P-Cug (Coimbra) Biblioteca Geral da Universidade MM 1063 (18) + MM 1063 (22)
P-Cug MM 1063 (18) + (22)
Two chants from Matins of the feast of Dedication were identified on strip 18: a fragment from the 3rd antiphon of the 2nd Nocturn Erexit Jacob (002665) on 18a and a fragment of the 1st responsory of the 3rd Nocturn Vidi civitatem (007871) with the beginning of its verse Ierusalem caelo (007871za) on 18b. Two chants from Matins of the same feast were identified on strip 22: a fragment of the 1st responsory of the 2nd Nocturn Lapides preciosi (007074) with the beginning of its verse Plateae tuae Ierusalem on 22b and a fragment of the 4th responsory of the 3rd Nocturn Terribilis est locus iste (007763) on 22a.
Square notation in brown ink over brown tetragram, with C clef. Displays single forms for punctum, pes, clivis, porrectus and torculus. The climacus is composed of one square followed by descending notes in rhombic shape. There are custodes, but no separation bars or liquescent notes.
MM 1063 (18), recto : Dodoneus (Rembertus), Stirpium historiae, Antverpiae 1616
MM 1063 (18), verso : a modern stamp from the Biblioteca Geral/Universidade de Coimbra
MM 1063 (22), recto: Dodoneus (Rembertus), Stirpium historiae, Antverpiae 1616
These fragments are binding strips from an antiphoner. The shreds are heavily mutilated to fit the binding of the book it covered. Fragments 18 and 22 originally belonged to the same leaf.
The book for which served this binding strip was identified as the work Stirpium historiae by the Flemish botanist Rembert Dodonaeus (1583). A second edition of this book was published in 1616 in Antwerp.
Musical Items
| Folio | Seq | Incipit | Feast | Occasion | Genre | Position | Cantus ID | Mode |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 00Ar | 001 | Erexit Jacob lapidem in titulum fundens | In Dedicatione Ecclesiae | M | A | A3 | 002665 | 7 |
| 00Av | 002 | [Vidi civitatem sanctam Jerusalem novam des] | In Dedicatione Ecclesiae | M | R | R1 | 007871 | 8 |
| 00Av | 003 | Jer[usalem caelo ornatam vidit ...] | In Dedicatione Ecclesiae | M | V | 007871zb |