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[manuscriptjourneys]

Portion of a parchment leaf with Hebrew ms. text of Prophets used as binding waste The text of the large letters is taken from the Prophets, specifically Amos. The right column is cropped text from the 7th word of 2:9 through the first word of 2:12. The left column picks up at the fifth word of 2:15 and continues through chapter 3:1. Penn Libraries call number: GC55 H2798 586d All images from this book by Penn Provenance Project http://flic.kr/p/cC8zRj

[manuscriptjourneys]

Portion of a parchment leaf with Hebrew ms. text of Prophets used as binding waste The text of the large letters is taken from the Prophets, specifically Amos. The right column is cropped text from the 7th word of 2:9 through the first word of 2:12. The left column picks up at the fifth word of 2:15 and continues through chapter 3:1. [See related images below] Penn Libraries call number: GC55 H2798 586d All images from this book by Penn Provenance Project http://flic.kr/p/cC8AHS

[manuscriptjourneys]

Portion of a parchment leaf from a liturgical music manuscript (possibly a gradual?) by Penn Provenance Project http://flic.kr/p/aYY4XB V. Exspectet{ur sicut pluvia eloqui} um me{um et descendant} sicut ros v[er]ba m{ea, sicut} ymber su[per] g{ramina.} V. Et [Portion of a parchment leaf from a liturgical music manuscript (possibly a gradual?). Written in a Gothic bookhand in brown ink with initials in red and blue, 4-line staves in red with pneumes in brown ink, and rubrics in red ink. Text: part of Deuteronomy 32:1-4, used as the canticle after the fourth Old Testament reading on Holy Saturday.] Penn Libraries call number: GC5 P7137 515h All images from this book