Domine qui custodis pactum et

Source
Piacenza, Archivio e Biblioteca Capitolare della Cattedrale, cod. 65
Folio
433v
Sequence
13
Feast
In Dedicatione Eccl.
Service
M
Genre
V
Position
01
Cantus ID
006688a
Mode
4

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I-PCd cod. 65
433r <  > 434r
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Folio: 433v - Feast: In Dedicatione Eccl.
1 M R 1.1 Dum exiret Jacob* 006540
2 M V 01 Vere dominus* 006540a
3 M R 1.2 Si dominus deus* 007650
4 M V 01 Surgens* 007650b
5 M R 1.3 Erit mihi* 006668
6 M V 01 Si reversus fuero* 006668b
7 M A 2. Non est hic aliud* 003913
8 M R 2.1 Decantabat populus* 006400
9 M V 01 Sanctificati sunt* 006400b
10 M R 2.2 Vidi portam* 007877
11 M V 01 Vidi caelum novum* 007877b
12 M R 2.3 Exaudisti domine orationem 006688
13 M V 01 Domine qui custodis pactum et 006688a
14 M A 3. Qui habitat* 004474
15 M R 3.1 Domine si conversus* 006514
16 M V 01 Si peccaverit* 006514a
17 M R 3.2 Audi domine hymnum* 006139
18 M V 01 Respice* 006139a
19 M R 3.3 Ornaverunt faciem* 007341
20 M V 01 In hymnis* 007341a
21 L A 1 Domum tuam domine* 002425
22 V2 A M Mane surgens Jacob erigebat 003691
Folio: 433v - Feast: Pro defunctis
23 V A 1 Placebo domino in regione* 004293
24 V AV 01 Lux perpetua luceat ei 004293za
25 V A 2 Heu me quia incolatus meus 003038
26 V AV 01 In memoria aeterna erit 003038za
27 V A 3 Dominus custodit te ab omni 002402
28 V AV 01 Animam quam creasti domine 002402za
29 V A 4 Si iniquitates observaveris 004899
30 V AV 01 A porta inferi erue domine 004899za
31 V A 5 Opera manuum tuarum domine ne 004159
32 V AV 01 Et non intres in judicio 004159za
33 V W Collocet eum dominus* 800066
34 V A M Animam precamur quam creasti 200290
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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