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Sticheron sung at the procession in the conclusion of the Great Hesperinos, in the Vigil of Palm Sunday
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Title: Sticheron sung at the procession in the conclusion of the Great Hesperinos, in the Vigil of Palm Sunday
- Attribution -  
Discipline: Eastern
Language of chant text: Greek
Notation family: Middle_Byzantine
Date range:  A.D. 1177
Rite: BYZ
Service: DH    GH
Genre: Stcr     
Occasion: Vigil of Palm Sunday
- Accession -  
Incipit: Εισερχομενου σου
Siglum: Sin gr 1218
Location: f187v
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Dimensions of manuscript:
Height = 295  mm . Width = 220  mm
Layout:  [unavailable]
- Manuscript Provenance -  
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- Cultural Context -  
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- Bibliographic References -  
• Harlfinger, D., D. Reinsch, J.A.M. Sonderkamp, and G. Prato, Specimina Sinaitica. Die datierten griechischen Handschriften des Katharinen-Klosters auf dem Berge Sinai. 9. bis 12. Jahrhundert, Berlin 1983, Nr 32.
• Troelsgård, Christian, The musical structure of five Byzantine stichera and their parallels among Western antiphons, "Cahiers de l'Institut de Moyen-Age Grec et Latin - Copenhague," LXI (1991), pp. 3-48: 3-25 and 41-48.
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