Factum est in die*

Source
Cambridge, University Library, Mm.ii.9
Folio
455
Sequence
17
Feast
Octava Joannis Bapt.
Service
L
Genre
A
Position
B
Cantus ID
201780
Mode
*

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GB-Cu Mm.ii.9
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Folio: 455 - Feast: Pauli
1 S R Constitues eos* 006329
2 N A Sancte Paule* 004720
3 N R Nimis honorati* 007215
4 N W Annuntiaverunt* 007950
5 V2 A 1 Juravit dominus* 003522
6 V2 H Aurea luce* 008268
7 V2 W In omnem terram* 008097
8 V2 A M In regeneratione* 003278
Folio: 455 - Feast: Joannis Baptistae
9 V A R Ingresso Zacharia* 003338
10 V W R Fuit homo* 008075
Folio: 455 - Feast: Octava Joannis Bapt.
11 M I Regem praecursoris* 001140
12 M R 1 Fuit homo* 006750
13 M R 2 Joannes vocabitur* 601277
14 M R 3 Inter natos* 006979
15 L A 1 Elisabeth* 002639
16 L H Audite insulae* 830039
17 L A B Factum est in die* 201780
20 P A Elisabeth* 002639
Folio: 455 - Feast: Petri, Pauli
18 L A R Petrus apostolus* 004284
19 L W R Annuntiaverunt* 007950
Folio: 455 - Feast: Petri, Pauli,8
21 V A R Petrus apostolus et Paulus 004284
22 V A R O Petre pastor summe et 004053
23 V A R Gloriosi principes* 002960
24 V A R Beati eritis cum* 001580
25 V A R Tradent enim vos* 005164
26 M I Regem apostolorum* 001125
27 M H Aurea luce* 008268
28 M W 1. In omnem terram exivit* 008097
29 L A 1 Hoc est praeceptum* 003080
Folio: 455 - Feast: Transl. Martini
30 V A 1 Justum deduxit* 003542
31 V R Miles Christi* 007155
32 M I Unum deum* 100272
Folio: 455 - Feast: Octava Apostolorum
33 V A Estote fortes* 002684
34 V R Qui sunt isti* 007484
35 V H Aurea luce* 008268
36 V W In omnem terram exivit* 008097
37 V A M O gloriosi apostoli 203450
38 M H Aurea luce* 008268
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CANTUS Database
GB-Cu Mm.ii.9
Provenance: Barnwell
Date: 13th century | 1200s
Cursus: Secular
Inventoried by: The inventory for GB-Cu Mm.ii.9 was prepared by Lila Collamore, Joseph P. Metzinger, and Keith Glaeske at The Catholic University of America.