Quod lingua foris personat intus

Source
Gent, Universiteitsbibliotheek, Hs BKT.006 ("Tsgrooten Antiphoner")
Folio
145r
Sequence
2
Feast
Augustini
Service
M
Genre
HV
Position
03
Cantus ID
830056:03
Mode
*
Full text as in Source (standardized spelling)
Quod lingua foris personat intus affectus sentiat nec imitari pigeat quod laudare mens approbat
Full text as in Source (source spelling)
Quod lingua foris personat intus affectus sentiat nec imitari pigeat quod laudare mens approbat
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B-Gu Hs BKT.006
144v <  > 145v Display facsimile (145r)
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Folio: 145r - Feast: Augustini
1 M HV 02 Hinc ergo psalmi resonent hinc 830056:02
2 M HV 03 Quod lingua foris personat intus 830056:03
3 M HV 04 Hunc post mundi pericula caeli 830056:04
4 M HV 05 Conemur totis nisibus jungamus preces 830056:05
5 M HV 06 Deo patri sit gloria* 830056:07
Folio: 145r - Feast: Nativitas Mariae
6 V HV 01 Ave maris stella dei mater 008272:01
7 V HV 02 Sumens illud ave Gabrielis ore 008272:02
8 V HV 03 Solve vincla reis profer lumen 008272:03
9 V HV 04 Monstra te esse matrem sumat 008272:04
10 V HV 05 Virgo singularis inter omnes mitis 008272:05
11 V HV 06 Vitam praesta puram iter para 008272:06
12 V HV 07 Sit laus deo patri summo 008272:07
Folio: 145r - Feast:
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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