[Preces populi tui quaesumus domine

Source: Montréal, McGill University - Rare Books and Special Collections - Manuscript Collection, MS Medieval 0171 (fragment)
Folio: 099r
Sequence: 0
Feast: Marcelli
Office/Mass: MI
Genre: Co
Mode: *
Manuscript Reading Full Text (standardized spelling): [Preces populi tui quaesumus domine clementer exaudi ut beati] Marcelli martyris tui atque pontificis meritis adjuvemur cujus passione laetamur
Manuscript Reading Full Text (MS spelling): {#} -celli martiris tui atque pontificis meritis adiuvemur cujus passione letamur | Per
Indexing Notes: This chant begins in the middle of the word "Marcelli".
Image link: http://public-content.library.mcgill.ca/digitization/rbsc_ms-medieval-171.pdf

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CDN-Mlr MS Medieval 0171 (fragment)

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Folio: 099r - Feast: Marcelli

0	MI Co	[Preces populi tui quaesumus domine
1	MI Sec	Suscipe domine quaesumus munera dignanter
2	MI Pc	Saciasti domine familiam tuam muneribus

Folio: 099r - Feast: Priscae

3	MI Co	Da quaesumus omnipotens deus ut
4	MI Sec	Hostia domine quaesumus quam sanctororum
5	MI Pc	Quaesumus domine salutaribus repleti mysteriis

Folio: 099r - Feast: Fabiani, Sebastiani

MI Co

Folio: 099r - Feast: LACUNA

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CDN-Mlr MS Medieval 0171 (fragment)

Date: 15th century (2nd half) | Late 15th century
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The inventory for CDN-Mlr MS 171 (fragment) was prepared by Debra Lacoste (University of Waterloo).
Contributor: Debra Lacoste