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C Repertorium Liturgicum GIACOMO BAROFFIO Repertorium Liturgicum A Christo quaerens Petrus de morte : elemento di tropo (comunione di s. Giovanni ev.).1 A domino missus sum nuntius : prosula dell’offertorio *Ave Maria gratia plena. 2 A ligno dignatus fuit Christus mori : *prosula di *alleluia. 3 Cfr . Dicite in gentibus. A Patre unigenite : *inno per *compieta 4 A solis occasu : *sequenza per s. Colombano, autore Ekkehard di Sankt Gallen, origine sangallese (modello Beatus qui suffert ). 5 A solis ortus cardine : *inno di SEDULIO .6 Cfr. Enixa est puerpera. A te rex patriam petimus : *prosula di *alleluia. 7 Cfr . Ad te rex, Iudicabunt sancti. Ab arce siderea :*sequenza dell’*Annunciazione. 8 Ab extrema ecce mundi : *sequenza di s. Colombano composta a *Bobbio. 9 Ab initio et nunc et in saeculum : elemento di *tropo di Natale (*offertorio). 10 Ab occultis : *versicolo a *Nona. 11 Abracadabra : formula magica, attestata già nel mondo romano ( Liber medicinalis di Quinto Sereno). 12 Cfr . Abraxas. Abraham (de) : domenica III di *quaresima (nel *rito ambrosiano). Abraxas : termine magico già in uso presso gli Egiziani. Cfr. Abracadabra. Accendite : monizione del magister scolae/cantor per l’accensione dei ceri nella *vegli pasquale. 13 Accipe vestem candidam : formula nel rito del *battesimo. 14 Accipite iocunditatem : l’ *introito tradizionale o l’intero formulario dei canti della *messa il martedì dopo *Pentecoste. 15 Ad caelestem ducta thrionum ... frui da vitae sine dispendio Amen : sequenza per l' *Assunta. 16 Ad caenam agni providi : *inno dei *vespri di *Pasqua. I monaci cistercensi lo cantano a *compieta tutti i giorni del tempo pasquale, tranne nella festa della s. *Croce. 17 Ad celebres rex : *sequenza di s. Michele, composta in area franca occidentale (modello Mater sequentiarum ). 18 Ad civitatem Balneum Regense : *antifona al *Magnificat dell’ *ufficio ritmico di s. Ansano. 19 Ad decus ecclesiae recitatur hodie : *tropo di *Epistola. 20 Ad domandum anguem saevum : elemento di tropo (*introito dell’ *Epifania). 21 Ad Dominum cum tribularer : *cantus ambrosiano. 22 Ad monumentum Domini plorabant mulieres : elemento di tropo del *Kyrie eleison. 23 Ad sepulchri custodes : *sequenza del giovedì dopo Pasqua, composta in Italia meridionale. 24 Ad te Domine levavi animam meam : *alleluia della *Messa. Ad te levavi : *introito tradizionale o intero formulario dei canti della *messa o la stessa domenica I d’avvento. 25 Ad te rex patriam petimus : *prosula di *alleluia. 26 Cfr . A te rex, Iudicabunt sancti. Ad templi huius ... fundata : *sequenza della *dedicazione di una chiesa. Probabile origine italica (modello Adorabo minor/ Eia turma ). 27 Ad templi huius ... supra cacumina : *sequenza della *dedicazione di una chiesa. Probabile origine italica (modello Adorabo minor/ Eia turma ). 28 Adam vetus quod polluit : *inno per *Nona. 29 Adducentur contemplandam ad perennem : prosula del verso d’offertorio *Adducentur in laetitia et exultatione. 30 Adducentur in laetitia et exultatione : verso dell *offertorio Offerentur regi virgines. Cfr . Adducentur contemplandam, Lucis auctori celsas, Virginales resonemus. Adducentur regi virgines post eam : *alleluia della *Messa. 31 Adest hodie festum : *sequenza dei ss. Artemio, Candida e Paolina, composta a Piacenza (modello Occidentana/Cithara ). 32 Adest namque Pascha = Alleluia Adest namque. Adest nempe dies luciflua : *prosula di *alleluia. 33 Cfr . Ascendo ad Patrem. Adest nobis dies alma = Gaudet hodie proles. Adest nunc praeclara : *sequenza di s. Bartolomeo, composta in Italia meridionale (area beneventana?) (modello Eia musa/O alma minor). 34 Adest una atque praeclara : *sequenza di *Natale, composta forse in area ispanica (modello Adest una/Celebranda/Pangat vox ). 35 Adesto nobis propitius : *sequenza per le domeniche dopo Pentecoste, composta in Italia meridionale (area beneventana?). 36 Admirabilis consiliarius deus fortis princeps : elemento di *tropo di *Natale (*introito III). 37 Admirabilis deus fortis : elemento di *tropo di *Natale (*introito III). 38 Adorabo ad templum sanctum tuum : *alleluia della *Messa. Adorate Deum : l’ *introito tradizionale o l’intero formulario dei canti della *messa della III domenica dopo l’ Epifania (oggi domenica III del *tempo ordinario). 39 Adorate gentes Christum regem : *prosula di *alleluia. 40 Cfr . Dulce lignum dulces clavos. Advenisse noster Christus : *prosula di *alleluia. 41 Cfr . Advenit Christus, Advenit nobis, Dum complerentur dies Pentecostes, Iam venit nobis. Advenit Christus rex noster : *prosula di *alleluia. 42 Cfr . Advenisse noster, Advenit Christus, Dum complerentur dies Pentecostes, Iam venit nobis. Advenit nobis rex noster Christus : *prosula di *alleluia. 43 Cfr . Advenisse noster, Advenit Christus, Dum complerentur dies Pentecostes, Iam venit nobis. Advenit Spiritus sanctus : *sequenza di *Pentecoste. Probabile origine italica . 44 Aeterna caeli gloria : *inno per le *lodi di venerdì. 45 Aeterna Christi munera et martyrum : *inno attribuito a s. AMBROGIO per apostoli e martiri. 46 Cfr . Traduntur igni martyres. Aeterne rerum conditor noctem : *inno di s. AMBROGIO che si canta a *lodi.47 Aeterne rex altissime redemptor : *inno di *Terza nel tempo pasquale. 48 Aaterno genitus genitore ex tempore Christus : elemento di *tropo di s. Giovanni ev. (introito).49 Afferet et fructum mansurum : elemento di *tropo di s. Giovanni ev. (*offertorio). 50 Agathae sacrae virginis diem : *inno di s. Agata.51 Cfr . Sisti iubet martyram. Agite chori modulantis cleri : inno d’anonimo in onore di Giovanni evangelista. 52 Agmina sanctorum alma tuos refove : *prosula di *alleluia. 53 Cfr . Iusti epulentur. Agne Dei agno sancto per iuncta : *prosula di *alleluia. 54 Cfr . Ingressa Agnes (G). 1 Agnes beatae virginis : *inno di s. AMBROGIO per s. Agnese. 55 Cfr. Aras nefandi numinis. Agni caelestis : *tropo dell’ *antifona *Salve regina; si trova in fonti germaniche. 56 Agni paschali esu : *sequenza di *Pasqua, testo di Notker (modello Graeca ). 57 Agno miti basia cui lupus : elemento di tropo di Kyrie alla conclusione dell’ufficio delle *Tenebre. 58 Agnoscat omne saeculum venisse : *inno per *Terza. 59 Agnus Dei Christus : *sequenza di *Natale o *Pasqua. Probabile origine franco-occidentale (modello Ecce pulchra/Lyra ). 60 Agnus innocens traditori non negasti : elemento di tropo di Kyrie alla conclusione dell’ufficio delle *Tenebre. 61 Agone triumphali : *sequenza per i martiri, testo di Notker (modello Vox exultationis ). 62 Akathistos (non seduto, in piedi): 000. Ales diei nuntius : *inno per le *lodi di martedì. 63 Alle caeleste necnon : *sequenza per la Natività di Maria, origine franco occidentale (modello Mater sequentiarum ). 64 Alle maximaxi : *sequenza . 65 Alle pater lu filius la spiritus sanctus trinus : *prosula di *alleluia. 66 Cfr . Eripe me de inimicis. Alle pater lu filius la spiritusque sanctus tria : *prosula di *alleluia. 67 Cfr . Eripe me de inimicis. Alle perenne luia clara gaudia : *prosula di *alleluia. 68 Cfr . In conspectu angelorum. Alleluia adest namque Pascha : *sequenza per la III domenica di *Pasqua, origine franco-occidentale (modello Cignea/Pascha nostrum ). 69 Alleluia dic nobis = Dic nobis. Alleluia domenicalia : *Alleluia che si cantano le domeniche. 70 Alleluia duplex : *Alleluia che si ripete due volte. 71 Alleluia hac clara die : *sequenza per la *Annunciazione, origine franco-occidentale (modello Graeca pulchra/Post partum ). 72 Alleluia nam haec est vera = Nam haec est vera. Alleluia nunc crucis : *sequenza per la s. Croce, origine romanza). 73 Allevemus domino odas alleluia salva : *prosula di *alleluia. 74 Cfr . Amavit eum Dominus. Allevemus iam Deo hodes alleluia maxima : *prosula di *alleluia. 75 Cfr . Eripe me de inimicis. Allevemus iam Deo odas alleluia maxima : *prosula di *alleluia. 76 Cfr . Eripe me de inimicis. Allevemus iam Deo odax alleluia maxime : *prosula di *alleluia.77 Cfr . Eripe me de inimicis. Alludat laetus ordo : *sequenza per s. Maurizio, origine franco-occidentale (modello Iusti epulentur ). 78 Alma chorus Domini : *sequenza sui titoli cristologici, origine franco-occidentale (modello Fistula/Tuba ). 79 Alma cohors una laudum sonora : *sequenza per un *confessore, origine franco-occidentale (modello Alle boans ). 80 Alma contio concrepa : *sequenza per s. Scolastica, origine cassinese. 81 Alma fulgens crux praeclara : *sequenza per il ritrovamento della s. Croce, origine italica.82 Alma mater summi regis : *tropo dell’ *antifona *Salve regina. 83 Alma redemptoris mater : *antifona mariana. 84 Alma voce canamus supplices regi : *prosula di *alleluia. 85 Cfr . Ad te levavi animam. Alme caeli rex immortalis Iesu Christe : *prosula di *alleluia. 86 Cfr . Dies sanctificatus. Alme dictatis resonante gratis : *inno per s. Antonino. 87 Alme Domine Iesu magne rex : *prosula di *alleluia. 88 Cfr . Iuravit Dominus. Alme Domine sabaoth rex fortissime : *prosula di *alleluia. 89 Cfr . Eripe me de inimicis. Alme et summe sacer pollens : *prosula di *alleluia. 90 Cfr . Iustus ut palma. Alme mundi creator : *sequenza per un *martire, origine piacentina. 91 Alme mundi omnipotens rex aeterne : *prosula di *alleluia. 92 Cfr . Dulce lignum dulces clavos, Omnipotens rex aeterne. Alme mundi rex : *sequenza per la nascita di s. Giovanni Battista, origine italica. 93 Alme Pater : *tropo di Kyrie eleison ed. Vaticana X). Alme Pater Deus : *sequenza per le domeniche, origine Italia settentrionale. 94 Alme pater Iesu magne deus pie miserere nobis : primo elemento di un *tropo del *Kyrie eleison. 95 Alme praesul electe pontifex
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