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| name of feast | Iulia [of Corsica] |
| X-code | JU31 (click here for the full office text) |
| incipit | =VH? causa corona martyrum =MH? adest beate virginis =LH? beata namque iulia =WH? beata virgo iulia |
| placenames in texts: geography | placenames Carthaginensis, Carthaginem, Africe, Corsice, Lombardorum, Brixie, Brixia |
| liturgical order of service | V=H M=H L=H W=H Q=H |
| summary of poetic analysis | V=o M=o L=o W={oo;o;o”;o;o;o;o;o;o;o;o;o;o;o} Q=o [”] |
| basic edition (usually AH) | AH 52 #389 |
| general information | transmitted to the Bollandists by a canon of Brescia, this "office", as printed in AH, has these items: first vespers, 10 stanzas; matins, 7 stanzas; lauds, 5 stanzas; second vespers, 15 stanzas; for the translation, 6 stanzas and the incipit of a doxology. All are poems of four lines, and several cite a well-known hymn in the last line. As AH suggests, hymns texts are probably confused with parts of a rhymed office. Ending with doxologies, they have here been interpreted as multi-stanza hymns. |
| summary of original sources listed in AH | sources: Acta Ss. Mai V, 171; 1, ?date, Brescia |