D121

Egregia Cantio

[SCHL 271; Tonk. Schl. #; RISM K 452]

Noribergae: Gerlachius, 1574

Formatting: quer-4^o

Dedication: [add detail]

Attributions: Jacobus de Kerle

Voicing: 6 v.v. (D, A, T, B, 5., 6.)

Titles:

ID:	Title:
a	[Scilicet in fatum]

Notational Analysis:

ID:	Initial Clefs:	Init. Men.:	Sig.:	Final:	Parts:
a	C1, C3, C4, F4, C1, C4	CutC	1	G, [D], G	3

Textual Analysis:

ID:	Textual Source:	Liturgical Position / Occasion:
a	[Petrus Lotichius Secundus (Peter Lotz)(?), ca. 1528-1560 / Abraham Loescher(?), ca. 1520-1575 / Melchior Linck(?), ca. 1529-1587 / Erich Volkmar von Berlepsch(?), ca. 1525-1589 (??)]	[NB: All of these people seem to be somehow involved…; the text is most certainly a poem / elegy, but for whom, by whom, and dedicated to whom?]

Textual Transcriptions:

ID:	Title:
a	[Scilicet in fatum]
	Scilicet in fatum ruimus, cursuq- citato ad declinatos labitur  hora dies, Quicquid praeteriit spacii, simulachra gerebat funeris, et species aemula mortis erat.
	Secunda Pars
	Sicq- cadaveribus, simile est, umbraeq- fugaci, quod fuimus vitae tempore, quodq- sumus.
	Tertia Pars
	Christe, salus mundi, fer opem, vultuq- benigno, Ultima iudicii cum venit hora, veni.
	IN GRATIAM GENEROSI AC NOBILIS DOMINI MELCHIORIS LINCKII
	Scilicet in fatum ruimus, cursuq- citato,
	Ad declinatos labitur hora dies.
	Quicquid praeteriit spacii, simulachra gerebat
	Funeris, et species aemula mortis erat.
	Sicq- cadaveribus simile est, umbraeq- fugaci,
	Quod fuimus vit tempore, quodq- sumus.
	Christe salus mundi fer opem, vultuq- benigno
	Ultima iudicii cum venit hora, veni.

*Complete text, as presented in tenor partbook