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Quae divino nutu a partibus

Source
Berlin, Staatsbibliothek zu Berlin Preußischer Kulturbesitz, Mus. 40047
Folio
110v
Sequence
6
Feast
XI milium Virginum
Office/Mass
E
Genre
A
Position
3
Cantus ID
204022
Mode
2
Differentia
41c
Differentia Database

1--f-f-e-e-cd-d--4

152r
Manuscript Reading Full Text (standardized spelling)
Quae divino nutu a partibus orientis exhibite pro Christi nomine effudere cruorem quia numquam in persecutione potuerunt ab ejus divelli confessione
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D-B Mus. 40047
110r <  > 111r Display facsimile (110v)
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Folio: 110v - Feast: Dionysii
1 L A B Et facta est comes multitudo 002701
2 E A O beate Dionysi magna est 003999
Folio: 110v - Feast: Januarii
3 E A Beatus Januarius orabat dicens domine 001636
Folio: 110v - Feast: XI milium Virginum
4 E A 1 In choro sanctorum jugiter divinae 202388
5 E A 2 Inter quos undena virginum milia 202596
6 E A 3 Quae divino nutu a partibus 204022
7 E A 4 Benedicamus ergo deum caelorum cum 200617
8 E A 5 Clematius igitur vir clarissimus vota 200805
Folio: 110v - Feast: Octava Dionysii
9 V A M Posuisti domine* 004344
10 E A 1 In tabernaculis* 003289
11 E A 2 Sancti per fidem* 004733
12 E A 3 Sancti mei* 004732
13 M R 1 Absterget deus* 006013
14 M R 2 Hi sancti viri* 006815
15 M R 3 Beatus Dionysius* 006202
16 M R 4 Vir inclytus* 007897
17 L A Beatus --*
18 E A In circuitu* 003208
19 V2 A Et facta est* 002701
20 E A Sancto vero* 205828
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CANTUS Database
D-B Mus. 40047
Provenance: Quedlinburg
Date: 11th century | 1000s
Cursus: Secular
Inventoried by: The index for D-B Mus. 40047 was prepared by Kate Helsen (Universität Regensburg) with editorial assistance from Elizabeth Sander and Andrew Mitchell (University of Western Ontario).
Contributor: Kate Helsen