Hodie Maria virgo caelos ascendit

Source
Wien, Österreichische Nationalbibliothek, Cod. 1890
Folio
257v
Sequence
1
Feast
Assumptio Mariae
Service
V2
Genre
A
Position
M
Cantus ID
003105
Mode
8
Differentia
wg
Differentiae Database

1--k-k-j-kj-h-ghgg--4

211e
Full text as in Source (standardized spelling)
Hodie Maria virgo caelos ascendit gaudete quia cum Christo regnat in aeternum
Full text as in Source (source spelling)
Hodie maria virgo celos ascendit gaudete quia cum xpisto regnat in eternum
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Folio: 257v - Feast: Assumptio Mariae
1 V2 A M Hodie Maria virgo caelos ascendit 003105
Folio: 257v - Feast: Assumptio Mariae,8
2 M I Regem virginis suum venite* 100370
3 M A 1 Exaltata es* 002762
4 L A Assumpta est Maria* 001503
5 D R Regem caelorum* 007521
6 V2 A p Oculi tui sancta dei genetrix 004110
7 V2 A p Aquae multae non potuerunt extinguere 001470
8 V2 A p Surge aquilo et veni auster 005070
9 E A 1 Maria virgo semper laetare quae 003708
10 E A 2 Beata es Maria mater domini 001564
11 E A 3 In flore mater in partu 003274
12 E A 4 Dei genetrix virgo semper Maria 002142
13 E A 5 Sub tuam protectionem confugimus ubi 005040
14 E A 6 Odor tuus sancta dei genetrix 004112
15 E A 7 Nigra sum sed formosa filia 003878
16 E A 8 Vulnerasti cor meum soror mea 005511
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CANTUS Database
A-Wn Cod. 1890
Provenance: Southern Germany / Austria
Date: 12th century | 1100s
Cursus: Monastic
Inventoried by: Proofreader:
The inventory for A-Wn Cod. 1890 was prepared by Robert Klugseder (Universität Regensburg) with editorial assistance from Andrew Mitchell (University of Western Ontario). Full texts were added by Jacob deGroot-Maggetti (University of Waterloo). Manuscript description written by Rebecca Shaw (Dalhousie University).