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-[[0427]] ⟽ **[[cento_an:1typ|AN 1]]** ⟾ [[0441]]+[[0427]] ⟽ **[[cento_an:1typ|AN 1]]** ⟾ [[0441]] <fc #ffffff>xxxxx</fc>
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   The Lord judges the whole earth (the boundaries of the earth)   The Lord judges the whole earth (the boundaries of the earth)
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 **[[formulae:alloq|FML alloquium]]** <fc #4682b4>"DOMINÚS"</fc> is emphasised on the final syllable, the accent-preparing torculus confirms this. The graph of H is recognisable as [[neumen:neuma#torculus_with_initial_articulation|Torculus specialis]]. Behind the Latin: "dominus" is the Greek: "kyriós" of the Septuagint. So when Hartker emphasises "dominús" at the end, he means the name of God: HWHJ. It is interesting that the two very recent manuscripts Fo2 + Lc go along with Hartker, while all others, especially T1+2 and Bv, misunderstand the "clivis emphatica" on the praetonic syllable as pes (pes flexus): Is the turn from authentic to 2nd Gregorian chant already evident in Tol + Bv? **[[formulae:alloq|FML alloquium]]** <fc #4682b4>"DOMINÚS"</fc> is emphasised on the final syllable, the accent-preparing torculus confirms this. The graph of H is recognisable as [[neumen:neuma#torculus_with_initial_articulation|Torculus specialis]]. Behind the Latin: "dominus" is the Greek: "kyriós" of the Septuagint. So when Hartker emphasises "dominús" at the end, he means the name of God: HWHJ. It is interesting that the two very recent manuscripts Fo2 + Lc go along with Hartker, while all others, especially T1+2 and Bv, misunderstand the "clivis emphatica" on the praetonic syllable as pes (pes flexus): Is the turn from authentic to 2nd Gregorian chant already evident in Tol + Bv?
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