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Rabbi quis peccavit homo iste

Source
Wrocław, Biblioteka Uniwersytecka, Ms. R 503
Folio
062r
Sequence
9
Feast
Fer. 4 Hebd. 4 Quad.
Office/Mass
E
Genre
A
Cantus ID
004571
Mode
8
Finalis
G
Differentia
G1a
Differentia Database

1--k-k-j-k-h-ghg--4

120a
Range

1-f-l-4

Manuscript Reading Full Text (standardized spelling)
Rabbi quis peccavit homo iste ut caecus natus est respondit Jesus et dixit neque hic peccavit neque parentes ejus sed ut manifestentur opera dei in illo
Manuscript Reading Full Text (MS spelling)
Rabi quis peccavit homo iste ut cecus natus est respondit ihesus et dixit neque hic peccavit neque parentes eius sed ut manifestentur opera dei in illo | Euouae

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PL-WRu R 503
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Folio: 062r - Feast: Dom. 4 Quadragesimae
1 N A Accepit autem omnes timor et 001216
2 V2 A 1 Dixit dominus* 002285
3 V2 R Esto nobis* 006673
4 V2 A M Illi ergo homines cum vidissent 003177.1
Folio: 062r - Feast: Fer. 2 Hebd. 4 Quad.
5 E A Auferte ista hinc dicit dominus 001530
6 E A Solvite templum hoc dicit dominus 004982
Folio: 062r - Feast: Fer. 3 Hebd. 4 Quad.
7 E A Quid me quaeritis interficere hominem 004525
8 E A Et me scitis et unde 002710
Folio: 062r - Feast: Fer. 4 Hebd. 4 Quad.
9 E A Rabbi quis peccavit homo iste 004571
10 E A A saeculo non est auditum 001194
Folio: 062r - Feast: Fer. 5 Hebd. 4 Quad.
11 E A Propheta magnus* 004391
12 E A Accepit autem* 001216
Folio: 062r - Feast: Fer. 6 Hebd. 4 Quad.
13 E A Lazarus amicus noster dormit eamus 003603
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CANTUS Database
PL-WRu R 503
Provenance: Wrocław
Date: 14th century (2nd half) | 1350+
Cursus: Secular
Inventoried by: Proofreader:
The inventory for PL-WRu R 503 was prepared by Bartosz Izbicki (The Institute of Art of the Polish Academy of Sciences), with editorial assistance from Barbara Swanson (University of Waterloo).