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| an_indiv:1210 [2024/06/14 09:04] – xaverkainzbauer | an_indiv:1210 [2024/11/25 19:32] (aktuell) – xaverkainzbauer |
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| {%syn:title:ant:1210%} | {%syn:title:ant:1210%} |
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| | [[1209]] ⟽ **[[cento_an:1typ|AN 1]]** ⟾ [[1211]] |
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| | [[ant:1210|⏹️]] [[rp_hmr:1210|🔄]] |
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| **[[cento_an:2inc_cad|2INC cad]]** + | **[[cento_an:2inc_cad|2INC cad]]** + |
| [[formulae:pecl|FML PeCl]] <fc #4682b4>"crucis"</fc>\\ | [[formulae:pecl|FML PeCl]] <fc #4682b4>"crucis"</fc>\\ |
| **[[cento_an:1ter_vadd#1|1TER v.add]]**.\\ | **[[cento_an:1ter_vadd#1|1TER v.add]]**.\\ |
| {{:an_indiv:1210_comm_1.png?200 |}} | {{:an_indiv:1210_comm_1.png?200 |}} |
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| <fc #4682b4>"Per signum crucis"</fc> | <fc #4682b4>"Per signum crucis"</fc> |
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| **[[cento_an:2inc_cad|2INC cad]]** + | **[[cento_an:2inc_cad|2INC cad]]** + |
| [[formulae:pecl|FML PeCl]] <fc #4682b4>"crucis"</fc>\ | [[formulae:pecl|FML PeCl]] <fc #4682b4>"crucis"</fc>\\ |
| **[[cento_an:1nov_typ#3|1NOV typ]]** variatio. in MR 1MED triv, item variatio.\\\ | **[[cento_an:1nov_typ#3|1NOV typ]]** variatio. in MR 1MED triv, item variatio.\\ |
| **[[cento_an:1ter_vadd#1|1TER v.add]]**.\\ | **[[cento_an:1ter_vadd#1|1TER v.add]]**.\\ |
| {{:an_indiv:1210_comm_1.png?200 |}} | {{:an_indiv:1210_comm_1.png?200 |}} |
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| <fc #4682b4>"Per signum crucis"</fc> | <fc #4682b4>"Per signum crucis"</fc> |
| Bv expands the text and thus has enough syllables for a classical four-part type of the 1st mode. The other sources have to make do with 5 syllables. If the VrgStr on the first syllable is taken seriously, it must be a "re" (AM!) and introduce the cento 1INC VrgStr. The ending of the cento with PeCl in place of the final "re" is also beyond question. The two syllables "sig-num" remain. If you underlay the shortest cento 1INC VrgStr (0269), the notes "do-re-fa-mi" remain. The "mi" is prevented by the cephalic "sig-//num//", the notes "do-re" remain for the kPes.\\ | Bv expands the text and thus has enough syllables for a classical four-part type of the 1st mode. The other sources have to make do with 5 syllables. If the VrgStr on the first syllable is taken seriously, it must be a "re" (AM!) and introduce the cento 1INC VrgStr. The ending of the cento with PeCl in place of the final "re" is also beyond question. The two syllables "sig-num" remain. If you underlay the shortest cento 1INC VrgStr (0269), the notes "do-re-fa-mi" remain. The "mi" is prevented by the cephalic "sig-//num//", the notes "do-re" remain for the kPes.\\ |