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Cum vidisset Jesus turbas ascendit

Source
Berlin, Staatsbibliothek zu Berlin Preußischer Kulturbesitz, Mus. 40047
Folio
122v
Sequence
6
Feast
Comm. plurimorum Martyrum
Office/Mass
L
Genre
A
Position
B
Cantus ID
002052
Mode
1
Differentia
6a
Differentia Database

1--h-h-hg-gf-gh-gfd--4

70b
Manuscript Reading Full Text (standardized spelling)
Cum vidisset Jesus turbas ascendit in montem et cum sedisset aperiens os suum docebat eos dicens beati pauperes spiritu quoniam ipsorum est regnum caelorum
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D-B Mus. 40047
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Folio: 122v - Feast: Comm. plurimorum Martyrum
1 L A 1 Tradiderunt corpora sua propter deum 005168
2 L A 2 Sanguis sanctorum martyrum pro Christo 004809
3 L A 3 Dabo sanctis meis locum nominatum 002095
4 L A 4 Sancti estis dicit dominus multiplicabo 004728
5 L A 5 Justi autem in perpetuum vivent 003534
6 L A B Cum vidisset Jesus turbas ascendit 002052
7 D R Laetamini in domino et 007065
8 D V 01 Et gloriamini omnes recti 007065a
9 D W Justi autem* 008112
10 D R Justi autem in perpetuum 007053
11 D V 01 Et apud dominum est merces 007053a
12 D W Justorum animae* 008114
13 D R Exsultent justi in conspectu 006705
14 D V 01 Et delectentur in laetitia 006705a
15 D W Laetamini in domino* 008120
16 E A 1 Gaudent in caelis animae sanctorum 002927
17 E A 2 Beati eritis cum vos oderint 001580
18 E A 3 Cum audieritis proelia et seditiones 200979
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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