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64 folios, parchment. A cycle of 6 anonymous L'homme armé Masses.
Franco-flemish scribe (f. 64). f. 64, dedicatory poem to Beatrice d'Aragon («Ad serenissimam Ungarie reginam») with a line mentionning «Charolus hoc prínceps quondam gaudere solebat») apparently refering to Charles the Bold.
Copied by two scribes: one (A) copied the music for the discantus and the two contratenors on 1r-31v, 33v, and 45v-63v (this scribe also worked on BrusBR 5557); the second (B), copied the tenor in the entire ms., and other voices in 1r (only the 'Christe'), 1v-2r, 10r-11r, 22r-23r, 32r-33r, 35r (only the 'Domine Deus' in the second contra), and 44r-45r. Overall, FerrariNF considers B more musically accomplished and the likely compiler of the ms., copying the beginning of the central masses, and setting out the overall structure of the manuscript, which A then completed.
Musical edition in CMM 85.

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