| Liturgical plays |
Easter plays
Type I
| B-GEELdgm Antiphoner, f. 117r-v: Lipphardt: - |
| B-TO Ordinarius: Lipphardt 346 |
| D-AAm G20: Lipphardt 174 (see
Lipphardt 175-177, referring to mss D-Aam G25, G23 and G64, for
similar Aachen Easter plays) |
| D-KNd 226 (Lipphardt ?) |
| F-CA 38, f. 120r-v: Lipphardt: - |
| NL-TILtf Haaren 14, f. 24v: Lipphardt: - |
| NL-Uu 406: Lipphardt 359 (and see Lipphardt 358,
referring to NL-Uu 407, for a similar Easter play) |
| NL-Au V J 59 (Augustinian Processionale,
16th-17th century): Lipphardt: - |
| NL-Hs 184 C 1, fol. 122v: Lipphardt: -
|
Type II
Type III
Occasionally one also finds plays in vernacular, such as in
NL-DHk 70 E 5.
Literature
Ordo Stellae
In B-Bb 299, a manuscript of the Munsterbilzen
St.-Amorabdij, an Ordo Stellae is
preserved, prepared after 1130. According to
Smits
van Waesberghe it should be attributed to
Theodericus of St Trond (for reasons of
literary style).
Ascension play
A small Ascension play is given in a rubric of NL-ZUa
6, in a 16th century hand (f. 24r, bottom margin). A similar play is
known from the Lebuinuskerk in
Deventer; see Haakma Wagenaar in
De grote of Lebuinuskerk ...,
pp. 149-150.
Literature on Dutch liturgical drama
See also Performance practice and
Processions.
These are all liturgical plays known at the moment.
Last change: Tue 07 December 2004