Sicut malus*

Source
Wroclaw, Biblioteka Uniwersytecka, Ms. R 503
Folio
237v
Sequence
33
Feast
Additamenta
Service
X
Genre
A
Position
7.2
Cantus ID
004940
Mode
1

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Folio: 237v - Feast: Additamenta
1 X Primum quaerite regnum dei
2 X A 1.1 Ecce nomen domini* 002527
3 X A 1.2 Antequam convenirent* 001440
4 X A 1.3 Loquere domine* 003636
5 X A 1.4 Ecce veniet desideratus* 002548
6 X A 1.5 Positis autem genibus* 004317
7 X A 1.6 Non in solo pane* 003919
8 X A 1.7 Qui caelorum* 004460
9 X A 1.8 Qui solebat* 004498
10 X A 1.9 Cum immundus* 002009
11 X A 1.10 Dies domini* 002215
12 X A 1.11 Cum autem* 001987
13 X A 1.12 Mulieres* 003826
14 X A 2.1 Ave Maria* 001539
15 X A 2.2 Canite tuba* 001757
16 X A 2.3 Isti sunt sancti* 003442
17 X A 3.1 Vulpes foveas* 005512
18 X A 3.2 Quod uni* 004560
19 X A 3.3 Ex quo facta* 002750
20 X A 4.1 Leva Jerusalem* 003606
21 X A 4.2 Domine* 002344
22 X A 4.3 Vadam* 005299
23 X A 5.1 Venit lumen* 005344
24 X A 5.2 Dominus defensor* 002404
25 X A 5.3 Nisi tu domine* 003885
26 X A 5.4 Inclinavit* 003319
27 X A 6.1 Veniet dominus* 005337
28 X A 6.2 Apertis thesauris* 001447
29 X A 6.3 Laudate dominum* 003585
30 X A 6.4 Secundum magnam* 004845
31 X A 6.5 Exsultate* 002814
32 X A 7.1 Salve regina* 204367
33 X A 7.2 Sicut malus* 004940
34 X A 7.3 Reges Tharsis* 004594
35 X A 7.4 Benedictus es* 001729
36 X A 8.1 Speciosus* 004989
37 X A 9.1 Christi virgo* 001787
38 X A 9.2 Ipsi soli* 003406
39 X A 10.1 Biduo vivens* 001739
40 X A 10.2 Unus est enim* 005278
41 X Secundus autem similis est hinc
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PL-WRu Ms. 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).