| Title | Author | Modus |
|---|---|---|
| Sol nascitur de sidere | Peter von Arberg | D |
| ID | Source | Fol. | Dating | Title | Use | Status | Melody | Compare |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 346 | CZ-Pu V H 11 | 12r | 1380 - 1400 | Maria trium gerula | Rubric: Cantus genre: Cn Cantus Feast: De BMV | Integrity of record: Complete Extent of text: Partial Extent of notation: None (text-only) | Sol nascitur de sidere | |
| 190 | H-Bn lat. 243 | 52v | 1390 - 1410 | Maria triuni gerula | Rubric: Cantus genre: Cn Cantus Feast: De BMV | Integrity of record: Complete Extent of text: Complete Extent of notation: None (text-only) | Sol nascitur de sidere |
Cantiones Bohemicae. Leiche, Lieder und Rufe des 13., 14. und 15. Jahrhunderts, ed. Guido Maria Dreves, Analecta Hymnica Medii Aevi, 1 (Leipzig, 1886), 73–74, no. 34.
Steer, Georg, ‘Dat dagelyt von der heiligen passien. Die sogenannte ‚Große Tageweise‘ Graf Peters von Arberg’, in Kurt Ruh and Werner Schröder (ed.), Beiträge zur weltlichen und geistlichen Lyrik des 13. bis 15. Jahrhunderts. Würzburger Colloquium 1970 (Berlin, 1973), 112–204.
Geistliche Lieder und Gesänge in Böhmen, 2,1: Tropen und Cantiones aus böhmischen Handschriften der vorhussitischen Zeit. 1300–1420, ed. Hans Rothe, Brigitte Böse, Franz Schäfer, Bausteine zur Geschichte der Literatur bei den Slaven, 29, 2,1 (Köln, 1988), 149–150, no. 133.
Historická antologie hudby v českých zemích (do cca 1530) = Historical Anthology of Music in the Bohemian Lands (up to ca 1530), ed. Jaromír Černý et al. (Praha, 2005), 38–39, no.18.
Spruchsang: Die Melodien der Sangspruchdichter des 12. bis 15. Jahrhunderts, ed. Horst Brunner and Karl Günter Hartmann, Monumenta Monodica Medii Aevi, 6 (Kassel, 2010), 294–303.
Ciglbauer, Jan, ‘Quoting, Rethinking and Copying: A Few Remarks on the Tradition of the Monophonic Cantio in Central Europe’, in Hudební věda, 51, 1-2 (2014), 21–32 at 26–29.
Ciglbauer, Jan, ‘From Tolerated Addition to Keepers of Tradition: The Authority of the ‘Past’ in Latin Song in Central Europe in the Fourteenth and Fifteenth Centuries’, in Karl Kügle (ed.), Sounding the Past: Music as History and Memory (Turnhout, 2020), 121–140 at 129–131.
Carmina clericorum: Sacred Latin songs from the 14th and 15th centuries in the Central European university and school milieu, ed. Jan Ciglbauer, with the collaboration of Martin Bažil, Adéla Ebersonová, and Henry Howard, Monumenta Liturgica Bohemica, 4 (Chomutov, 2020), no. 14.
Schola Gregoriana Pragensis, ‘Lai Maria triuni gerula’, in Rosa mystica (Supraphon, SU 0194-2, 1995) [CD].
