Title page:

¶ Incipit liber missalis scÄ‘m || chorÅ« Patauieñ.|| [fol. 1r].

Colophon:

fol. 318r: Hoc presens secundum chorum Pa⸗||tauiensem. cum omnibus requisitis.|| & alijs multis superadditis stu⸗||diosissime reuisum correctum et || emendatum: in clarissima vrbe || superioris Pañonie: que olim || flauiana: nunc Vienna dicta: || Hioannis [sic] Winterburgeri: et || impensis et laboribus studio⸗||sius. Anno salutis. &c̃. Mille⸗||simo quingentesimo septimo ad || Tercias nonas Aprilis: finem || optatum vendicans Missale || impressum explicit.|| Laus deo || [Winterburger’s poem and printer’s mark]

Winterburger’s mark on fol. 302r in red: upright square, circle with cross on the top, in the circle a snake and an arrow, right and left the initials “I W”, ornamented background; with Winterburger’s hexastich above (Signa uides lector hyberna ex arce Joannis…).

Vienna

Liturgical book

According to the colophon, Winterburger was both printer and publisher. Dolch and Weale-Bohatta note a variant of this edition, in which the signatures in the canon are printed in red.

P6v: afterword by Winterburger (“Calcographus Joannes Winterburgerus Lectori S.”).

1v: full-page woodcut in two registers: above are SS Stephen, Rupert and Virgil; below is the Man of Sorrows, supported by two angels, with the instruments of the passion, with inscription “ARMA XPI.”
[β]1r: Historiated quarter-page woodcut Te igitur initial, showing priest at the altar.
Decorated initials throughout.

Latin

[10], i–cxxxviij, [6], cxxxix–cccij.

Autopsy copy:

GB-Ob Vet. D1 c.73

D-Mbs , A-Wn (1)