Gradual
Introitus "Dum clamarem"; Gradual "Iacta cogitatum tuum"; Introitus "Acceptabis sacrificium"
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Measurements and details regarding the host volume have been provided by Eliana Gasbarri and Laura Rogari (Biblioteca Comunale Sperelliana).
General Information
The scribe uses an Italian Gothic script (XIV cent.); centuries later, other hands added an annotation and a series of numbers on the leaf.
The leaf comes from a choirbook and is written in an Italian Gothic script, datable to the fourteenth century, and presents musical notation as well as illuminated capitals.
A second, much later, hand added michi next to the original script, probably while attempting to read the fragment.
Original Condition
The fragment must have been slightly bigger in origin: at least one line (at the top) has been cut, and the margins seem also to have been cropped.
Content
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Content Item
- Text Language Latin
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Content Description
The fragment is in two columns and preserves the Introitus Dum clamarem, the Gradual Iacta cogitatum tuum, and the Introitus Acceptabis sacrificium iustitiae.
TRANSCRIPTION
Column 1
et manet ine ternum iacta cogitatum tuum
in domino et ipse te e nutriet
Psalmus
Exaudi deus orationem meam et ne des-
pexeris deprecationem meam in fede mihi et exau-
di me. Iacta cogitatum tu
um in domino et ipse te
Column 2
[enutriet d-]
Vm clamarem ad dominum
exaudivit vocem me am
ab his qui appropinquant michi. ˹michi˺
(ad te levavi introitus)
Accepta bis sacri
fi cium iu stitie oblationes et ho
locausta su per al ta re tuum, domine (introitus)
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