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Magi videntes stellam dixerunt ad

Source
Berlin, Staatsbibliothek zu Berlin Preußischer Kulturbesitz, Mus. 40047
Folio
027r
Sequence
13
Feast
Epiphania
Office/Mass
V
Genre
A
Position
M
Cantus ID
003654
Mode
8
Differentia
34b
Differentia Database

1--k-k-j-k-hG-ghG--4

119e
Manuscript Reading Full Text (standardized spelling)
Magi videntes stellam dixerunt ad invicem hoc signum magni regis est eamus et inquiramus eum et offeramus ei munera aurem thus et myrrham
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D-B Mus. 40047
026v <  > 027v Display facsimile (027r)
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Folio: 027r - Feast: Oct. Joannis Evang.
1 M A 3 Spiritu sapientiae salutaris replevit eum 004995
2 M A 4 Tu es discipulus meus in 005204
3 M A 5 Ponam te signaculum dicit dominus 004303
4 M A 6 Dixit dominus matri suae mulier 002286
5 M A 7 Dedit illi dominus claritatem aeternam 002134
6 M A 8 Misit dominus manum suam et 003786
7 M A 9 Joannes autem apostolus virgo dei 003495
8 L A Iste est Joannes*
9 E A Iste est Joannes qui supra*
Folio: 027r - Feast: Epiphania
10 V A O admirabile* 003985
11 V R In columbae* 006892
12 V W Reges Tharsis* 008180
13 V A M Magi videntes stellam dixerunt ad 003654
14 M I Christus apparuit nobis 001054
15 M A 1.1 Afferte domino filii dei adorate 001303
16 M A 1.2 Psallite deo nostro psallite psallite 004406
17 M A 1.3 Omnes gentes*
18 M A 1.3 Omnis terra adoret te et 004155
19 M W 1. Omnis terra* 008161
20 M R 1.1 Hodie in Jordane baptizato 006849
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CANTUS Database
D-B Mus. 40047
Provenance: Quedlinburg
Date: 11th century | 1000s
Cursus: Secular
Inventoried by: The index for D-B Mus. 40047 was prepared by Kate Helsen (Universität Regensburg) with editorial assistance from Elizabeth Sander and Andrew Mitchell (University of Western Ontario).
Contributor: Kate Helsen