File:Basel, Universitätsbibliothek, A X 122, f. 56v – Composite manuscript Theology.JPG

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English: This paper manuscript from the Carthusian Monastery of Basel contains ordinaries for priests (among them an address in German to the lay brothers), deacons and subdeacons, instructions for the office of the sacristan, as well as a number of shorter and longer pieces of liturgical music. Among the latter, otherwise all in Latin, there is a German version of the sequence Ave praeclara maris stella (135r-135v) written by Sebastian Brant. This manuscript was written by Thomas Kress, the last Carthusian in Basel (†1564), at the beginning of his monastic career.
Deutsch: Die Papierhandschrift aus der Basler Kartause enthält Ordinarien für Priester (darunter eine deutsche Ansprache an die Laienbrüder), Diakon und Subdiakon, eine Anleitung über das Amt des Sakristans sowie eine Anzahl kürzerer und längerer liturgischer Musikstücke. Unter letzteren, ansonsten durchweg in Latein, findet sich eine von Sebastian Brant verfasste deutsche Version der Sequenz Ave praeclara maris stella (135r-135v). Geschrieben wurde die Handschrift von Thomas Kress, dem nachmals letzten Kartäuser in Basel († 1564), am Anfang seiner Klosterlaufbahn.
Français : Le manuscrit en papier de la chartreuse de Bâle contient les ordinaires pour les prêtres (y compris un discours en allemand aux frères convers), les diacres et les sous-diacres, des instructions sur la charge de sacristain et une série d’extraits musicaux liturgiques plus ou moins longs. Ils sont tous en latin à l’exception d’une version allemande de la séquence Ave praeclara maris stella (135r-135v) écrite par Sebastian Brant. Le manuscrit a été copié par Thomas Kress, le dernier chartreux de Bâle († 1564), alors qu’il était au début de sa carrière monastique.
Italiano: Il manoscritto cartaceo della certosa di Basilea contiene ordinari per i sacerdoti (compreso un discorso in tedesco ai fratelli conversi), diaconi e sottodiaconi, istruzioni sulla carica di sacrestano e una serie di brani musicali liturgici più o meno lunghi. Tra questi ultimi, altrimenti interamente in latino, c'è una versione tedesca della sequenza Ave praeclara maris stella (135r-135v) scritta da Sebastian Brant. Il manoscritto è stato scritto da Thomas Kress, l'ultimo certosino di Basilea († 1564), all'inizio della sua carriera monastica.
Date between 1496 and 1498
date QS:P,+1496-00-00T00:00:00Z/8,P1319,+1496-00-00T00:00:00Z/9,P1326,+1498-00-00T00:00:00Z/9
Source https://www.e-codices.unifr.ch/en/list/one/ubb/A-X-0122
Author Thomas Kress

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