Alleluia spiritus domini*

Source: Einsiedeln, Stiftsbibliothek, 611
Folio: 273v
Sequence: 2
Feast: Invitatoria
Service: M
Genre: I
Cantus ID: 001034
Mode: *
Differentia: 5
Full text as in Source (standardized spelling): Alleluia spiritus domini*
Full text as in Source (source spelling): Alleluia Spiritus domini
Indexing Notes: This chant is not set to pitches.
Image link: http://www.e-codices.unifr.ch/en/sbe/0611/273v/small
Image link (Cantus Ultimus): https://cantus.simssa.ca/manuscript/123606/?folio=273v&chant=2

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CH-E 611

273r < > 275r Display facsimile (273v)

Folio: 273r - Feast: Pro defunctis

1 M R 7 Rogamus te domine deus noster 007548

2 M V 01 Misericors et miserator et juste 007548a

3 M R 8 Quomodo confitebor tibi domine deus 007504

4 M V 01 Tibi soli peccavi domine 007504b

5 M R 9 Libera me domine de morte 007091

6 M V 01 Tremefactus sum ego et timeo 007091x

7 M V 02 Dies illa dies irae dies 007091g

8 M V 03 Requiem aeternam dona eis domine 007091u

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Folio: 273v - Feast: Pro defunctis

1 M V 04 Quid ego miserrimus quid dicam 007091ta

Folio: 273v - Feast: Invitatoria

2 M I Alleluia spiritus domini* 001034

3 M IP Venite exsultemus domino jubilemus deo 909030

Folio: 273v - Feast: LACUNA

99 LACUNA

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Folio: 275r - Feast: Invitatoria

0 M IP Venite exsultemus domino jubilemus deo 909030

1 M I Regem praecursoris* 001140

2 M IP Venite exsultemus domino jubilemus deo 909030

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CH-E 611

Provenance: Einsiedeln
Date: 14th century | 1300s
Cursus: Monastic
Inventoried by:

Mette Kjaergaard
University of Western Ontario

Proofreaders:

Charles Downey

Alessandra Ignesti

The index for CH-E 611 was prepared by Mette Kjaergaard (University of Western Ontario) with proofreading by Alessandra Ignesti (McGill University) and editorial assistance from Charles Downey (Catholic University of America). Essays edited (March 2016) by Debra Lacoste (University of Waterloo).