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Index of Chants Cambridge University Press 978-1-107-06095-1 - Medieval Music, Legend, and the Cult of St. Martin: The Local Foundations of a Universal Saint Yossi Maurey Index More information Index of chants Ad patriam redit , prosa, 71 , 132 , 149 , 152 , De fructu ventris , ant., 57 155–57 , 166–67 Descendit de celis , resp., 149 , 151 , 153 , 158–62 , Adest multitudo monachorum , ant., 94 164 , 165 Adest namque , seq., 53 , 55 , 59 Dicant nunc Iudei , ant., 66 Agmina sacra angelorum , resp., 105 , 108 , 151 Dicite in nationibus , ver., 63 , 66 Aff erte domino , ant., 227 Divini fuerat , trope, 89 Alma redemptoris mater , ant., 261 Dixerunt discipuli , ant., 224–25 , 227–34 Amplexus parietem , prosa, 70 , 71 , 73 Dixerunt discipuli ad beatum , resp., 95 , 99 Ante sex dies , ant., 53 Domine, iam satis , ant., 94 Anxiatus est , ant., 143 Domine prevenisti , grad., 88 , 104 Apud dominum misericordia , ant., 57 Domine si adhuc populo , ant., 105 , 237–38 Arborius stupens , ant., 98 Domine si adhuc populo , resp., 96 , 99 , 237 Artus febre fatiscentes , ant., 94 Dum sacramenta , ver., 88 Ave Maria , seq., 63 Dum sacramenta off erret , resp., 99 , 105 Ave Maria gracia plena , ver., 261 Ave summa presulum , seq., 87 Ecce ascendimus , ant., 227 Ecce beatus sua , trope, 90 Beata nobis gaudia , hymn, 260 Ecce karissimi , 135 Beate Christi confessor , ant., 192 Ecce magnum et verum , resp., 99 Beatissimus Julianus , resp., 197–98 Ecce sacerdos magnus , int., 90 Beatus antistes , resp., 194–98 Ecce vere israelita , resp., 105 Beatus Gatianus urbem Turonicam , resp., 194 Ecce vir prudens , resp., 105 Beatus Martinus , int., 74 , 90 Ecclesia virtute roboratur , resp., 99 Beatus Martinus obitum suum , resp., 95 , 99 Ego signo crucis , ant., 213–14 Beatus servus , com., 88 , 89 , 104 Electus et dilectus , resp., 143 Beatus vir apostolicus Gatianus , ant., 192 Eterne virgo memorie , prosa, 71 Benedicamus domino , 6 2 , 6 4 Euphonias videns , prosa, 134–35 , 152 , 163–64 , 166 Calix christi dictus est , prosa, 71 Exequie Martine , 94 Celebremus hodie festivo , trope, 89 Exortum est in tenebris , ant., 57 Celse decus , trope, 89 Exultemus et letemur , prosa, 70–71 , 108 , Centum quadraginta quattuor , resp., 72, 164 110 , 120–21 Christus resurgens , ant., 63 , 65 , 66 Conditor glorie , prosa, 70 , 73 Fac deus munda , prosa, 70 , 151 , 153 , 154 , Creature totius gubernator , prosa, 71 155 , 167 Cum essent , ver., 260 Facinora nostra , 70 , 151 , 153 , 157–59 , 164 Cum plebe clerus , hymn, 165 Factus sospes , prosa, 71 Cum repente viribus , ant., 94 Familiam custodi , prosa, 70 , 151 , 153 , 155–56 , Cum videret beatus Martinus , resp., 95 , 99 , 132 , 159 , 164 , 167 133 , 135 , 144 Flebant pictavi presulem , prosa, 134 Cuthbertus puer , resp., 143 Cur nos, Pater , ver., 135 Gaude Maria , resp., 73 Custodi nos rex , prosa, 71 Gaude Maria virgo , ant., 261 290 © in this web service Cambridge University Press www.cambridge.org Cambridge University Press 978-1-107-06095-1 - Medieval Music, Legend, and the Cult of St. Martin: The Local Foundations of a Universal Saint Yossi Maurey Index More information Index of chants 291 Gaude Syon, que diem recolis , seq., 87 , 88 , 162 Martinus hac die inclita , prosa, 134 Gemma dei Martinus , trope, 89 Martinus igitur , comm., 88 Gentis lingue , trope, 90 Martinus, magnus pontifex , hymn, 79 Gloria et honore , off ., 103 Martinus meritis , trope, 89 , 90 Glorifi cati hominis viderunt , ant., 94 Martinus qui electus est , resp., 99 Gloriosus confessor domini , t r o p e , 8 9 Martinus sacerdos dei , resp., 99 Martinus signipotens , ant., 79 , 94 Hic dictis , trope, 89 Media nocte dominica , ant., 94 , 98 Hic est Martinus electus , resp., 99 , 105 Miles mire probitatis , seq., 103 Hic Martinus pauper , all., ver., 88 Munere namque , t r o p e , 8 9 Hic qui advenit , resp., 145 Hic sanctus languidos , prosa, 71 , 120 Nihil carnalem , trope, 90 Hic signorum radiis , ver., 194 Non debiles annos , prosa, 71 , 132 , 135–41 , 144 , Honestus vero , resp., 151 148 , 167 Honore cives , prosa, 134 Nonne cor nostrum , all., 66 Nunc sancte nobis Spiritus , hymn, 108 Improperium expectavit , off ., 237 In laude Martini, Deus , hymn, 79 O beatum virum , ant., 49 In medio ecclesie , resp., 149 , 152 , 159 O beatum virum , int., 87–88 In monte oliveti , resp., 237 O beatum virum cuius animam , resp., 99 Inter natos , resp., 139 O beatum virum in cuius transitu , resp., Inveni David , psalm, 116 66 , 99 Inviolata integra , prosa, 70 , 73 O beatum virum Martinum antistitem , resp., Iste confessor , hymn, 195 96 , 99 Iste est de sublimibus , resp., 105 , 182 O caritas , resp., 200 Iste homo ab adolescentia , resp., 99 O gloriosum presulem , resp., 197 Iste sanctus digne , resp., 105 , 111 , 151 O Martine, fl os presulum , hymn, 218 Isti sunt sancti , resp., 72 O Martine, o pie , ant., 79 Iuravit dominus , grad., 103 O Nazarene dux , hymn, 62 , 66 Iustus ut palma , int., 103 O quam admirabilis vir , resp., 105 , 111 O quantus erat luctus , resp., 99 , 132 , 133 , 134 , Jucundemur hodie , seq., 88 , 220 144 , 145 Judea et Jerusalem , resp., 72 O sacerdotum nobilissime , resp., 105 O vere beatum , ant., 94 Letabundus exultet , seq., 88 O vere beatum in cuius ore , resp., 97 , 99 Laudabilis et preclarus , resp., 99 O Virgo , ant., 53 , 56–73 Laudemus dominum , resp., 105 , 108 Octogenus agens , prosa, 71 , 108 , 120 , 133 , 149 , Letabitur justus , all., 55 152 , 157–59 , 166 , 170 Letemur gaudiis , prosa, 56 , 70 , 72 Oculis ac manibus , all., ver., 88 , 220 Loquebantur variis , resp., 105 , 260 Oculis ac manibus , ant., 227 Lux perpetua , resp., 105 , 182 Oculis ac manibus , resp., 99 Omnipotens eterna , trope, 90 Magna est , ver., 89 , 103 Omnipotentissime , ver., 62 Margarita sacerdotum , hymn, 79 Omnis nostra contio , ver., 62 , 66 Martine, iam consul poli , hymn, 79 Ora pro nobis , grad., 88 Martine, par apostolis (Guibert), hymn, 79 , 162 Ora pro nobis beate Martine , resp., 99 , 105 Martine, par apostolis (Odo), hymn, 79 , 162 Orante sancto Martino , ant., 98 Martine sanctissime , hymn, 79 Oravit sanctum , resp., 145 Martini renitent en speciosa dies , hymn, 79 Orientis partibus , 67 Martinus Abrahe sinu , resp., 37 , 132–33 , 134 , 135 , 142 , 145 , 149–68 , 171 Pater iuste , ant., 143 Martinus adhuc cathecuminus, ant., 224 Pater noster , 56 Martinus episcopus , ver., 160–62 , 166 Pater, si non potest , comm., 237 © in this web service Cambridge University Press www.cambridge.org Cambridge University Press 978-1-107-06095-1 - Medieval Music, Legend, and the Cult of St. Martin: The Local Foundations of a Universal Saint Yossi Maurey Index More information 292 Index of chants Pontifi cum Martinus decus, Martine piorum , Sanguine passionis sue , prosa, 70 hymn, 79 Scimus quidem te pater , ant., 94 Post derelicta , prosa, 71 , 96 , 132 , 149 , 152 , Sedentem in superne , prosa, 70 , 72 , 73 , 153–55 , 165–67 145 , 146 Post passionem , resp., 151 Sic deus dilexit , ant., 260 Posui adiutorium , all., 103 Sicut sol , ver., 196 Posuisti domine , all., 103–04 , 220 Sinite me, inquit , ant., 94 Posuisti domine , off ., 88 , 89 , 104 Sint lumbi , resp., 108 , 176 Preparator veritatis , prosa, 71 , 139 Sospitati dedit egros , prosa, 71 , 121 , 133 , 178 Pretiosa in conspectu , resp., 105 , 182 Spiritu sancto , resp., 260 Primus homo corruit , 62 Spiritus sanctus , resp., 260 Prophetico plenus spiramine , prosa, 71 Splendens Lucifer , 197 Statuit ei , int., 54 , 88–89 , 103 , 104 , 116 , 220 Qui calcavit speculum , prosa, 71 , 132 , 135–52 Stephanus dei gratia plenus , prosa, 133 Qui super astra , t r o p e , 9 0 Stirps Jesse , resp., 53 , 56–57 , 62 , 67 Redemptionem misit dominus , ant., 57 Tanquam sponsus , ver., 162 , 164 , 165 Regens gubernansque , ver., 59 Te Deum laudamus , 110 , 176 , 205 Repleti sunt , ver., 260 Tecum principium , ant., 57 Rex celorum , 50 Terribilis est , int., 106 Rex Christi, Martine decus , seq., 87 Ut sit plena , prosa, 71 , 143 Sacerdos in eternum, ant., 252 Sacerdotum Christi, Martinum , seq., 87 Veni creator Spiritus , hymn, 108 Sanantur , prosa, 70 , 116 Veni Redemptor , hymn, 62 Sancte Martine Christi confessor , resp., 99 , Venite , ant., 49 , 56 104–105 , 169 , 176 Venite post me , resp., 179 Sancte Stephane protomartyr , resp., 164 Verbera carnifi cum , resp., 105 Sancte tui domine , resp., 105 Verbum caro factum , resp., 164 Sanctorum meritis , hymn, 58 Vernabant nunc supernorum , prosa, 70 Sanctus dei Gatianus , resp., 197 Virgo dei genetrix , ver., 62 , 66 Sanctus Martinus obitum , ant., 94 Vitam petiit , ver., 88 , 104 © in this web service Cambridge University Press www.cambridge.org Cambridge University Press 978-1-107-06095-1 - Medieval Music, Legend, and the Cult of St. Martin: The Local Foundations of a Universal Saint Yossi Maurey Index More information General index Abbo, abbot of Fleury-sur-Loire, 173 Brice, St., 3 , 168 , 255 Adam of St. Victor, 87 Busnoys, Antoine Ad é mar de Chabannes, 89 , 187 author of Il sera par vous ?, 229 Ado, St., bishop of Vienna, 48 Missa L’ h o m m e arm é , 231–32 , 233 Aelfric, archbishop of York, 83 Alcuin, abbot of Tours, 4–5 , 12 , 20 , 22 , 38 Cambrai Cathedral, 229 in liturgy, 119 Candes, 92 , 237 life of St. Martin, 83 , 91 candles, 170 Alexander III, pope, 26 and lighting, 107–09 , 120 , 122 Amalarius of Metz, 49 , 52 , 149 , 151 , 159 , 196 as indication of rank, 41–48 Amatus (papal legate), 174 capella (term), 13 Amiens Cathedral, 34 , 39 , 55 , 152 Catherine of Alexandria, St., feast of, 69 , 71 ampule, holy, 15 Catholica mater , 201 Andrew, St., feast of, 179 Celestine III, pope, 26 Angers Cathedral, 39 , 131–71 , 181 Charlemagne, 4–5 , 12 , 21 , 22–23 Annunciation, feast of, 46 , 47 visit to Tours, 21 Anselm of Canterbury, 216 Charles IV (the Fair), king of France, 14 , 46 , Apt Cathedral, 89 109–10 Aredius, St., 254 Charles VII, king of France, 13 , 230 Arles-sur-Tech, abbey of, 104 Charles the Bald, king of France, 13 Armarius of Auxerre, 117 Charles the Bold, duke of Burgundy, 226 , 230 armor, spiritual, 216–18 Charlot, Pierre, 33 Ascension, 179 Chartres Cathedral, 66 , 78 Ash Wednesday, 178 Ch â teauneuf, 24 , 91 , 169 Assumption, feast of, 46 and Saint-Martin, 9 , 29 Aurelian (disciple of St.
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