An exquisite and rare double-sided page from a later French Gregorian Chant Missal. Please see the pictures for detailed view of the text and music.  

1' x 1' 5" (30cm x 43cm)

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[pro]pheta magnus surrexit in nobis & quia Deus visitavit plebem suum [enouae] ane

This was sung on the 16th Sunday after Pentecost. It is the second half of Luke 7: 16

(accepit autem omnes timor et magnificabant Deum dicentes quia propheta magnus

surrexit in nobis et quia Deus visitavit plebem suam)

Ancilla dixit Petro vere tu ex illis es nam & loquele tua manifestu te facit [enouae] ane

This was sung on the Wednesday of Holy week

Quotidie apud vos eram in templo docens & non me tenuisitis & ecce flagellatum ducitis ad crucifigendum enouae.

These words, cited in René-Jean Hesbert, Corpus antiphonalium Officii, nr. 4570 are partly from Mark 14: 49 and Mark 15: 15.

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La fete du SS Nom de Jesu a Vespres

Omnis qui invocaverit nomen Domini salvus erit. [enouae]

Sanctum & terribile Nomen ejus initium sapientiae timor Domini [enouae]

Ego autem in Domino gaudebo & [exsultabo in deo Jesus meo]

These are the first three antiphons sung on the evening of the Sunday between the

circumcision and the Epiphany in the Antiphonale Romanum.