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Magnificat Antiphon, Vespers of Holy Saturday

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Title: Magnificat Antiphon, Vespers of Holy Saturday
- Attribution -   Discipline: Western
Language of chant text: Latin
Notation family: square
Date range:  first quarter of the 14th century
Rite: GREG
Service: V
Genre: A      Subtype: Am
Occasion: Sabbato Sancto; Holy Saturday
- Accession -   Incipit: Vespere autem sabbati
Siglum: The British Library, MS Yates Thompson 25
Location: f. 1r
- Physical Description -  Dimensions of manuscript:
Height = 484  mm . Width = 324  mm
Layout:  in single column
- Manuscript Provenance -   • Made for a Dominican house; other leaves once part of the same Antiphonal: 1 leaf, no. 4 of Yates Thompson MS LXXXIIIA; 8 leaves, Victoria & Albert Museum MSS 8997 A-H.
- Cultural Context -  Leaf from a Dominican Antiphoner. Origin: France, N. Script: Textualis quadrata
- Content Hyperlinks -   Context image [size 52kB]
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Project:  The NEUMES Project
Funded by The Eduserv Foundation.
• Transcription Version:  1.0      Date:  20 August 2005
Transcriber:  Jacqueline Elemans
Description:  Transcription for software testing
Edition comments:  view
Copyright notice: Copyright ©2005 The University of Oxford.

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 Edited chant text:
 Vespere autem sabbati que lucescit in prima sabbati venit Maria Magdalene et altera Maria videre sepulchrum alleluia. Magnificat. Seculorum, Amen.

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