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Deus Israel propter te sustinui

Source
Praha (Prague), Strahovská knihovna (Library of the Royal Canonry of Premonstratensians at Strahov), DE I 7
Marginalia
B
Folio
152r
Sequence
3
Feast
Dom. in Palmis
Office/Mass
M
Genre
R
Position
3.3
Cantus ID
006425
Mode
8
Manuscript Reading Full Text (standardized spelling)
Deus Israel propter te sustinui improperium operuit reverentia faciem meam extraneus factus sum fratribus meis et hospes filiis quoniam zelus domus tuae comedit me
Indexing Notes
added in the lower margin by the main hand;

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Folio: 152r - Feast: Dom. in Palmis
1 M R 3.2 Ingrediente domino in sanctam civitatem 006961
2 M V 01 Cumque audissent quia Jesus 006961a
3 M R 3.3 Deus Israel propter te sustinui 006425
4 M V 01 Deus deus meus respice in 006425a
5 L A 1 Dominus deus auxiliator meus et 002405
6 L A 2 Circumdantes circumdederunt me et in 001809
7 L A 3 Judica causam meam defende quia 003515
8 L A 4 Cum angelis et pueris fideles 001974
9 L A 5 Confundantur qui me persequuntur et 001884
10 L H Pange lingua* 008367
11 L W Eripe me de inimicis* 008053
12 L A B Turba multa quae convenerat ad 005256
13 P A Mittens haec mulier in corpus 003799
14 P W Usquequo exaltabitur* 008229
15 T A Pueri Hebraeorum* 004415
16 T R Erue a framea* 006671
17 T W De ore leonis* 008005
18 S A Pueri Hebraeorum vestimenta* 004416
19 S R De ore leonis* 006395
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CZ-Pst DE I 7
Provenance: Esztergom
Cursus: Secular
Inventoried by: Proofreaders:
The inventory for CZ-Pst DE I 7 was completed by Anna Sanda (Hungarian Academy of Sciences) and edited by Gábor Kiss and Zsuzsa Czagány. The manuscript description was augmented by Rebecca Shaw (Dalhousie University) with editorial assistance from Debra Lacoste (University of Waterloo).
Contributor: Anna Sanda