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Sacramentary
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Surviving sacramentariesMost of these are Illuminated manuscripts
6th/7th century
7th century- Sacramentary of Pope Gregory the Great (590-604) - "Gregorianum"
- Sacramentary of Bishop Marinianus of Ravenna (595-606?)
- Gallican Sacramentary - "Gallicanum"
8th century- The sacramentary known as "Gregorianum-Hadrianum", which Charlemagne (768-814), wishing to unify the liturgy in his Frankish realm, is said to have got from Pope Hadrian I (772-795)
- Sacramentary of Bobbio
- Sacramentary of Pippin - Gelasian type
- Sacramentary of Gellone - c. 780
- Sacramentary of Arbeo, bishop of Freising (†783)
- Sacramentary of Rheinau - c. 795/800
- Sacramentary of Angoulême - Gelasian type
- Sacramentary of Monza
9th century- Sacramentary of Amiens
- Sacramentary of Mainz
- Sacramentary of Trent - "Codex Tridentinus"
- Sacramentary of Autun - "Codex Augustodunensis", c. 845
- Drogo Sacramentary of Bishop Drogo (823-855) - 850
- Sacramentary of Metz - probably made for Charles the Bald: it includes a miniature of his coronation
- Sacramentary of Echternach
- Sacramentary of Pamelius
10th century
11th century
12th century- Sacramentary of Tours
- Sacramentary of Ratmann - 1159
- Sacramentary of Millstatt - 1170/1180
13th century- Sacramentary of Abbot Berthold - 1217
- Sacramentary of Hainricus Sacrista - c. 1220
In addition:
- Sacramentary of Biasca
- Sacramentary of St Paul
- Sacramentary of Brescia
- Sacramentary of Essen
- Sacramentary of Chantilly
- Sacramentary of Jena
- Sacramentary of Prague
- Sacramentary of Beauvais
- Sacramentary of Remedius - Gelasian type
- Sacramentary of Maria Laach
See also
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