Ait Petrus*

Source
Piacenza, Archivio e Biblioteca Capitolare della Cattedrale, cod. 65
Folio
380r
Sequence
18
Feast
Cathedra Petri
Service
M
Genre
A
Position
1.2
Cantus ID
001317
Mode
2
Differentia
*

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I-PCd cod. 65
379v <  > 380v
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Folio: 380r - Feast: Agathae
1 V2 A M Cumque impiissimus Quintianus 002061
Folio: 380r - Feast: Faustini, Jovitae
2 M A 1.1 Secus decursus aquarum* 004847
3 M A 1.2 Via justorum* 005375
4 M A 1.3 Cum palma* 002021
5 M A 2.1 Corpora sanctorum* 001935
6 M A 2.2 Immania* 202359
7 M A 2.3 Dabo sanctis meis* 002095
8 M A 3.1 Sanctis qui in terra* 004751
9 M A 3.2 Laetamini in* 003564
10 M A 3.3 Exsultate justi* 002815
Folio: 380r - Feast: Cathedra Petri
11 V A Juravit dominus* 003522
12 V R Tu es pastor ovium* 007787
13 V V 01 Quodcumque* 007787a
14 V W In omnem terram exivit* 008097
15 V A M Tu es pastor ovium* 005207
16 M I Tu es pastor ovium princeps 001167
17 M A 1.1 In plateis* 003271
18 M A 1.2 Ait Petrus* 001317
19 M A 1.3 Petrus apostolus* 004283
20 M W 1. In omnem terram exivit* 008097
21 M R 1.1 Simon Petre* 007674
22 M V 01 Quodcumque* 007674a
23 M R 1.2 Si diligis me* 007649
24 M V 01 Si oportuerit* 007649a
25 M R 1.3 Tu es Petrus et super* 007788
26 M V 01 Quodcumque ligaveris* 007788a
27 M A 2.1 Factum est ut quaedam* 002844
28 M A 2.2 Adveniente* 001295
29 M A 2.3 Ponens Petrus genua* 004304
30 M W 2. Constitues eos* 007994
31 M R 2.1 Domine si tu es* 006515
32 M V 01 Cumque vidisset* 006515a
33 M R 2.2 Surge Petre* 007731
34 M V 01 Angelus autem* 007731a
35 M R 2.3 Tu es pastor* 007787
36 M V 01 Quodcumque ligaveris* 007787a
37 M A 3.1 Cornelius centurio* 001932
38 M A 3.2 Aperiens Petrus* 001445
39 M A 3.3 Angelus domini* 001411
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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