Caro mea requiescet in spe
- Folio
- 171v
- Sequence
- 9
- Differentia
- *
- Addendum
- 015
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For concordances, please consult the Cantus Index entry for Cantus ID 001775.
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A-KN CCl 1017
A-KN CCl 1017
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Folio: 171v - Feast: Fer. 6 in Parasceve
Folio: 171v - Feast: Sabbato Sancto
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Folio: 171r - Feast: Fer. 6 in Parasceve
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| 1 | M V 01 | Astiterunt reges terrae et | 007773a |
| 2 | M R 3.2 | Jesum tradidit impius summis | 007035 |
| 3 | M V 01 | Et ingressus Petrus in atrium | 007035a |
| 4 | M R 3.3 | Caligaverunt oculi mei a | 006261 |
| 5 | M V 01 | O vos omnes qui transitis per | 006261a |
| 6 | L A 1 | Proprio filio suo non | 004395 |
Folio: 171v - Feast: Fer. 6 in Parasceve
| 1 | L A 2 | Anxiatus est in me spiritus | 001442 |
| 2 | L A 3 | Ait latro ad latronem nos | 001316 |
| 3 | L A 4 | Dum conturbata fuerit anima | 002444 |
| 4 | L A 5 | Memento mei domine deus dum | 003736 |
| 5 | L W | Proprio filio suo non | 008174 |
| 6 | L A B | Posuerunt super caput ejus | 004343 |
| 7 | M A 1.1 | In pace in idipsum dormiam | 003265 |
| 8 | M A 1.2 | Habitabit in tabernaculo tuo | 002987 |
| 9 | M A 1.3 | Caro mea requiescet in spe | 001775 |
Folio: 172r - Feast: Sabbato Sancto
| 1 | M W 1. | In pace in idipsum | 008099 |
| 2 | M R 1.1 | Sepulto domino signatum est | 007640 |
| 3 | M V 01 | Ne forte veniant discipuli | 007640a |
| 4 | M R 1.2 | Jerusalem luge et exue te | 007032 |
| 5 | M V 01 | Ululate pastores et clamate | 007032b |
| 6 | M R 1.3 | Plange quasi virgo plebs mea | 007387 |
Provenance: Klosterneuburg
Cursus: Secular
Inventoried by:
The inventory for A-KN CCl 1017 was prepared by Debra Lacoste (The University of Western Ontario) with editorial assistance from Keith Glaeske (Catholic University of America).
Contributor: Debra Lacoste
Cursus: Secular
Inventoried by:
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Debra Lacoste
Dalhousie University
The inventory for A-KN CCl 1017 was prepared by Debra Lacoste (The University of Western Ontario) with editorial assistance from Keith Glaeske (Catholic University of America).
Contributor: Debra Lacoste