The 14 Scivias Songs in the Context of the Music Manuscripts D and R

Table 4

SCIVIAS

DENDERMONDE

RIESENKODEX

 

 

1. O visĀ  eternitatis

 

1. O magne Pater

2. O magne Pater

 

2. O eterne Deus

3. O eterne Deus

 

 

4. O virtus sapientia

 

 

5. O quam mirabilis

 

 

6. O pastor animarum

 

 

7. O cruor sanguinis

 

3. Ave Maria auctrix vite

 

 

4. O clarissima Mater

 

 

 

8. Spiritus sanctus vivificans

 

 

9. Karitas habundat

1. O splendidissima gemma

5.

10.

 

 

11. O tu illustrata

 

6. Hodie aperuit
7. Quia ergo femina
8. Cum processit factura
9. Cum erubuerint

12. Nunc aperuit
13. Quia ergo femina
14. Cum processit factura
15. Cum erubuerint

 

10. O frondens virga

 

 

11. O quam magnum miraculum1

16. O quam magnum miraculum

 

12. Ave generosa, fragment
MISSING FOLIO BETWEEN
155v-156r
13. O virga ac diadema, fragment

17. Ave Maria auctrix vite
18. O clarissima Mater

2. O tu suavissima virga

14.

19.

 

 

20. O quam preciosa

 

15. Spiritus sanctus vivificans
16. Karitas habundat

 

 

17. Laus Trinitati
18. O ignee Spiritus
19. O ignis Spiritus Paracliti

 

3. O gloriosissimi lux vivens

20.

21.

4. O vos angeli

21.

22.

5. O spectabiles viri

22.

23.

6. O vos felices radices

23.

24.

7. O cohors milicie floris

24.

25.

8. O lucidissima apostolorum

25.

26.

 

26. O speculum columbe
27. O dulcis electe

27. O speculum columbe
28. O dulcis electe

28. O mirum admirandum
29. O viriditas digiti Dei

 

30. O presul vere civitatis 2

 

9. O victoriosissimi triumphatores

31.

29.

10. Vos flores rosarum

32.

30.

11. O successores

34. O vos imitatores

32. O vos imitatores

12. O vos imitatores

33. O successores

31. O successores

 

 

33. O mirum admirandum
34. O viriditas digiti Dei

 

 

35. O felix anima
36. O beata infancia

 

35. O felix apparicio
36. O beatissime Ruperte

37. O felix apparicio
38. O beatissime Ruperte

 

37. O Ierusalem

39. Quia felix puericia

13. O pulcre facies

38.

40.

14. O nobilissima viriditas

39.

41.

[1] Ave Maria auctrix vite, O clarissima Mater, Hodie aperuit, Quia ergo femina, and O quam magnum miraculum appear among four other songs in Hildegard's letter to her nuns (c. 1153). See Joseph L. Baird and Radd K. Ehrman, trans. The Letters of Hildegard of Bingen (New York: Oxford University Press, 1998), vol. II, 159-62.
[2] O mirum admirandum, O viriditas digiti Dei, and O presul vere civitatis appear in that order as a group of three songs in Hildegard's letter to Abbot Kuno (ca. 1155). See Baird and Ehrman, trans., vol. I, 160-62.

 

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