Patrata sunt haec mystice paschae

Source
Gent, Universiteitsbibliotheek, Hs BKT.006 ("Tsgrooten Antiphoner")
Folio
138v
Sequence
12
Feast
Dom. Pentecostes
Service
L
Genre
HV
Position
04
Cantus ID
008273:04
Mode
*
Full text as in Source (standardized spelling)
Patrata sunt haec mystice paschae peracto tempore sacro dierum numero quo lege fit remissio
Full text as in Source (source spelling)
Patrata sunt hec mistice pasche peracto tempore sacro dierum numero quo lege fit remissio
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Folio: 138v - Feast: Dom. Pentecostes
1 M HV 02 Sollemnis urgebat dies quo mystico 008327:02
2 M HV 03 Dum hora cunctis tertia repente 008327:03
3 M HV 04 De patris ergo lumine decorus 008327:04
4 M HV 05 Impleta gaudent viscera afflata sancto 008327:05
5 M HV 06 Ex omni gente cogniti Graecis 008327:06
6 M HV 07 Judaea tunc incredula vesano tumens 008327:07
7 M HV 08 Sed signis et virtutibus occurrit 008327:08
8 M HV 09 Sit laus patri cum filio* 008327:10
9 L HV 01 Beata nobis gaudia anni reduxit 008273:01
10 L HV 02 Ignis vibrante lumine linguae figuram 008273:02
11 L HV 03 Linguis loquuntur omnium turbae pavent 008273:03
12 L HV 04 Patrata sunt haec mystice paschae 008273:04
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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