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Post passionem domini in universis

Source
Köln (Cologne), Erzbischöfliche Diözesan- und Dombibliothek, 215
Folio
135r
Sequence
7
Feast
Dionysii
Office/Mass
M
Genre
R
Position
1
Cantus ID
007402
Mode
1
Manuscript Reading Full Text (standardized spelling)
Post passionem domini in universis gentibus praedicatio profutura successit ita ut fide crescente multi mererentur fieri confessores quos catholica postmodum gaudet ecclesia promeruisse martyres
Manuscript Reading Full Text (MS spelling)
Post passionem domini in universis gentibus predicatio profutura successit ita ut fide crescente multi mererentur fieri confessores quos catholica postmodum gaudet ecclesia promeruisse martyres
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D-KNd 215
134v <  > 135v Display facsimile (135r)
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Folio: 135r - Feast: Dionysii
1 M A 4 Tunc memorata civitas et conventu 005247
2 M A 5 Hunc ergo locum dei famulus 003147
3 M A 6 Ecclesia illisque necdum in locis 002560
4 M A 7 Cinctus ergo fide et misericordiam 001805
5 M A 8 Miroque modo inermi viro non 003767
6 M A 9 Tantas per illum dominus dignabatur 005107
7 M R 1 Post passionem domini in universis 007402
8 M V 01 Qui cum imminere suas cernerent 007402a
9 M R 2 Tantas per illum dominus dignabatur 007753
10 M V 01 Miroque modo inermi viro non 007753b
11 M R 3 Tres viri isti trinitatis fidem 007776
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D-KNd 215
Provenance: Würzburg
Date: 12th century | c. 1075-1150
Cursus: Monastic
Inventoried by: Proofreaders:
The inventory for D-KNd 215 was prepared by Anita Hardeman (The University of Western Ontario), with editorial assistance from Andrew Mitchell and Debra Lacoste. Manuscript description written by Rebecca Shaw (Dalhousie University), with editorial assistance from Debra Lacoste (University of Waterloo).
Contributor: CANTUS Database Administrator