Quia venit lumen tuum
- Folio
- 106v
- Sequence
- 3
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- Quia venit lumen tuum
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CZ-Pu VI.E.4c
CZ-Pu VI.E.4c
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Folio: 106v - Feast: Epiphania
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| 1 | M R 3.3 | Hic est dies praeclarus in | 006821 |
| 2 | M V 01 | Et intrantes domum invenerunt p* | 006821a |
| 3 | M R 3.4 | In columbae specie spiritus sanctus | 006892 |
| 4 | M V 01 | Caeli aperti sunt super eum | 006892a |
| 5 | L A 1 | Ante luciferum genitus et ante | 001434 |
| 6 | L A 2 | Venit lumen tuum Jerusalem et | 005344 |
| 7 | L A 3 | Apertis thesauris suis obtulerunt magi | 001447 |
| 8 | L A 4 | Maria et flumina benedicite domino | 003700 |
Folio: 106v - Feast: Epiphania
| 1 | L A 5 | Magi videntes stellam obtulerunt domino | 003655 |
| 2 | L R | Surge illuminare Jerusalem | 007729 |
| 3 | L V 01 | Quia venit lumen tuum | 007729a |
| 4 | L H | Hostis Herodes* | 008248:08 |
| 5 | L W | Omnes de Saba venient R. | 008159 |
| 6 | L A B | Hodie caelesti sponso juncta est | 003095 |
Folio: 107r - Feast: Epiphania
Folio: 107r - Feast: Epiphania,8
Folio: 107r - Feast:
| 1 | V2 A 1 | Tecum principium* | 005127 |
| 2 | V2 A M | Tribus miraculis ornatum diem sanctum | 005184 |
| 3 | M I | Christus apparuit nobis | 001054 |
| 4 | M A 1.1 | Stella ista sicut flamma coruscat | 005022 |
| 5 | M A 1.2 | Stella nobis visa est rex | 005023 |
Provenance: Prague, St. George Monastery
Date: 12th century (2nd half) | 1150-1200
Cursus: Monastic
German - neumatic
Inventoried by:
The inventory for CZ-Pu VI.E.4c was completed by Tereza Seifertová (Charles University, Prague) with proofreading by David Eben.
Date: 12th century (2nd half) | 1150-1200
Cursus: Monastic
German - neumatic
Inventoried by:
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Tereza Seifertová
Charles University in Prague
The inventory for CZ-Pu VI.E.4c was completed by Tereza Seifertová (Charles University, Prague) with proofreading by David Eben.