
| Catchword disposition: | MSCatchwordDisposition object (12) |
Physical description
| General illustration: | |
| General decoration: | Paragraphs are marked by flourished initials (height: 2 lines), alternating red and blue, with decoration in the opposing colour. |
| Evidence of readership: | |
| Foliations description: | Numbered 1 and 2 by a modern hand in the upper right corner of the recto sides. |
Mise en page
| Description 1 | Dimensions from Heydeck 2001, 314. |
| Page sampled | |
| Layout | MSLayout object (3) |
| Page dimensions | 305x195 (mm) |
| Justification | 245x170 (mm) |
| Columns | 2mm between columns |
| Lines | 46 |
| Rubrication | |
| Writing above top line? | False |
| Sample page layout: | |
Hand(s)
| Level of Execution: | Execution object (4) |
| Script | Script object (4) |
| Folio range | From 1ra to 2vb |
| Date | ?1275 to 1325 |
| Scribe description: | A fairly rounded book hand, with the following traits: two-compartment 'a' (open upper bow); tall 's' in final position; some 'v' in initial position; occasional use of 'y'; tironian 'et' is crossed. A date c. 1300 seems probable. |
| Notes | |