M250 Cito derelictus

Standardised text incipit: 
Cito derelictus a Iudeis
Standardised composer: 
Anonymous
Attribution notes: 
NOBLITT 1963, 144-50 and 1968 proposed an attribution to Johannes Martini. The same scholar renounced the attribution in EdM 83, 364.
In cycle(s): 
C56 Natus sapientia
Reference source: 
D-Mbs 3154, f. 44r
Number of voices: 
4
Mensuration: 

Length: 
26
Signature: 
bb
Clefs: 
c1c3c3f3
Final: 
C
Music incipit: 
cbagafff
gfededgf
ecdegfed
cdfeg.cc
Pre-existing melodies (Cantus prius facti): 
Modern editions: 
EdM 80-83; MCE 8.2
Literature: 
NOBLITT 1963
, 144-150
NOBLITT 1968
NOBLITT 1987-96 (= EdM 80-83)
, 364
Discography: 
Further notes: 

Text details

Tags: 
Verse
To/about Jesus
To/about the Holy Cross
Standardised text incipit: 
Cito derelictus
Liturgical/devotional association: 
Short Office of the Cross
Passion rituals and observances
Full text: 

Cito derelictus
A Iudaeis venditus, traditus, afflictus.

English translation: 

Quickly abandoned, by the Jews sold, betrayed and beaten down.

Correspondences in standard ref works: 

Hymn De Passione Domini, ad matutinum, AH 30, No. 13, pp. 32-35, st. 1, lines 6-8
a Iudeis] Iudaeis est
 

Related texts in polyphonic sources: 

MotettiB, no. 21, ff. 48v-49r, Patris sapientia (L. Compère) (= M178, T178)

Further notes: 

Continuation of T249, continued (with interpolations) in T251-256.

T250 Cito derelictus

Music incipit (MEI): 
File M250CitoDerelictus.xml

Sources with this motet

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Source Motet incipit Attribution Rubric Cycle / Text
D-Mbs 3154
044r 		Cito derelictus
ID: M250 		-
Anonymous 		- C56 Natus sapientia
T250 Cito derelictus