Lucca, Biblioteca Arcivescovile MS 5 is two manuscripts, a compendium of bishop's liturgy and other material dating to 1175-1200, and a noted breviary covering the entirety of the church year and common offices dating to between 1125-50. Its liturgy is comprised of a large number of European uses uniquely combined and modified; the breviary also sometimes incorporates the use of the Holy Sepulchre in Jerusalem as it existed prior to its 1149 revision under Patriarch Fulcher of Angoulême. The breviary of Lucca MS 5 most likely represents the use of the Cathedral of Tyre in the Latin Kingdom of Jerusalem.
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