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Deutsch: Transkription von Mirie it is while sumer ilast in moderne Notation. Fehlende Neumen des Originalmanuskripts sind durch Fragezeichen indiziert; das letzte Wort des Textes fast wurde von Edward Nicholson rekonstruiert und fehlt im Manuskript. |
| Date | original neumes 13th century; transcription by Stainer & Stainer from 1901 |
| Source | adapted from John Frederick Randell Stainer, Cecile Stainer: Early Bodleian Music: Sacred and Secular Songs together with other MS. Compositions in the Bodleian Library, Oxford, ranging from about A.D. 1185 to about A.D. 1505. II: Transcriptions. Gregg, Farnborough 1967, p. 5. |
| Author | unknown; transcriptions by J. F. R. Stainer & C. Stainer |
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