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Sancti mei in isto saeculo*

Source
Sankt Gallen, Stiftsbibliothek, 391
Folio
172
Sequence
10
Feast
Comm. plurimorum Martyrum
Office/Mass
V
Genre
R
Cantus ID
007590
Mode
*
Manuscript Reading Full Text (standardized spelling)
Sancti mei in isto saeculo*
Manuscript Reading Full Text (MS spelling)
Sancti mei in isto saeculo
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http://www.e-codices.unifr.ch/en/csg/0391/172

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CH-SGs 391
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Folio: 172 - Feast: Comm. Apostolorum
1 V2 A 4 Venientes venient cum exsultatione portantes 005334
2 V2 A 5 Confortatus est principatus eorum et 001881
3 V2 R Fuerunt sine querela* 006748
4 V2 A 1M Isti sunt triumphatores et amici 003446
5 V2 A 2M Isti sunt sancti qui pro 003443
6 X W 1 In omnem terram* 008097
7 X W 2 Laetamini in domino* 008120
8 X W 3 Constitues eos principes* 007994
9 X W 4 Nimis honorati sunt* 008148
Folio: 172 - Feast: Comm. plurimorum Martyrum
10 V R Sancti mei in isto saeculo* 007590
11 V R Sint lumbi* 007675
12 V V 01 Vigilate* 007675a
13 V A M Isti sunt sancti qui pro 003444
14 M I Regem martyrum dominum* 001137
15 M A 1.1 Secus decursus aquarum* 004847
16 M A 1.2 Praedicantes praeceptum* 004359
17 M A 1.3 Filii hominum* 002879
18 M A 1.4 Scuto bonae voluntatis* 004838
19 M A 1.5 In universa terra* 003304
20 M A 1.6 Habitabunt in tabernaculo* 002987
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CH-SGs 391
Provenance: St. Gallen
Date: 10th century | 0980+
Cursus: Monastic
Inventoried by: Proofreaders:
The inventory for CH-SGs 391 was prepared by Kate Helsen (The University of Western Ontario), with proofreading by Alessandra Ignesti (McGill University) and editorial assistance from Andrew Mitchell (The University of Western Ontario) and Debra Lacoste (The University of Western Ontario). Manuscript description written by Rebecca Shaw (Dalhousie University).
Contributor: Kate Helsen