Fortiores hostibus feminae fuerunt quae

Source: Sankt-Gallen, Stiftsbibliothek, 391 ("Hartker Antiphoner - Summer Volume")
Folio: 017
Sequence: 6
Feast: XI milium Virginum
Service: M
Genre: A
Position: 1.5
Cantus ID: 205402
Mode: 5
Differentia: v
Differentiae Database: 1--k-k-l-j-k-h--4
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Full text as in Source (standardized spelling): Fortiores hostibus feminae fuerunt quae contemptis omnibus omnia vicerunt
Full text as in Source (source spelling): Fortiores hostibus femine fuerunt que contemptis omnibus omnia vicerunt
Image link: http://www.e-codices.unifr.ch/en/csg/0391/017
Image link (Cantus Ultimus): https://cantus.simssa.ca/manuscript/123718/?folio=017&chant=6

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CH-SGs 391

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Folio: 016 - Feast: XI milium Virginum

1 L H 01 Fit porta caeli pervia referta 830428

2 L H 02 Gaudent caeli palatia cum sanctis 830428a

3 L H 03 O gloriosa civitas en 830428b

4 L H 04 Honor martyrum gaudium Jesu bonae 830428c

5 V2 H 01 Gaude caelestis curia quae virginum 830429

6 V2 H 02 Cujus ingressae thalamum per cruorem 830429a

7 V2 H 03 Gaude regina virginum tibi dulcem 830429b

8 V2 H 04 En ante thronum gloriae Sion 830429c

9 V2 H 05 Debriantur suavitate contemplata majestate totae 830429d

10 V2 H 06 O Jerusalem filiae cum cantico 830429e

11 V2 H 07 Laus honor sponso virginum nunc 830429f

12 V R O felices virgines Hunnorum victrices 601566

13 V V 01 O beatae quae repente cum 601566a

14 V V 02 Gloria patri et filio et 909000

15 V W Adducentur regi virgines post eam 800008

16 V A M O felix Germania tam decoro 203432

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Folio: 017 - Feast: XI milium Virginum

1 M I Regem regum dominum venite adoremus 001146

2 M A 1.1 Nova bella virginum dominus elegit 205422

3 M A 1.2 Pugnant sexu fragiles caelitus imbute 205436

4 M A 1.3 Beata militia quae pro rege 205376

5 M A 1.4 Non armis sed animis istas 205420

6 M A 1.5 Fortiores hostibus feminae fuerunt quae 205402

7 M A 1.6 Unus enim spiritus acies caelestes 205450

8 M W 1. Prudentes virgines R. Acceperunt oleum 800360.1

9 M R 1.1 Deonoto fuit nata placens cunctis 602576

10 M V 01 Regi magno pulchra nimis desponsatur 602576a

11 M R 1.2 Virgo desiderium habens castitatis meditatur 602637

12 M V 01 Deo secum disponente quod tractabat 602637a

13 M R 1.3 Dum statutum nuptiis acceptis induciis 602581

14 M V 01 Duce regis filia haec ducuntur 602581a

15 M R 1.4 Prudentes virgines aptate lampades vestras 605044

16 M V 01 Ecce sponsus venit exite obviam 605044a

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Folio: 018 - Feast: XI milium Virginum

1 M V 02 Gloria patri et filio et 909000

2 M A 2.1 Sponsi currit in odore jucunda 205446

3 M A 2.2 Ut rosae tot milia rutilant 205451

4 M A 2.3 His caelestis paradisus adornata floribus 205410

5 M A 2.4 Digne gaudent homines angeli laetantur 201242

6 M A 2.5 Istae regi gloriae carae margaritae 202682

7 M A 2.6 Quae dum piis mentibus oleum 204023

8 M W 2. Media nocte clamor factus est 800277

9 M R 2.1 Apparatu navium decenter expleto ad 602566

10 M V 01 Ludere se simulant pelago vagantur 602566a

11 M R 2.2 Visionis Ursulae caelitus ostensae sacramento 602639

12 M V 01 Caritate vulneratae mori Christo sunt 602639a

13 M R 2.3 Opportuni temporis sic hora captata 602610

14 M V 01 Advehuntur litori quo se Rhenus 602610a

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CANTUS Database
CH-SGs 391

Provenance: St. Gallen
Date: 10th century | 0980+
Cursus: Monastic
Inventoried by:

Kate Helsen
Western University (Ontario)

Proofreaders:

Andrew Mitchell

Alessandra Ignesti

Debra Lacoste

The inventory for CH-SGs 391 was prepared by Kate Helsen (The University of Western Ontario), with proofreading by Alessandra Ignesti (McGill University) and editorial assistance from Andrew Mitchell (The University of Western Ontario) and Debra Lacoste (The University of Western Ontario). Manuscript description written by Rebecca Shaw (Dalhousie University).
Contributor: Kate Helsen