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--- gr_indiv:0406 [2026/04/02 09:31] – xaverkainzbauer
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   V. Who gives peace to your borders / and fills you with the best wheat.
-AL 1b must have been composed in the first half of the 9th century (before 853) and is older than AL 1* and AL 1a. Apart from the refrain, which spans the entire Iubilus, there are no clumsy repetitions. Noteworthy is the adaptation of the opening ‘re-fa-sol’ to suit the respective text: ‘Al-le-lú-’ versus ‘e-o-rum’.\\
+AL 1b must have been composed in the first half of the 9th century (before 853) and is older than AL 1* and AL 1a. Apart from the repetenda, which spans the entire Iubilus, there are no clumsy repetitions. Noteworthy is the adaptation of the opening ‘re-fa-sol’ to suit the respective text: ‘Al-le-lú-’ versus ‘e-o-rum’.\\
 <fc #4682b4>‘Allelu-//ia//’</fc> The first five notes of the melismatic incipit are ‘la-do-la-**fa**-mi’, see Bv40, but also E with an “inferius” on the 4th //and// on the 5th note.\\
 However, in the repetition at the end of the verse, an a.m. has added an “altius” (!?).\\