E-TUY (Tuy) Archivo Capitular de la Catedral de Tuy Fragmento 22

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Source Folio Incipit Feast Occasion Genre Position Cantus ID
E-TUY Fragmento 022 Ar [Abscondi tamquam] aurum peccata mea et Fest. per annum M R ? 006011
E-TUY Fragmento 022 Ar Tibi soli peccavi et malum coram Fest. per annum M V 01 006011b
E-TUY Fragmento 022 Ar Custodi me domine ut pupillam oculi Fest. per annum M R ? 006385
E-TUY Fragmento 022 Ar Mirifica misericordias tuas qui salvos facis Fest. per annum M V 01 006385a
E-TUY Fragmento 022 Ar Regnavit dominus decorem inductus est et Fest. per annum L A 1 204247
E-TUY Fragmento 022 Ar Laudate dominum quoniam suavis est et Fest. per annum L A 2 202873
E-TUY Fragmento 022 Av Laetentur et exsultent omnes fines terrae Fest. per annum L A 3 202831
E-TUY Fragmento 022 Av Omnia opera dominum deum benedicite in Fest. per annum L A 4 203670
E-TUY Fragmento 022 Av Laus dei in ecclesia sanctorum et Fest. per annum L A 5 202902
E-TUY Fragmento 022 Av Dominus regnavit* Fest. per annum L W 008034
E-TUY Fragmento 022 Av Regnavit dominus praecinctus fortitudine cum decore Fest. per annum L A 6 004599
E-TUY Fragmento 022 Br Sciamus omnes quia dominus ipse est Fest. per annum L A 7 004827
E-TUY Fragmento 022 Br Benedicam te domine in vita mea Fest. per annum L A 8 001688
E-TUY Fragmento 022 Br Omnis creatura benedicat dominum hymnum dicat Fest. per annum L A 9 004118.1
E-TUY Fragmento 022 Br Spiritus omnis laudet dominum quia ipse Fest. per annum L A 10 005001
E-TUY Fragmento 022 Bv Dominus regit me et nihil mihi Fest. per annum L A 11 002420
E-TUY Fragmento 022 Bv Oculi mei semper ad dominum Fest. per annum L A 12 004108
E-TUY Fragmento 022 Bv Christe Jesu fili dei vivi miserere Fest. per annum L R 006276
E-TUY Fragmento 022 Bv Qui sedes ad dexteram dei patris Fest. per annum L V 01 006276b
E-TUY Fragmento 022 Bv Gloria patri* Fest. per annum L V 02 909000
E-TUY Fragmento 022 Bv Exsurge domine* Fest. per annum L W 008072
E-TUY Fragmento 022 Bv Legem tuam domine et exquiram eam Fest. per annum T A a01269
E-TUY Fragmento 022 Bv Da mihi intellectum et scrutabor domine Fest. per annum T A a00102
E-TUY Fragmento 022 Bv Inclina cor meum in testimonia tua Fest. per annum T R 006946
E-TUY Fragmento 022 Bv Averte oculos meos ne videant vanitatem Fest. per annum T V 01 006946a
E-TUY Fragmento 022 Bv Gloria patri et filio et spiritui Fest. per annum T V 02 909000
E-TUY Fragmento 022 Bv Ego* Fest. per annum T W 008042
Archive: 
E-TUY (Tuy) Archivo Capitular de la Catedral de Tuy
Siglum: 
E-TUY Fragmento 022
Shelfmark: 
Fragmento 022
Source type: 
Antiphoner
Subcategory of source: 
Temporal antiphoner
Category: 
monophony
Completeness: 
fragment
Document type: 
manuscript
Origin: 
Tui (E), Catedral
Date: 
[c. 1400]
Type of notation: 
Aquitanian
Type of script: 
Gothic
Contents (feasts): 
Fest. per annum
Material: 
Parchment
Cursus: 
Secular
Tradition: 
Aquitanian (tradition)
Page layout: 
Each folio: c. 300 x c. 440
Condition of document: 
Bifolio. Mutilated on outer margins. Perfuration holes revealing previous binding purposes.
Decoration: 
Plain or slightly decorated capitals and initials, in red.
Inscriptions: 

On folio Br, rubric starting: "Ab octavis pentecostem usque in aventum (sic) domini et ab octavis epiphanie usque in septuagesima ... ". On folio Bv, on upper half, there is an enframed inscription, in brown: "Real Provision ganada en el Consejo al Ayuntamiento p[ara?] q[ue?] no suban a[l?] Monte r[eal?] las Procesiones de Corpus y las mas [que?] se esp[r?]esan. año de 1805". If "Monte Real" is the correct interpretation of the mentioned locus in this inscription, it might refer to the locality of Monte Real (a medieval fortress), in Baiona, having in mind that two parchments of the group of fragments originally belonging to the same Antiphoner of the present fragment 22 have inscriptions that mention Baiona or related places.

Remarks: 

The Aquitanian notation is of an Iberian variety. The fragments ("Fragmentos") 1, 11, 12, 14, 16, 18, 21 and 22, held in the Archivo Capitular de la Catedral de Tui, belonged originally to one and the same Antiphoner. They previously served as covers or binding material for a register book (see "Inscriptions and marks" above, where the inscriptions identify the book).

Completed on: 
2017-02-15