o:id url o:resource_template o:resource_class o:item_set[o:id] o:item_set[dcterms:title] o:media[o:id] o:media[file] dcterms:title dcterms:creator dcterms:description dcterms:extent schema:position schema:language schema:location bdm2:actor bdm2:carriesWork bdm2:dataSource bdm2:hasManifest bdm2:hasType bdm2:location bdm2:object bdm2:refersTo bdm2:relatedWork bdm2:authorityId bdm2:birthDateCertainty bdm2:checked bdm2:collationStatement bdm2:deathDateCertainty bdm2:decoration bdm2:hand bdm2:leafPageDimensions bdm2:modernScholarship bdm2:needsCheck bdm2:numberColumns bdm2:numberLines bdm2:physicalAction bdm2:previousShelfmark bdm2:shelfmark bdm2:stcID bdm2:writingSupport bdm2:referenceDetails bdm2:referencesBirgitta bdm2:folios bdm2:carriedOutBy bdm2:composedOf bdm2:formsPartOf bdm2:hasScribe bdm2:locationCreated bdm2:ownedBy bdm2:recipient bdm2:resultedIn bdm2:agentRole bdm2:alternateName bdm2:atPage bdm2:audience bdm2:comment bdm2:deathDate bdm2:language bdm2:position bdm2:productionDate bdm2:referencedIn bdm2:relatedLink bdm2:catalogueLink bdm2:hasComponent bdm2:dateCreated bdm2:objectOf bdm2:name bdm2:lifeRole bdm2:movedTo bdm2:enddate bdm2:startDate bdm2:printerOf bdm2:resultedFrom rdfs:label geo:lat geo:long 1660 https://birgitta.uib.no/s/birgitta/item/1660 Work item bdm2:WorkItem Book of Hours (Edinburgh, Edinburgh UL, MS 42) 2 Latin 1123 | 1567 | 1644 | 1658 | 1659 | 1504 | 1661 | 1576 | 1662 | 1629 | 1511 | 1473 | 1475 | 1496 | 66 | 1663 | 1479 Verse initials: alternately blue and red and gold and black filigree. Psalm initials: two line, burnished gold on grounds of blue and lake. sectional initials: five line, floriated in blue, lake, vermilion, and green, on grounds of burnished gold and colour, combined with full borders. Line-endings: blue and gold scroll. Borders: surrounding the miniatures and enclosing the first page of each section. These last seem to be imitations both of French and English work of the 15th century. The broad bands of conventional foliage or pleated spiral design are English in type, while the feathery branch work of gold ivy-leaf or roundel combined with flowers and fruit seem as typically French. None of the work is of the best quality, and it resembles the hybrid work of Scottish books of the period A Gothic hand with laterally compressed letters. The insertions (noted as they occur in the Contents) are by various Scottish hands. 16 Parchment true 1653 1652 1400-1499