Miserere domine populo tuo quia

Source
Worcester, Cathedral - Music Library, F.160 (olim 1247) (facsimile)
Folio
179
Sequence
4
Feast
De Esther
Service
M
Genre
R
Position
2
Cantus ID
007159
Mode
2T
Addendum
089v
Full text as in Source (standardized spelling)
Miserere domine populo tuo quia volunt nos inimici nostri perdere et hereditatem tuam delere de terra ne despicias partem tuam quam redemisti de Aegypto sed converte luctum nostrum in gaudium ut viventes laudemus te domine
Full text as in Source (source spelling)
Miserere domine populo tuo quia volunt nos inimici nostri perdere et hereditatem tuam delere de terra ne despicias partem tuam quam redemisti de egypto sed converte luctum nostrum in gaudium ut viventes laudemus te domine

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GB-WO F.160 (olim 1247) (facsimile)
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Folio: 179 - Feast: De Esther
2 M R 1 Domine rex omnipotens in ditione 006511
3 M V 01 Exaudi orationem nostram et converte 006511a
4 M R 2 Miserere domine populo tuo quia 007159
5 M V 01 Exaudi deus deprecationem nostram et 007159a
6 M R 3 Spem in alio numquam habui 007684
7 M V 01 Domine deus caeli et terrae 007684a
8 M R 4 Conforta me rex sanctorum principatum 006319
9 M V 01 Da nobis domine locum paenitentiae 006319a
10 M R 5 Memento mei deus in bono 007142
Folio: 179 - Feast: De Judith
1 M V 01 Benedictus es domine qui non 006043a
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CANTUS Database
GB-WO F.160 (olim 1247) (facsimile)
Provenance: Worcester
Date: 13th century (1225-1250) | 1230 c.
Cursus: Monastic
Inventoried by: The inventory for GB-WO F.160 (Facs) was prepared at The Catholic University of America by Keith Glaeske, Denise Gallo, and Lila Collamore.
Contributor: CANTUS Database Administrator