The following Offices are found in Analecta hymnica: Thomas of Canterbury, vol. 13, pp. 238-240; Conception of Mary, vol. 5, pp. 47-50; Helarus (Hilary) and Tatianus, vol. 45a, pp. 109-112; Benedict, vol. 25, pp.145-148; the Office for the BMV during the seasons of Easter and Pentecost, vol. 24, pp. 164- 166.
The manuscripts include prosulas.
The differentiae are assigned a letter-number combination (the letter indicates the final pitch of the differentiae, and the number is arbitrarily assigned). Invitatory tones are not presented in complete form in these manuscripts. Codes have been provided based on comparisons of the incipits with tones found complete in other sources.
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