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Quae es aut unde venis

Source
Wiesbaden, Hochschul- und Landesbibliothek RheinMain, 2 (Riesencodex)
Folio
481r
Sequence
6
Feast
Ordo virtutum Hildegardiensis
Office/Mass
X
Genre
D
Position
72
Cantus ID
a01045
Mode
*
Manuscript Reading Full Text (standardized spelling)
Quae es aut unde venis tu amplexata es me et ego foras eduxi te sed nunc in reversione tua confundis me ego autem pugna mea deiciam te
Manuscript Reading Full Text (MS spelling)
Que es aut unde venis tu amplexata es me et ego foras eduxi te sed nunc in reversione tua confundis me ego autem pugna mea deiciam te
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D-WI1 2
480v <  > 481v Display facsimile (481r)
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Folio: 481r - Feast: Ordo virtutum Hildegardiensis
1 X D 67 Et o vera medicina humilitas a01040
2 X D 68 O omnes virtutes suscipite lugentem a01041
3 X D 69 Volumus te reducere et nolumus a01042
4 X D 70 O misera filia volo te a01043
5 X D 71 O vivens fons quam magna a01044
6 X D 72 Quae es aut unde venis a01045
7 X D 73a Ego omnes vias meas malas a01046
8 X D 73b Inde tu o regina humilitas a01047
9 X D 74 O victoria quae istum in a01048
10 X D 75 O fortissimi et gloriosissimi milites a01049
11 X D 76 O dulcissima* a01024
12 X D 77 Ligate ergo istum o virtutes a01050
13 X D 78 O regina nostra tibi parebimus a01051
14 X D 79 Gaudete o socii quia antiquus a01052
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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