Jerusalem luge - 5a pars (of 8): Cum autem venissem ad locum

Composer	Quadris, Johannes de
Genre	Motet
Cycles	Cum autem venissem: 5a pars of Jerusalem luge re-used as opening verse of Cum autem (Concordance?) Jerusalem luge - 5a pars (of 8): Cum autem venissem ad locum Cum autem venissem - 1a pars (of 6): Cum autem venissem Cum autem venissem Jerusalem luge (Motet cycle) Jerusalem luge - 1a pars (of 8): Jerusalem luge Jerusalem luge - 2a pars (of 8): Cum portaretur ad sepulcrum Jerusalem luge - 3a pars (of 8): Omnes amici eius Jerusalem luge - 4a pars (of 8): Dixerunt viri impii Jerusalem luge - 5a pars (of 8): Cum autem venissem ad locum Jerusalem luge - 6a pars (of 8): Amici eius efongati sunt Jerusalem luge - 7a pars (of 8): Accingite vos sacerdotes Jerusalem luge - 8a pars (of 8): Cum vero venisset
Appears in	I-Fn MS Panciatichiano 27 (28v) I-Bca Ms. A. 179 (183v—184) I-Fd MS 21 (8—12) I-PAVu MS Aldini 361 (8v—9) I-MC 871 (138) I-MC 871 (138v—139) PL-Pr 1361

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