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Cujus ergo vel saxeum pectus

Source
Köln (Cologne), Erzbischöfliche Diözesan- und Dombibliothek, 215
Folio
197v
Sequence
5
Feast
Mariae Magdalenae
Office/Mass
M
Genre
R
Position
1.2
Cantus ID
600434
Mode
?
Manuscript Reading Full Text (standardized spelling)
Cujus ergo vel saxeum pectus ille hujus peccatricis animae ad exemplum paenitendi non emolliant consideravit namque quorum fecit et noluit moderari quid faceret super convivantes ingressa est non jussa venit inter epulas lacrimas obtulit
Manuscript Reading Full Text (MS spelling)
Cuius ergo vel saxeum pectus ille huius peccatricis anime ad exemplum penitendi non emolliant consideravit namque quorum fecit et noluit moderari quid faceret super convivantes ingressa est non iussa venit inter epulas lacrimas obtulit
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D-KNd 215
197r <  > 198r Display facsimile (197v)
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Folio: 197v - Feast: Mariae Magdalenae
1 M A 1.2 Stans retro Maria secus pedes 204759
2 M A 1.3 Videns autem pharisaeus qui vocaverat 205173
3 M R 1.1 Maria Magdalena quae fuerat in 601369
4 M V 01 Quae enim prius frigida peccando 601369a
5 M R 1.2 Cujus ergo vel saxeum pectus 600434
6 M V 01 Nam quia semetipsam graviter erubescebat 600434a
7 M R 1.3 Hanc vero quam lucas peccatricem 601730
8 M V 01 Videns hoc pharisaeus dicebat intra 601730a
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CANTUS Database
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