Venit lumen tuum Jerusalem et

Source:

Praha (Prague), Strahovská knihovna (Library of the Royal Canonry of Premonstratensians at Strahov), DE I 7

Folio:

053v

Sequence:

Feast:

Epiphania

Office/Mass:

Genre:

Position:

Cantus ID:

005344

Mode:

Differentia:

Differentia database:

1--h-h-hg-gf-g-ghg--4 66b

Manuscript Reading Full Text (standardized spelling):

Venit lumen tuum Jerusalem et gloria domini super te orta est et ambulabunt gentes in lumine tuo alleluia

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Folio: 053v - Feast: Epiphania

1	M R 3.3	In columbae specie..	006892
2	M V 01	Caeli aperti sunt ..	006892a
3	L A 1	Ante luciferum gen..	001434
4	L A 2	Venit lumen tuum J..	005344
5	L A 3	Apertis thesauris ..	001447
6	L A 4	Maria et flumina b..	003700
7	L A 5	Magi videntes stel..	003655
8	L H	Quem non praevalen..	830397
9	L W	Venient ad te qui ..	008233
10	L A B	Hodie caelesti spo..	003095
11	P A	Lux de luce apparu..	003649
12	P R	Christe fili dei v..	006276
13	P V 01	Qui apparuisti in ..	006276zq
14	P W	Venient ad te qui*	008233
15	T A	Venit lumen tuum*	005344
16	T R	Reges Tharsis et i..	007522
17	T V 01	Reges arabum et sa..	007522a
18	T W	Omnis terra adoret..	008161
19	S A	Apertis thesauris*	001447

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CZ-Pst DE I 7

Provenance: Esztergom

Indexed by:

Anna Sanda
Hungarian Academy of Sciences

Proofreaders:

The inventory for CZ-Pst DE I 7 was completed by Anna Sanda (Hungarian Academy of Sciences) and edited by Gábor Kiss and Zsuzsa Czagány. The manuscript description was augmented by Rebecca Shaw (Dalhousie University) with editorial assistance from Debra Lacoste (University of Waterloo).