First Menota draft, 2004-06.
The text is from the matins and lauds of Philip and Jacob (1 May). The fragment was a gift to the Bergen museum by cand. theol. H. Daae in 1829. Missing antiphon incipits have been fund in Gjerl"w, Lilli: Ordo Nidrosiensis ecclesie, Oslo 1968.
Manuscript Identification
country
Norway
settlement
Bergen
repository
University Library
idno
UBB MS 1549,1d
textLang
origPlace
origDate
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This text was proofread by Åslaug Ommundsen before internet release February 2004
[1r]
22
⟨Domine osten⟩de nobis patre⟨m⟩
25
ya.
psalmus Dominus re(gnauit).
antiphona⟨Philippe qui⟩
28
⟨uidet⟩me uidet et patre⟨m⟩
31
e.
antiphona Ego sum ⟨uia et ueritas et uita et⟩
34
⟨ne⟩mo uenit ad pa⟨trem nisi per me⟩
[1v]
22unt. Quos n
orem a populo
ampliasti.
25go errorem ab
adi. Sed cum ag
gratulare
28et crede
um exalto. Et
fortis, et melius
31atus quidam exp
llonis arripuit
apite eius et eiec
34Cumque ne
rit fugit. P
sepell
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