Gradual, Western MS 097, 168r

Gradual, Western MS 097, 168r

Liturgy

1277-1298

Latin

Liturgical Book

Western MS 097, 168r

341 leaves

Ioannis Jacobus Pillman, Louis-Auguste Himly, Bibl. Brunner Sept. 1847

Manuscript

122 x 84 mm

Square notation on a four-line staff

Parchment

Upper Rhine, Eastern France (Strasbourg?)

Domine deus salutis mee, verse of the introit Karitas dei diffusa,; Alleluya. Emitte*,accompanied by the rubric predicta alleluia cum tribus sequentibus a toto choro cantetur, duo ita post versus usque ad duo ultima sola repetatur (the previous alleluia (Emitte) with the three following should be sung by the entire choir, until the last two are repeated alone). The three following alleluia verses are indicated by their incipits: Loquebat*, Factus est*, and Veni*. There follows Alleluya. Benedictus es domine, for the Saturday after Pentecost Sunday ***

Anthropomorphic initials in black and red (height corresponding to one line of text and one musical staff); plain blue initial (height corresponding to one line of text and one-fourth of one musical staff)