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Quae est haec potestas quod

Source
Wiesbaden, Hochschul- und Landesbibliothek RheinMain, 2 (Riesencodex)
Folio
479r
Sequence
13
Feast
Ordo virtutum Hildegardiensis
Office/Mass
X
Genre
D
Position
19
Cantus ID
a00990
Mode
*
Manuscript Reading Full Text (standardized spelling)
Quae est haec potestas quod nullus sit praeter deum ego autem dico qui voluerit me et voluntatem meam sequi dabo illi omnia tu vero tuis sequacibus nihil habes quod dare possis quia etiam vos omnes nescitis quid sitis
Manuscript Reading Full Text (MS spelling)
Que est hec potestas quod nullus sit preter deum ego autem dico qui voluerit me et voluntatem meam sequi dabo illi omnia tu vero tuis sequacibus nichil habes quod dare possis quia etiam vos omnes nescitis quid sitis
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D-WI1 2
478v <  > 479v Display facsimile (479r)
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Folio: 479r - Feast: Ordo virtutum Hildegardiensis
1 X D 7 O libenter veniam ad vos a00978
2 X D 8 Nos debemus militare tecum o a00979
3 X D 9 O gravis labor et o a00980
4 X D 10 O anima voluntate dei constituta a00981
5 X D 11 Succurite mihi adjuvando ut possim a00982
6 X D 12 Vide quid illud sit quo a00983
7 X D 13 O nescio quid faciam aut a00984
8 X D 14 O infelix conscientia o misera a00985
9 X D 15 Tu nescis nec vides nec a00986
10 X D 16 Deus creavit mundum non facio a00987
11 X D 17 Fatue fatue quid prodest tibi a00988
12 X D 18 O plangens vox est haec a00989
13 X D 19 Quae est haec potestas quod a00990
14 X D 20 Ego cum meis sodalibus bene a00991
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D-WI1 2
Provenance: Rupertsberg
Date: 12th century (1175-1200) | c.1180-1190
Inventoried by: Proofreaders:
The inventory for D-WI1 2 was completed by Nan Zhang and Jennifer Bain (Dalhousie University), with Alessandra Ignesti (McGill University) adding the Ordo virtutum section. Full texts were entered by Nan Zhang and proofread by Alessandra Ignesti, with the "MS reading" full text being added by Alessandra Ignesti. Melodies in Volpiano were entered by Nan Zhang and Clare Neil and proofread by Barbara Swanson and Clare Neil. Barbara Swanson supervised the activity of the Research Assistants and provided support. The manuscript description was written by Rebecca Shaw and edited by Jennifer Bain, with updates by Debra Lacoste in July 2017. Additional editorial assistance was provided by Debra Lacoste.
Contributor: Jennifer Bain