Sermons from Palm Sunday to the sixth Sunday after Easter, etc1445.latManuscript on paper and parchment. Copied by Pancratius Hales, regular canon in the convent of St. John the Evangelist in Waldhausen (Waldhusium, Regular Canons of St. Augustine) in Austria, between Linz and Sankt PoltenIn Latin and German.Script: Written by one hand in Gothica Semihybrida Currens; the spelling is deviant. The rubrics as far as they were executed are by an incompetent hand in the same type of script.Headings and marginal captions in red. Frequent red paragraph marks and underlining of text passages. Red plain initials (2-4 lines); from f. 66r onwards they are generally of a more refined type.Binding: Original undecorated white pigskin, with semicircular tabs (?) at both ends of the spine, over heavy leather boards. At the top of the front cover is the original shelfmark "D.II" (?); also a strip of parchment pasted onto the leather with the inscription: "Sermones a die Palmarum usque ad festum Penthecostis in papiro ***********. E.62" (s. XVI ). On the spine with four raised bands the handwritten inscription "SERMONES". The rear pastedown is a leaf in the same handwriting as the text in our manuscript, and probably belonging to it. Remnants of four leather ties at each cover, two at the outer edge and one in the middle of the upper and lower edge.