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Te Christe rex piissime hic

Source
Halifax (Canada), St. Mary’s University - Patrick Power Library, M2149.L4 1554
Folio
A29v
Sequence
5
Feast
Comm. unius Confessoris Pontificis
Office/Mass
V
Genre
H
Position
05
Cantus ID
830352d
Mode
*
Extra
029v
Manuscript Reading Full Text (standardized spelling)
Te Christe rex piissime hic confitendo jugiter calcavit hostem fortiter superbum ac satellitem
Manuscript Reading Full Text (MS spelling)
Te xpiste rex pijssime hic confitendo iugiter calcavit hostem fortiter superbum ac satellitem
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https://cantus.simssa.ca/manuscript/123723/?folio%5B0%5D=A29v&pageAlias=Folio%464A29v

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CDN-Hsmu M2149.L4
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Folio: A29v - Feast: Comm. unius Confessoris Pontificis
1 V H 01 Jesu corona celsior et veritas 830352
2 V H 02 Da supplicanti coetui obtentu hujus 830352a
3 V H 03 Anni recurso tempore dies reluxit 830352b
4 V H 04 Hic vana terrae gaudia et 830352c
5 V H 05 Te Christe rex piissime hic 830352d
6 V H 06 Virtutum actu et fide confessionis 830352e
7 V H 07 Plus currit in certamine confessor 830352f
8 V H 08 Proinde te piissime precamur omnes 830352g
9 V H 09 Gloria tibi domine gloria unigenito 830352h
10 V W Ecce sacerdos magnus R. Qui 008040
11 V A M Similabo eum viro sapienti qui 004952
Folio: A29v - Feast: Comm. unius Confessoris Pontificis TP
12 V A M Beatus vir qui metuit* 001676
Folio: A29v - Feast: Comm. unius Confessoris Pontificis
13 M I Regem confessorum dominum venite adoremus 001129
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CDN-Hsmu M2149.L4
Provenance: Salzinnes
Date: 16th century (1550-1575) | 1554-5
Cursus: Monastic
Inventoried by: Proofreaders:
The inventory for CDN-Hsmu M2149.L4 was prepared by Judith Dietz (Saint Mary’s University), aided in liturgical and musical matters by Jennifer Bain and Meredith Evans (Dalhousie University), with editorial assistance from Debra Lacoste (University of Western Ontario). Melodies in Volpiano were entered by Maria Murphy and Meredith Evans (Dalhousie University), and edited by Clare Neil and Barbara Swanson (Dalhousie University). Alessandra Ignesti (McGill University) proofread the "MS reading" full texts.
Contributor: Jennifer Bain