At illi intincta tunica Joseph
- Folio
- 024r
- Sequence
- 3
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- At illi intincta tunica Joseph in sanguine hedi miserunt qui ferret eam ad patrem et diceret vide si tunica filii tui sit an non
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- At illi intincta tunica ioseph in sanguine hedi miserunt qui ferret eam ad patrem et diceret vide si tunica filii tui sit an non | Reversusquem
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CDN-Ttfl MSS 09700
CDN-Ttfl MSS 09700
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Folio: 024r - Feast: Dom. 3 Quadragesimae
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| 1 | M I | Venite adoremus dominum qui fecit | 001172 |
| 2 | M W 1. | Ipse liberavit me de laqueo | 008107 |
| 3 | M R 1.1 | Videntes Joseph a longe loquebantur | 007863 |
| 4 | M V 01 | Cumque vidissent Joseph fratres sui | 007863a |
| 5 | M R 1.2 | Dixit Judas fratribus suis ecce | 006477 |
Folio: 024r - Feast: Dom. 3 Quadragesimae
| 1 | M V 01 | Quid enim prodest si occiderimus | 006477b |
| 2 | M R 1.3 | Extrahentes Joseph de lacu vendiderunt | 006707 |
| 3 | M V 01 | At illi intincta tunica Joseph | 006707a |
Folio: 024v - Feast: Dom. 3 Quadragesimae
| 1 | M W 2. | Scapulis suis obumbrabit tibi R. | 008191 |
| 2 | M R 2.1 | Videns Jacob vestimenta Joseph scidit | 007858 |
| 3 | M V 01 | Tulerunt autem fratres ejus tunicam | 007858c |
| 4 | M R 2.2 | Joseph dum intraret in terram | 007037 |
| 5 | M V 01 | Humiliaverunt in compedibus pedes ejus | 007037c |
Provenance: Firenze
Date: 15th century (1st half) | c. 1400
Cursus: Secular
Inventoried by:
CDN-Ttfl MSS 09700 was inventoried by Manuel Piazza (University of Toronto, later Yale Institute of Sacred Music) with proofreading by Andrea Klassen (to folio 37) and Alessandra Ignesti, both working as Research Assistants at Dalhousie University.
Contributor: CANTUS Database Administrator
Date: 15th century (1st half) | c. 1400
Cursus: Secular
Inventoried by:
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Manuel Piazza
University of Toronto / Yale Institute of Sacred Music
CDN-Ttfl MSS 09700 was inventoried by Manuel Piazza (University of Toronto, later Yale Institute of Sacred Music) with proofreading by Andrea Klassen (to folio 37) and Alessandra Ignesti, both working as Research Assistants at Dalhousie University.
Contributor: CANTUS Database Administrator