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Tunc crudelissimus praeses praecepit eas

Source
Köln (Cologne), Erzbischöfliche Diözesan- und Dombibliothek, 215
Folio
196r
Sequence
7
Feast
Blasii
Office/Mass
M
Genre
R
Position
3.2
Cantus ID
602362
Mode
?
Manuscript Reading Full Text (standardized spelling)
Tunc crudelissimus praeses praecepit eas mittere in fornacem sulphure ardentem quibus inimissis mox ignis caelitus extinctus est et egressae apparuerunt penitus illaesae tandem jussum est ut omnes capite plecterentur tali martyrio caelos ascendunt
Manuscript Reading Full Text (MS spelling)
Tunc crudelissimus preses precepit eas mittere in fornacem sulphure ardentem quibus inimissis mox ignis caelitus extinctus est et egressae apparuerunt penitus illesae tandem iussum est ut omnes capite plecterentur tali martirio caelos ascendunt
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D-KNd 215
195v <  > 196v Display facsimile (196r)
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Folio: 196r - Feast: Blasii
1 M V 02 Gloria patri et filio et 909000
2 M A 3.1 Illis diebus praeses Agricolaus praecepit 003178
3 M A 3.2 Videntes autem speluncam et multitudinem 005388
4 M A 3.3 Mox reversi nuntiarunt quae viderant 003811
5 M R 3.1 Alto deinde suspensum ligno septem 600086
6 M V 01 Pro sanguine vulnera earum lac 600086a
7 M R 3.2 Tunc crudelissimus praeses praecepit eas 602362
8 M V 01 Cum nec caminus igne ferventi 602362a
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D-KNd 215
Provenance: Würzburg
Date: 12th century | c. 1075-1150
Cursus: Monastic
Inventoried by: Proofreaders:
The inventory for D-KNd 215 was prepared by Anita Hardeman (The University of Western Ontario), with editorial assistance from Andrew Mitchell and Debra Lacoste. Manuscript description written by Rebecca Shaw (Dalhousie University), with editorial assistance from Debra Lacoste (University of Waterloo).
Contributor: CANTUS Database Administrator