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Piis hic studuit semper operibus

Source
Wien, Diözesanarchiv, C-10
Folio
249r
Sequence
5
Feast
Transl. Wolfgangi
Office/Mass
V
Genre
HV
Position
06
Cantus ID
830125:06
Mode
*
Manuscript Reading Full Text (standardized spelling)
Piis hic studuit semper operibus in fame tribuit victum pauperibus in furto miserum detentum protegit ipsumque veste contegit
Manuscript Reading Full Text (MS spelling)
Piis hic studuit semper operibus in fame tribuit victum pauperibus in furto miserum detentum protegit ipsumque veste contegit
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A-Wda C-10
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Folio: 249r - Feast: Transl. Wolfgangi
1 V HV 02 Doctor fit pueris primo scholaribus 830125:02
2 V HV 03 Posthac Pannoniis fidem dum praedicat 830125:03
3 V HV 04 Ecclesiasticum decus hic integrat claustris 830125:04
4 V HV 05 Dum sanctus subditos dogmate refovet 830125:05
5 V HV 06 Piis hic studuit semper operibus 830125:06
6 V HV 07 Errorem superat hic in heretico 830125:07
7 V HV 08 Daemones effugans vitat jactantiam tandem 830125:08
8 V HV 09 Regi post transitum somnis haec 830125:09
9 V HV 10 Decus ingenito patri quam genito 830125:10
10 V A M Gaudeat tota virgo mater ecclesia 201929
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CANTUS Database
A-Wda C-10
Provenance: Kirnberg
Date: 15th century | 1400s+
Inventoried by: Proofreaders:
The indices were prepared by Lap Kwan Kam (Universität Wien, for C-11, D-4 and the revision of C-10) and Mu-Kuei Ho (Universität Wien, for C-10). Editorial assistance was provided by Keith Glaeske (Catholic University of America, for C-11 and C-10) and Debra Lacoste (University of Western Ontario, for D-4 and the revision of C-11 and C-10). Published online in the summer of 1997. Debra Lacoste added full texts for the Office of the Translation of Wolfgang (Oct 2021), and Leopold & Mary of the Snows (Feb 2023).
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