Hoc largire pater luminis omnis

Source
Gent, Universiteitsbibliotheek, Hs BKT.006 ("Tsgrooten Antiphoner")
Folio
143v
Sequence
8
Feast
Assumptio Mariae
Service
V
Genre
HV
Position
04
Cantus ID
008362:04
Mode
*
Full text as in Source (standardized spelling)
Hoc largire pater luminis omnis natum per proprium flamine sancto qui tecum nitida vivit in aethra regnans ac moderans saecula cuncta amen
Full text as in Source (source spelling)
Hoc largire pater luminis omnis natum per proprium flamine sancto qui tecum nitida vivit in ethra regnans ac moderans secula cuncta Amen
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B-Gu Hs BKT.006
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Folio: 143v - Feast: Assumptio Mariae
5 V HV 01 O quam glorifica luce coruscas 008362:01
6 V HV 02 Tu cum virgineo mater honore 008362:02
7 V HV 03 Quem cunctus venerans orbis adorat 008362:03
8 V HV 04 Hoc largire pater luminis omnis 008362:04
9 C H Memento salutis* 830221
10 M H Quem terra* 008375
11 L H O gloriosa* 008375e
Folio: 143v - Feast: Mariae Magdalenae
1 V HV 04 Honor decus imperium sit trinitati 008343:13
2 M H Hujus obtentu* 830150
Folio: 143v - Feast: Stephani
12 X HV 01 Sancte dei pretiose protomartyr Stephane 830309:01
Folio: 143v - Feast: Vincula Petri
3 V H Jam bone pastor* 008268:03
4 M H Aeterna Christi* 830011
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CANTUS Database
B-Gu Hs BKT.006
Provenance: Tongerloo
Date: 16th century (1500-1525) | 1522
Cursus: Secular
Proofreader:
The index for B-Gu Hs BKT.006 was prepared by Nicholas Bleisch and Henry T. Drummond with the collaboration of Tin Cugelj, Patrick Huang, Gillian Hurst, Karin Lagergren, David Merlin, Philippa Ovenden, and Miriam Wendling, with proofreading by Alessandra Ignesti (McGill University) and editorial assistance by Debra Lacoste (Dalhousie University).
Contributor: Nicholas Bleisch