Allma polis religio doctrine / Axe poli cum artica

Composer	Aurelia, Egidius de (fl. 14th century)
Genre	Motet

Appears in

Source	Location	Voices
F-CH MS 564 (Chantilly Codex)	67v–68	Voice: [no designation] Clef: c2 Voice Text: Allma polis religio doctrine Voice: [no designation] Clef: c2 Voice Text: Axe poli cum artica Voice: Tenor Clef: f3 Voice: Contratenor Clef: f4

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