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D-BAs Msc.Lit.25 (olim Ed.IV.11)

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1	M A 3.1	Venite adoremus eum quia ipse	005348
2	M A 3.2	Adorate dominum alleluia in	001288
3	M A 3.3	Adorate deum alleluia omnes	001289
4	M W 3.	Venient ad te*	008233
5	M R 3.1	Tria sunt munera pretiosa	007777
6	M V 01	Reges Tharsis*	007777a
7	M R 3.2	Hic est dies praeclarus in	006821

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D-BAs Msc.Lit.25 (olim Ed.IV.11)

Provenance: Bamberg
Date: 13th century | 1200s
Cursus: Secular
Inventoried by:

Joseph Metzinger
Catholic University of America
Lila Collamore
Catholic University of America

The index for D-BAs lit. 25 was prepared by Lila Collamore and Joseph P. Metzinger (The Catholic University of America).
Contributor: CANTUS Database Administrator

1	M A 2.3	Omnes gentes quascumque	004125
2	M R 2.1	Interrogabat magos Herodes	006981
3	M V 01	Magi veniunt ab oriente	006981a
4	M R 2.2	Magi veniunt ab oriente	007112
5	M V 01	Vidimus stellam ejus in	007112a
6	M R 2.3	Illuminare illuminare	006882
7	M V 01	Et ambulabunt gentes in	006882a

0	M R 1.1	Auribus percipe domine	006154
1	M V 01	Dixi custodiam vias meas ut	006154a
2	M R 1.2	Statuit dominus supra petram	007698
3	M V 01	Exspectans exspectavi dominum	007698a
4	M R 1.3	Ego dixi domine miserere mei	006627
5	M V 01	Domine ne in ira tua	006627a

6	M R 1.1	Ne perdideris me domine cum	007208
7	M V 01	Miserere mei deus miserere	007208a
8	M R 1.2	Paratum cor meum deus paratum	007350

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