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Omnes fideles Christi devoti concurrite

Source
Wien, Österreichische Nationalbibliothek - Musiksammlung, 1890
Folio
272v
Sequence
7
Feast
Michaelis
Office/Mass
M
Genre
A
Position
1.1
Cantus ID
004123
Mode
7
Differentia
1
Differentia Database

1--l-l-m-lK-k-jj--4

142p
Manuscript Reading Full Text (standardized spelling)
Omnes fideles Christi devoti concurrite ad hanc sollemnitatem sancti Michaelis archangeli
Manuscript Reading Full Text (MS spelling)
Omnes fideles xpisti devoti concurrite ad hanc sollemnitatem sancti mychahelis archangeli | Beatus vir
Image link
https://digital.onb.ac.at/RepViewer/viewer.faces?doc=DTL_2976033&order=1&view=SINGLE

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A-Wn 1890
272r <  > 273r Display facsimile (272v)
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Folio: 272v - Feast: Wenceslai
1 L A B Si quis per me* 004911
Folio: 272v - Feast: Michaelis
2 V A Consurgat quaesumus domine Michael archangelus 200891
3 V R Te sanctum dominum* 007757
4 V W Stetit angelus*
5 V A M Dum sacrum mysterium cerneret Joannes 002469
6 M I Angelorum regi deo jubilemus pariter 001037
7 M A 1.1 Omnes fideles Christi devoti concurrite 004123
8 M A 1.2 Data est potestas archangelo Michaeli 002100
9 M A 1.3 Stetit angelus juxta aram templi 005029
10 M A 1.4 Data sunt ei incensa multa 002102
11 M A 1.5 Ascendit fumus aromatum in conspectu 001491
12 M A 1.6 Angelus archangelus Michael dei nuntius 001406
13 M W 1. Adorate dominum R. Omnes angeli 007938
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CANTUS Database
A-Wn 1890
Provenance: Southern Germany / Austria
Date: 12th century | 1100s
Cursus: Monastic
Inventoried by: Proofreader:
The inventory for A-Wn 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).