GB-Cssc MS 117*

Sidney Sussex College, Cambridge, England

fragment: 13th century

Archive	Sidney Sussex College, Cambridge, England (GB-Cssc)
Shelfmark	MS 117*
Image Availability	DIAMM does not have images of this source.
Surface	Parchment
Numbering System	Foliation
Notations	Notre Dame
Relationships	Jacob of Soest (ca. 1360–ca. 1438) (owner)
Provenance	France
Contents	Contains 4 compositions, 4 are anonymous.

General Description

Leaves of polyphonic conducti. Described by Mark Everist in the 1990s. Identified by Eva Maschke as part of a set of conductus fragments once having belonged to Jacob of Soest. The offset of f. 2v remains in its original host volume D-MÜsa Mscr. VII Nr. 6115.

DIAMM, 2017

Notation

not indicated

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Folio / Pages	Composition / Item title	Number of voices	Source attribution	Composers (? Uncertain)
1r	Jam vetus litera jam legis criminum	-	-	Anonymous
Jam vetus litera jam legis criminum Anonymous Appears on: 1r Genres: Motet
1r–1v	Fulget in propatulo lux aeterne gloriae	-	-	Anonymous
Fulget in propatulo lux aeterne gloriae Anonymous Appears on: 1r–1v Genres: Motet
2r–2v	Genitus divinus idem quod ingenitus	-	-	Anonymous
Genitus divinus idem quod ingenitus Anonymous Appears on: 2r–2v Genres: Motet
2v	Dei sapientia jugum mortis frangere	-	-	Anonymous
Dei sapientia jugum mortis frangere Anonymous Appears on: 2v Genres: Motet

Composer	Compositions
Anonymous	Dei sapientia jugum mortis frangere – 2v Fulget in propatulo lux aeterne gloriae – 1r–1v Genitus divinus idem quod ingenitus – 2r–2v Jam vetus litera jam legis criminum – 1r

Composition	Composers (? Uncertain)	Folios / Pages
Dei sapientia jugum mortis frangere	Anonymous	2v
Fulget in propatulo lux aeterne gloriae	Anonymous	1r–1v
Genitus divinus idem quod ingenitus	Anonymous	2r–2v
Jam vetus litera jam legis criminum	Anonymous	1r

Set: Sidney Sussex conductus fragments

Type: Fragments of a whole

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D-MÜsa Mscr. VII Nr. 6115

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GB-Cssc MS 117*

‡ denotes primary source study

Maschke, Eva M. 2015. Notre Dame Manuscripts and Their History: Case Studies on Reception and Reuse. University of Southampton and Universität Hamburg, Ph.D.

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