The cycle consists of nine motets. The texts of motets 3-9 are stanzas from the Passion hymn Patris sapientia, used in the Short Office of the Cross; the first two motets set a passage from Philippians 2 (used as an ingressa for Palm Sunday in the Ambrosian rite) and an expanded version of the antiphon for the Holy Cross Adoramus te Christe, respectively.
The source Rhau 1538 includes two motets at the beginning of the cycle, not present in the other sources: Crux triumphans and Jesus nomen dignum.
Additional concordances in mss. that do not transmit motet cycles: M176 and M177 in CH-SGs MS 462 (“Heer Liederbuch”).
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Pavanello, Agnese (Author)
Cassia, Cristina (Author)
Filippi, Daniele V. (Author)
Marti, Hanna (Author)
Verstraete, Marie (Author)
Ferro, Eva (Author)
Schola Cantorum Basiliensis (Contributor)
Koláček, Jan (Contributor)
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