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Dum transisset*

Source
Einsiedeln, Kloster Einsiedeln - Musikbibliothek, 611
Folio
095v
Sequence
15
Feast
Octava Paschae
Office/Mass
M
Genre
R
Position
3.4
Cantus ID
006565
Mode
*
Manuscript Reading Full Text (standardized spelling)
Dum transisset*
Manuscript Reading Full Text (MS spelling)
Dum transisset
Indexing Notes
This chant is not set to pitches.
Image link
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CH-E 611
095r <  > 096r Display facsimile (095v)
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Folio: 095v - Feast: Octava Paschae
1 M A 1. Alleluia* 001333
2 M R 1.1 Maria Magdalena* 007128
3 M R 1.2 Surgens Jesus* 007734
4 M R 1.3 Congratulamini* 006323
5 M R 1.4 Ecce vicit leo* 006616
6 M A 2. Alleluia* 001332
7 M R 2.1 Virtute magna* 007907
8 M R 2.2 Tulerunt dominum* 007797
9 M R 2.3 Expurgate* 006699
10 M R 2.4 De ore prudentis* 006396
11 M A 3. Alleluia* 001338
12 M R 3.1 Surrexit pastor* 007742
13 M R 3.2 Angelus domini descendit* 006093
14 M R 3.3 Angelus domini locutus* 006095
15 M R 3.4 Dum transisset* 006565
16 L A 1 Et valde mane una* 002728
17 L A 2 Redemptor noster surrexit de sepulcro 004589
18 L A 3 Alleluia alleluia alleluia alleluia alleluia 001332
19 L R Surrexit Christus alleluia alleluia 602294
20 L V 01 Et illuxit populo suo* 602294a
21 L A B Thomas qui dicitur Didymus non 005145
22 V2 R Angelus domini
23 V2 A 1M Post dies octo januis clausis 004326
24 V2 A 2M Mitte manum tuam et cognosce 003797
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CANTUS Database
CH-E 611
Provenance: Einsiedeln
Date: 14th century | 1300s
Cursus: Monastic
Inventoried by: Proofreaders:
The index for CH-E 611 was prepared by Mette Kjaergaard (University of Western Ontario) with proofreading by Alessandra Ignesti (McGill University) and editorial assistance from Charles Downey (Catholic University of America). Essays edited (March 2016) by Debra Lacoste (University of Waterloo).