Title page:

Incipit liber missalis ẜm cho||rum patauiensem. Dñica pri⸗||ma in aduentu dñi officium.||

Colophon:

Libroꝝ missaliū ẜm Patauiē⸗||sis eccłie rubricā.Opus tam || fideli q̃m cultissimo caractere:|| opera ⁊ impensis solertissimi || viri Johannis Winterburg || Wienne exaratum: Explicit.|| Anno salutis dominice. Mil⸗||lesimo quingentesimo tertio.|| Octauo kalendas Iunij|| [fol. O4r]
[abbreviations expanded: Librorum missalium secundum Patauiensis ecclesie rubricam. Opus tam fideli quam cultissimo caractere: opera & impensis solertissimi viri Johannis Winterburg Wienne exaratum: Explicit. Anno salutis dominice. Millesimo quingentesimo tertio. Octauo kalendas Iunij.]

Winterburger’s mark on 272r, with Winterburger’s hexastich above (Signa uides lector hyberna ex arce Joannis…).
Upright square, printed in red; circle with cross on the top, in the circle a snake and an arrow, right and left the Initials „I“ and „W“; ornamented background (49 x 56 mm)

Vienna

Liturgical book

The colophon states that Winterburg produced this edition at his own expense, i.e. he was the publisher; it was apparently thus not produced as a commission. According to Dolch (1913), 21, this is the first publication in which Winterburger combined antiphoner letters (29 mm high) in their natural connexion with notes. Weale-Bohatta 768 and 769 differ only in that the latter does not contain gathering P, with the missae speciales. Weale-Bohatta 770 has an alternative ending: CXLVIr: Canon, CLv: Agnus Dei, and no gathering P.

2r-7v: Calendar
272v: Poem by Johannes Cuspinianus (eight lines in elegiac couplets). Superscription: Cuspinianus Sacerdotibus bene orare. Incipit: Hec si non labiis pia uerba nec ore darentur […].

i v: Full-page woodcut of St Stephen by Lucas Cranach, dated 1502.
viii v: woodcut for finding the golden number, with owl catching a bird in its claws, with leafwork surrounding.
Fol. t1v: full page woodcut of the crucifixion, preceding the canon.
Fol. t2r: historiated initial T (for Te igitur clementissime).
Several more decorated and historiated initials.

Latin

[12], I–CCXCIIII

Autopsy copy:

D-Mbs 2º Rar.2149

D-Mbs, A-Wn (1), A-Wn (2), A-Wn (3)