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Folio / Pages | Composition / Item title | Source attribution | Composers (? Uncertain) |
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1 | Benedictus | - | Anonymous |
BenedictusAnonymous
Appears on:
1
Genres:
Canticle
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1v | While that the sun | - | |
Appears on:
1v
Genres:
Consort song
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2–2v | From Citheron - 1a pars (of 3): From Citheron the warlike boy | - | |
Appears on:
2–2v
Genres:
Consort song
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3–3v | From Citheron - 2a pars (of 3): There careless thoughts | - | |
Appears on:
3–3v
Genres:
Consort song
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3v–4 | From Citheron - 3a pars (of 3): If love be just | - | |
Appears on:
3v–4
Genres:
Consort song
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4v–5 | When Flora fair - 1a pars (of 2): When Flora fair | - | Anonymous |
Appears on:
4v–5
Genres:
Madrigal (English)
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5v–6 | When Flora fair - 2a pars (of 2): All creatures then | - | Anonymous |
Appears on:
5v–6
Genres:
Madrigal (English)
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6v | From my delight - 1a pars (of 2): From my delight | - | Anonymous |
Appears on:
6v
Genres:
Madrigal (English)
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7 | From my delight - 2a pars (of 2): O sighs o sobs | - | Anonymous |
Appears on:
7
Genres:
Madrigal (English)
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7v | In trust is hidden treason | - | Anonymous |
In trust is hidden treasonAnonymous
Appears on:
7v
Genres:
Madrigal (English)
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8–8v | I heard a mess of merry shepherds (= Je file quand Dieu) | - | |
Appears on:
8–8v
Genres:
Contrafactum, Madrigal (English)
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9–9v | He that enjoyed - 1a pars (of 2): He that enjoyed (=Cara la mia vita) | - | |
Appears on:
9–9v
Genres:
Contrafactum, Madrigal (English)
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9v–10 | He that enjoyed - 2a pars (of 2): For when that he had tasted (=Cara la mia vita, 2p.) | - | |
Appears on:
9v–10
Genres:
Contrafactum, Madrigal (English)
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10v–11 | How happy is that shepherd | - | Anonymous |
How happy is that shepherdAnonymous
Appears on:
10v–11
Genres:
Madrigal (English)
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11v–12 | She that was named Queen | - | Anonymous |
She that was named QueenAnonymous
Appears on:
11v–12
Genres:
Madrigal (English)
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12v–13 | Where Troy stood | - | Anonymous |
Where Troy stoodAnonymous
Appears on:
12v–13
Genres:
Madrigal (English)
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13v–14 | O love thy fire - 1a pars (of 2): O love thy fire exceedeth (= Non ardo e son nel foco) | - | |
Appears on:
13v–14
Genres:
Contrafactum, Madrigal (English)
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14–14v | O love thy fire - 2a pars (of 2): My heart is fire (= Foco e 'l mio cor) | - | |
Appears on:
14–14v
Genres:
Contrafactum, Madrigal (English)
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15 | In fountain clear - 1a pars (of 2): In fountain clear (= Tu dolce anima mia) | - | |
Appears on:
15
Genres:
Contrafactum, Madrigal (English)
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15–15v | In fountain clear - 2a pars (of 2): Actaeon (= Ond'e come se sia non so) | - | |
Appears on:
15–15v
Genres:
Contrafactum, Madrigal (English)
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15v–16 | How shall he sing (= Las voulez vous) | - | |
Appears on:
15v–16
Genres:
Contrafactum, Song
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16v | Upon a stage of silver - 1a pars (of 4): Upon a stage of silver (= Vorrei lagnarmi) | - | |
Appears on:
16v
Genres:
Song
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17 | Upon a stage of silver - 2a pars (of 4): Her hands full sore she wringed (= Vorrei lagnarmi) | - | |
Appears on:
17
Genres:
Song
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17v | Upon a stage of silver - 3a pars (of 4): O Richard cruel tyrant' (= S'io taccio) | - | |
Appears on:
17v
Genres:
Song
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18 | Upon a stage of silver - 4a pars (of 4): How didst thou slay my children (= S'io taccio) | - | |
Appears on:
18
Genres:
Song
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18v–19 | List not to Sirens singing (= Chi ha cor da partire) | - | |
Appears on:
18v–19
Genres:
Contrafactum, Madrigal (English)
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19v–20 | Cambises' somne [dream] | - | Anonymous |
Cambises' somne [dream]Anonymous
Appears on:
19v–20
Genres:
Madrigal (English)
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20v | Ye Shepherds - 1a pars (of 2): Ye shepherds of fields and mountains (= Non fingo egli e pur) | - | |
Appears on:
20v
Genres:
Contrafactum, Madrigal (English)
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21 | Ye Shepherds - 2a pars (of 2): By fair Aurora's springing (= Non fingo egli e pur, 2p.) | - | |
Appears on:
21
Genres:
Contrafactum, Madrigal (English)
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21v–22 | O spiteful love (= Non ha tante) | - | |
Appears on:
21v–22
Genres:
Contrafactum, Madrigal (English)
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22v–23 | You that do stand | - | Anonymous |
You that do standAnonymous
Appears on:
22v–23
Genres:
Madrigal (English)
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23v–24 | O sighs by love inflamed | - | Anonymous |
O sighs by love inflamedAnonymous
Appears on:
23v–24
Genres:
Madrigal (English)
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24v–25 | Eliza fair - 1a pars (of 2): Eliza fair | - | Anonymous |
Eliza fair - 1a pars (of 2): Eliza fairAnonymous
Appears on:
24v–25
Genres:
Madrigal (English)
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25v–26 | Eliza fair - 2a pars (of 2): If great renown | - | Anonymous |
Appears on:
25v–26
Genres:
Madrigal (English)
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26v–27 | What rose - 1a pars (of 2): What rose is like the virgin (= Che nuova Cinthia e questa) | - | |
Appears on:
26v–27
Genres:
Contrafactum, Madrigal (English)
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27v–28 | What rose - 2a pars (of 2): O beauty most admired (= Ma maggior meraviglia è) | - | |
Appears on:
27v–28
Genres:
Contrafactum, Madrigal (English)
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28v–29 | I saw not love (= Di questa bionda) | - | |
Appears on:
28v–29
Genres:
Contrafactum, Madrigal (English)
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29v–30 | The nightingale so pleasant (= Le rossignol) | - | |
Appears on:
29v–30
Genres:
Contrafactum, Song
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30v–31 | The nymphs that in the groves do sport | - | |
Appears on:
30v–31
Genres:
Madrigal (English)
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31v–32 | Phillis a herdmaid - 1a pars (of 2): Phillis, a herdmaid dainty | - | |
Appears on:
31v–32
Genres:
Madrigal (English)
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32–32v | Phillis a herdmaid - 2a pars (of 2): Thyrsis this said lamenting | - | |
Appears on:
32–32v
Genres:
Madrigal (English)
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33 | In love where is denying - 1a pars (of 2): In love where is denying (= Non e lasso martire) | - | |
Appears on:
33
Genres:
Contrafactum, Madrigal (English)
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33–33v | In love where is denying - 2a pars (of 2): A marvel rare (= Non e lasso martire, 2p.) | - | |
Appears on:
33–33v
Genres:
Contrafactum, Madrigal (English)
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33v–34 | What thing more rare - 1a pars (of 2): What thing more rare (= Voi volete ch'io moia) | - | |
Appears on:
33v–34
Genres:
Contrafactum, Madrigal (English)
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34–34v | What thing more rare - 2a pars (of 2): No garden green (= Voi volete, 2p.) | - | |
Appears on:
34–34v
Genres:
Contrafactum, Madrigal (English)
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35 | Fair Phillida those wanton eyes (= Aupres de vous) | - | |
Appears on:
35
Genres:
Contrafactum, Song
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35v–36 | From stately tower - 1a pars (of 2): From stately tower | - | Anonymous |
Appears on:
35v–36
Genres:
Madrigal (English)
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36–36v | From stately tower - 2a pars (of 2): With her sweet looks | - | Anonymous |
Appears on:
36–36v
Genres:
Madrigal (English)
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37 | The Phrigian Knight | - | Anonymous |
The Phrigian KnightAnonymous
Appears on:
37
Genres:
Madrigal (English)
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37v–38 | Crowned with flowers - 1a pars (of 2): Crowned with flowers and lilies | - | Anonymous |
Appears on:
37v–38
Genres:
Madrigal (English)
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38v–39 | Crowned with flowers - 2a pars (of 2): O worthy queen | - | Anonymous |
Appears on:
38v–39
Genres:
Madrigal (English)
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39v | Penelope - 1a pars (of 2): Penelope was ever praised (= Se pur e ver) | - | |
Appears on:
39v
Genres:
Contrafactum, Madrigal (English)
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40 | Penelope - 2a pars (of 2): Not Cupid with his wanton wings (= Qualunqu' a quella tutto) | - | |
Appears on:
40
Genres:
Contrafactum, Madrigal (English)
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40v | Who trusts - 1a pars (of 2): Who trusts to fortune's smiling (= O crude pene) | - | |
Appears on:
40v
Genres:
Madrigal (English)
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41 | Who trusts - 2a pars (of 2): Of Cupid (= O crude pene, 2p.) | - | |
Appears on:
41
Genres:
Madrigal (English)
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41v–42 | Though time has torn | - | Anonymous |
Though time has tornAnonymous
Appears on:
41v–42
Genres:
Madrigal (English)
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42v–43 | Crowned with flowers ... I saw fair Amarillis | - | |
Appears on:
42v–43
Genres:
Tablature
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43v–44 | Crowned with flowers ,,, I saw fair Amarillis | - | |
Appears on:
43v–44
Genres:
Madrigal (English)
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44v–45 | Crowned with flowers - 1a pars (of 2): Crowned with flowers and lilies | - | |
Appears on:
44v–45
Genres:
Madrigal (English)
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45v–46 | Crowned with flowers - 2a pars (of 2): O worthy queen | - | |
Appears on:
45v–46
Genres:
Madrigal (English)
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46v–47 | Wedded to will is witless | - | |
Appears on:
46v–47
Genres:
Consort song
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47v–48 | O sweet deceit - 1a pars (of 2): O sweet deceit in speech contained | - | |
Appears on:
47v–48
Genres:
Madrigal (English)
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48v–49 | O sweet deceit - 2a pars (of 2): Like Harpias vile | - | |
Appears on:
48v–49
Genres:
Madrigal (English)
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49v | Arise O Lord - 1a pars (of 2): Arise O Lord why sleepest thou | - | |
Appears on:
49v
Genres:
Anthem
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50 | Arise O Lord - 2a pars (of 2): Help us, O God | - | |
Appears on:
50
Genres:
Anthem
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50v–51 | The fair young virgin | - | |
Appears on:
50v–51
Genres:
Consort song
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51v | Come to me, grief, for ever | - | |
Appears on:
51v
Genres:
Song
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51v–52 | O that we woeful wretches | - | |
Appears on:
51v–52
Genres:
Consort song
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52v | Lullaby - 1a pars (of 2): Lullaby, my sweet little baby | - | |
Appears on:
52v
Genres:
Song
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53 | Lullaby - 2a pars (of 2): Be still, my blessed babe | - | |
Appears on:
53
Genres:
Song
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53v–54 | Why do I use my paper, ink and pen? | - | |
Appears on:
53v–54
Genres:
Song
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54v–55 | O God give ear (5vv) | - | |
Appears on:
54v–55
Genres:
Anthem
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55v | Even from the depth unto thee | - | |
Appears on:
55v
Genres:
Anthem
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55v–56 | My mind to me a kingdom is | - | |
Appears on:
55v–56
Genres:
Sacred Song
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56v | In fields abroad | - | |
Appears on:
56v
Genres:
Song
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57 | What pleasure have great Princes | - | |
Appears on:
57
Genres:
Consort song
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57v | All as a sea | - | |
Appears on:
57v
Genres:
Consort song
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58 | When I was otherwise than now | - | |
Appears on:
58
Genres:
Song
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58v–59 | Ambitious Love has forced me to aspire | - | |
Appears on:
58v–59
Genres:
Consort song
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59v–60 | Out of the orient crystal skies | - | |
Appears on:
59v–60
Genres:
Consort song
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60v–61 | What vaileth it to rule | - | |
Appears on:
60v–61
Genres:
Consort song
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