GB-Eu MS La III. 483 (c) (St. Andrews Psalter or Wode Partbooks)

University Library, Edinburgh, Scotland

partbook: c. 1562-92, with early 17th-century additions

Archive	University Library, Edinburgh, Scotland (GB-Eu)
Shelfmark	MS La III. 483 (c) (St. Andrews Psalter or Wode Partbooks)
Surface	Paper
Numbering System	Pagination
Measurements	c. 190 x 135 mm
Other Identifiers	CCM: EdinU Dk.5.14-5 Alternative names: One of a set of manuscripts known collectively as the 'St. Andrews Psalter' or 'Wode Partbooks'; see also IRL-Dtc 412, EdinU 483a-b, and Lbl 33933 (and the copies in EdinU Dk.5.14-5)
Copyists	Buchan, John (ca. 1562–ca. 1608) Music Wode, Thomas (–1592) Text and Music Kemp, Andrew Music
Relationships	Blackwood, Mr (owner) Laing, David (owner) Wode, Thomas (–1592) (compiler)
External Links	Research Project on the Partbooks
Provenance	St Andrews, Fifeshire, Scotland
Contents	231 pieces from 26 composers

General Description

A Bassus partbook from a set originally of five volumes. Main corpus compiled and copied in St. Andrews, Fifeshire, Scotland, by Thomas Wode or Wood (d. 1592), vicar at St. Andrews, who is named as scribe on several pages. One psalm setting copied partly by John Buchan (inscription in [Lbl Add. MS 33933][1]); one canticle setting copied partly by Andrò Kemp (inscription on p. 119 of B book); other unidentified scribes made additions in early 17th century; later additions possibly copied in Aberdeen (HutchiS). The subsequent history of the set prior to 19th century is not known (except for duplicate Discantus book EdinU Dk.5.14, in Edinburgh University Library since 1672). Apparently, some or all books were at one time in Ireland, but only the Quintus book DubT 412 has remained there. The Discantus and Tenor books, which earlier belonged to an unidentified Irish clergyman, were purchased by the antiquarian David Laing at 1867 sale in London. Bass book purchased by a Mr. Blackwood, of Edinburgh, at Dublin auction; apparently acquired by Laing in 1835 ('D. Laing 1835' inside front cover). The three books (DTB) passed to their present library following Laing's death.

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Binding

Original covers of black leather over boards.

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Watermark

No watermarks visible

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Notation

not indicated

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Foliation

Pagination in each book, mostly in original ink, with some new pencil pagination at end

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Decoration

Painted initials, miniatures, and border decorations in green, yellow, tan, purple, orange, and blue

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Index

Original index of main corpus at beginning of D and T books; D book also has index of some later additions

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Surface

paper

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DIAMM Note

The Altus partbook from the second copy of these books has been discovered since the Census Catalogue description was written, and is now in Georgetown University Library.

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Census Catalogue of Music Description

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1 Mass Ordinary section (without text), 8 motets, 2 English Te Deums, 130 English sacred pieces (psalm and canticle settings, anthems, etc.), 1 English/Latin carol, 40 psalm-tone formulas, 64 English secular pieces, 2 French secular pieces, 2 Italian secular pieces, 7 instrumental pieces (In nomines, etc.) = 257

(Alison)-1, Angus-11, (Arcadelt)-1, (Bales)-1, (Bartlet)-1, Blackhall-4, Blackhall/(Angus)-1, Buchan-2, (T. Campion)-18, (Clemens non Papa)-1, R. Cooper [Maister couper]-1, (Dowland)-2, (Dowland-anon)-1, (C. Festa/S. Festa)-1, Fethy-1, R. Johnson I-2,

(R. Jones II)-12, A. Kemp-4, A. Kemp/(Angus)-1, (Lassus)-2, (Morley)-3, Peebles-107, Peebles-Heagy-1, (Tallis)-3, (Wilder)-1, anon-74

3 paper partbooks of an original 5 (D-ii + 107 folios, T-ii + 100, B-108), ca. 190 x 135. LonBL 33933 is A from same original set; Q, is DubT 412. (Duplicate copies of original set were made by Thomas Wode, but only D and B books have survived; these are now EdinU Dk.5.14-5). Pagination in each book, mostly in original ink, with some new pencil pagination at end. Original covers of black leather over boards. Original index of main corpus at beginning of D and T books; D book also has index of some later additions.

Main corpus copied by Thomas Wode or Wood, named as scribe on several pages. One psalm setting copied partly by John Buchan (inscription in LonBL 33933); one canticle setting copied partly by Andrò Kemp (inscription on p. 119 of B book); other unidentified scribes made additions in early 17th century. Painted initials, miniatures, and border decorations in green, yellow, tan, purple, orange, and blue. No watermarks visible.

Ca. 1562-92, with early 17th-century additions. Main corpus compiled and copied in St. Andrews, Fifeshire, Scotland, by Thomas Wode or Wood (d. 1592), vicar at St. Andrews; later additions possibly copied in Aberdeen (HutchiS). Partbooks apparently taken to Ireland at one time. DT books purchased by the antiquarian David Laing at 1867 sale in London; belonged earlier to unidentified Irish clergyman. B book purchased by a Mr. Blackwood, of Edinburgh, at Dublin auction; apparently acquired by Laing in 1835 ("D. Laing 1835" inside front cover). All three books passed to present library following Laing's death.

Census-Catalogue of Manuscript Sources of Polyphonic Music 1400-1550

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Folio / Pages	Composition / Item title	Source attribution	Composers (? Uncertain)
1	Psalm 1. The man is blest that hath not bent	[David Peebles]	Peebles, David
Psalm 1. The man is blest that hath not bent Peebles, David Appears on: 1 Source Attribution: [David Peebles] Voice: [no designation] Languages: English Clef: f4 Voice Text: The first psalme. The man is blest that heth not bent General Note P1
2–3	Psalm 3. O Lord how are my foes increased	[David Peebles]	Peebles, David
Psalm 3. O Lord how are my foes increased Peebles, David Appears on: 2–3 Source Attribution: [David Peebles] Voice: [no designation] Languages: English Clef: f4 Voice Text: The III Psalme. O Lord how are my foes increast General Note P2
3–4	Psalm 6. Lord in thy wrath reprove me not	[David Peebles]	Peebles, David
Psalm 6. Lord in thy wrath reprove me not Peebles, David Appears on: 3–4 Source Attribution: [David Peebles] Voice: [no designation] Languages: English Clef: f5 Voice Text: The VI Psalme. Lord in thy wrath reprove me not General Note P3
4–5	Psalm 7. O Lord my God I put my trust	[David Peebles]	Peebles, David
Psalm 7. O Lord my God I put my trust Peebles, David Appears on: 4–5 Source Attribution: [David Peebles] Voice: [no designation] Languages: English Clef: f4 Voice Text: The VII Psalme. O Lord my God I put my trust and confidence in thee General Note P4
5–6	Psalm 8. O God our Lord how wonderful	[David Peebles]	Peebles, David
Psalm 8. O God our Lord how wonderful Peebles, David Appears on: 5–6 Source Attribution: [David Peebles] Voice: [no designation] Languages: English Clef: c5 Voice Text: The VIII Psalme. O God our Lord how wonderfull are thy workes General Note P5
6–7	Psalm 9. With heart and mouth unto the Lord	[David Peebles]	Peebles, David
Psalm 9. With heart and mouth unto the Lord Peebles, David Appears on: 6–7 Source Attribution: [David Peebles] Voice: [no designation] Languages: English Clef: f5 Voice Text: The IX Psalme. With heart and mouth unto the Lord will I sing General Note P6
7–8	Psalm 10. What is the cause that thou, O Lord	[David Peebles]	Peebles, David
Psalm 10. What is the cause that thou, O Lord Peebles, David Appears on: 7–8 Source Attribution: [David Peebles] Voice: [no designation] Languages: English Clef: f4 Voice Text: The X Psalme. What is the cause that thow, O Lord General Note P7
8–9	Psalm 14. There is no God, as foolish men affirm	[David Peebles]	Peebles, David
Psalm 14. There is no God, as foolish men affirm Peebles, David Appears on: 8–9 Source Attribution: [David Peebles] Voice: [no designation] Languages: English Clef: c5 Voice Text: The XIV Psalme. There is no God, as fulishe men affirme General Note P8
9–10	Psalm 15. O Lord within thy tabernacle	[David Peebles]	Peebles, David
Psalm 15. O Lord within thy tabernacle Peebles, David Appears on: 9–10 Source Attribution: [David Peebles] Voice: [no designation] Languages: English Clef: f4 Voice Text: The XV Psalme. O Lord within thy tabernacle General Note P9
11	Psalm 16. Lord keep me, for I trust in thee	[David Peebles]	Peebles, David
Psalm 16. Lord keep me, for I trust in thee Peebles, David Appears on: 11 Source Attribution: [David Peebles] Voice: [no designation] Languages: English Clef: f4 Voice Text: The XVI Psalme. Lord keipe me, for I trust in thee General Note P10
12	Psalm 18. O God my strength and fortitude	[David Peebles]	Peebles, David
Psalm 18. O God my strength and fortitude Peebles, David Appears on: 12 Source Attribution: [David Peebles] Voice: [no designation] Languages: English Clef: f4 Voice Text: The XVIII Psalme. O God my stren[g]th and fortitude General Note P11
13–14	Psalm 19. The heavens and the firmaments do wondrously declare	[David Peebles]	Peebles, David
Psalm 19. The heavens and the firmaments do wondrously declare Peebles, David Appears on: 13–14 Source Attribution: [David Peebles] Voice: [no designation] Languages: English Clef: f4 Voice Text: The XIX Psalme. The heavens and the firmaments do wondrously declare General Note P12
14–15	Psalm 20. In trouble and adversity	[David Peebles]	Peebles, David
Psalm 20. In trouble and adversity Peebles, David Appears on: 14–15 Source Attribution: [David Peebles] Voice: [no designation] Languages: English Clef: f4 Voice Text: The XX Psalme. In trouble and adversitie General Note P13
15–16	Psalm 21. O Lord how joyful is the king	[David Peebles]	Peebles, David
Psalm 21. O Lord how joyful is the king Peebles, David Appears on: 15–16 Source Attribution: [David Peebles] Voice: [no designation] Languages: English Clef: c5 Voice Text: The XXI Psalme. O Lord how ioyfull is the king General Note P14
16	Psalm 23. The Lord is only my support	[David Peebles]	Peebles, David
Psalm 23. The Lord is only my support Peebles, David Appears on: 16 Source Attribution: [David Peebles] Voice: [no designation] Languages: English Clef: f5 Voice Text: The XXIII Psalme. The Lord is onely my support General Note P15
16–17	Psalm 25. I lift my heart to thee, my God	[David Peebles]	Peebles, David
Psalm 25. I lift my heart to thee, my God Peebles, David Appears on: 16–17 Source Attribution: [David Peebles] Voice: [no designation] Languages: English Clef: f4 Voice Text: The XXV Psalme. I lift mine hart to thee, my God General Note P16
17–18	Psalm 26. Lord be my judge for lo my way	[David Peebles]	Peebles, David
Psalm 26. Lord be my judge for lo my way Peebles, David Appears on: 17–18 Source Attribution: [David Peebles] Voice: [no designation] Languages: English Clef: f4 Voice Text: The XXVI Psalme. Lord be my iudge for lo my way General Note P17
18–19	Psalm 28. Thou art O Lord my strength and stay	[David Peebles]	Peebles, David
Psalm 28. Thou art O Lord my strength and stay Peebles, David Appears on: 18–19 Source Attribution: [David Peebles] Voice: [no designation] Languages: English Clef: f4 Voice Text: The XXVIII Psalme. Thow art O Lord my stren[g]th and stay General Note P19
19–20	Psalm 29. Give to the Lord ye potentates	[David Peebles]	Peebles, David
Psalm 29. Give to the Lord ye potentates Peebles, David Appears on: 19–20 Source Attribution: [David Peebles] Voice: [no designation] Languages: English Clef: f4 Voice Text: The XXIX Psalme. Give to the Lord ye potentates General Note P20
20–21	Psalm 30. All laud and praise with heart and voice	[David Peebles]	Peebles, David
Psalm 30. All laud and praise with heart and voice Peebles, David Appears on: 20–21 Source Attribution: [David Peebles] Voice: [no designation] Languages: English Clef: f5 Voice Text: The XXX Psalme. All laude and praise with heart and voyce General Note P21
21–22	Psalm 33. Ye righteous in the Lord, rejoice	[David Peebles]	Peebles, David
Psalm 33. Ye righteous in the Lord, rejoice Peebles, David Appears on: 21–22 Source Attribution: [David Peebles] Voice: [no designation] Languages: English Clef: c5 Voice Text: The XXXIII Psalme. Ye righteous in the Lord, reioyce General Note P22
22–23	Psalm 34. I will give laud and honour both	[David Peebles]	Peebles, David
Psalm 34. I will give laud and honour both Peebles, David Appears on: 22–23 Source Attribution: [David Peebles] Voice: [no designation] Languages: English Clef: c5 Voice Text: THe XXXIIII Psalme. I Vill give laude & honour both General Note P23
23–24	Psalm 35. Lord plead my cause against my foes	[David Peebles]	Peebles, David
Psalm 35. Lord plead my cause against my foes Peebles, David Appears on: 23–24 Source Attribution: [David Peebles] Voice: [no designation] Languages: English Clef: f5 Voice Text: Ps: xxxv. Lord plead my cause against my foes General Note P24
24–25	Psalm 36. The wicked deeds of the ill man	[David Peebles]	Peebles, David
Psalm 36. The wicked deeds of the ill man Peebles, David Appears on: 24–25 Source Attribution: [David Peebles] Voice: [no designation] Languages: English Clef: f4 Voice Text: Psal: XXXVI. The wicked dedes of the ill man General Note P25
25–26	Psalm 37. Grudge not to see the wicked men	[David Peebles]	Peebles, David
Psalm 37. Grudge not to see the wicked men Peebles, David Appears on: 25–26 Source Attribution: [David Peebles] Voice: [no designation] Languages: English Clef: f4 Voice Text: Psal: XXXVII. Grudge not to see the wicked men General Note P26
26–27	Psalm 41. The man is blest that careful is	[David Peebles]	Peebles, David
Psalm 41. The man is blest that careful is Peebles, David Appears on: 26–27 Source Attribution: [David Peebles] Voice: [no designation] Languages: English Clef: f4 Voice Text: Psalme XLI. The man is blest that carefull is General Note P27
27–28	Psalm 43. Judge and revenge my cause O Lord	[David Peebles]	Peebles, David
Psalm 43. Judge and revenge my cause O Lord Peebles, David Appears on: 27–28 Source Attribution: [David Peebles] Voice: [no designation] Languages: English Clef: f4 Voice Text: Psalme XLIII. Judge and revenge my cause O Lord General Note P28
28–29	Psalm 44. Our ears have heard our fathers tell	[David Peebles]	Peebles, David
Psalm 44. Our ears have heard our fathers tell Peebles, David Appears on: 28–29 Source Attribution: [David Peebles] Voice: [no designation] Languages: English Clef: f4 Voice Text: Psal: XLIIII. Our eares have hard our Fathers tell General Note P29
29–30	Psalm 46. The Lord is our defence and aid	[David Peebles]	Peebles, David
Psalm 46. The Lord is our defence and aid Peebles, David Appears on: 29–30 Source Attribution: [David Peebles] Voice: [no designation] Languages: English Clef: f4 Voice Text: Psal: XLVI. The Lord is our defence & aide General Note P30
30–31	Psalm 47. Let all folk with joy clap hands and rejoice	[David Peebles]	Peebles, David
Psalm 47. Let all folk with joy clap hands and rejoice Peebles, David Appears on: 30–31 Source Attribution: [David Peebles] Voice: [no designation] Languages: English Clef: f4 Voice Text: Psalme XLVII. Let all folke with ioy clape hands and reioyce General Note P31
31–32	Psalm 49. All people hearken and give ear	[David Peebles]	Peebles, David
Psalm 49. All people hearken and give ear Peebles, David Appears on: 31–32 Source Attribution: [David Peebles] Voice: [no designation] Languages: English Clef: f4 Voice Text: Psalme XLIX. All people hearken & give eare General Note P32
32–33	Psalm 50. The mighty God the eternal hath thus spoke	[David Peebles]	Peebles, David
Psalm 50. The mighty God the eternal hath thus spoke Peebles, David Appears on: 32–33 Source Attribution: [David Peebles] Voice: [no designation] Languages: English Clef: f4 Voice Text: Psalme L. The mightie God th' [E]ternal hath thus spoke General Note P33
33–34	Psalm 51. O Lord consider my distress	[David Peebles]	Peebles, David
Psalm 51. O Lord consider my distress Peebles, David Appears on: 33–34 Source Attribution: [David Peebles] Voice: [no designation] Languages: English Clef: f4 Voice Text: Psalme LI. O Lord consider my distresse General Note P34
34–35	Psalm 52. Why dost thou tyrant, boast abroad	[David Peebles]	Peebles, David
Psalm 52. Why dost thou tyrant, boast abroad Peebles, David Appears on: 34–35 Source Attribution: [David Peebles] Voice: [no designation] Languages: English Clef: c5 Voice Text: Psalme LII. Why dost thou tyrant, boast abrod General Note P35
35–36	Psalm 58. But is it true o froward folk	[David Peebles]	Peebles, David
Psalm 58. But is it true o froward folk Peebles, David Appears on: 35–36 Source Attribution: [David Peebles] Voice: [no designation] Languages: English Clef: f4 Voice Text: Psalme LVIII. But is it true o froward folke General Note P36
36–38	Psalm 59. Deliver me, my God of might	[David Peebles]	Peebles, David
Psalm 59. Deliver me, my God of might Peebles, David Appears on: 36–38 Source Attribution: [David Peebles] Voice: [no designation] Languages: English Clef: f4 Voice Text: Psalme lix. Deliver me, my God of might General Note P37
37–39	Psalm 61. Regard O Lord for I complain	[David Peebles]	Peebles, David
Psalm 61. Regard O Lord for I complain Peebles, David Appears on: 37–39 Source Attribution: [David Peebles] Voice: [no designation] Languages: English Clef: f4 Voice Text: Psalme lxi. Regarde (o Lord) for I complayne General Note P38
38–39	Psalm 62. Although my soul hath sharply been	[David Peebles]	Peebles, David
Psalm 62. Although my soul hath sharply been Peebles, David Appears on: 38–39 Source Attribution: [David Peebles] Voice: [no designation] Languages: English Clef: f4 Voice Text: Psalme LXII. Althoght my saule hath sharply bene assalted General Note P39
39–40	Psalm 66. Ye men on earth in God rejoice	[David Peebles]	Peebles, David
Psalm 66. Ye men on earth in God rejoice Peebles, David Appears on: 39–40 Source Attribution: [David Peebles] Voice: [no designation] Languages: English Clef: c5 Voice Text: Psalme LXVI. Ze men on earth in God reioyce General Note P40
40–41	Psalm 67. Our God that is Lord, and author of grace	[Buchan]	Buchan, John (ca. 1562–ca. 1608)
Psalm 67. Our God that is Lord, and author of grace Buchan, John (ca. 1562–ca. 1608) Appears on: 40–41 Source Attribution: [Buchan] Voice: [no designation] Languages: English Clef: c5 Voice Text: Psalme LXVII. Our God that is Lord, and autor of grace General Note P41
41–42	Psalm 27. The Lord my light and health will be	[David Peebles]	Peebles, David
Psalm 27. The Lord my light and health will be Peebles, David Appears on: 41–42 Source Attribution: [David Peebles] Voice: [no designation] Languages: English Clef: c4 Voice Text: Psalme XXVII. The Lord my light & health will be General Note P18b
42–43	Psalm 68. Let God arise, and then his foes	[David Peebles]	Peebles, David
Psalm 68. Let God arise, and then his foes Peebles, David Appears on: 42–43 Source Attribution: [David Peebles] Voice: [no designation] Languages: English Clef: f4 Voice Text: Psalme LXVIII. Let God arise, & then his foes General Note P42a
43–44	Psalm 69. Save me, o God, and that with speed	[David Peebles]	Peebles, David
Psalm 69. Save me, o God, and that with speed Peebles, David Appears on: 43–44 Source Attribution: [David Peebles] Voice: [no designation] Languages: English Clef: f4 Voice Text: Psalme LXIX. Save me, o God, and that with speide General Note P43
44–45	Psalm 70. Make haste, o God to set me free	[David Peebles]	Peebles, David
Psalm 70. Make haste, o God to set me free Peebles, David Appears on: 44–45 Source Attribution: [David Peebles] Voice: [no designation] Languages: English Clef: f4 Voice Text: Psalme LXX. Make haste, o God, to set me free General Note P44
45–46	Psalm 71. My trust, o Lord, in thee I have put evermore	[David Peebles]	Peebles, David
Psalm 71. My trust, o Lord, in thee I have put evermore Peebles, David Appears on: 45–46 Source Attribution: [David Peebles] Voice: [no designation] Languages: English Clef: f4 Voice Text: Psalme LXXI. My trust, o Lord, in thee I have put evermore General Note P45
46–47	Psalm 72. Lord give thy judgements to the King	[David Peebles]	Peebles, David
Psalm 72. Lord give thy judgements to the King Peebles, David Appears on: 46–47 Source Attribution: [David Peebles] Voice: [no designation] Languages: English Clef: f4 Voice Text: LXXII. Lord give thy iudgements to the King General Note P46
47–48	Psalm 73. How ever it be yet God is good	[David Peebles]	Peebles, David
Psalm 73. How ever it be yet God is good Peebles, David Appears on: 47–48 Source Attribution: [David Peebles] Voice: [no designation] Languages: English Clef: f4 Voice Text: LXXIII. How ever it be yet God is good General Note P47
48–49	Psalm 76. In Jewry land God is well known	[David Peebles]	Peebles, David
Psalm 76. In Jewry land God is well known Peebles, David Appears on: 48–49 Source Attribution: [David Peebles] Voice: [no designation] Languages: English Clef: c5 Voice Text: LXXVI. In Jury land God is wel knowne General Note P48
49–50	Psalm 77. I with my voice to God do cry	[David Peebles]	Peebles, David
Psalm 77. I with my voice to God do cry Peebles, David Appears on: 49–50 Source Attribution: [David Peebles] Voice: [no designation] Languages: English Clef: f4 Voice Text: LXXVII. I with my voyce to God do crye General Note P49
50–51	Psalm 78. Attend my people to my law	[David Peebles]	Peebles, David
Psalm 78. Attend my people to my law Peebles, David Appears on: 50–51 Source Attribution: [David Peebles] Voice: [no designation] Languages: English Clef: f4 Voice Text: LXXVIII. Attend my people to my law General Note P50
51–52	Psalm 79. O Lord, the gentiles do invade	[David Peebles]	Peebles, David
Psalm 79. O Lord, the gentiles do invade Peebles, David Appears on: 51–52 Source Attribution: [David Peebles] Voice: [no designation] Languages: English Clef: c4 Voice Text: LXXIX. O Lord, the Gentiles do invade General Note P51
52–53	Psalm 80. O pastor of Israel, like sheep that dost lead	[David Peebles]	Peebles, David
Psalm 80. O pastor of Israel, like sheep that dost lead Peebles, David Appears on: 52–53 Source Attribution: [David Peebles] Voice: [no designation] Languages: English Clef: f4 Voice Text: LXXX. O pastor of Israel, like shepe that dost lead General Note P52
53–54	Psalm 81. To God our strength most comfortable	[David Peebles]	Peebles, David
Psalm 81. To God our strength most comfortable Peebles, David Appears on: 53–54 Source Attribution: [David Peebles] Voice: [no designation] Languages: English Clef: f4 Voice Text: LXXXI. To God our strength moste comfortable General Note P53
54–55	Psalm 82. Amid the praise with men of might	[David Peebles]	Peebles, David
Psalm 82. Amid the praise with men of might Peebles, David Appears on: 54–55 Source Attribution: [David Peebles] Voice: [no designation] Languages: English Clef: f4 Voice Text: LXXXII. Amid the prease with men of might General Note P54
55–56	Psalm 83. God for thy grace, thou keep no more silence	[David Peebles]	Peebles, David
Psalm 83. God for thy grace, thou keep no more silence Peebles, David Appears on: 55–56 Source Attribution: [David Peebles] Voice: [no designation] Languages: English Clef: f4 Voice Text: LXXXIII. God for thy grace, thou kepe no more silence General Note P55
57	Psalm 85. O Lord thou loved hast thy land	[David Peebles]	Peebles, David
Psalm 85. O Lord thou loved hast thy land Peebles, David Appears on: 57 Source Attribution: [David Peebles] Voice: [no designation] Languages: English Clef: f4 Voice Text: LXXXV. O Lord thou loved hast thy land General Note P56
58	Psalm 86. Lord bow thine ear to my request	[David Peebles]	Peebles, David
Psalm 86. Lord bow thine ear to my request Peebles, David Appears on: 58 Source Attribution: [David Peebles] Voice: [no designation] Languages: English Clef: f4 Voice Text: LXXXVI. Lord bowe thyne eare to my requeste General Note P57
59	Psalm 87. That city shall full well endure	[David Peebles]	Peebles, David
Psalm 87. That city shall full well endure Peebles, David Appears on: 59 Source Attribution: [David Peebles] Voice: [no designation] Languages: English Clef: f4 Voice Text: LXXXVII. That citie shall full wel endure General Note P58
60	Psalm 88. O God of my salvation	[David Peebles]	Peebles, David
Psalm 88. O God of my salvation Peebles, David Appears on: 60 Source Attribution: [David Peebles] Voice: [no designation] Languages: English Clef: f4 Voice Text: LXXXVIII. O God of my salvation General Note P59
61	Psalm 89. To sing the mercies of the Lord	[David Peebles]	Peebles, David
Psalm 89. To sing the mercies of the Lord Peebles, David Appears on: 61 Source Attribution: [David Peebles] Voice: [no designation] Languages: English Clef: f4 Voice Text: LXXXIX. To sing the mercies of the Lord General Note P60
62	Psalm 91. Who so with full intent and mind	[David Peebles]	Peebles, David
Psalm 91. Who so with full intent and mind Peebles, David Appears on: 62 Source Attribution: [David Peebles] Voice: [no designation] Languages: English Clef: f4 Voice Text: XCI. Who so with ful intent and mynde General Note P61
63	Psalm 95. O come let us lift up our voice, and sing unto the Lord	[David Peebles]	Peebles, David
Psalm 95. O come let us lift up our voice, and sing unto the Lord Peebles, David Appears on: 63 Source Attribution: [David Peebles] Voice: [no designation] Languages: English Clef: c5 Voice Text: XCV. O come let us lift up our voyce, and sing unto the Lord General Note P62
64	Psalm 96. Sing ye with praise unto the Lord	[David Peebles]	Peebles, David
Psalm 96. Sing ye with praise unto the Lord Peebles, David Appears on: 64 Source Attribution: [David Peebles] Voice: [no designation] Languages: English Clef: c2 Voice Text: XCVI. Sing ye with praise unto the Lord General Note P63
65	Psalm 100. All people that on earth do dwell	[David Peebles]	Peebles, David
Psalm 100. All people that on earth do dwell Peebles, David Appears on: 65 Source Attribution: [David Peebles] Voice: [no designation] Languages: English Clef: f4 Voice Text: C All people that one earth do dwel General Note P64
65–66	Psalm 101. Of mercy and of judgement both	[David Peebles]	Peebles, David
Psalm 101. Of mercy and of judgement both Peebles, David Appears on: 65–66 Source Attribution: [David Peebles] Voice: [no designation] Languages: English Clef: f4 Voice Text: CI. Of mercie and of iudgement bothe General Note P65
66–67	Psalm 102. Lord to mine humble suit give ear	[David Peebles]	Peebles, David
Psalm 102. Lord to mine humble suit give ear Peebles, David Appears on: 66–67 Source Attribution: [David Peebles] Voice: [no designation] Languages: English Clef: f4 Voice Text: CII. Lord to myne humble sute give eare General Note P66
67–68	Psalm 103. My soul give laud unto the Lord	[David Peebles]	Peebles, David
Psalm 103. My soul give laud unto the Lord Peebles, David Appears on: 67–68 Source Attribution: [David Peebles] Voice: [no designation] Languages: English Clef: f4 Voice Text: CIII. M[y] soule give laude unto the Lord General Note P67
68–70	Psalm 104. My soul praise the Lord, speak good of his name	[David Peebles]	Peebles, David
Psalm 104. My soul praise the Lord, speak good of his name Peebles, David Appears on: 68–70 Source Attribution: [David Peebles] Voice: [no designation] Languages: English Clef: f5 Voice Text: CIIII. My soule praise the Lord, speake good of his name General Note P68
70–71	Psalm 107. Give thanks unto the Lord our God	[David Peebles]	Peebles, David
Psalm 107. Give thanks unto the Lord our God Peebles, David Appears on: 70–71 Source Attribution: [David Peebles] Voice: [no designation] Languages: English Clef: f4 Voice Text: CVII. Give thankes unto the Lord our God General Note P69
71	Psalm 108. O God, behold, my heart and tongue	[David Peebles]	Peebles, David
Psalm 108. O God, behold, my heart and tongue Peebles, David Appears on: 71 Source Attribution: [David Peebles] Voice: [no designation] Languages: English Clef: f4 Voice Text: CVIII. O God, beholde, my hart and tunge General Note P70
72	Psalm 109. In speechless silence do not hold	[David Peebles]	Peebles, David
Psalm 109. In speechless silence do not hold Peebles, David Appears on: 72 Source Attribution: [David Peebles] Voice: [no designation] Languages: English Clef: f4 Voice Text: CIX. In speacheles silence do not hold o Lord General Note P71
73	Psalm 110. The Lord most high, unto my Lord thus spake	[David Peebles]	Peebles, David
Psalm 110. The Lord most high, unto my Lord thus spake Peebles, David Appears on: 73 Source Attribution: [David Peebles] Voice: [no designation] Languages: English Clef: f4 Voice Text: CX. The Lord moste high, unto my Lord thus spake General Note P72
73–75	Psalm 111. With heart I do accord	[David Peebles]	Peebles, David
Psalm 111. With heart I do accord Peebles, David Appears on: 73–75 Source Attribution: [David Peebles] Voice: [no designation] Languages: English Clef: c4 Voice Text: CXI. With heart I do accorde General Note P73
75–76	Psalm 112. The man is blest that God doth fear	[David Peebles]	Peebles, David
Psalm 112. The man is blest that God doth fear Peebles, David Appears on: 75–76 Source Attribution: [David Peebles] Voice: [no designation] Languages: English Clef: f4 Voice Text: CXII. The man is blest that God doth feare General Note P74
76–77	Psalm 113. Ye children, which do serve the Lord	[David Peebles]	Peebles, David
Psalm 113. Ye children, which do serve the Lord Peebles, David Appears on: 76–77 Source Attribution: [David Peebles] Voice: [no designation] Languages: English Clef: f4 Voice Text: CXIII. Ye children, which do serve the Lord General Note P75
77–78	Psalm 114. When Israel by God’s address, from Pharaoh's land was bent	[David Peebles]	Peebles, David
Psalm 114. When Israel by God’s address, from Pharaoh's land was bent Peebles, David Appears on: 77–78 Source Attribution: [David Peebles] Voice: [no designation] Languages: English Clef: c5 Voice Text: CXIIII. When Israel by God’s addresse, from Pharos land wes bent General Note P76
78–79	Psalm 115. Not unto us o Lord	[David Peebles]	Peebles, David
Psalm 115. Not unto us o Lord Peebles, David Appears on: 78–79 Source Attribution: [David Peebles] Voice: [no designation] Languages: English Clef: f4 Voice Text: CXV. Not unto us o Lord General Note P77
79–80	Psalm 116. I love the Lord, because my voice	[David Peebles]	Peebles, David
Psalm 116. I love the Lord, because my voice Peebles, David Appears on: 79–80 Source Attribution: [David Peebles] Voice: [no designation] Languages: English Clef: f4 Voice Text: CXVI. I Love the Lord, because my voyce and prayer General Note P78
80–81	Psalm 117. O praise the Lord ye nations all	[David Peebles]	Peebles, David
Psalm 117. O praise the Lord ye nations all Peebles, David Appears on: 80–81 Source Attribution: [David Peebles] Voice: [no designation] Languages: English Clef: f4 Voice Text: CXVII. O Praise the Lord ye nations all General Note P79
81–82	Psalm 118. Give to the Lord all praise and honour	[David Peebles]	Peebles, David
Psalm 118. Give to the Lord all praise and honour Peebles, David Appears on: 81–82 Source Attribution: [David Peebles] Voice: [no designation] Languages: English Clef: c5 Voice Text: CXVIII. Give to the Lord all praise and honour General Note P80
82–83	Psalm 119. Blessed are they that perfect are	[David Peebles]	Peebles, David
Psalm 119. Blessed are they that perfect are Peebles, David Appears on: 82–83 Source Attribution: [David Peebles] Voice: [no designation] Languages: English Clef: f5 Voice Text: CXIX. Blessed are they that perfect are, and pure in mynde and heart General Note P81
83	Psalm 120. In trouble and in thrall	[David Peebles]	Peebles, David
Psalm 120. In trouble and in thrall Peebles, David Appears on: 83 Source Attribution: [David Peebles] Voice: [no designation] Languages: English Clef: f4 Voice Text: CXX. In trouble and in thrall General Note P82
84	Psalm 121. I lift mine eyes to Sion hill	[David Peebles]	Peebles, David
Psalm 121. I lift mine eyes to Sion hill Peebles, David Appears on: 84 Source Attribution: [David Peebles] Voice: [no designation] Languages: English Clef: c5 Voice Text: CXXI. I Lift myne eyes to Sion hill General Note P83
84–86	Psalm 122. I did in heart rejoice	[David Peebles]	Peebles, David
Psalm 122. I did in heart rejoice Peebles, David Appears on: 84–86 Source Attribution: [David Peebles] Voice: [no designation] Languages: English Clef: f4 Voice Text: CXXII. I Ddid [sic] in heart reioyce, to hear the peoples voyce General Note P84
86–87	Psalm 123. O Lord that heaven dost possesse	[David Peebles]	Peebles, David
Psalm 123. O Lord that heaven dost possesse Peebles, David Appears on: 86–87 Source Attribution: [David Peebles] Voice: [no designation] Languages: English Clef: f4 Voice Text: CXXIII. O Lord that heaven dost possesse General Note P85
87	Psalm 124. Now Israel may say, and that truly	[David Peebles]	Peebles, David
Psalm 124. Now Israel may say, and that truly Peebles, David Appears on: 87 Source Attribution: [David Peebles] Voice: [no designation] Languages: English Clef: c4 Voice Text: CXXIIII. Now Israel may say, and that truely General Note P86
88	Psalm 125. Such as in God the Lord do trust	[David Peebles]	Peebles, David
Psalm 125. Such as in God the Lord do trust Peebles, David Appears on: 88 Source Attribution: [David Peebles] Voice: [no designation] Languages: English Clef: f4 Voice Text: Psal: CXXV. Suche as in God the Lord do trust General Note P87
88–90	Psalm 126. When that the Lord again his Sion had forth brought	[David Peebles]	Peebles, David
Psalm 126. When that the Lord again his Sion had forth brought Peebles, David Appears on: 88–90 Source Attribution: [David Peebles] Voice: [no designation] Languages: English Clef: f5 Voice Text: Psal: CXXVI. When that the Lord againe his Sion had furth brought General Note P88
90–91	Psalm 127. Except the Lord the house do make	[David Peebles]	Peebles, David
Psalm 127. Except the Lord the house do make Peebles, David Appears on: 90–91 Source Attribution: [David Peebles] Voice: [no designation] Languages: English Clef: f4 Voice Text: CXXVII. Except ye Lord the house do make General Note P89
91–92	Psalm 128. Blessed art thou that fearest God and walkest in his way	Jhone B[ughen]	Buchan, John (ca. 1562–ca. 1608)
Psalm 128. Blessed art thou that fearest God and walkest in his way Buchan, John (ca. 1562–ca. 1608) Appears on: 91–92 Source Attribution: Jhone B[ughen] Voice: [no designation] Languages: English Clef: f4 Voice Text: CXXVIII. Blessed art thou that fearest God and walkest in his waye General Note P90
92	Psalm 129. Of Israel this may now be the song	[David Peebles]	Peebles, David
Psalm 129. Of Israel this may now be the song Peebles, David Appears on: 92 Source Attribution: [David Peebles] Voice: [no designation] Languages: English Clef: f4 Voice Text: CXXIX. Of Israel this may now be the song General Note P91
93	Psalm 130. Lord to thee I make my moan	[David Peebles]	Peebles, David
Psalm 130. Lord to thee I make my moan Peebles, David Appears on: 93 Source Attribution: [David Peebles] Voice: [no designation] Languages: English Clef: f4 Voice Text: CXXX. Lord to thee I make my mone General Note P92
94	Psalm 132. Of David, Lord, in mind record	[David Peebles]	Peebles, David
Psalm 132. Of David, Lord, in mind record Peebles, David Appears on: 94 Source Attribution: [David Peebles] Voice: [no designation] Languages: English Clef: f4 Voice Text: CXXXII. Of David, Lord, in mynde record General Note P93
94–95	Psalm 133. O how happy a thing it is	[David Peebles]	Peebles, David
Psalm 133. O how happy a thing it is Peebles, David Appears on: 94–95 Source Attribution: [David Peebles] Voice: [no designation] Languages: English Clef: c5 Voice Text: CXXXIII. O How happy a thing it is General Note P94
95	Psalm 134. Behold, and have regard, ye servants of the Lord	[David Peebles]	Peebles, David
Psalm 134. Behold, and have regard, ye servants of the Lord Peebles, David Appears on: 95 Source Attribution: [David Peebles] Voice: [no designation] Languages: English Clef: f4 Voice Text: CXXXIIII. Beholde, and have regarde, ye servants of the Lord General Note P95
96	Psalm 135. Unto the name of God the Lord	[David Peebles]	Peebles, David
Psalm 135. Unto the name of God the Lord Peebles, David Appears on: 96 Source Attribution: [David Peebles] Voice: [no designation] Languages: English Clef: f4 Voice Text: CXXXV. Unto the Name of God ye Lord General Note P96
97	Psalm 137. When as we sat in Babylon	[David Peebles]	Peebles, David
Psalm 137. When as we sat in Babylon Peebles, David Appears on: 97 Source Attribution: [David Peebles] Voice: [no designation] Languages: English Clef: c5 Voice Text: CXXXVII. When as we saet in Babilon General Note P97
98–99	Psalm 138. With my whole heart the Lord now praise will I	[David Peebles]	Peebles, David
Psalm 138. With my whole heart the Lord now praise will I Peebles, David Appears on: 98–99 Source Attribution: [David Peebles] Voice: [no designation] Languages: English Clef: f5 Voice Text: CXXXVIII. With my whole heart the Lord now praise will I General Note P98
99	Psalm 140. From the perverse and wicked wight	[David Peebles]	Peebles, David
Psalm 140. From the perverse and wicked wight Peebles, David Appears on: 99 Source Attribution: [David Peebles] Voice: [no designation] Languages: English Clef: f4 Voice Text: CXL. From the perverse and wicked wight, o Lord deliver me General Note P99
100	Psalm 141. On thee I call, o Lord, therefore	[David Peebles]	Peebles, David
Psalm 141. On thee I call, o Lord, therefore Peebles, David Appears on: 100 Source Attribution: [David Peebles] Voice: [no designation] Languages: English Clef: c5 Voice Text: CXLI. On thee I call, o Lord, therefore haste General Note P100
101	Psalm 142. Unto the Lord I cry did and call	[David Peebles]	Peebles, David
Psalm 142. Unto the Lord I cry did and call Peebles, David Appears on: 101 Source Attribution: [David Peebles] Voice: [no designation] Languages: English Clef: f4 Voice Text: CXLII. Unto the Lord I crye did and call General Note P101
101–102	Psalm 143. Oh hear my prayer, Lord	[David Peebles]	Peebles, David
Psalm 143. Oh hear my prayer, Lord Peebles, David Appears on: 101–102 Source Attribution: [David Peebles] Voice: [no designation] Languages: English Clef: f4 Voice Text: CXLIII. Oh heare my prayer, Lord General Note P102
102–103	Psalm 145. O Lord that art my God and King	[David Peebles]	Peebles, David
Psalm 145. O Lord that art my God and King Peebles, David Appears on: 102–103 Source Attribution: [David Peebles] Voice: [no designation] Languages: English Clef: f4 Voice Text: CXLV. O Lord that art my God & King General Note P104
103–104	Psalm 146. My soul praise thou the Lord always	[David Peebles]	Peebles, David
Psalm 146. My soul praise thou the Lord always Peebles, David Appears on: 103–104 Source Attribution: [David Peebles] Voice: [no designation] Languages: English Clef: f4 Voice Text: CXLVI. My soule praise thou ye Lord alwayes General Note P105
105	Psalm 147. Praise ye the Lord, for it is good	[David Peebles]	Peebles, David
Psalm 147. Praise ye the Lord, for it is good Peebles, David Appears on: 105 Source Attribution: [David Peebles] Voice: [no designation] Languages: English Clef: f4 Voice Text: CXLVII. Praise ye the Lord, for it is good General Note P106
105–106	Psalm 148. Give laud unto the Lord	[David Peebles]	Peebles, David
Psalm 148. Give laud unto the Lord Peebles, David Appears on: 105–106 Source Attribution: [David Peebles] Voice: [no designation] Languages: English Clef: f4 Voice Text: [Psalm 148.] Give laude unto the Lord General Note P107b
106	Psalm 149. Sing unto the Lord, with hearty accord	[David Peebles]	Peebles, David
Psalm 149. Sing unto the Lord, with hearty accord Peebles, David Appears on: 106 Source Attribution: [David Peebles] Voice: [no designation] Languages: English Clef: f4 Voice Text: CXLIX. Sing unto ye Lord, with hearty accord General Note P108
107	Psalm 150. Yield unto God the mighty Lord	David Peables	Peebles, David
Psalm 150. Yield unto God the mighty Lord Peebles, David Appears on: 107 Source Attribution: David Peables Voice: [no designation] Languages: English Clef: f4 Voice Text: Psalme CL. Yeld unto God ye mightie Lord General Note P109 General Note at end: "Set in iiii partis Be ane honorable man David peables in S[anctandrous]. Noted & wreatin by me Thomas Wode 5 of de[ce]mbar a.d. 1566"
107–108	Veni creator spiritus. Come holy Ghost eternal God	-	Kemp, Andrew
Veni creator spiritus. Come holy Ghost eternal God Kemp, Andrew Appears on: 107–108 Genres: Hymn, Veni creator spiritus Voice: [no designation] Languages: English Clef: f4 Voice Text: First Veni creator. Cum holy Ghost eternall God General Note C1
108–109	The humble suit of a sinner. O Lord of whom I do depend	Blakhall, Blakehall	Blackhall, Andrew (ca. 1535–1609)
The humble suit of a sinner. O Lord of whom I do depend Blackhall, Andrew (ca. 1535–1609) Appears on: 108–109 Source Attribution: Blakhall, Blakehall Voice: [no designation] Languages: English Clef: f4 Voice Text: The humble sute of a sinner. O Lord of whom I do depend General Note C2
109–110	The song of Ambrose and Augustine. We praise thee God we knowledge thee	And.o Kempt	Kemp, Andrew
The song of Ambrose and Augustine. We praise thee God we knowledge thee Kemp, Andrew Appears on: 109–110 Genres: Te Deum Source Attribution: And.o Kempt Voice: [no designation] Languages: English Clef: f4 Voice Text: The sang of ambrose & Augusteine. We praise thee God we knowledge thee General Note C3 General Note Note at top of p. 110: "composed by And.o Kempt in 4 pts 8 jan 1567" General Note Note at top of p. 110: "composed by And.o Kempt in 4 pts 8 jan 1567"
110–111	The song of the three children. O all ye works of God the Lord [Benedicite]	angus in Dunfarmling	Angus, John (fl. 1543–95)
The song of the three children. O all ye works of God the Lord [Benedicite] Angus, John (fl. 1543–95) Appears on: 110–111 Genres: Anglican Service Music, Benedicite, Canticle Source Attribution: angus in Dunfarmling Voice: [no designation] Languages: English Clef: f4 Voice Text: The sang of the thre childring. O All ye workes of God the Lord General Note C4
111	The song of Zachary. The only Lord of Israel [Benedictus]	gud angus	Angus, John (fl. 1543–95)
The song of Zachary. The only Lord of Israel [Benedictus] Angus, John (fl. 1543–95) Appears on: 111 Genres: Anglican Service Music, Benedictus, Canticle Source Attribution: gud angus Voice: [no designation] Languages: English Clef: f4 Voice Text: The sang of Zachary. The onlye Lord of Israell General Note C5
112	The song of the blessed virgin. My soul doth magnify the Lord [Magnificat]	-	Angus, John (fl. 1543–95)
The song of the blessed virgin. My soul doth magnify the Lord [Magnificat] Angus, John (fl. 1543–95) Appears on: 112 Genres: Anglican Service Music, Canticle, Magnificat Voice: [no designation] Languages: English Clef: f4 Voice Text: The sang of the blissit virgin. My soule doth magnifie the Lord General Note C6
113	The song of Simeon. O Lord because my heart's desire [Nunc dimittis]	gud Jhone angus	Angus, John (fl. 1543–95)
The song of Simeon. O Lord because my heart's desire [Nunc dimittis] Angus, John (fl. 1543–95) Appears on: 113 Genres: Anglican Service Music, Canticle, Nunc Dimittis Source Attribution: gud Jhone angus Voice: [no designation] Languages: English Clef: f4 Voice Text: The sang of Simion. O Lord because my hartes desire Gud General Note C7
114	Athanasian Creed (Quicumque vult). What man soever he be	gude angus	Angus, John (fl. 1543–95)
Athanasian Creed (Quicumque vult). What man soever he be Angus, John (fl. 1543–95) Appears on: 114 Genres: Credo (patrem omnipotentem) Source Attribution: gude angus Voice: [no designation] Languages: English Clef: f4 Voice Text: The creide of Anathasius [sic]. What man soever he be that salvatioun will attaine General Note C8
115	The lamentation of a sinner. O Lord turn not away thy face	-	Angus, John (fl. 1543–95) (?)
The lamentation of a sinner. O Lord turn not away thy face Angus, John (fl. 1543–95) (?) Appears on: 115 Voice: [no designation] Languages: English Clef: f5 Voice Text: The lamentation of a sinner. O Lord turne not away thy face General Note C9
116–117	The Lord’s prayer. Our Father which in heaven art Lord hallowed be thy name	-	Angus, John (fl. 1543–95) (?)
The Lord’s prayer. Our Father which in heaven art Lord hallowed be thy name Angus, John (fl. 1543–95) (?) Appears on: 116–117 Genres: Pater noster Voice: [no designation] Languages: English Clef: f5 Voice Text: The lordis prayer. Our Father which in heaven art Lord hallowed be thy Name General Note C10
117–118	The ten commandments. Hark Israel and what I say	-	Angus, John (fl. 1543–95)
The ten commandments. Hark Israel and what I say Angus, John (fl. 1543–95) Appears on: 117–118 Voice: [no designation] Languages: English Clef: f4 Voice Text: The x: commandimentis. Harke Israell & what I say give head to understand General Note C11
118–119	The complaint of a sinner. Where righteousnes doth say	Kemp	Angus, John (fl. 1543–95) (?) Kemp, Andrew (?)
The complaint of a sinner. Where righteousnes doth say Angus, John (fl. 1543–95) (?) Kemp, Andrew (?) Appears on: 118–119 Source Attribution: Kemp Voice: [no designation] Languages: English Clef: f4 Voice Text: The complaint of a sinner. Where righteousnes doth say General Note C12
119	The commands. Attend my people and give ear	gude and meike Jhone Angus	Angus, John (fl. 1543–95)
The commands. Attend my people and give ear Angus, John (fl. 1543–95) Appears on: 119 Source Attribution: gude and meike Jhone Angus Voice: [no designation] Languages: English Clef: f4 Voice Text: The x: commands. Attend my people and give eare General Note C13
119–120	The song of Simeon. Now suffer me o Lord [Nunc dimittis]	gude Angus	Angus, John (fl. 1543–95)
The song of Simeon. Now suffer me o Lord [Nunc dimittis] Angus, John (fl. 1543–95) Appears on: 119–120 Genres: Anglican Service Music, Canticle, Nunc Dimittis Source Attribution: gude Angus Voice: [no designation] Languages: English Clef: f4 Voice Text: The sang of Simion. Now suffer me o Lord General Note C14
120–121	The Lord's prayer. Our Father which in heaven art / And makest us all one brotherhood	angus	Angus, John (fl. 1543–95)
The Lord's prayer. Our Father which in heaven art / And makest us all one brotherhood Angus, John (fl. 1543–95) Appears on: 120–121 Genres: Pater noster Source Attribution: angus Voice: [no designation] Languages: English Clef: f5 Voice Text: The lords prayer. Our Father whiche in heaven art And makst us all one brotherhod General Note C15
121–122	The twelve articles of our belief. All my belief and confidence	-	Angus, John (fl. 1543–95)
The twelve articles of our belief. All my belief and confidence Angus, John (fl. 1543–95) Appears on: 121–122 Voice: [no designation] Languages: English Clef: f4 Voice Text: The xii articles of our beleiff. All my belief and confidence Is in the Lord of might General Note C16
122–123	Da pacem domine. Give peace in these our days o Lord	-	Angus, John (fl. 1543–95)
Da pacem domine. Give peace in these our days o Lord Angus, John (fl. 1543–95) Appears on: 122–123 Voice: [no designation] Languages: English Clef: f4 Voice Text: Da pacem domine. Give peace in these our dayes o Lord General Note C17
123–124	A prayer. Preserve us Lord by thy dear word	blakhall	Blackhall, Andrew (ca. 1535–1609) (?) Angus, John (fl. 1543–95) (?)
A prayer. Preserve us Lord by thy dear word Blackhall, Andrew (ca. 1535–1609) (?) Angus, John (fl. 1543–95) (?) Appears on: 123–124 Source Attribution: blakhall Voice: [no designation] Languages: English Clef: f4 Voice Text: A prayer. Preserve us Lord by thy deere word General Note C18
124	Two Tenors (8- and 7-notes)	-	Anonymous
Two Tenors (8- and 7-notes) Anonymous Appears on: 124 Voice: [no designation] Languages: English Clef: c4 Voice Text: (Two) Tenoris to sing upon [untexted] General Note G1a
124–130	The praise of God the Father, Son, and Holy Ghost / The song of Ambrose and Augustine. We praise thee O God, we knowledge thee to be the Lord	Kempt	Kemp, Andrew
The praise of God the Father, Son, and Holy Ghost / The song of Ambrose and Augustine. We praise thee O God, we knowledge thee to be the Lord Kemp, Andrew Appears on: 124–130 Genres: Te Deum Source Attribution: Kempt Voice: [no designation] Languages: English Clef: f4 Voice Text: The sang of Ambrose and Augusteine. We praise thee O God, we knowledge thee to be the Lord General Note R1
131–133	Have mercy God for thy great mercy's sake	Andro Kemp	Kemp, Andrew
Have mercy God for thy great mercy's sake Kemp, Andrew Appears on: 131–133 Source Attribution: Andro Kemp Voice: [no designation] Languages: English Clef: f4 Voice Text: Have mercy God for thy great mercies sake General Note R2
133	[13-note tenor]	-	Anonymous
[13-note tenor] Anonymous Appears on: 133 Voice: [no designation] Languages: insufficient Clef: c4 Voice Text: [13-note tenor] General Note G4
134–137	Psalm 101. Of mercy and of judgement - 1a pars (of 2): Of mercy and of judgement both	blakhall	Blackhall, Andrew (ca. 1535–1609)
Psalm 101. Of mercy and of judgement - 1a pars (of 2): Of mercy and of judgement both Blackhall, Andrew (ca. 1535–1609) Appears on: 134–137 Genres: Psalm Source Attribution: blakhall Voice: [no designation] Languages: English Clef: f4 Voice Text: CI Psalme. Of mercye and of iudgement bothe General Note R5
137–140	Psalm 101. Of mercy and of judgement - 2a pars (of 2): But such as live a godly life	A. Blakhall	Blackhall, Andrew (ca. 1535–1609)
Psalm 101. Of mercy and of judgement - 2a pars (of 2): But such as live a godly life Blackhall, Andrew (ca. 1535–1609) Appears on: 137–140 Genres: Psalm Source Attribution: A. Blakhall Voice: [no designation] Languages: English Clef: f4 Voice Text: Bot suche as lead a godly lyff
140–142	Aspice Domine - 1a pars (of 2): Aspice Domine quia facta est	-	Van Wilder, Phillip
Aspice Domine - 1a pars (of 2): Aspice Domine quia facta est Van Wilder, Phillip Appears on: 140–142 Genres: Motet Voice: [no designation] Languages: Latin Clef: f4 Voice Text: Ane Italian sang excellent gude. Aspice domine quia facta est General Note R6
142–143	Aspice Domine - 2a pars (of 2): Plorans ploravit in nocte	-	Van Wilder, Phillip
Aspice Domine - 2a pars (of 2): Plorans ploravit in nocte Van Wilder, Phillip Appears on: 142–143 Genres: Motet Voice: [no designation] Languages: Latin Clef: f4 Voice Text: (2a pars) Plorans ploravit in nocte
144–146	Psalm 128. Blessed art thou that fearest God	Andro blakhall	Blackhall, Andrew (ca. 1535–1609)
Psalm 128. Blessed art thou that fearest God Blackhall, Andrew (ca. 1535–1609) Appears on: 144–146 Source Attribution: Andro blakhall Voice: [no designation] Languages: English Clef: f4 Voice Text: Psl: cxxviii. Blessed art thou that fearis God General Note R7a General Note Note at end: "Set be maister Andro blakhall, sum tyme ane channon of the abbay of holy rude; and efter reformation wes minister of mussiburgh and presentit it to my lord mar quhen he wes first mareit upone my lord of angus sister"
147–148	When shall my sorrowful sighing slake	-	Anonymous
When shall my sorrowful sighing slake Anonymous Appears on: 147–148 Voice: [no designation] Languages: English Clef: f4 Voice Text: Ane singular sang. When shall my sorowful sighing slayke General Note R8a
148–149	Quam multi Domine - 1a pars (of 4): Quam multi Domine [Psalm 3]	David Pables	Peebles, David
Quam multi Domine - 1a pars (of 4): Quam multi Domine [Psalm 3] Peebles, David Appears on: 148–149 Genres: Psalm Source Attribution: David Pables Voice: [no designation] Languages: Latin Clef: f4 Voice Text: [Psalm 3]. Quam multi domine General Note R9a General Note "Set by David pables at my L od marche desyre..."
149–150	Quam multi Domine - 2a pars (of 4): Ego jacui et dormivi	-	Peebles, David
Quam multi Domine - 2a pars (of 4): Ego jacui et dormivi Peebles, David Appears on: 149–150 Genres: Psalm Voice: [no designation] Languages: Latin Clef: f4 Voice Text: (2a pars) Ego jacui et dormivi
150	Quam multi Domine - 3a pars (of 4): Serva me Deus	-	Peebles, David
Quam multi Domine - 3a pars (of 4): Serva me Deus Peebles, David Appears on: 150 Genres: Psalm Voice: [no designation] Languages: Latin Clef: f4 Voice Text: (3a pars) Serva me deus
150–151	Quam multi Domine - 4a pars (of 4): Immortali Deo gloria	-	Peebles, David
Quam multi Domine - 4a pars (of 4): Immortali Deo gloria Peebles, David Appears on: 150–151 Genres: Psalm Voice: [no designation] Languages: Latin Mensuration: cut-o 3 Clef: f4 Voice Text: (4a pars) Immortali deo gloria
151–153	O God above so well thou has devised	Shir Jhone futhy	Fethy, Sir John
O God above so well thou has devised Fethy, Sir John Appears on: 151–153 Source Attribution: Shir Jhone futhy Voice: [no designation] Languages: English Clef: f4 Voice Text: O God abufe so weill thou hes devysde General Note R10
153–156	Domine in virtute tua (II) - 1a pars (of 2): Domine in virtute tua	Robart Jhonson	Johnson (I), Robert (ca. 1500–ca. 1560)
Domine in virtute tua (II) - 1a pars (of 2): Domine in virtute tua Johnson (I), Robert (ca. 1500–ca. 1560) Appears on: 153–156 Genres: Motet Source Attribution: Robart Jhonson Voice: [no designation] Languages: Latin Mensuration: cut-c Clef: f3 Voice Text: Domine in virtute tua General Note R11
156–158	Domine in virtute tua (II) - 2a pars (of 2): Magna gloria eius in salutare tuo	Robart Jhonson	Johnson (I), Robert (ca. 1500–ca. 1560)
Domine in virtute tua (II) - 2a pars (of 2): Magna gloria eius in salutare tuo Johnson (I), Robert (ca. 1500–ca. 1560) Appears on: 156–158 Genres: Motet Source Attribution: Robart Jhonson Voice: [no designation] Languages: Latin Mensuration: cut-c Clef: f3 Voice Text: (2a pars) Magna gloria eius in salutare tuo
159–160	Omnes gentes attendite ad tam pulchrum	-	Clemens non Papa, Jacob (ca. 1510–ca. 1556) (?) Maillard, Jean (fl. c1538–1570) (?)
Omnes gentes attendite ad tam pulchrum Clemens non Papa, Jacob (ca. 1510–ca. 1556) (?) Maillard, Jean (fl. c1538–1570) (?) Appears on: 159–160 Genres: Motet Voice: [no designation] Languages: Latin Mensuration: cut-c Clef: c4 Voice Text: Omnes gentes attendite General Note R12
160–162	Deus misereatur - 1a pars (of 2): Deus misereatur nostri	-	Anonymous
Deus misereatur - 1a pars (of 2): Deus misereatur nostri Anonymous Appears on: 160–162 Genres: Motet Voice: [no designation] Languages: Latin Mensuration: cut-c Clef: f4 Voice Text: Deus miseriatur nostri General Note R13
162–164	Deus misereatur - 2a pars (of 2): Laetentur et exultent gentes	-	Anonymous
Deus misereatur - 2a pars (of 2): Laetentur et exultent gentes Anonymous Appears on: 162–164 Genres: Motet Voice: [no designation] Languages: Latin Mensuration: cut-c Clef: f4 Voice Text: (2a pars) Letentur et exultent gentes
164–168	Psalm 43. Judge and revenge my cause o Lord	Andro blakehall	Blackhall, Andrew (ca. 1535–1609)
Psalm 43. Judge and revenge my cause o Lord Blackhall, Andrew (ca. 1535–1609) Appears on: 164–168 Source Attribution: Andro blakehall Voice: [no designation] Languages: English Mensuration: cut-c Clef: f4 Voice Text: Psalme xliii. Judge and revenge my cause o lord General Note R14
168–169	In nomine (I)	-	Tallis, Thomas (ca. 1505–1585)
In nomine (I) Tallis, Thomas (ca. 1505–1585) Appears on: 168–169 Voice: [no designation] Languages: none Mensuration: cut-c Clef: f4 Voice Text: In nomine [untexted] General Note R15a
169–170	The second in nomine	-	Anonymous
The second in nomine Anonymous Appears on: 169–170 Voice: [no designation] Languages: none Mensuration: cut-c Clef: f4 Voice Text: Ane uther in nomine [untexted] General Note R16
170–171	Qui consolabatur	-	Anonymous
Qui consolabatur Anonymous Appears on: 170–171 Genres: Motet Voice: [no designation] Languages: Latin Mensuration: cut-c Clef: f4 Voice Text: Qui consolabatur [text incipit only] General Note R17 General Note "v pts bot I layke of them yit" (Wode only copied 4 parts)
171–172	Si quis diligit me	David Pables / Francis Heagy	Heagy, Francis Peebles, David
Si quis diligit me Heagy, Francis Peebles, David Appears on: 171–172 Genres: Motet Source Attribution: David Pables / Francis Heagy Voice: [no designation] Languages: Latin Mensuration: cut-c Clef: f4 Voice Text: Si quis diligit me General Note R18 General Note At top: "Si quis diligit me set be david pables in four pairts, in the yeir of god 1530, or thairby; ane ane [sic] noveice callit francy heagy & wes thi david pables owin discyple set the fyft a lytill before pinky, & that verray weill"
173	Descendi in ortum meum - 1a pars (of 2): Descendi in ortum meum	-	Anonymous
Descendi in ortum meum - 1a pars (of 2): Descendi in ortum meum Anonymous Appears on: 173 Genres: Motet Voice: [no designation] Languages: Latin Mensuration: cut-c Clef: f5 Voice Text: Descendi in ortum meum General Note R19
173–174	Descendi in ortum meum - 2a pars (of 2): Si floruissent vineae	-	Anonymous
Descendi in ortum meum - 2a pars (of 2): Si floruissent vineae Anonymous Appears on: 173–174 Genres: Motet Voice: [no designation] Languages: Latin Mensuration: cut-c Clef: f5 Voice Text: (2a pars) ... Et germinassent mala punica
174	Hosanna [Missa virtute magna]	-	Anonymous
Hosanna [Missa virtute magna] Anonymous Appears on: 174 Genres: Mass Ordinary, Sanctus [& Benedictus] Voice: [no designation] Languages: Latin Mensuration: cut-c Clef: c4 Voice Text: The osanna of ane Italian messe [Missa virtute magna - untexted] General Note R20
175–176	O passi sparsi o pensier vaghi et prompti	-	Festa, Sebastiano (ca. 1490–1524)
O passi sparsi o pensier vaghi et prompti Festa, Sebastiano (ca. 1490–1524) Appears on: 175–176 Genres: Madrigal (Italian) Voice: [no designation] Languages: Italian Clef: f4 Voice Text: O parsi sparsi Italian [text incipit only] General Note R21a
176–178	Me fa me	Maister Couper	Cowper (Cooper), Robert (ca. 1474–ca. 1540)
Me fa me Cowper (Cooper), Robert (ca. 1474–ca. 1540) Appears on: 176–178 Source Attribution: Maister Couper Voice: [no designation] Languages: English Mensuration: cut-c Clef: c4 Voice Text: Me fa me General Note R22b
178–179	Susanne un jour d'amour solicitée par deux viellards	-	Lassus, Orlande de (ca. 1532–1594)
Susanne un jour d'amour solicitée par deux viellards Lassus, Orlande de (ca. 1532–1594) Appears on: 178–179 Genres: Chanson Voice: [no designation] Languages: French Mensuration: cut-c Clef: f4 Voice Text: Susane uniour [text incipit only] General Note R23b
179–180	Un jour vis un foulon qui fouloit	-	Anonymous
Un jour vis un foulon qui fouloit Anonymous Appears on: 179–180 Voice: [no designation] Languages: French Mensuration: cut-c Clef: f4 Voice Text: Uniour [text incipit only] General Note R24
180–181	Ecco d'oro l'eta	-	Anonymous
Ecco d'oro l'eta Anonymous Appears on: 180–181 Voice: [no designation] Languages: Italian Mensuration: cut-c Clef: c4 Voice Text: Ecco d'oro l'eta [text incipit only] General Note R25a
181–182	Prince Edward's pavane	-	Anonymous
Prince Edward's pavane Anonymous Appears on: 181–182 Voice: [no designation] Languages: none Clef: f4 Voice Text: prince Edward paven [untexted] General Note R26
182	The queen of England's pavane	-	Anonymous
The queen of England's pavane Anonymous Appears on: 182 Voice: [no designation] Languages: none Clef: f5 Voice Text: The queine of Inglands paven [untexted] General Note R27a
182–183	[Another pavane very good]	-	Anonymous
[Another pavane very good] Anonymous Appears on: 182–183 Voice: [no designation] Languages: none Clef: f4 Voice Text: Ane other paven verray gude [untexted] General Note R28
[-]	- - - supplementary pieces added by other hands follow:	-	-
- - - supplementary pieces added by other hands follow: Appears on: [-]
183	What if a day or a month or a year	-	Allison (Allinson), Richard (1560–1610) (?) Campion, Thomas (1567–1620) (?)
What if a day or a month or a year Allison (Allinson), Richard (1560–1610) (?) Campion, Thomas (1567–1620) (?) Appears on: 183 Genres: Song Voice: [no designation] Languages: English Clef: f4 Voice Text: What if a day or a month or a year
184–185	Earth's but a point	-	Allison (Allinson), Richard (1560–1610)
Earth's but a point Allison (Allinson), Richard (1560–1610) Appears on: 184–185 Genres: Song Voice: [no designation] Languages: English Clef: f4 Voice Text: [Earth's but] To the world and a man is but a poynt to the earth
185	Disdain that so doth fill me	-	Jones (II), Robert (1577–1617)
Disdain that so doth fill me Jones (II), Robert (1577–1617) Appears on: 185 Genres: Song Voice: Bassus Languages: English Clef: f4 Voice Text: Disdaine that so doeth fill me [text incipit only]
185	Mistress mine well may you fare	-	Anonymous
Mistress mine well may you fare Anonymous Appears on: 185 Genres: Song Voice: Bassus Languages: English Clef: f4 Voice Text: Mistres myn well may you fair [text incipit only]
186	Into a fly transformed	-	Bartlet, John (fl. 1606–10)
Into a fly transformed Bartlet, John (fl. 1606–10) Appears on: 186 Genres: Song Voice: Bassus Languages: English Clef: f4 Voice Text: Into a flie transformed [text incipit only]
186	Shall I seek to ease my grief	-	Jones (II), Robert (1577–1617)
Shall I seek to ease my grief Jones (II), Robert (1577–1617) Appears on: 186 Genres: Song Voice: Bassus Languages: English Clef: f4 Voice Text: Sall I seik to ease my greiffe [text incipit only]
187	Sleep o sleep, sweet lady sleep	-	Anonymous
Sleep o sleep, sweet lady sleep Anonymous Appears on: 187 Genres: Song Voice: [no designation] Languages: English Clef: f4 Voice Text: Sleip O sleip suet ladie sleip [text incipit only]
187	Love is the thing through which all men have being	-	Anonymous
Love is the thing through which all men have being Anonymous Appears on: 187 Genres: Song Voice: [no designation] Languages: English Clef: f4 Voice Text: Lov is the thing throw which all men heav being [text incipit only]
187	Good men show if you can tell	-	Campion, Thomas (1567–1620)
Good men show if you can tell Campion, Thomas (1567–1620) Appears on: 187 Genres: Song Voice: [no designation] Languages: English Clef: f4 Voice Text: Good men shew if you can tell [text incipit only]
187	Were my heart as some men's are	-	Campion, Thomas (1567–1620)
Were my heart as some men's are Campion, Thomas (1567–1620) Appears on: 187 Genres: Song Voice: [no designation] Languages: English Clef: f4 Voice Text: Wer my heart as some mens are [text incipit only]
188	If thou long'st so much to learn	-	Campion, Thomas (1567–1620)
If thou long'st so much to learn Campion, Thomas (1567–1620) Appears on: 188 Genres: Song Voice: [no designation] Languages: English Clef: f4 Voice Text: If thou longst so much to learne sweet boy [text incipit only]
188	Why presumes thy pride	-	Campion, Thomas (1567–1620)
Why presumes thy pride Campion, Thomas (1567–1620) Appears on: 188 Genres: Song Voice: [no designation] Languages: English Clef: f4 Voice Text: Why presums thy pride in that [text incipit only]
188	With my love my life was nestled	-	Morley, Thomas (ca. 1557–1602)
With my love my life was nestled Morley, Thomas (ca. 1557–1602) Appears on: 188 Genres: Song Voice: [no designation] Languages: English Clef: f4 Voice Text: With my love my lyf was nestled [text incipit only]
188	Thou joyest, fond boy, to be by many loved	-	Campion, Thomas (1567–1620)
Thou joyest, fond boy, to be by many loved Campion, Thomas (1567–1620) Appears on: 188 Genres: Song Voice: [no designation] Languages: English Clef: f4 Voice Text: Thou joyest fond biy to be by many loved [text incipit only]
189	Fair in a morn, o fairest morn	-	Anonymous
Fair in a morn, o fairest morn Anonymous Appears on: 189 Genres: Song Voice: [no designation] Languages: English Clef: f4 Voice Text: fair in a morne Oh fairest morne [text incipit only]
189	O my poor eyes	-	Jones (II), Robert (1577–1617)
O my poor eyes Jones (II), Robert (1577–1617) Appears on: 189 Genres: Song Voice: [no designation] Languages: English Clef: f4 Voice Text: O my poor eyes that sun whose shyne [text incipit only]
190	Never love unless thou bear with all the faults of men	-	Campion, Thomas (1567–1620)
Never love unless thou bear with all the faults of men Campion, Thomas (1567–1620) Appears on: 190 Genres: Song Voice: [no designation] Languages: English Clef: f4 Voice Text: Never love unlesse thou bear with all the faults of men [text incipit only]
190	Do not price thy beauty at too high a rate	-	Campion, Thomas (1567–1620)
Do not price thy beauty at too high a rate Campion, Thomas (1567–1620) Appears on: 190 Genres: Song Voice: [no designation] Languages: English Clef: f4 Voice Text: Doe not O doe not price thy beautie [text incipit only]
190	Remember O thou man	-	Ravenscroft, Thomas
Remember O thou man Ravenscroft, Thomas Appears on: 190 Genres: Song Voice: [no designation] Languages: English Clef: f4 Voice Text: Remember O thou man [text incipit only]
190–191	Though your strangeness frets my heart	-	Jones (II), Robert (1577–1617) (?) Campion, Thomas (1567–1620) (?)
Though your strangeness frets my heart Jones (II), Robert (1577–1617) (?) Campion, Thomas (1567–1620) (?) Appears on: 190–191 Genres: Song Voice: [no designation] Languages: English Clef: f4 Voice Text: Though your strangnes frets my heart [text incipit only]
191	If love loves truth	-	Campion, Thomas (1567–1620)
If love loves truth Campion, Thomas (1567–1620) Appears on: 191 Genres: Song Voice: [no designation] Languages: English Clef: f4 Voice Text: If love loves treuth then women doe not love [text incipit only]
191	Break now my heart and die	-	Campion, Thomas (1567–1620)
Break now my heart and die Campion, Thomas (1567–1620) Appears on: 191 Genres: Song Voice: [no designation] Languages: English Clef: f4 Voice Text: Break now my heart & die [text incipit only]
191	Thrice toss these oaken ashes	-	Anonymous
Thrice toss these oaken ashes Anonymous Appears on: 191 Genres: Song Voice: [no designation] Languages: English Clef: f4 Voice Text: Thrice tosse these oaken ashes [text incipit only]
192	Beauty since you so much desire	-	Campion, Thomas (1567–1620)
Beauty since you so much desire Campion, Thomas (1567–1620) Appears on: 192 Genres: Song Voice: [no designation] Languages: English Clef: f4 Voice Text: Beautie since you so much desyre [text incipit only]
192	Turn all thy thoughts to eyes	-	Campion, Thomas (1567–1620)
Turn all thy thoughts to eyes Campion, Thomas (1567–1620) Appears on: 192 Genres: Song Voice: [no designation] Languages: English Clef: f4 Voice Text: Turne all thy thoghts [text incipit only]
192	Vain men whose follies make a god of love	-	Campion, Thomas (1567–1620)
Vain men whose follies make a god of love Campion, Thomas (1567–1620) Appears on: 192 Genres: Song Voice: [no designation] Languages: English Clef: f4 Voice Text: Vain men qhose folies mak a god of love [text incipit only]
192	Respect my faith, regard my service past	-	Campion, Thomas (1567–1620)
Respect my faith, regard my service past Campion, Thomas (1567–1620) Appears on: 192 Genres: Song Voice: [no designation] Languages: English Clef: f4 Voice Text: Respect my faith regard my service past [text incipit only]
193	Sleep angry beauty sleep	-	Campion, Thomas (1567–1620)
Sleep angry beauty sleep Campion, Thomas (1567–1620) Appears on: 193 Genres: Song Voice: [no designation] Languages: English Clef: f4 Voice Text: Sleip angrie beautie sleip & feare not me [text incipit only]
193	What is all that men possess	-	Campion, Thomas (1567–1620)
What is all that men possess Campion, Thomas (1567–1620) Appears on: 193 Genres: Song Voice: [no designation] Languages: English Clef: f4 Voice Text: What is all that men professe [text incipit only]
193	Shall I then hope when faith is fled	-	Campion, Thomas (1567–1620)
Shall I then hope when faith is fled Campion, Thomas (1567–1620) Appears on: 193 Genres: Song Voice: [no designation] Languages: English Clef: f4 Voice Text: Sall I then hope qhen faith is fled [text incipit only]
193–194	Silly boy it is full moon	-	Campion, Thomas (1567–1620)
Silly boy it is full moon Campion, Thomas (1567–1620) Appears on: 193–194 Genres: Song Voice: [no designation] Languages: English Clef: f4 Voice Text: Sillie boy it is full moon [text incipit only]
194	Young and simple though I am	-	Campion, Thomas (1567–1620)
Young and simple though I am Campion, Thomas (1567–1620) Appears on: 194 Genres: Song Voice: [no designation] Languages: English Clef: f4 Voice Text: Yong and simple thogh I am [text incipit only]
194	Thinkst thou Kath to put me down	-	Jones (II), Robert (1577–1617)
Thinkst thou Kath to put me down Jones (II), Robert (1577–1617) Appears on: 194 Genres: Song Voice: [no designation] Languages: English Mensuration: 3 Clef: f4 Voice Text: Thinks thou Kath to putt me downe [text incipit only]
194	My love bound me with a kiss	-	Jones (II), Robert (1577–1617)
My love bound me with a kiss Jones (II), Robert (1577–1617) Appears on: 194 Genres: Song Voice: [no designation] Languages: English Clef: f4 Voice Text: My love bound me with a kisse [text incipit only]
194	You meaner beauties of the night	-	East, Michael
You meaner beauties of the night East, Michael Appears on: 194 Genres: Song Voice: [no designation] Languages: English Clef: f4 Voice Text: You meaner beauties [text incipit only] Concordances "Ther is ane other base of this, you meaner beauties in 202 pag."
195	As I lay lately in a dream	-	Jones (II), Robert (1577–1617)
As I lay lately in a dream Jones (II), Robert (1577–1617) Appears on: 195 Genres: Song Voice: [no designation] Languages: English Mensuration: 3 Clef: f4 Voice Text: As I lay latly in a dream [text incipit only]
195	Like as the lark within the merlin's foot	-	Anonymous
Like as the lark within the merlin's foot Anonymous Appears on: 195 Genres: Song Voice: [no designation] Languages: English Clef: f4 Voice Text: Lyk as the lark within the merleons foot [text incipit only]
195	Come sweet love let sorrows cease	-	Anonymous
Come sweet love let sorrows cease Anonymous Appears on: 195 Genres: Song Voice: [no designation] Languages: English Mensuration: 3 Clef: f4 Voice Text: Come sweet lov let soroes ceasse [text incipit only]
196	About a bank when birds on boughs	-	Anonymous
About a bank when birds on boughs Anonymous Appears on: 196 Genres: Song Voice: [no designation] Languages: English Clef: f4 Voice Text: About a bank qhwn birds on bows [text incipit only]
196	There was a wily lad	-	Jones (II), Robert (1577–1617)
There was a wily lad Jones (II), Robert (1577–1617) Appears on: 196 Genres: Song Voice: [no designation] Languages: English Clef: f4 Voice Text: Ther was a wyllie ladd mett with a bony lasse [text incipit only]
196	No wonder is suppose my weeping eyes	-	Anonymous
No wonder is suppose my weeping eyes Anonymous Appears on: 196 Genres: Song Voice: [no designation] Languages: English Clef: f4 Voice Text: No wonder is suppose my weeping eye
196	Now let us sing Christ keep our king	-	Anonymous
Now let us sing Christ keep our king Anonymous Appears on: 196 Genres: Song Voice: [no designation] Languages: English Clef: f4 Voice Text: Now lett us sing Christ keep our king [text incipit only]
197	Woe worth the time and eke the place	-	Anonymous
Woe worth the time and eke the place Anonymous Appears on: 197 Genres: Song Voice: [no designation] Languages: English Clef: f4 Voice Text: Woe worth the tym & eke the place [text incipit only]
197	Like as the dumb solsequium	-	Anonymous
Like as the dumb solsequium Anonymous Appears on: 197 Genres: Song Voice: [no designation] Languages: English Mensuration: 3 Clef: f5 Voice Text: Lyk as the dumb solsequium [text incipit only]
197	Will said to his mamie that he would fain go	-	Jones (II), Robert (1577–1617)
Will said to his mamie that he would fain go Jones (II), Robert (1577–1617) Appears on: 197 Genres: Song Voice: [no designation] Languages: English Clef: f4 Voice Text: Will said to his mamie that he wod goe woo [text incipit only] Concordances "Ther is ane other base of Will said to his mamie etc in 202 pag,"
197	Depart depart alone I must depart	-	Anonymous
Depart depart alone I must depart Anonymous Appears on: 197 Genres: Song Voice: [no designation] Languages: English Mensuration: 3 Clef: f4 Voice Text: Depart, depart alone I must depart [text incipit only]
198	Go to bed sweet muse	-	Jones (II), Robert (1577–1617)
Go to bed sweet muse Jones (II), Robert (1577–1617) Appears on: 198 Genres: Song Voice: [no designation] Languages: English Clef: f4 Voice Text: Goe to bed sweet muse tak thy rest [text incipit only]
198	What mighty motive [motion] so my mind mischeives	-	Anonymous
What mighty motive [motion] so my mind mischeives Anonymous Appears on: 198 Genres: Song Voice: [no designation] Languages: German Clef: f4 Voice Text: What mightie motive so my mynd mischeivs [text incipit only]
198	If care cause men to cry	-	Anonymous
If care cause men to cry Anonymous Appears on: 198 Genres: Tablature Voice: [no designation] Languages: English Clef: f4 Voice Text: If care doe cause men crie [text incipit only]
198	Come again sweet love doth now invite	-	Dowland, John (1563–1626)
Come again sweet love doth now invite Dowland, John (1563–1626) Appears on: 198 Genres: Consort song Voice: [no designation] Languages: English Clef: f4 Voice Text: Come againe, sweet love doeth now invite [text incipit only]
198	O lustie May	-	Anonymous
O lustie May Anonymous Appears on: 198 Genres: Song Voice: [no designation] Languages: English Mensuration: 3 Clef: f4 Voice Text: O lustie Maie which flora queene [text incipit only]
199	For love of one I make my moan	-	Anonymous
For love of one I make my moan Anonymous Appears on: 199 Genres: Song Voice: [no designation] Languages: English Clef: f5 Voice Text: For love of one I nak my moane [text incipit only]
199	'An air'	-	Anonymous
'An air' Anonymous Appears on: 199 Genres: Song Voice: [no designation] Languages: none Clef: f4 Voice Text: Ane aire [untexted]
199	I die when as I do not see her	-	Anonymous
I die when as I do not see her Anonymous Appears on: 199 Genres: Song Voice: [no designation] Languages: English Clef: f4 Voice Text: I die qhen as I do not see her [text incipit only]
199	This is all that women do	-	Anonymous
This is all that women do Anonymous Appears on: 199 Genres: Song Voice: [no designation] Languages: English Clef: f4 Voice Text: This is all that woemen doe [text incipit only]
200	If floods of tears	-	Bateson, Thomas (ca. 1570–1630)
If floods of tears Bateson, Thomas (ca. 1570–1630) Appears on: 200 Genres: Song Voice: [no designation] Languages: English Mensuration: 3 Clef: f4 Voice Text: If flouds of tears could cleanse(?) [text incipit only]
200	Cloris sighed and sang and wept	-	Balls, Richard
Cloris sighed and sang and wept Balls, Richard Appears on: 200 Genres: Song Voice: [no designation] Languages: English Clef: f4 Voice Text: Cloris sight and sang & wept [text incipit only]
200–201	Orpheus I am come from the deeps below	-	Anonymous
Orpheus I am come from the deeps below Anonymous Appears on: 200–201 Genres: Song Voice: [no designation] Languages: English Clef: f4 Voice Text: Orpheus I am come from ye deepe below [text incipit only]
201	Have you seen but a bright lily grow	-	Anonymous
Have you seen but a bright lily grow Anonymous Appears on: 201 Genres: Song Voice: [no designation] Languages: English Clef: f4 Voice Text: Heav you seen but a bright lillie grow [text incipit only]
201	Virtue, beauty, forms of honour	-	Anonymous
Virtue, beauty, forms of honour Anonymous Appears on: 201 Genres: Song Voice: [no designation] Languages: English Clef: f4 Voice Text: Vertew, beawtie, forms of honour [text incipit only]
202	Will said to his mamie that he would fain go	-	Jones (II), Robert (1577–1617)
Will said to his mamie that he would fain go Jones (II), Robert (1577–1617) Appears on: 202 Genres: Song Voice: Bassus Languages: English Clef: f4 Voice Text: Will said to his Mamie that he wold goe woo [text incipit only] Concordances "Ther is ane other base of this in 197 pag,"
202	You meaner beauties of the night	-	East, Michael
You meaner beauties of the night East, Michael Appears on: 202 Genres: Song Voice: Bassus Languages: English Clef: f4 Voice Text: You meaner beauties [text incipit only] Concordances "Ther is an other base of this in 194 p."
202	Flow my tears	-	Dowland, John (1563–1626)
Flow my tears Dowland, John (1563–1626) Appears on: 202 Genres: Madrigal (English) Voice: Bassus Languages: English Clef: f3 Voice Text: Lachrimae, or flow my tears
202	Sweet Kate of late	-	Jones (II), Robert (1577–1617)
Sweet Kate of late Jones (II), Robert (1577–1617) Appears on: 202 Genres: Song Voice: [no designation] Languages: English Clef: f4 Voice Text: Sweet kate of late [text incipit only]
203	blank staves	-	-
blank staves Appears on: 203
204	My hearty service to you my lord	-	Anonymous
My hearty service to you my lord Anonymous Appears on: 204 Genres: Song Voice: Bassus Languages: English Clef: f4 Voice Text: My heartie service to you my lord
205–207	All sons of Adam rise	-	Anonymous
All sons of Adam rise Anonymous Appears on: 205–207 Genres: Song Voice: [no designation] Languages: English Clef: f4 Voice Text: All sons of Adam ryse
207–214	Trip and go hey	-	Anonymous
Trip and go hey Anonymous Appears on: 207–214 Genres: Song Voice: [no designation] Languages: English Clef: f4 Voice Text: Trio and goe hey General Note incomplete, although blank staves on p. 215; page missing after p.214?

Composer	Compositions
Allison (Allinson), Richard (1560–1610)	Earth's but a point – 184–185 (?) What if a day or a month or a year – 183
Angus, John (fl. 1543–95)	(?) A prayer. Preserve us Lord by thy dear word – 123–124 Athanasian Creed (Quicumque vult). What man soever he be – 114 Da pacem domine. Give peace in these our days o Lord – 122–123 The Lord's prayer. Our Father which in heaven art / And makest us all one brotherhood – 120–121 (?) The Lord’s prayer. Our Father which in heaven art Lord hallowed be thy name – 116–117 The commands. Attend my people and give ear – 119 (?) The complaint of a sinner. Where righteousnes doth say – 118–119 (?) The lamentation of a sinner. O Lord turn not away thy face – 115 The song of Simeon. Now suffer me o Lord [Nunc dimittis] – 119–120 The song of Simeon. O Lord because my heart's desire [Nunc dimittis] – 113 The song of Zachary. The only Lord of Israel [Benedictus] – 111 The song of the blessed virgin. My soul doth magnify the Lord [Magnificat] – 112 The song of the three children. O all ye works of God the Lord [Benedicite] – 110–111 The ten commandments. Hark Israel and what I say – 117–118 The twelve articles of our belief. All my belief and confidence – 121–122
Anonymous	'An air' – 199 About a bank when birds on boughs – 196 All sons of Adam rise – 205–207 Come sweet love let sorrows cease – 195 Depart depart alone I must depart – 197 Descendi in ortum meum - 1a pars (of 2): Descendi in ortum meum – 173 Descendi in ortum meum - 2a pars (of 2): Si floruissent vineae – 173–174 Deus misereatur - 1a pars (of 2): Deus misereatur nostri – 160–162 Deus misereatur - 2a pars (of 2): Laetentur et exultent gentes – 162–164 Ecco d'oro l'eta – 180–181 Fair in a morn, o fairest morn – 189 For love of one I make my moan – 199 Have you seen but a bright lily grow – 201 Hosanna [Missa virtute magna] – 174 I die when as I do not see her – 199 If care cause men to cry – 198 Like as the dumb solsequium – 197 Like as the lark within the merlin's foot – 195 Love is the thing through which all men have being – 187 Mistress mine well may you fare – 185 My hearty service to you my lord – 204 No wonder is suppose my weeping eyes – 196 Now let us sing Christ keep our king – 196 O lustie May – 198 Orpheus I am come from the deeps below – 200–201 Prince Edward's pavane – 181–182 Qui consolabatur – 170–171 Sleep o sleep, sweet lady sleep – 187 The queen of England's pavane – 182 The second in nomine – 169–170 This is all that women do – 199 Thrice toss these oaken ashes – 191 Trip and go hey – 207–214 Two Tenors (8- and 7-notes) – 124 Un jour vis un foulon qui fouloit – 179–180 Virtue, beauty, forms of honour – 201 What mighty motive [motion] so my mind mischeives – 198 When shall my sorrowful sighing slake – 147–148 Woe worth the time and eke the place – 197 [13-note tenor] – 133 [Another pavane very good] – 182–183 [No description] – 203
Balls, Richard	Cloris sighed and sang and wept – 200
Bartlet, John (fl. 1606–10)	Into a fly transformed – 186
Bateson, Thomas (ca. 1570–1630)	If floods of tears – 200
Blackhall, Andrew (ca. 1535–1609)	(?) A prayer. Preserve us Lord by thy dear word – 123–124 Psalm 101. Of mercy and of judgement - 1a pars (of 2): Of mercy and of judgement both – 134–137 Psalm 101. Of mercy and of judgement - 2a pars (of 2): But such as live a godly life – 137–140 Psalm 128. Blessed art thou that fearest God – 144–146 Psalm 43. Judge and revenge my cause o Lord – 164–168 The humble suit of a sinner. O Lord of whom I do depend – 108–109
Buchan, John (ca. 1562–ca. 1608)	Psalm 128. Blessed art thou that fearest God and walkest in his way – 91–92 Psalm 67. Our God that is Lord, and author of grace – 40–41
Campion, Thomas (1567–1620)	Beauty since you so much desire – 192 Break now my heart and die – 191 Do not price thy beauty at too high a rate – 190 Good men show if you can tell – 187 If love loves truth – 191 If thou long'st so much to learn – 188 Never love unless thou bear with all the faults of men – 190 Respect my faith, regard my service past – 192 Shall I then hope when faith is fled – 193 Silly boy it is full moon – 193–194 Sleep angry beauty sleep – 193 Thou joyest, fond boy, to be by many loved – 188 (?) Though your strangeness frets my heart – 190–191 Turn all thy thoughts to eyes – 192 Vain men whose follies make a god of love – 192 Were my heart as some men's are – 187 (?) What if a day or a month or a year – 183 What is all that men possess – 193 Why presumes thy pride – 188 Young and simple though I am – 194
Clemens non Papa, Jacob (ca. 1510–ca. 1556)	(?) Omnes gentes attendite ad tam pulchrum – 159–160
Cowper (Cooper), Robert (ca. 1474–ca. 1540)	Me fa me – 176–178
Dowland, John (1563–1626)	Come again sweet love doth now invite – 198 Flow my tears – 202
East, Michael	You meaner beauties of the night – 202 You meaner beauties of the night – 194
Festa, Sebastiano (ca. 1490–1524)	O passi sparsi o pensier vaghi et prompti – 175–176
Fethy, Sir John	O God above so well thou has devised – 151–153
Heagy, Francis	Si quis diligit me – 171–172
Johnson (I), Robert (ca. 1500–ca. 1560)	Domine in virtute tua (II) - 1a pars (of 2): Domine in virtute tua – 153–156 Domine in virtute tua (II) - 2a pars (of 2): Magna gloria eius in salutare tuo – 156–158
Jones (II), Robert (1577–1617)	As I lay lately in a dream – 195 Disdain that so doth fill me – 185 Go to bed sweet muse – 198 My love bound me with a kiss – 194 O my poor eyes – 189 Shall I seek to ease my grief – 186 Sweet Kate of late – 202 There was a wily lad – 196 Thinkst thou Kath to put me down – 194 (?) Though your strangeness frets my heart – 190–191 Will said to his mamie that he would fain go – 197 Will said to his mamie that he would fain go – 202
Kemp, Andrew	Have mercy God for thy great mercy's sake – 131–133 (?) The complaint of a sinner. Where righteousnes doth say – 118–119 The praise of God the Father, Son, and Holy Ghost / The song of Ambrose and Augustine. We praise thee O God, we knowledge thee to be the Lord – 124–130 The song of Ambrose and Augustine. We praise thee God we knowledge thee – 109–110 Veni creator spiritus. Come holy Ghost eternal God – 107–108
Lassus, Orlande de (ca. 1532–1594)	Susanne un jour d'amour solicitée par deux viellards – 178–179
Maillard, Jean (fl. c1538–1570)	(?) Omnes gentes attendite ad tam pulchrum – 159–160
Morley, Thomas (ca. 1557–1602)	With my love my life was nestled – 188
Peebles, David	Psalm 1. The man is blest that hath not bent – 1 Psalm 10. What is the cause that thou, O Lord – 7–8 Psalm 100. All people that on earth do dwell – 65 Psalm 101. Of mercy and of judgement both – 65–66 Psalm 102. Lord to mine humble suit give ear – 66–67 Psalm 103. My soul give laud unto the Lord – 67–68 Psalm 104. My soul praise the Lord, speak good of his name – 68–70 Psalm 107. Give thanks unto the Lord our God – 70–71 Psalm 108. O God, behold, my heart and tongue – 71 Psalm 109. In speechless silence do not hold – 72 Psalm 110. The Lord most high, unto my Lord thus spake – 73 Psalm 111. With heart I do accord – 73–75 Psalm 112. The man is blest that God doth fear – 75–76 Psalm 113. Ye children, which do serve the Lord – 76–77 Psalm 114. When Israel by God’s address, from Pharaoh's land was bent – 77–78 Psalm 115. Not unto us o Lord – 78–79 Psalm 116. I love the Lord, because my voice – 79–80 Psalm 117. O praise the Lord ye nations all – 80–81 Psalm 118. Give to the Lord all praise and honour – 81–82 Psalm 119. Blessed are they that perfect are – 82–83 Psalm 120. In trouble and in thrall – 83 Psalm 121. I lift mine eyes to Sion hill – 84 Psalm 122. I did in heart rejoice – 84–86 Psalm 123. O Lord that heaven dost possesse – 86–87 Psalm 124. Now Israel may say, and that truly – 87 Psalm 125. Such as in God the Lord do trust – 88 Psalm 126. When that the Lord again his Sion had forth brought – 88–90 Psalm 127. Except the Lord the house do make – 90–91 Psalm 129. Of Israel this may now be the song – 92 Psalm 130. Lord to thee I make my moan – 93 Psalm 132. Of David, Lord, in mind record – 94 Psalm 133. O how happy a thing it is – 94–95 Psalm 134. Behold, and have regard, ye servants of the Lord – 95 Psalm 135. Unto the name of God the Lord – 96 Psalm 137. When as we sat in Babylon – 97 Psalm 138. With my whole heart the Lord now praise will I – 98–99 Psalm 14. There is no God, as foolish men affirm – 8–9 Psalm 140. From the perverse and wicked wight – 99 Psalm 141. On thee I call, o Lord, therefore – 100 Psalm 142. Unto the Lord I cry did and call – 101 Psalm 143. Oh hear my prayer, Lord – 101–102 Psalm 145. O Lord that art my God and King – 102–103 Psalm 146. My soul praise thou the Lord always – 103–104 Psalm 147. Praise ye the Lord, for it is good – 105 Psalm 148. Give laud unto the Lord – 105–106 Psalm 149. Sing unto the Lord, with hearty accord – 106 Psalm 15. O Lord within thy tabernacle – 9–10 Psalm 150. Yield unto God the mighty Lord – 107 Psalm 16. Lord keep me, for I trust in thee – 11 Psalm 18. O God my strength and fortitude – 12 Psalm 19. The heavens and the firmaments do wondrously declare – 13–14 Psalm 20. In trouble and adversity – 14–15 Psalm 21. O Lord how joyful is the king – 15–16 Psalm 23. The Lord is only my support – 16 Psalm 25. I lift my heart to thee, my God – 16–17 Psalm 26. Lord be my judge for lo my way – 17–18 Psalm 27. The Lord my light and health will be – 41–42 Psalm 28. Thou art O Lord my strength and stay – 18–19 Psalm 29. Give to the Lord ye potentates – 19–20 Psalm 3. O Lord how are my foes increased – 2–3 Psalm 30. All laud and praise with heart and voice – 20–21 Psalm 33. Ye righteous in the Lord, rejoice – 21–22 Psalm 34. I will give laud and honour both – 22–23 Psalm 35. Lord plead my cause against my foes – 23–24 Psalm 36. The wicked deeds of the ill man – 24–25 Psalm 37. Grudge not to see the wicked men – 25–26 Psalm 41. The man is blest that careful is – 26–27 Psalm 43. Judge and revenge my cause O Lord – 27–28 Psalm 44. Our ears have heard our fathers tell – 28–29 Psalm 46. The Lord is our defence and aid – 29–30 Psalm 47. Let all folk with joy clap hands and rejoice – 30–31 Psalm 49. All people hearken and give ear – 31–32 Psalm 50. The mighty God the eternal hath thus spoke – 32–33 Psalm 51. O Lord consider my distress – 33–34 Psalm 52. Why dost thou tyrant, boast abroad – 34–35 Psalm 58. But is it true o froward folk – 35–36 Psalm 59. Deliver me, my God of might – 36–38 Psalm 6. Lord in thy wrath reprove me not – 3–4 Psalm 61. Regard O Lord for I complain – 37–39 Psalm 62. Although my soul hath sharply been – 38–39 Psalm 66. Ye men on earth in God rejoice – 39–40 Psalm 68. Let God arise, and then his foes – 42–43 Psalm 69. Save me, o God, and that with speed – 43–44 Psalm 7. O Lord my God I put my trust – 4–5 Psalm 70. Make haste, o God to set me free – 44–45 Psalm 71. My trust, o Lord, in thee I have put evermore – 45–46 Psalm 72. Lord give thy judgements to the King – 46–47 Psalm 73. How ever it be yet God is good – 47–48 Psalm 76. In Jewry land God is well known – 48–49 Psalm 77. I with my voice to God do cry – 49–50 Psalm 78. Attend my people to my law – 50–51 Psalm 79. O Lord, the gentiles do invade – 51–52 Psalm 8. O God our Lord how wonderful – 5–6 Psalm 80. O pastor of Israel, like sheep that dost lead – 52–53 Psalm 81. To God our strength most comfortable – 53–54 Psalm 82. Amid the praise with men of might – 54–55 Psalm 83. God for thy grace, thou keep no more silence – 55–56 Psalm 85. O Lord thou loved hast thy land – 57 Psalm 86. Lord bow thine ear to my request – 58 Psalm 87. That city shall full well endure – 59 Psalm 88. O God of my salvation – 60 Psalm 89. To sing the mercies of the Lord – 61 Psalm 9. With heart and mouth unto the Lord – 6–7 Psalm 91. Who so with full intent and mind – 62 Psalm 95. O come let us lift up our voice, and sing unto the Lord – 63 Psalm 96. Sing ye with praise unto the Lord – 64 Quam multi Domine - 1a pars (of 4): Quam multi Domine [Psalm 3] – 148–149 Quam multi Domine - 2a pars (of 4): Ego jacui et dormivi – 149–150 Quam multi Domine - 3a pars (of 4): Serva me Deus – 150 Quam multi Domine - 4a pars (of 4): Immortali Deo gloria – 150–151 Si quis diligit me – 171–172
Ravenscroft, Thomas	Remember O thou man – 190
Tallis, Thomas (ca. 1505–1585)	In nomine (I) – 168–169
Van Wilder, Phillip	Aspice Domine - 1a pars (of 2): Aspice Domine quia facta est – 140–142 Aspice Domine - 2a pars (of 2): Plorans ploravit in nocte – 142–143

Composition	Composers (? Uncertain)	Folios / Pages
'An air'	Anonymous	199
[13-note tenor]	Anonymous	133
[Another pavane very good]	Anonymous	182–183
A prayer. Preserve us Lord by thy dear word	Blackhall, Andrew (ca. 1535–1609) (?) Angus, John (fl. 1543–95) (?)	123–124
About a bank when birds on boughs	Anonymous	196
All sons of Adam rise	Anonymous	205–207
As I lay lately in a dream	Jones (II), Robert (1577–1617)	195
Aspice Domine - 1a pars (of 2): Aspice Domine quia facta est	Van Wilder, Phillip	140–142
Aspice Domine - 2a pars (of 2): Plorans ploravit in nocte	Van Wilder, Phillip	142–143
Athanasian Creed (Quicumque vult). What man soever he be	Angus, John (fl. 1543–95)	114
Beauty since you so much desire	Campion, Thomas (1567–1620)	192
Break now my heart and die	Campion, Thomas (1567–1620)	191
Cloris sighed and sang and wept	Balls, Richard	200
Come again sweet love doth now invite	Dowland, John (1563–1626)	198
Come sweet love let sorrows cease	Anonymous	195
Da pacem domine. Give peace in these our days o Lord	Angus, John (fl. 1543–95)	122–123
Depart depart alone I must depart	Anonymous	197
Descendi in ortum meum - 1a pars (of 2): Descendi in ortum meum	Anonymous	173
Descendi in ortum meum - 2a pars (of 2): Si floruissent vineae	Anonymous	173–174
Deus misereatur - 1a pars (of 2): Deus misereatur nostri	Anonymous	160–162
Deus misereatur - 2a pars (of 2): Laetentur et exultent gentes	Anonymous	162–164
Disdain that so doth fill me	Jones (II), Robert (1577–1617)	185
Do not price thy beauty at too high a rate	Campion, Thomas (1567–1620)	190
Domine in virtute tua (II) - 1a pars (of 2): Domine in virtute tua	Johnson (I), Robert (ca. 1500–ca. 1560)	153–156
Domine in virtute tua (II) - 2a pars (of 2): Magna gloria eius in salutare tuo	Johnson (I), Robert (ca. 1500–ca. 1560)	156–158
Earth's but a point	Allison (Allinson), Richard (1560–1610)	184–185
Ecco d'oro l'eta	Anonymous	180–181
Fair in a morn, o fairest morn	Anonymous	189
Flow my tears	Dowland, John (1563–1626)	202
For love of one I make my moan	Anonymous	199
Go to bed sweet muse	Jones (II), Robert (1577–1617)	198
Good men show if you can tell	Campion, Thomas (1567–1620)	187
Have mercy God for thy great mercy's sake	Kemp, Andrew	131–133
Have you seen but a bright lily grow	Anonymous	201
Hosanna [Missa virtute magna]	Anonymous	174
I die when as I do not see her	Anonymous	199
If care cause men to cry	Anonymous	198
If floods of tears	Bateson, Thomas (ca. 1570–1630)	200
If love loves truth	Campion, Thomas (1567–1620)	191
If thou long'st so much to learn	Campion, Thomas (1567–1620)	188
In nomine (I)	Tallis, Thomas (ca. 1505–1585)	168–169
Into a fly transformed	Bartlet, John (fl. 1606–10)	186
Like as the dumb solsequium	Anonymous	197
Like as the lark within the merlin's foot	Anonymous	195
Love is the thing through which all men have being	Anonymous	187
Me fa me	Cowper (Cooper), Robert (ca. 1474–ca. 1540)	176–178
Mistress mine well may you fare	Anonymous	185
My hearty service to you my lord	Anonymous	204
My love bound me with a kiss	Jones (II), Robert (1577–1617)	194
Never love unless thou bear with all the faults of men	Campion, Thomas (1567–1620)	190
No wonder is suppose my weeping eyes	Anonymous	196
Now let us sing Christ keep our king	Anonymous	196
O God above so well thou has devised	Fethy, Sir John	151–153
O lustie May	Anonymous	198
O my poor eyes	Jones (II), Robert (1577–1617)	189
O passi sparsi o pensier vaghi et prompti	Festa, Sebastiano (ca. 1490–1524)	175–176
Omnes gentes attendite ad tam pulchrum	Clemens non Papa, Jacob (ca. 1510–ca. 1556) (?) Maillard, Jean (fl. c1538–1570) (?)	159–160
Orpheus I am come from the deeps below	Anonymous	200–201
Prince Edward's pavane	Anonymous	181–182
Psalm 1. The man is blest that hath not bent	Peebles, David	1
Psalm 10. What is the cause that thou, O Lord	Peebles, David	7–8
Psalm 100. All people that on earth do dwell	Peebles, David	65
Psalm 101. Of mercy and of judgement - 1a pars (of 2): Of mercy and of judgement both	Blackhall, Andrew (ca. 1535–1609)	134–137
Psalm 101. Of mercy and of judgement - 2a pars (of 2): But such as live a godly life	Blackhall, Andrew (ca. 1535–1609)	137–140
Psalm 101. Of mercy and of judgement both	Peebles, David	65–66
Psalm 102. Lord to mine humble suit give ear	Peebles, David	66–67
Psalm 103. My soul give laud unto the Lord	Peebles, David	67–68
Psalm 104. My soul praise the Lord, speak good of his name	Peebles, David	68–70
Psalm 107. Give thanks unto the Lord our God	Peebles, David	70–71
Psalm 108. O God, behold, my heart and tongue	Peebles, David	71
Psalm 109. In speechless silence do not hold	Peebles, David	72
Psalm 110. The Lord most high, unto my Lord thus spake	Peebles, David	73
Psalm 111. With heart I do accord	Peebles, David	73–75
Psalm 112. The man is blest that God doth fear	Peebles, David	75–76
Psalm 113. Ye children, which do serve the Lord	Peebles, David	76–77
Psalm 114. When Israel by God’s address, from Pharaoh's land was bent	Peebles, David	77–78
Psalm 115. Not unto us o Lord	Peebles, David	78–79
Psalm 116. I love the Lord, because my voice	Peebles, David	79–80
Psalm 117. O praise the Lord ye nations all	Peebles, David	80–81
Psalm 118. Give to the Lord all praise and honour	Peebles, David	81–82
Psalm 119. Blessed are they that perfect are	Peebles, David	82–83
Psalm 120. In trouble and in thrall	Peebles, David	83
Psalm 121. I lift mine eyes to Sion hill	Peebles, David	84
Psalm 122. I did in heart rejoice	Peebles, David	84–86
Psalm 123. O Lord that heaven dost possesse	Peebles, David	86–87
Psalm 124. Now Israel may say, and that truly	Peebles, David	87
Psalm 125. Such as in God the Lord do trust	Peebles, David	88
Psalm 126. When that the Lord again his Sion had forth brought	Peebles, David	88–90
Psalm 127. Except the Lord the house do make	Peebles, David	90–91
Psalm 128. Blessed art thou that fearest God	Blackhall, Andrew (ca. 1535–1609)	144–146
Psalm 128. Blessed art thou that fearest God and walkest in his way	Buchan, John (ca. 1562–ca. 1608)	91–92
Psalm 129. Of Israel this may now be the song	Peebles, David	92
Psalm 130. Lord to thee I make my moan	Peebles, David	93
Psalm 132. Of David, Lord, in mind record	Peebles, David	94
Psalm 133. O how happy a thing it is	Peebles, David	94–95
Psalm 134. Behold, and have regard, ye servants of the Lord	Peebles, David	95
Psalm 135. Unto the name of God the Lord	Peebles, David	96
Psalm 137. When as we sat in Babylon	Peebles, David	97
Psalm 138. With my whole heart the Lord now praise will I	Peebles, David	98–99
Psalm 14. There is no God, as foolish men affirm	Peebles, David	8–9
Psalm 140. From the perverse and wicked wight	Peebles, David	99
Psalm 141. On thee I call, o Lord, therefore	Peebles, David	100
Psalm 142. Unto the Lord I cry did and call	Peebles, David	101
Psalm 143. Oh hear my prayer, Lord	Peebles, David	101–102
Psalm 145. O Lord that art my God and King	Peebles, David	102–103
Psalm 146. My soul praise thou the Lord always	Peebles, David	103–104
Psalm 147. Praise ye the Lord, for it is good	Peebles, David	105
Psalm 148. Give laud unto the Lord	Peebles, David	105–106
Psalm 149. Sing unto the Lord, with hearty accord	Peebles, David	106
Psalm 15. O Lord within thy tabernacle	Peebles, David	9–10
Psalm 150. Yield unto God the mighty Lord	Peebles, David	107
Psalm 16. Lord keep me, for I trust in thee	Peebles, David	11
Psalm 18. O God my strength and fortitude	Peebles, David	12
Psalm 19. The heavens and the firmaments do wondrously declare	Peebles, David	13–14
Psalm 20. In trouble and adversity	Peebles, David	14–15
Psalm 21. O Lord how joyful is the king	Peebles, David	15–16
Psalm 23. The Lord is only my support	Peebles, David	16
Psalm 25. I lift my heart to thee, my God	Peebles, David	16–17
Psalm 26. Lord be my judge for lo my way	Peebles, David	17–18
Psalm 27. The Lord my light and health will be	Peebles, David	41–42
Psalm 28. Thou art O Lord my strength and stay	Peebles, David	18–19
Psalm 29. Give to the Lord ye potentates	Peebles, David	19–20
Psalm 3. O Lord how are my foes increased	Peebles, David	2–3
Psalm 30. All laud and praise with heart and voice	Peebles, David	20–21
Psalm 33. Ye righteous in the Lord, rejoice	Peebles, David	21–22
Psalm 34. I will give laud and honour both	Peebles, David	22–23
Psalm 35. Lord plead my cause against my foes	Peebles, David	23–24
Psalm 36. The wicked deeds of the ill man	Peebles, David	24–25
Psalm 37. Grudge not to see the wicked men	Peebles, David	25–26
Psalm 41. The man is blest that careful is	Peebles, David	26–27
Psalm 43. Judge and revenge my cause O Lord	Peebles, David	27–28
Psalm 43. Judge and revenge my cause o Lord	Blackhall, Andrew (ca. 1535–1609)	164–168
Psalm 44. Our ears have heard our fathers tell	Peebles, David	28–29
Psalm 46. The Lord is our defence and aid	Peebles, David	29–30
Psalm 47. Let all folk with joy clap hands and rejoice	Peebles, David	30–31
Psalm 49. All people hearken and give ear	Peebles, David	31–32
Psalm 50. The mighty God the eternal hath thus spoke	Peebles, David	32–33
Psalm 51. O Lord consider my distress	Peebles, David	33–34
Psalm 52. Why dost thou tyrant, boast abroad	Peebles, David	34–35
Psalm 58. But is it true o froward folk	Peebles, David	35–36
Psalm 59. Deliver me, my God of might	Peebles, David	36–38
Psalm 6. Lord in thy wrath reprove me not	Peebles, David	3–4
Psalm 61. Regard O Lord for I complain	Peebles, David	37–39
Psalm 62. Although my soul hath sharply been	Peebles, David	38–39
Psalm 66. Ye men on earth in God rejoice	Peebles, David	39–40
Psalm 67. Our God that is Lord, and author of grace	Buchan, John (ca. 1562–ca. 1608)	40–41
Psalm 68. Let God arise, and then his foes	Peebles, David	42–43
Psalm 69. Save me, o God, and that with speed	Peebles, David	43–44
Psalm 7. O Lord my God I put my trust	Peebles, David	4–5
Psalm 70. Make haste, o God to set me free	Peebles, David	44–45
Psalm 71. My trust, o Lord, in thee I have put evermore	Peebles, David	45–46
Psalm 72. Lord give thy judgements to the King	Peebles, David	46–47
Psalm 73. How ever it be yet God is good	Peebles, David	47–48
Psalm 76. In Jewry land God is well known	Peebles, David	48–49
Psalm 77. I with my voice to God do cry	Peebles, David	49–50
Psalm 78. Attend my people to my law	Peebles, David	50–51
Psalm 79. O Lord, the gentiles do invade	Peebles, David	51–52
Psalm 8. O God our Lord how wonderful	Peebles, David	5–6
Psalm 80. O pastor of Israel, like sheep that dost lead	Peebles, David	52–53
Psalm 81. To God our strength most comfortable	Peebles, David	53–54
Psalm 82. Amid the praise with men of might	Peebles, David	54–55
Psalm 83. God for thy grace, thou keep no more silence	Peebles, David	55–56
Psalm 85. O Lord thou loved hast thy land	Peebles, David	57
Psalm 86. Lord bow thine ear to my request	Peebles, David	58
Psalm 87. That city shall full well endure	Peebles, David	59
Psalm 88. O God of my salvation	Peebles, David	60
Psalm 89. To sing the mercies of the Lord	Peebles, David	61
Psalm 9. With heart and mouth unto the Lord	Peebles, David	6–7
Psalm 91. Who so with full intent and mind	Peebles, David	62
Psalm 95. O come let us lift up our voice, and sing unto the Lord	Peebles, David	63
Psalm 96. Sing ye with praise unto the Lord	Peebles, David	64
Quam multi Domine - 1a pars (of 4): Quam multi Domine [Psalm 3]	Peebles, David	148–149
Quam multi Domine - 2a pars (of 4): Ego jacui et dormivi	Peebles, David	149–150
Quam multi Domine - 3a pars (of 4): Serva me Deus	Peebles, David	150
Quam multi Domine - 4a pars (of 4): Immortali Deo gloria	Peebles, David	150–151
Qui consolabatur	Anonymous	170–171
Remember O thou man	Ravenscroft, Thomas	190
Respect my faith, regard my service past	Campion, Thomas (1567–1620)	192
Shall I seek to ease my grief	Jones (II), Robert (1577–1617)	186
Shall I then hope when faith is fled	Campion, Thomas (1567–1620)	193
Si quis diligit me	Heagy, Francis Peebles, David	171–172
Silly boy it is full moon	Campion, Thomas (1567–1620)	193–194
Sleep angry beauty sleep	Campion, Thomas (1567–1620)	193
Sleep o sleep, sweet lady sleep	Anonymous	187
Susanne un jour d'amour solicitée par deux viellards	Lassus, Orlande de (ca. 1532–1594)	178–179
Sweet Kate of late	Jones (II), Robert (1577–1617)	202
The commands. Attend my people and give ear	Angus, John (fl. 1543–95)	119
The complaint of a sinner. Where righteousnes doth say	Angus, John (fl. 1543–95) (?) Kemp, Andrew (?)	118–119
The humble suit of a sinner. O Lord of whom I do depend	Blackhall, Andrew (ca. 1535–1609)	108–109
The lamentation of a sinner. O Lord turn not away thy face	Angus, John (fl. 1543–95) (?)	115
The Lord's prayer. Our Father which in heaven art / And makest us all one brotherhood	Angus, John (fl. 1543–95)	120–121
The Lord’s prayer. Our Father which in heaven art Lord hallowed be thy name	Angus, John (fl. 1543–95) (?)	116–117
The praise of God the Father, Son, and Holy Ghost / The song of Ambrose and Augustine. We praise thee O God, we knowledge thee to be the Lord	Kemp, Andrew	124–130
The queen of England's pavane	Anonymous	182
The second in nomine	Anonymous	169–170
The song of Ambrose and Augustine. We praise thee God we knowledge thee	Kemp, Andrew	109–110
The song of Simeon. Now suffer me o Lord [Nunc dimittis]	Angus, John (fl. 1543–95)	119–120
The song of Simeon. O Lord because my heart's desire [Nunc dimittis]	Angus, John (fl. 1543–95)	113
The song of the blessed virgin. My soul doth magnify the Lord [Magnificat]	Angus, John (fl. 1543–95)	112
The song of the three children. O all ye works of God the Lord [Benedicite]	Angus, John (fl. 1543–95)	110–111
The song of Zachary. The only Lord of Israel [Benedictus]	Angus, John (fl. 1543–95)	111
The ten commandments. Hark Israel and what I say	Angus, John (fl. 1543–95)	117–118
The twelve articles of our belief. All my belief and confidence	Angus, John (fl. 1543–95)	121–122
There was a wily lad	Jones (II), Robert (1577–1617)	196
Thinkst thou Kath to put me down	Jones (II), Robert (1577–1617)	194
This is all that women do	Anonymous	199
Thou joyest, fond boy, to be by many loved	Campion, Thomas (1567–1620)	188
Though your strangeness frets my heart	Jones (II), Robert (1577–1617) (?) Campion, Thomas (1567–1620) (?)	190–191
Thrice toss these oaken ashes	Anonymous	191
Trip and go hey	Anonymous	207–214
Turn all thy thoughts to eyes	Campion, Thomas (1567–1620)	192
Two Tenors (8- and 7-notes)	Anonymous	124
Un jour vis un foulon qui fouloit	Anonymous	179–180
Vain men whose follies make a god of love	Campion, Thomas (1567–1620)	192
Veni creator spiritus. Come holy Ghost eternal God	Kemp, Andrew	107–108
Virtue, beauty, forms of honour	Anonymous	201
Were my heart as some men's are	Campion, Thomas (1567–1620)	187
What if a day or a month or a year	Allison (Allinson), Richard (1560–1610) (?) Campion, Thomas (1567–1620) (?)	183
What is all that men possess	Campion, Thomas (1567–1620)	193
What mighty motive [motion] so my mind mischeives	Anonymous	198
When shall my sorrowful sighing slake	Anonymous	147–148
Why presumes thy pride	Campion, Thomas (1567–1620)	188
Will said to his mamie that he would fain go	Jones (II), Robert (1577–1617)	197
Will said to his mamie that he would fain go	Jones (II), Robert (1577–1617)	202
With my love my life was nestled	Morley, Thomas (ca. 1557–1602)	188
Woe worth the time and eke the place	Anonymous	197
You meaner beauties of the night	East, Michael	194
You meaner beauties of the night	East, Michael	202
Young and simple though I am	Campion, Thomas (1567–1620)	194

Images © University Library, Edinburgh

Set: St. Andrews Psalter or Wode Partbooks (orig. set)

Type: Partbooks

GB-Eu MS La III. 483 (a) (St. Andrews Psalter or Wode Partbooks)

GB-Eu MS La III. 483 (b) (St. Andrews Psalter or Wode Partbooks)

GB-Eu MS La III. 483 (c) (St. Andrews Psalter or Wode Partbooks)

GB-Lbl Add. MS 33933 (St. Andrews Psalter or Wode Partbooks)

IRL-Dtc MS 412 (St. Andrews Psalter or Wode Partbooks)

Set: St. Andrews Psalter or Wode Partbooks

Type: Linked by Origin or Contents

GB-Eu MS Dk.5.14 (St. Andrews Psalter or Wode Partbooks)

GB-Eu MS Dk.5.15 (St. Andrews Psalter or Wode Partbooks)

GB-Eu MS La III. 483 (a) (St. Andrews Psalter or Wode Partbooks)

GB-Eu MS La III. 483 (b) (St. Andrews Psalter or Wode Partbooks)

GB-Eu MS La III. 483 (c) (St. Andrews Psalter or Wode Partbooks)

GB-Lbl Add. MS 33933 (St. Andrews Psalter or Wode Partbooks)

IRL-Dtc MS 412 (St. Andrews Psalter or Wode Partbooks)

US-Wgu MS 10 (St. Andrews Psalter or Wode Partbooks)

‡ denotes primary source study

Reid-Baxter, Jamie, Michael Lynch, and E. Patricia Dennison. 2011. Jhone Angus, Monk of Dunfermeline & Scottish Reformation Music. 72. Dunferline Heritage Community Projects. Pages: 45-69. Notes: description; contents list (partial); discussion.

Aplin, John. 1979. The Survival of Plainsong in Anglican Music: Some Early English Te-Deum Settings. Journal of the American Musicological Society, 247ff. Pages: 261, 265-7. Notes: contents list (partial); concordances (partial); transcriptions (partial); mention of MS; discussion.

Bernstein, Jane Agar. 1979. Philip van Wilder and the Netherlandish Chanson in England. Musica Disciplina, 55-75. Pages: 74-5. Notes: contents list (partial); concordances (partial).

Benham, Hugh Raymond. 1977. Latin Church Music in England c. 1460-1575. London. Pages: 164. Notes: contents list (partial).

Elliott, Kenneth, and Frederick Rimmer. 1973. A History of Scottish Music. London. Pages: 26,30-2,44. Notes: contents list (partial); transcriptions (partial); mention of MS; discussion.

Blezzard, Judith H. 1972. The Sacred Music of the Lumley Books (British Museum Royal Appendix Manuscripts 74-76): An Edition and Critical Study. University of Leeds, Unpublished Ph.D. dissertation. Pages: I, 73-4. Notes: contents list (partial); concordances (partial); mention of MS; discussion.

Daniel, Ralph T, and Peter Le Huray. 1972. The Sources of English Church Music 1549-1660. Early English Church Music. London. Notes: contents list (partial); concordances (partial).

Bray, Roger W. 1969. The Interpretation of Musica Ficta in English Music, C. 1490-C. 1580 [dissertation]. Oxford University, Unpublished Ph.D. dissertation. Pages: I, 174ff; II, 77ff. Notes: contents list (partial); concordances (partial); transcriptions (partial); mention of MS; discussion.

‡ Hutchinson, Hilda S P. 1957. The St. Andrews Psalter. Transcription and Critical Study of Thomas Wode's Psalter. Edinburgh University, Unpublished B.Mus. thesis. Notes: physical description (partial); contents list; concordances; texts; texts; mention of MS; discussion.

Hughes, Dom Anselm. 1953. Catalogue of the Musical Manuscripts at Peterhouse, Cambridge. Cambridge. Pages: I, 2, 180-2, 263, 397; II, 130, 138, 451; III, 182, 202. Notes: physical description (partial); contents list.

Lewis, Anthony (editor). 1951-. Musica Britannica: A National Collection of Music. London. Pages: XV, 204ff, passim; XLIV.xxx, 184-5. Notes: contents list (partial); concordances (partial); transcriptions (partial); texts (partial); mention of MS; discussion.

Patrick, Millar. 1949. Four Centuries of Scottish Psalmody. London, Glasgow, and New York. Pages: 57-62. Notes: physical description (partial); contents list (partial); mention of MS; discussion.

Farmer, Henry George. 1948. A History of Music in Scotland. London. Pages: 161-7. Notes: physical description; mention of MS; discussion.

Willsher, Harry M. 1945. Music in Scotland During Three Centuries (1450-1750): Being Contributions Towards the History of Music in Scotland. University of St Andrews, Ph.D. Pages: I:142-152. Notes: description, contents list; discussion; concordances (partial); trabnscriptions (partial).

Davey, Henry. 1921. History of English Music. London. Pages: 148-50. Notes: contents list (partial); mention of MS; discussion.

Frere, Walter Howard. 1894-1932, repr. Hildesheim, 1967. Bibliotheca Musico-Liturgica: A Descriptive Handlist of the Musical and Latin-Liturgical Mss. of the Middle Ages Preserved in the Libraries of Great Britain and Ireland. 2 vols. London: The Plainsong and Medieval Music Society. Pages: II, 71. Notes: physical description.

Laing, David. 1870. An Account of the Scottish Psalter of A.D. 1566, Containing the Psalms, Canticles, and Hymns, Set to Music in Four Parts, in the Manuscripts of Thomas Wode or Wood, Vicar of Sanctandrous. Proceedings of the Society of Antiquaries of Scotland, 445-58. Notes: physical description (partial); contents list (partial); mention of MS; discussion.

Madden, F. 1843-. Catalogue of Additions to the Manuscripts in the British Museum. Pages: [1888-93], 129-32. Notes: physical description (partial); contents list.

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Census-Catalogue of Manuscript Sources of Polyphonic Music 1400-1550

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