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Vox tonitrui tui deus in

Source
Wrocław, Biblioteka Uniwersytecka, Ms. R 503
Folio
021r
Sequence
17
Feast
Joannis Evang.
Office/Mass
V
Genre
R
Cantus ID
007921
Mode
6T
Finalis
C
Range

1a-h-4

Manuscript Reading Full Text (standardized spelling)
Vox tonitrui tui deus in rota Joannes est evangelista mundi per ambitum praedicans lumen caelicum qui triumphans Romae lavit in vino stolam suam et in sanguine olivae pallium suum alleluia
Manuscript Reading Full Text (MS spelling)
Vox tonitrui tui deus in rota ihoannes est evangelista mundi per ambitum predicans lumen celicum qui triumphans rome | Lavit in vino stolam suam et in sanguine olive pallium suum alleluia

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PL-WRu R 503
020v <  > 021v
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Folio: 021r - Feast: Stephani
1 L A 1 Cum autem esset Stephanus plenus 001987
2 L A 2 Lapidabant Judaei Stephanum invocantem et 003575
3 L A 3 Adhaesit anima mea post te 001272
4 L A 4 Stephanus vidit caelos apertos vidit 005028
5 L A 5 Positis autem genibus clamabat voce 004317
6 L H Sancte dei* 830309
7 L A B Patefactae sunt januae caeli Christi 004229
Folio: 021r - Feast: Nativitas Domini
8 L A R -- --*
9 L W R Benedictus qui venit* 007978
Folio: 021r - Feast: Suff. Mariae Nat.
10 L A R Virgo dei genetrix* 005447
11 L W R Post partum* 008169
Folio: 021r - Feast: Stephani
12 V2 A 1 Tecum principium* 005127
13 V2 R Verbum caro* 007840
14 V2 H A solis ortus* 008248
15 V2 W Tamquam sponsus* 008216
16 V2 A M Sepelierunt Stephanum viri timorati et 004866
Folio: 021r - Feast: Joannis Evang.
17 V R Vox tonitrui tui deus in 007921
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CANTUS Database
PL-WRu R 503
Provenance: Wrocław
Date: 14th century (2nd half) | 1350+
Cursus: Secular
Inventoried by: Proofreader:
The inventory for PL-WRu R 503 was prepared by Bartosz Izbicki (The Institute of Art of the Polish Academy of Sciences), with editorial assistance from Barbara Swanson (University of Waterloo).