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Ab oriente venerunt magi in

Source
Berlin, Staatsbibliothek zu Berlin Preußischer Kulturbesitz, Mus. 40047
Folio
029r
Sequence
13
Feast
Epiphania
Office/Mass
E
Genre
A
Position
1
Cantus ID
001205
Mode
8
Differentia
33c
Differentia Database

1--k-k-j-k-hG-g--4

118n
Manuscript Reading Full Text (standardized spelling)
Ab oriente venerunt magi in Bethleem adorare dominum et apertis thesauris suis pretiosa munera obtulerunt aurum sicut regi magno thus sicut deo vero myrrham sepulturae ejus alleluia
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D-B Mus. 40047
028v <  > 029v Display facsimile (029r)
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Folio: 029r - Feast: Epiphania
1 T R Omnis terra adoret te et 007322
2 T V 01 Psalmum dicat nomini tuo 007322a
3 T W Venient ad te* 008233
4 S A Tria sunt munera quae obtulerunt 005181
5 S R Omnes gentes quascumque 007315
6 S V 01 Venient et adorabunt coram te 007315a
7 S W Adorate dominum* 007938
8 N A Lux de luce apparuisti Christe 003649
9 N R Reges Tharsis et insulae 007522
10 N V 01 Reges Arabum et Saba dona 007522a
11 N W Tria sunt munera* 008223
12 V2 A Tecum principium* 005127
13 E A 1 Ab oriente venerunt magi in 001205
14 E A 2 Vidimus stellam ejus in oriente 005411
15 E A 3 Venient ad te qui detrahebant 005331
16 E A 4 Vox de caelis sonuit et 005507
17 E A 5 Videntes stellam magi gavisi sunt 005391
18 E A 6 Caeli aperti sunt super eum 001835
19 E A 7 Joannes quidem clamabat dicens ego 003503
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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