Cum ergo sint apud deum
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- 277r
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F-Pn Lat. 15182
F-Pn Lat. 15182
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Folio: 277r - Feast: Inventio Stephani
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| 1 | M V 01 | Cui sacerdos respondit quis | 006877a |
| 2 | M R 1.3 | Vade Luciane et dic Joanni | 007815 |
| 3 | M V 01 | Aperi nobis velocius ut per | 007815a |
| 4 | M A 2.1 | Vir dei Gamaliel ait Luciano | 005430 |
Folio: 277r - Feast: Inventio Stephani
| 1 | M A 2.2 | Isti etenim maximo digni sunt | 003436 |
| 2 | M A 2.3 | Cum ergo sint apud deum | 001997 |
| 3 | M R 2.1 | Lucianus presbyter dixit | 007107 |
Folio: 277v - Feast: Inventio Stephani
| 1 | M V 01 | Qui a Judaeis Jerusalem | 007107a |
| 2 | M R 2.2 | Cum scirem ego Gamaliel | 006373 |
Provenance: Paris
Date: 14th century | 1300 c.
Cursus: Secular
Inventoried by:
This inventory for F-Pn Lat. 15182 was prepared by Susan Kidwell (University of Texas at Austin) with editorial assistance from Charles Downey (Catholic University).
Contributor: CANTUS Database Administrator
Date: 14th century | 1300 c.
Cursus: Secular
Inventoried by:
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Susan Kidwell
University of Texas at Austin
This inventory for F-Pn Lat. 15182 was prepared by Susan Kidwell (University of Texas at Austin) with editorial assistance from Charles Downey (Catholic University).
Contributor: CANTUS Database Administrator