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Abiit Jesus trans mare Galilaeae

Source
Praha (Prague), Strahovská knihovna (Library of the Royal Canonry of Premonstratensians at Strahov), DE I 7
Folio
136r
Sequence
7
Feast
Dom. 4 Quadragesimae
Office/Mass
L
Genre
A
Position
B
Cantus ID
001208
Mode
1
Differentia
G1
Manuscript Reading Full Text (standardized spelling)
Abiit Jesus trans mare Galilaeae et sequebatur eum multitudo magna quia videbant signa quae faciebat erat autem proximum pascha dies festus Judaeorum

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CZ-Pst DE I 7
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Folio: 136r - Feast: Dom. 4 Quadragesimae
1 L A 1 Tunc acceptabis sacrificium justitiae si 005236
2 L A 2 Bonum est sperare in domino 001745
3 L A 3 Benedicat nos deus deus noster 001690
4 L A 4 Potens es domine eripere nos 004347
5 L A 5 Reges terrae et omnes populi 004593
6 L H Jam Christe sol* 008325
7 L A B Abiit Jesus trans mare Galilaeae 001208
8 T A Satiavit dominus* 004818
9 T R Bonum mihi domine* 006257
10 T W Dicet domino* 008012
11 S A De quinque panibus* 002117
12 S R Servus tuus* 007645
13 S W Ipse liberavit* 008107
14 N R Declara super nos* 006401
15 N W Scapulis suis* 008191
16 V2 H Jesu quadragenariae* 008332
17 V2 W Angelis suis* 007945
18 V2 A M Cum sublevasset oculos Jesus et 002036
Folio: 136r - Feast: Fer. 2 Hebd. 4 Quad.
19 M I Promisit enim dominus coronam vere 001119
20 M R 1.1 Attendite popule meus legem 006138
21 M V 01 Aperiam in parabolis os meum 006138a
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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