P-G (Guimarães) Arquivo Municipal Alfredo Pimenta N 024

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Source Folio Incipit Feast Occasion Genre Position Cantus ID
P-G N 024 Ar [In civitate domini clara sonant jugiter - indeterminate - V A a00295
P-G N 024 Ar In civitate dei resonan[t organa] ( - indeterminate - V A 003209
P-G N 024 Ar Aeuia aeui[...] cedam (...)os* - indeterminate - M I
P-G N 024 Ar Venite* - indeterminate - M [?]
P-G N 024 Ar Aeuia in(...)to* - indeterminate - M [?]
P-G N 024 Ar A[...] - indeterminate - M [?]
P-G N 024 Av Potens* - indeterminate - M V 006831zf?
P-G N 024 Av Ecce sacerdos* - indeterminate - M R 006609
P-G N 024 Av Benedictionem* - indeterminate - M V 006609a
P-G N 024 Av [Laetabi]tur iustus in domino et - indeterminate - M R 007064
P-G N 024 Av Letamini in domino e(t exsulta) - indeterminate - M V 007064a
P-G N 024 Av Juravit* - indeterminate - M R 007046
P-G N 024 Av Dixit dominus* - indeterminate - M V 007046a
P-G N 024 Av Docete fili* - indeterminate - M R 006483
P-G N 024 Av [...] - indeterminate - M V
P-G N 024 Av [Na]rrabo* - indeterminate - R 007194
P-G N 024 Av Qui timetis* - indeterminate - M V
P-G N 024 Br [Cum orasset Judas commotus est locus] - indeterminate - L A 002020
P-G N 024 Br Vexilla regis* - indeterminate - L H 008410
P-G N 024 Br Adoramus te Christe [et] benediximus* - indeterminate - L W 007936
P-G N 024 Br E(lena) sancta dixit ad iudam - indeterminate - L A B 003024
P-G N 024 Br Lux perp[etu]a* - indeterminate - A 003653
P-G N 024 Br Hoc signum crucis erit in celo [...] - indeterminate - R
P-G N 024 Br [...] - indeterminate - [?]
P-G N 024 Br P[er sign]um crucis de - indeterminate - S R 007377
P-G N 024 Bv Libera nos* - indeterminate - S V 007377za
P-G N 024 Bv Dulce lignum dulces clavos - indeterminate - S W 800125
P-G N 024 Bv Adoramus te Christe et benedicimus tibi - indeterminate - N R 006045
P-G N 024 Bv Quia per crucem* - indeterminate - N V 006045a
P-G N 024 Bv Nos (autem glo)riari (oportet)* - indeterminate - N W 008152
P-G N 024 Bv Aeuia* - indeterminate - V2 A 1
P-G N 024 Bv (...) christus (...) dominus* - indeterminate - V2 A
P-G N 024 Bv illeg. - indeterminate - V2 [?]
P-G N 024 Bv Vexilla regis* - indeterminate - V2 H
P-G N 024 Bv (...) adoramus te Christe - indeterminate - V2 W
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P-G N 024
Shelfmark: 
N 024
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Date: 
14th cent., second half
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Liturgical feast(s) unidentified, possibly related to a/some feast/s in the commune sanctorum. Due to the poor condition of the fragment it was not possible to clarify which folio came first.

Foliation/Pagination: 
The original page number 'CXXIII' can be read at the top of fol. Ar.
Condition of document: 
Bifolium fragment in very poor condition. It was badly mutilated to fit the book it currently covers.
Inscriptions: 

Later-hand inscriptions on fol. Bv (written reversed with respect to the text) and one on fol. Br ('A-10-1-43').

Description of the notation: 

Large size neumes. The axis of the notation is vertical. The lozenge is used both isolated and as part of ascending and descending compound neumes, such as pes, torculus, and clivis. The lozenge, however, is not used consistently. For instance, in the second chant on fol. Ar there are no lozenges but only square puncta. In some cases, even if the lozenge is used in the piece, there is some confusion with its spatial placement; see for example the responsory "Laetabitur iustus" (Cantus ID number 007064) and its consecutive responsory verse “Letamini in domino” (Cantus ID 007064a) on fol. Av. Here, in both chants the lozenge was occasionally written on consecutive steps, see for example “sperabit in” in the responsory or the beginning of the verse “Letamini in domino” below, on the same page. Moreover, while it seems possible to identify the mode of the responsory as the 7th (with the red line meaning B and the finalis on G), there are more doubts on the identification of the mode in the verse if we take into account only the notation. 

The difference between a lozenge and a more or less square punctum is generally clearly defined. However, occasionally there is some confusion with the virga and the lozenge because 1) the virga is made of a lozenge with a descending stem placed on the left and 2) for the poor condition of the fragment. Similar situation occurs with the oriscus, which is made of a lozenge followed by a smaller lozenge with a descending stem on the right, see for example on fol. Br (right half) the first music line with the beginning of the antiphon “E(…) sancta dixit” (Cantus ID 003024) or the oriscus on “Lignum”, on the third music line below. 

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Completed on: 
2018-04-24
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2022.01957.PTDC