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Hic est dies praeclarus*

Source
Montréal, McGill University - Rare Books and Special Collections - Manuscript Collection, MS Medieval 0234
Folio
042v
Sequence
12
Feast
Octava Epiphaniae
Office/Mass
M
Genre
R
Position
8
Cantus ID
006821
Mode
7
Manuscript Reading Full Text (standardized spelling)
Hic est dies praeclarus*
Manuscript Reading Full Text (MS spelling)
Hic est dies preclarus

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CDN-Mlr MS Medieval 0234
042r <  > 043r
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Folio: 042v - Feast: Epiphania
1 M V 02 Gloria patri et filio et 909000
Folio: 042v - Feast: Octava Epiphaniae
1 V A M Fontes aquarum sanctificati sunt Christo 002888
3 M I Christus apparuit* 001054
4 M R 1 Stella quam* 007701
5 M R 2 Illuminare* 006882
6 M R 3 Omnes de Saba* 007314
7 M R 4 Tria sunt munera* 007777
8 M R 5 Magi veniunt ab oriente* 007112
9 M R 6 Interrogabat magos* 006981
10 M R 7 Dies sanctificatus* 006444
11 M V 01 Venite adoremus eum quia ipse 006444a
12 M R 8 Hic est dies praeclarus* 006821
13 M V 01 Et intrantes domum invenerunt puerum 006821a
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CDN-Mlr MS Medieval 0234
Provenance: Germany
Date: 16th century (1575-1600) | late 16th century
Cursus: Secular
Inventoried by: Proofreader:
The inventory for CDN-Mlr MS Medieval 0234 was begun by undergraduate and graduate students (Sister Ilaria Culshaw, Lucia Denk, Songhan Li, Patrick McIntosh, Brayden Olson, Kevin Robb, Rianna Robinson, Rebecca Shaw, James Whitley, Dilshan Weerasinghe), in a seminar on Colonial Chant at Dalhousie University, run by Jennifer Bain in the winter of 2019, and was completed by research assistants, Sister Ilaria Culshaw and Rebecca Shaw. Alessandra Ignesti proofread the inventory and the texts.