Walters Ms. W.42, Psalter of Jernoul de Camphaing Biblical Psalter Weekly canticles Litany, petitions, and collects Office of the Dead and prayers Added suffrages Psalter Principal cataloger Randall, Lilian M.C. Cataloger Herbert, Lynley Editor Herbert, Lynley Copy editor Wallace, Susan Contributor Emery, Doug Contributor Noel, William Contributor Schuele, Allyson Contributor Tabritha, Ariel Contributor Toth, Michael B. Contributor Wiegand, Kimber Conservator Owen, Linda The Walters Art Museum

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 This pocket-sized Biblical Psalter was produced for Jernoul de Camphaing in the third quarter of the thirteenth century. Although now misbound and missing some text and two images, the manuscript still retains eight lively historiated initials in a style typical of the region of Flanders that is now considered northeastern France. A small group of suffrages was added during the fourteenth century to originally blank folios at the end of the manuscript, a of sign of another generation of use. Baltimore The Walters Art Museum W.42 The primary language in this manuscript is Latin. The secondary language of this manuscript is French, Old (842-ca.1400). 1r - 227v Psalter 1r - 170r Biblical Psalter Originally a nine-partite Biblical Psalter; contents misbound and incomplete; fols. 13r-47v: Psalms 2.2-37.23; fols. 48r-57v: Psalms 38.12-47.4; fols. 58r-69v: Psalms 48.6-58.11; fols. 129r-140v: Psalms 58.12-68.16; fols. 70r-128v: Psalms 68.17-108.31; fols. 1r-12v: Psalms 109.1-118.71; fols. 141r-170r: Psalms 118.71-150.6 170r - 188r Weekly canticles Confitebor tibi 188r - 193v Litany, petitions, and collects Kyrieleyson Choice of saints indicates use in northeast France; litany includes twenty-three martyrs, including Callistus, Maurice, Nicasius, Fabianus, Sebastian, Saturninus, Antony, Julian, Marcellus, Genesius, Valentine, George, and Blasius; nineteen confessors, monks, hermits, including Remigius, Germanus, Vedast, Amandus, Jerome, Benedict, Hilary, Basil, Leonard, and Aegydius; seventeen virgins, including Margaret, Amalberga, Walburga, Brigid, and Catherine; fols. 192r-193v: Pater noster, seven petitions, and six collects 194r - 226r Office of the Dead and prayers Dilexi quoniam exaudiet For the use of Rome; fols. 199r-201v: twelve Latin prayers with French rubrics; fol. 226r: rubric with name of owner 226v - 227v Added suffrages Johannes apostolo et evangelista Text added in the fourteenth century; suffrages to SS. John the Evangelist, Mary Magdalene, Catherine, and Elisabeth of Hungary

Medium-weight, well-prepared parchment, darkened from use

 Foliation: i+227(+2 bis folios, and with one missed number)+i12.5 9.0 8.2 5.4 Flyleaves are modern parchment; folios are numbered up to 227, but two folios were missed and did not receive numbers, and one folio number was skipped, so there are actually 228 folios; two sets of foliation present: earlier pencil foliation in lower right corners rectos (incorrect) and modern pencil foliation upper right corners rectos (used here)

Quire 1: 12, with first folio missing (fols. 1-11); Quires 2-4: 12 (fols. 12-47); Quire 5: 12, with first and twelfth folios missing (fols. 48-57); Quires 6-17: 12 (fols. 58-199, including fols. 95bis and 169bis); Quire 18: 14, with the number "212" accidentally left out of the foliation (fols. 200-214); Quire 19: 12, with a thirteenth folio added (fols. 215-227) None None Misbound and incomplete

 Ruled in lead Later fourteenth-century hand Written in textura semi-quadrata Historiated initials on fols. 1r, 30r, 62r, 63r, 89v, 108r, and 139v Historiated initial fol. 170r Two missing historiated initials (from Psalms 1 and 38); eight extant historiated initials (5-8 lines); minor psalms and canticles introduced by enlarged decorated initials in gold against blue and rose grounds with white accents (3 lines); psalm versals in alternating gold with blue flourishes and blue with red flourishes; geometric line fillers and marginal pen flourishes in gold, blue, and red throughout; rubrics in red; text in black ink Initial "D" with the Trinity Psalm 109 Historiated initial "D," 8 lines Initial "D" with David pointing to his eye before Christ Psalm 26 Historiated initial "D," 8 lines Initial "D" with Christ banishing devil Psalm 51 Historiated initial "D," 5 lines Initial "D" with Christ and the fool Psalm 52 Historiated initial "D," 8 lines Initial "E" with David ringing bells Psalm 80 Historiated initial "E," 8 lines Initial "C" with three monks singing Psalm 97 Historiated initial "C," 8 lines Initial "S" with David in water below the hand of God Psalm 68 Historiated initial "S," 8 lines Initial "C" with king praying at altar Canticles Historiated initial "C," 8 lines

Rebound in Paris by Léon Gruel in the late nineteenth/early twentieth century; green velvet, edges stained red; remnants of leather dealer tabs (mostly broken)

 Third quarter of the 13th century CE Northeast France (Flanders at the time) Created in the last quarter of the thirteenth century in northeast France (French Flanders) for Jernoul de Camphaing (modern day Camphin, near Lille), whose name appears in red inscription fol. 226r Léon Gruel, Paris, late nineteenth/early twentieth century; his inscription on front pastedown "Add. Ms. 18" Henry Walters, Baltimore, purchased from Gruel between 1895 and 1931 Walters Art Museum, 1931, by Henry Walters' bequest Relevant Works De Ricci, Seymour, and W. J. Wilson. Census of Medieval and Renaissance Manuscripts in the United States and Canada. Vol. 1. New York: H. W. Wilson Company, 1935; p. 773, cat. no. 102. Oliver, Judith H. Gothic Manuscript Illumination in the Diocese of Liege (c. 1250-1330). Leuven: Peeters, 1988; p. 76 (n. 67). Randall, Lilian M. C. Medieval and Renaissance Manuscripts in the Walters Art Gallery. Vol. 1, France, 875-1420. Baltimore and London: Johns Hopkins University Press in association withe the Walters Art Gallery, 1989; pp. 77-79, cat. no. 33. Art Medicine Museum Poetry Script Muhammad, the Prophet Kashmiri Horses Walters Art Museum Document Astrology Devotion History Legal Literature -- Poetry Literature -- Prose Liturgy Philosophy Science Science -- Medicine Scripture Sufism Theology Mineralogy Logic Geography Geomancy Cosmology Cartography Fortune-telling Koran Qur`an Firman Palimpsest Prayer Bible Gospels Psalter Missal Lectionary Book of Hours Antiphonary Homilary Processional Horologion Breviary Hymnal Chronicle Maghreb Sub-Saharan (West) Africa Turkey Afghanistan Central Asia Egypt England India Iran Iraq Pakistan Germany France Austria Netherlands Ethiopia Armenia Flanders Greece Mamluk Mughal Ottoman Ottonian Armenian Byzantine Abbasid Qajar Rajput Christian Arabic Austrian Dutch Egyptian Fatimid German Indian Islamic Persian Safavid Timurid Turkish Umayyad English French Flemish Ethiopian Carolingian Calligraphy Colophon Headpiece Illumination Illustration Medallion Miniature Ornament Painting Early Abbasid script Ragini Romanesque Gothic Watermark Grotesques Historiated initial Inhabited initial White-vine lettering Textura Batarda Humanistic Uncial Accordion book Album Book Codex Manuscript Heraldry Saint's Life Drawing Grisaille New Abbasid style Musical notation Russia Romania Charter Russian Genealogy Mass book Prayer book Gospel Lectionary Psalter-Hours Treatise Grammar Gloss Pontifical Private devotional text Gradual Protective scroll Scroll 10th century 11th century 12th century 13th century 14th century 15th century 16th century 17th century 18th century 19th century 20th century 8th century 9th century Block book Caroline minuscule Central Arab lands (Near East) Chart English secretary hand Kufic Gothic book hand Original binding Treasure binding Gospel Book Spanish Spain Italian Italy Coptic Scrapbook American United States Maryland Historical Society Friendship book Friendship Biography Judaism Talmud Collection of Sermons Notable Notable binding Liturgical Devotional Scriptural Theological Legal Historical Scientific Scientific -- Medical Literary -- Prose Literary -- Poetry Philosophical Astrological Sufi English Christian Flemish French Book Codex Historiated initial Illumination Inhabited initial Manuscript Walters Art Museum Flanders 13th century Devotion France Psalter-Hours