Title page:

Incipit ordo missalis ẜm bre-||uiarium chori eccl'e Augusteñ || Dominica prima in aduentu || domini ad missam Introitus.|| [a1r]

Colophon:

[H1v:] Liber missalis ẜm ritum eccl'e || Augusteñ. ꝑ Erhardū ratdolt || mira imprimēdi arte:qua nuꝑ || venecijs:nūc Auguste vinde-||licorū excellit nominatissimus || Auguste imp̃ssus finit feliciter || Año dñi.M.cccc.xcvj.idꝰ.||Junij.||

H5r: A shield upon which a naked man holds a star over his stomach and genitals with his left hand. In his right hand he holds two snakes aloft. The shield is topped with a helmet with fronds cascading down. There are two large horns on top of the helmet, between which is a six-pointed star. Above this is printed the couplet, “Erhardi Ratdolt felicia conspice signa || Testata artificem qua valet ipse manum ||”. The printer's mark is printed in black and red (c. 103 x 140 mm).

Augsburg

Liturgical book

D-Mbs 2 Inc.c.a. 3352 contains a canon printed on vellum, signed (p-gathering) and foliated continuously. D-Mbs 2 Inc.c.a. 3353 contains a variant canon printed on vellum, also signed as 'p', but not foliated. The variant canon is clearly printed by Ratdolt, as is evident from the music type and the initials. It is also clearly a canon according to the use of Augsburg. The variant canon does not match those from other editions of the Missale Augustense printed by Ratdolt. It is possible that for some unknown reason, a second canon was printed.
The copy in A-SPL is a ghost, the copy formerly in A-SF has been sold and is of unknown whereabouts.

[*3r-*3v:] Fridericus dei & apostolice sedis fratia episcopꝰ Augustñ || ex comitibus in Zollr. Uniuersis & singulis Ecclesiarum || p̃latis.Canonicis. Rectoribus. Plebanis. Uiceplanis. Uicarijs || ꝑpetuis. Altaristis. Ceterisq𝔷 presbyteris & clericis per ciuitatē || & dioc𝔷 nostras Augustñ vbilibet constitutis Salutem in dño.|| (preface)
[*4r-**1v:] Calendar.
[**2r-**2v:] calculation of Easter.
[**3r-**4v:] Registrū huius missalis quot-||to videlicet folio queuis missa || locetur ostendens.|| (register)
H2r-H4r: Negligentie & defectus in missa contin||gentes.||

[*2v:] woodcut of the enthroned Virgin and Child with the patron saints of the city of Augsburg. To her right is St. Ulrich, holding a fish, and to her right is St. Afra, holding a fiery pyre. At the bottom of the page are four shields, presumably the arms of Prince-Bishop Friedrich von Hohenzollern. RELICS gives the artist as Hans Burgkmair (162 x 257.5 mm). This woodcut was first used in the Missale Aquileiense (vdm 1083).
[**2v:] woodcut to calculate the date of Easter (160 x 175 mm).
p5v: Angus Dei, printed in black and red (41.5 x 43.5 mm).
p8r(?): woodcut of the Crucifixion (160.5 x 250.5 mm). Beneath is the text: Et famulū tuum ep̃m nostrū cum oībus sibi cōmissis: ab omni|| aduersitate custodi:& pacem ecclesie nostris cōcede temporibꝰ ||
a1r: decorated woodcut initial 'A', printed in red and black (54.5 x 62 mm).
p3r: decorated woodcut initial 'T' (unclear whether printed in red and black or hand-coloured) (72.5 x 87 mm).
b1v, b6v, g7v, k3v, l7v, m3v, n1v, n2v, q1r, t5v, t7r, V5v, B8r, E1r, E2v, G4v: decorated woodcut initials, printed in red and black and used at the beginning of important liturgical celebrations (c. 41.5 x 49 mm).

Latin

[14], I-CCXL, [4]

Autopsy copy:

D-Mbs 2 Inc.c.a. 3352 and D-Mbs 2 Inc.c.a. 3353. More copies need to be inspected.

D-Mbs (1)