Published citations and unpublished notes:
1974: former MSS handlist records "f.126v illumination by Master of the Lehrbuchs of Maximilian of Salzburg (Vienna School). Dr. Otto Pächt 11/9/1974."
Physical description: On parchment. i + 252 + i leaves, 400 x 300 mm.
Contents: Calendar includes Rudolf and Virgil, bishops of Salzburg; Temporal (Advent - Corpus Christi), Prefaces (with side tabs, and tabs at foot of leaves for main divisions), noted Magnificat and other prayers added in blank spaces.
Decoration: f.126v full-page Crucifixion; f.129v roundel at foot of page of Christ rising from the tomb. Initials: Calendar: usually green on dark red, patterned in gold, with foliage sprays in pink, blue and green; Temporal up to Prefaces: 3-, 2- and 1-line blue or red. Capitals stroked with red.
Binding: 16th century blind-tooled leather over wooden boards, with metal bosses and cornerpieces; four rolls on each cover, including one with figures labelled CARI, SPES, FIDE, FORT. Rebacked.
Provenance 1700-1800: '38' inside cover.
Provenance 1800-1900?): no.5 and M.J. Johnson f.1.
Provenance 1900-1900: Thomas Glazebrook Rylands (bequest 1900): Rylands catalogue, pages 14-15.
