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name of feastIOANNES [the Evangelist]
X-codeIP31~6
modelled on, borrows fromIP36
death date of saintd. ca 95
type of saintapostle, evangelist
general informationmartyrdom at the Latin Gate averted miraculously; ?Reversion feast celebrates his return from exile; dates of various feasts confused
Kalendar dateDecember 27; May 6 [ad Portam Latinam]; for possible date of Reversion feast see below,
abbreviated feastname_Jhn,e

name of feastIoannes [the Evangelist] [n1]
X-codeIP31 (click here for the full office text)
incipit=VE o pater venerabilis
placenames in texts: geographyplacenames Patmos, Ephesi
liturgical order of serviceV=E M=A12R
summary of poetic analysisV=.v M=oovoovov3oo{o} [”]
eccl. order?Cistercian
basic edition (usually AH)AH 45 #46
general informationpartial, monastic
summary of original sources listed in AHsources: 1, + Cistercian 16th c., Faustae de Beccarinis in Monast. Visitat. SMV

name of feastIoannes [the Evangelist] [n2]
X-codeIP32 (click here for the full office text)
incipit=MI qui ioannem diligebat =LA1 ioannes cum collegium
placenames in texts: geographyplacenames Asie
liturgical order of serviceM=IA3D L=ADE P=AD T=AD S=AD N=AD V=AD C=ADE Q=D
summary of poetic analysisM=o.v3g L=vf.v H=vgvfv3s V=vf C=vv.v Q=x [”]
basic edition (usually AH)AH 45 #47
general informationincludes the Benedictions; all items have the saint's name close to the beginning
summary of original sources listed in AHsources: 1, pr. 1525

name of feastIoannes [the Evangelist] [n3] [at the Latin Gate n1]
X-codeIP33 (click here for the full office text)
incipit=VR munda caro sancti =MR1 ante portam urbis rome =LA1 ecce dies triumphalis
placenames in texts: geographyplacenames Ephesum, Patmos, Romanus, Tartara
liturgical order of serviceV=RE M=IA6R4.A6R8 L=A5E W=RE
general liturgical informationmonastic
summary of poetic analysisV={le}.v M=v.v6{v,v,v,ql}v6{ig,v,T,lh,lh,v,lh,li} L=v5.T W={ig}.v [”q]
basic edition (usually AH)AH 26 #53
summary of original sources listed in AHsources: 1, 13th c., Netherlands

name of feastIoannes [the Evangelist] [n4] [at the Latin Gate n2]
X-codeIP34 (click here for the full office text)
incipit=VR o pium patronum =MR1 avis volans sine meta
liturgical order of serviceV=RE M=R12 L=E W=E
general liturgical informationmonastic, no matins antiphons, only the Benedictus antiphon at lauds
summary of poetic analysisV={i}.e M={io,il,il,iv,oi,vf,iF,i,is,io,io,vo} L=.i W=.e [”q]
basic edition (usually AH)AH 26 #54
summary of original sources listed in AHsources: 1, 14th c., Cella principum

name of feastIoannes [the Evangelist] [n5] [Reversion n1]
X-codeIP35 (click here for the full office text)
incipit=MA1 adest dies digna coli =MR1 florescentis ecclesie
placenames in texts: geographyplacenames Asie
liturgical order of serviceM=A5R.ARR
summary of poetic analysisM=v5{Iv}v{io,iv} [”]
basic edition (usually AH)AH 26 #55
general informationpartial
summary of original sources listed in AHsources: 1, pr. ?date, St-Ioannes ['s-Hertogenbosch]

name of feastIoannes [the Evangelist] [n6] [Reversion n2]
X-codeIP36 (click here for the full office text)
modelled on, borrows fromChristus suum discipulum is a matins antiphon in IP35
incipit=QA christus suum discipulum =QR ioannes apostolus proscriptus exilio
placenames in texts: geographyplacenames Ephesum
liturgical order of serviceQ=AR
summary of poetic analysisQ=v{In} [”]
basic edition (usually AH)AH 28 app.
general informationthe manuscript gives reversionis de exsilio, December 3, with Christus suum, a single antiphon. The VR is given separately in the manuscript, with the date September 27, perhaps an error for 26, the usual date in the East. This responsory, which refers to exile, has the rubric missio in exilio
summary of original sources listed in AHsources: :GCH W 28

name of feastMARCUS [the evangelist]
X-code[MC71~2]
approx.date before 10001st c.
Kalendar dateApril 25
place: locations of cult, foundations etc.cult: Alexandria; patron of Venice, certainly by 14th c.
date of transl., invention, etc., and places assoc. with relicstr. by the 9th c., ?to Venice
abbreviated feastname_Mrc,e

name of feastMarcus [the Evangelist] [n1]
X-code[MC71] (click here for the full office text)
incipit=VA1 felix marcus consummata =MR1 veneremur sanctum marcum =LA1 preclara dies renidet
placenames in texts: geographyplacenames Aquilegiam, Aquileiensis, Alexandriam, Egypti, Egyptus
liturgical order of serviceV=A5RE M=secular L=A5E W=E
summary of poetic analysisV=vioog{vt}.T M=o.o3{v,v,vo}gog{vg,T,of}gvf{oT,oT,IT} L=oTTgv.p W=.i [”]
basic edition (usually AH)AH 26 #96
general informationthe lauds Benedictus antiphon is in prose, containing the words Pax tibi, Marce, evangelista meus; these words appear in the arms of the republic of Venice
summary of original sources listed in AHsources: 1, 1420, Como
place: locations of cult, foundations etc.cult: Venice

name of feastAngeli
X-code[XX21] (click here for the full office text)
incipit=VA in conspectu angelorum =MR1 hic est princeps =LA1 te cum angelis
liturgical order of serviceV=AE M=IAR3 L=AE W=E
summary of poetic analysisV=o.o M=v.o{vo,g,o} L=o.I W=.o [”]
basic edition (usually AH)AH 25 #17
summary of original sources listed in AHsources: 1, 15th c.

name of feastAngeli Custodes
X-code[XX31] (click here for the full office text)
incipit=VA plaude regnum gaude valencia =MR1 castra movens per suum =LA1 pugil noster angelus
placenames in texts: geographyplacenames Valencia, Catalonia, Aragonia, Carmeli, Chaldeos
liturgical order of serviceV=ARE C=AE M=secular- {-R9} L=A5E H=A4 W=A5E + M=RQ
summary of poetic analysisV=T{oT}.T C=o.i M=o.ogg{ix,T,T}ooT{T,oT,v}xgg{io,o} L=g3vg.T H=g3s W=sg4.g M={t}`i' [”]
basic edition (usually AH)AH 17 #10
general informationest. in Portugal 1513; assoc. at first with feast of St Michael, September 29, but a special feast was instituted in Austria, Spain and Portugal in 15~16th c.
Kalendar dateOctober 2; March 1 [Portugal]
summary of original sources listed in AHsources: numerous, + 1489 to 16th c., Spain