Egressus Jesus secessit in partes | Cantus Manuscript Database

Egressus Jesus secessit in partes

Source
Wrocław, Biblioteka Uniwersytecka, Ms. R 503
Folio
055r
Sequence
7
Feast
Dom. 2 Quadragesimae
Office/Mass
L
Genre
A
Position
B
Cantus ID
002620
Mode
1
Finalis
D
Differentia
D1
Differentia Database

1--h-h-g-f-gh-gfed--4

72b
Range

1-c-h-4

Manuscript Reading Full Text (standardized spelling)
Egressus Jesus secessit in partes Tyri et Sidonis et ecce mulier Chananaea a finibus illis egressa clamabat dicens miserere mei domine fili David
Manuscript Reading Full Text (MS spelling)
Egressus ihesus secessit in partes thiri et sydonis et ecce mulier chananea a finibus illis egressa clamabat dicens miserere mei domine fili david | ~Benedictus

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PL-WRu R 503
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Folio: 055r - Feast: Dom. 2 Quadragesimae
1 L A 2 Dextera domini fecit virtutem dextera 002185
2 L A 3 Factus est adjutor meus deus 002846
3 L A 4 Trium puerorum cantemus hymnum quem 005191
4 L A 5 Statuit ea in aeternum et 005020
5 L H Summi largitor* 008398
6 L W Domine refugium* 008027
7 L A B Egressus Jesus secessit in partes 002620
8 P A Dixit dominus mulieri* 002287
9 T A Domine dimitte eam quia clamat 002342
10 T R P Si dominus* 007650
11 T A P Salvator* 004690
12 S A Missus sum ad oves quae 003795
13 N A Vade mulier semel tibi dixi 005302
14 V2 A 1 Dixit dominus* 002285
15 V2 R Spes mea* 007687
16 V2 H Audi benigne* 008267
17 V2 A M O mulier* 004046
Folio: 055r - Feast: Fer. 2 Hebd. 2 Quad.
18 E A Ego principium qui et loquor 002582
19 E A Qui me misit mecum est 004482
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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).