Erumpant montes jucunditatem | Cantus Manuscript Database

Erumpant montes jucunditatem

Source
Piacenza, Archivio e Biblioteca Capitolare della Cattedrale, cod. 65
Folio
277r
Sequence
23
Feast
Fer. 3 Hebd. 1 Adv.
Office/Mass
E
Genre
A
Cantus ID
002675
Mode
7
Differentia
3
Differentia Database

1--l-l-m-l-k-jh--4

143b

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I-PCd cod. 65
276v <  > 277v
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Folio: 277r - Feast: Suff. Mariae Adv.
1 R A Spiritus sanctus in te 005006
2 R W Benedicta tu in mulieribus 007971
Folio: 277r - Feast: Suff. Om. Sanct. Adv
3 R A Ecce dominus veniet et omnes* 002509
4 R W Ecce apparebit dominus super 800128
Folio: 277r - Feast: Dom. Adventus
5 T R Veni ad liberandum nos domine 007823
6 T V 01 Ostende faciem tuam et 007823a
7 T V 02 Gloria patri et filio et 909000
8 T W Timebunt gentes nomen tuum 008221
9 S R Ostende nobis domine 007343
10 S V 01 Et salutare tuum da nobis 007343a
11 S V 02 Gloria patri* 909000
12 S W Memento nostri domine in 008137
13 N R Super te Jerusalem orietur 007728
14 N V 01 Et gloria ejus in te 007728a
15 N V 02 Gloria patri* 909000
16 N W Ex Sion species decoris ejus 008060
Folio: 277r - Feast: Hebd. Adventus
17 M I Regem venturum dominum venite 001149
Folio: 277r - Feast: Fer. 2 Hebd. 1 Adv.
18 L A B Angelus domini nuntiavit 001414
19 V2 A M Jerusalem respice ad orientem 003481
20 E A Leva Jerusalem oculos et vide 003606
Folio: 277r - Feast: Fer. 3 Hebd. 1 Adv.
21 L A B Antequam convenirent inventa 001440
22 V2 A M Quaerite dominum dum inveniri 004429
23 E A Erumpant montes jucunditatem 002675
Folio: 277r - Feast: Fer. 4 Hebd. 1 Adv.
24 L A B Veniet fortior me post me 005339
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CANTUS Database
I-PCd cod. 65
Provenance: Piacenza
Cursus: Secular
Inventoried by: The index for I-PCd cod. 65 was prepared at The Catholic University of America by Keith Glaeske, Keith Falconer, Lila Collamore, and Richard Rice. The dating to the first quarter of the 13th century is from Giacomo Baroffio (email message, March 2020).
Contributor: CANTUS Database Administrator