Qui operatus est*
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CZ-Pu XIV.B.13
CZ-Pu XIV.B.13
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Folio: 072r - Feast: Conversio Pauli
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Folio: 072r - Feast: Conversio Pauli
| 1 | M A 1. | Vade Anania et quaere Saulum | 005300 |
| 2 | M W 1. | Qui operatus est* | 800369 |
| 3 | L A 1 | Paulus autem intravit ad | 206325 |
| 4 | L A 2 | Accepta potestate ibat per | 200067 |
| 5 | L A 3 | Venit vox de caelo cum | 205140 |
| 6 | L A 4 | Respondit miles quis es tu | 204279 |
Folio: 072v - Feast: Conversio Pauli
Folio: 072v - Feast: Agnetis,8
| 1 | L A 5 | Surge ait dominus et | 204813 |
| 2 | L A B | Audivit Ananias in visu | 200433 |
| 3 | V2 A M | Hodie electorum omnium caput | 202230 |
| 4 | V2 A M | Stans beata Agnes in medio | 005017 |
Provenance: Prague, St. George Monastery
Date: 14th century | 1300s
Inventoried by:
The index for CZ-Pu XIV B 13 was prepared by David Eben and his students Veronika Mráčková, Veronika Brambůrková, Jan Koláček, František Kolář, and Michal Turek at the Charles University, Prague. Proofreading by Pascale Duhamel (University of Western Ontario). Final editing by Debra Lacoste (University of Waterloo).
Date: 14th century | 1300s
Inventoried by:
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David Eben
Charles University
The index for CZ-Pu XIV B 13 was prepared by David Eben and his students Veronika Mráčková, Veronika Brambůrková, Jan Koláček, František Kolář, and Michal Turek at the Charles University, Prague. Proofreading by Pascale Duhamel (University of Western Ontario). Final editing by Debra Lacoste (University of Waterloo).