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            <titleStmt>
                <title>Omni desideranti notitiam</title>
                <editor>Karen Desmond</editor>
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                        <country>US</country>
                        <settlement>Chicago</settlement>
                        <repository>Newberry Library</repository>
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                        <idno>Ms. 54.1</idno>
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                        14th manuscript (1391), quarto, 25 x 18 cm, 59 folios, from Italy (Pavia).
                            Beginning of codex appears to be missing, modern foliation.</physDesc>
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                        <orig>Pavia, 1391</orig>
                        <provenance>
                            This codex was acquired by the Newberry Library in 1955,
                                before which time it resided in private hands in Vienna.
                                It is in fact the apparently lost manuscript that Coussemaker
                                called “Codex vindobonensis” (CS III, p. xxii) and used as a unique source for the
                                Ars perfecta (Psuedo-Vitry) and Anonymous VI (CS III, 398-403).  The copy
                                employed by Coussemaker for his edition was made for him in 1856 by Ferdinand Wolf,
                                an official of the former Kaiserliche Hofbibliothek in Vienna (see CS III, p. xv)
                                – the copy however was incomplete, only the first two chapters of Anon. VI’s
                                treatise are missing in Ch, while the first seven are omitted in CS III.</provenance>
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            <projectDesc>Digital edition of the Chicago source of the Ars nova treatise: Chicago
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            <!-- Chapter 1 -->
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                <p><lb ed="#Cn"/><hi>T</hi>ractatus iste super musicam composuit venerabilis ma
                <lb ed="#Cn" type="nobreak"/>gister Philippus de Vitriaco.
                <lb ed="#Cn"/><hi>O</hi>mni desideranti notitiam artis mensurabilis
                <lb ed="#Cn"/>musicae tam novae quam veteris <choice><sic>optinere</sic> <corr>obtinere</corr></choice> certas
                <lb ed="#Cn"/>hic rationes praesentes sub brevi compendio
                <lb ed="#Cn"/>pro posse meo propono fideliter adsignare. Cum
                <lb ed="#Cn"/>antiquitatem per Franconem notum est omnibus
                <lb ed="#Cn"/>tradidisse novitatem, quae per Philippum
                <lb ed="#Cn"/>in maiori parte subtiliter invenisse, et quia
                <lb ed="#Cn"/>voces seu notulas proportionabiliter oportet
                <lb ed="#Cn"/>omnes in hoc opere mensurare prout longae vel breves semibreves ac
                <lb ed="#Cn"/>minimae figurantur, ergo ad figurationem et valorem ipsarum breviter procedamus.</p>
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            <!-- Chapter 2 -->
            <div type="chapter" n="2" xml:id="omnid2" corresp="translation.xml#trans2">
                <p><lb ed="#Cn"/><hi>L</hi>onga sub forma quadrata figurata habens tractum a parte dextra, descen
                <lb ed="#Cn" type="nobreak" rend="hypen"/>dentem vel adscendentem, vel duos quorum <choice><sic>dextram</sic><corr>dexter</corr></choice> excedit in longitudine
                <lb ed="#Cn"/>sinistrum. Et tunc illa nota dicitur plica longa et valet tria tempora in
                <lb ed="#Cn"/>modo perfecto, duo autem in imperfecto.</p>
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            <!-- Chapter 3 -->
            <div type="chapter" n="3" xml:id="omnid3" corresp="translation.xml#trans3">
                <p><lb ed="#Cn"/><hi>M</hi>odus imperfectus est ipsas breves vel tempora <choice><sic>vel</sic><corr>per</corr></choice> numerum binarium computare
                <lb ed="#Cn"/>dicitur imperfectus eo quod numerus binarius est imperfectus. Numerus vero ternarius est
                <lb ed="#Cn"/>perfectus assumptus a trinitate, scilicet, pater, filius, et spiritus sanctus ubi est summa perfectio.</p>
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            <!-- Chapter 4 -->
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                <p><lb ed="#Cn"/><hi>M</hi>odus perfectus cognoscitur per pausas, quando pausae inter longas sunt perfectae
                <lb ed="#Cn"/>vel quando de longa usque ad aliam longam per numerum ternarium melius
                <lb ed="#Cn"/>quam per binarium tempora computantur ut hic patet inferius.
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            <!-- Chapter 5 -->
            <div type="chapter" n="5" xml:id="omnid5" corresp="translation.xml#trans3">
                <p><lb ed="#Cn"/><hi>I</hi>tem longa licet valeat tria tempora in modo perfecto, sicut dictum est tamen tribus
                <lb ed="#Cn"/>imperficitur, videlicet quando sola brevis sequitur, aut praecedit, vel quando plures quam
                <lb ed="#Cn"/>tres breves ipsam sequuntur similiter imperficitur ut hic.
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            <!-- Chapter 6 -->
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                <p><lb ed="#Cn"/><hi>S</hi>i autem duae vel tres breves tantum sequuntur ipsam longam a
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                <lb ed="#Cn"/>nulla sola brevi praecedente, a qua posset imperfici, perfecta est longa ipsa,
                <lb ed="#Cn"/>nisi punctus divisionis ponatur inter primam brevem et secundam,
                <lb ed="#Cn"/>vel inter primam et alias subsequentes.</p>
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            <!-- Chapter 7 -->
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                <p><hi>C.</hi><note type="editorial">The scribe did not begin a new paragraph here, either by error or because of space constraints, and so inserts this letter C here to indicate the beginning of a new chapter.</note>
                <hi>I</hi>tem longa ante longam in modo perfecto perfecta est. Et longa post quam punctus qui dicitur perfectus
                <lb ed="#Cn"/>immediate ponitur similiter perfecta in modo perfecto<!-- should this be corr to imperfecto --> ut hic.
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            <!-- Chapter 8 -->
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                <p><lb ed="#Cn"/><hi>E</hi>st quaedam alia nota sub forma quadrata habens tractum a parte
                <lb ed="#Cn"/>dextra, vel duos quorum dexter et contra, sicut ipsa longa, sed in duplo
                <lb ed="#Cn"/>est latior ipsa longa, et tunc ipsa nota dicitur duplex longa, et
                <lb ed="#Cn"/>valet <choice><abbr>6</abbr><expan>sex</expan></choice>tempora in modo perfecto, et quatuor in imperfecto. Et imperficitur duobus modis
                <lb ed="#Cn"/>tantum, videlicet, a sola brevi sequenti non praecedenti, sicut inferius hic
                <lb ed="#Cn"/>probabo, vel quando plusquam<choice><abbr>3</abbr><expan>tres</expan></choice> breves sequuntur ipsam <choice><sic>dupplicem</sic><corr>duplicem</corr></choice>, et tunc
                <lb ed="#Cn"/>non valet nisi quinque tempora, ut hic patet.
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            <!-- Chapter 9 -->
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                <p><lb ed="#Cn"/><hi>B</hi>reves sub forma quadrata figurantur carens omni tractu.
                <lb ed="#Cn"/>Si vero habent tractum a parte sinistra, vel duos, quorum sinister
                <lb ed="#Cn"/>sit longior dextro tractu, tunc prima nota,plica brevis
                <lb ed="#Cn"/>appellatur, et valet tres semibreves in tempore perfecto.<hi>T</hi>empus semibrevium
                <lb ed="#Cn"/>perfectum, est trium semibrevium assumptio pro qualibet brevi vel proferendo
                <lb ed="#Cn"/>valorem ipsarum, vel ipsius perfectionis numerando, tempus imperfectum est,
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                <lb ed="#Cn"/>quod valorem tantum semibrevium numeratur, variatur, et mensuratur, ut hic.
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            <!-- Chapter 10 -->
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                <p><lb ed="#Cn"/><hi>I</hi>tem brevis imperficitur tribus modis, videlicet quando sola semibrevis
                <lb ed="#Cn"/>ipsam sequitur, aut praecedit, vel quando plures quam tres semibreves
                <lb ed="#Cn"/>ipsam similiter subsequuntur ut hic.
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            <!-- Chapter 11 -->
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                <p><lb ed="#Cn"/><hi>E</hi>t si duae vel <choice><abbr>3es</abbr><expan>tres</expan></choice>tantum sequuntur nulla semibrevi praecedente, sola
                <lb ed="#Cn"/>praedicta dicitur talis brevis, nisi punctus divisionis ponatur, inter vel secundam
                <lb ed="#Cn"/>et primam semibrevem, vel inter primam et alias subsequentes.
                <lb ed="#Cn"/>Item sicut longa ante longam perfecta est. Ita brevis ante brevem
                <lb ed="#Cn"/>dicitur perfecta, cum punctus immediate positus perficit ipsam brevem
                <lb ed="#Cn"/>tempore imperfecto, nisi per divisione modi forsitan assignetur, ut hic.
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            <!-- Chapter 12 -->
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                <p><lb ed="#Cn"/><hi>I</hi>tem brevis imperficitur <choice><sic>duppliciter</sic><corr>dupliciter</corr></choice>, videlicet a sola minima sequenti.
                <lb ed="#Cn"/>Et non a praecedenti, vel a pluribus quam <choice><abbr>3</abbr><expan>tres</expan></choice> ipsam brevem
                <lb ed="#Cn"/>sequentibus, licet multi teneant quod brevis imperficiatur a parte
                <lb ed="#Cn"/>praecedenti per minimam, et duplex longa imperficiatur a brevi
                <lb ed="#Cn"/>similiter praecedenti. Dico quod falsum est. Nam brevis ipsa non
                <lb ed="#Cn"/>imperficitur a minima, quantum ad totum cum minima non subiciatur
                <lb ed="#Cn"/>brevi, immo semibrevi. Ergo quantum ad partem quae est semibrevis,
                <lb ed="#Cn"/>ex hoc arguo, quotienscumque brevis imperficitur, a minima non imper
                <lb ed="#Cn" type="nobreak" />ficitur, quantum ad totum, sed quantum ad partem. Videlicet, ad semibrevem,
                <lb ed="#Cn"/>et ita <del rend="strikethrough">ad</del> semibrevis quam semibrevem, et longa ante longam
                <lb ed="#Cn"/>nunquam possunt perfici a parte praecedenti propter partem subsequentem,
                <lb ed="#Cn"/>ut hic.
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            <!-- Chapter 13 -->
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               <p> <lb ed="#Cn"/><hi>I</hi>tem brevium quaedam recta et quaedam altera, nuncupatur, recta
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                <lb ed="#Cn"/>valet unum. Altera vero duo.Unde quotienscumque duae breves inven
                <lb ed="#Cn"/>iuntur inter duas longas, prima recta est, alteraque secunda, et vo
                <lb ed="#Cn" type="no break"/>catur altera, quia <choice><sic>alteratur. Nam sua</sic><corr>alteratur natura sua</corr></choice>cum ipsa brevis naturaliter tantum unum
                <lb ed="#Cn"/>tempus valet et duo quotiens alteratur. Item quando duae breves reperiuntur inter
                <lb ed="#Cn"/>punctum divisionis et longam, velinter longam et punctum,
                <lb ed="#Cn"/>secunda similiter alteratur, ut hic.
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            <!-- Chapter 14 -->
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               <p> <lb ed="#Cn"/><hi>S</hi>emibrevis ad modum corporis obliqui figuratur quae valet tres
                <lb ed="#Cn"/>minimas in maiori prolatione, duas autem in minori prolatione.
                <lb ed="#Cn"/>Multi ignorantes dicunt <supplied>quod</supplied> semibreves semper valere <choice><abbr>3</abbr><expan>tres</expan></choice> minimas.
                <lb ed="#Cn"/>Sed hoc est contra Franconem, qui dixit, mentione facta de longis et
                <lb ed="#Cn"/>semibrevibus et de similibus. Idem iudicium habeatur quod in longis
                <lb ed="#Cn"/>et in brevibus invenitur perfectum et imperfectum, per distinctionem modi tempus.
                <lb ed="#Cn"/>Ita dico <choice><sic>quod quod</sic><corr>quod</corr></choice>semibrevibus idem est invenire per distinctionem ma
                <lb ed="#Cn" type="nobreak"/>ioris prolationis et minoris. maior prolatio est larga, vel lata
                <lb ed="#Cn"/>mensura, dans unicuique semibrevi <choice><abbr>3</abbr><expan>tres</expan></choice>minimas vel valorem.
                <lb ed="#Cn"/>Minor prolatio est, brevis et modica mensura sub qua duae
                <lb ed="#Cn"/>minimae pro semibrevi, tantummodo possunt proferri, ut hic.
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            <!-- Chapter 15 -->
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                <p><lb ed="#Cn"/><choice><sic><hi>I</hi>nde</sic><corr>Item</corr></choice>semibrevis imperficitur <choice><abbr>3ibus</abbr><expan>tribus</expan></choice>modis sicut brevis et longa, videlicet quando sola
                <lb ed="#Cn"/> minima ipsam sequitur aut praecedit, vel quando plures quam tres sequuntur
                <lb ed="#Cn"/>minimae, sicut de longa et brevi superius est dictum, ut hic.
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            <!-- Chapter 16 -->
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                <p><lb ed="#Cn"/><hi>S</hi>i vero duae minimae tantum, <choice><abbr>3es</abbr><expan>tres</expan></choice>vel ipsam sequuntur, nulla sola minima
                <lb ed="#Cn"/>praecedente, perfecta est, nisi punctus divisionis  ponatur inter primam, et secundam,
                <lb ed="#Cn"/>vel inter primas et alias, si fuerint subsequentes, ut hic.
                <lb ed="#Cn"/>
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            <!-- Chapter 17 -->
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                 <p><lb ed="#Cn"/><hi>I</hi>tem semibrevis alteratur contra sicut brevis scilicet quando duae semibreves inveniuntur

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                <lb ed="#Cn"/>inter duas breves, vel inter punctum divisionis et brevem, vel inter <choice><sic>punctum
                <lb ed="#Cn"/>et brevem,</sic><corr>brevem et punctum,</corr></choice>ut hic.
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            <!-- Chapter 18 -->
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                <p><lb ed="#Cn"/><hi>M</hi>inima, tot modis alteratur, unde ratio alterationis est ista, quia ubicumque
                <lb ed="#Cn"/>naturale aliquid deest, artificialiter debet reparari, aut remanebit imperfectum,
                <lb ed="#Cn"/>sed quando duae breves solae inveniuntur, vel duae semibreves, et idem de minimis
                <lb ed="#Cn"/>deficit. Ubi trinitas, ibi perfectio, ergo necesse est primam reparare, videlicet, per alterationem
                <lb ed="#Cn"/>unius illarum, scilicet secundae. Si dicatur una illarum brevium potest esse longa imperfecta,
                <lb ed="#Cn"/>dico quod non. Quia propter longam sequentem, necesse esset ipsam esse perfectam
                <lb ed="#Cn"/>per regulam supradictam, longa autem et contra. Unde brevis alteratur ad modum
                <lb ed="#Cn"/>perficiendum, semibrevis ad tempus, et minima aperfectione, quod modus,
                <lb ed="#Cn"/>tempus, vel prolatio, hic similiter sunt perfecta, ut hic.
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            <!-- Chapter 19 -->
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                <p><lb ed="#Cn"/><hi>E</hi>t nota <supplied>est</supplied> quod duplex est punctus de plurimum supradixi, est punctus perfectionis,
                <lb ed="#Cn"/>qui semper perficit longam in utroque modo, et brevem in utroque tempore, et semi
                <lb ed="#Cn"/>brevem in utraque prolatione. Est autem aliquis punctus divisionis, et ille
                <lb ed="#Cn"/>punctus imperficit longam, dividendo breves, et imperficit brevem dividendo
                <lb ed="#Cn"/>semibreves, et imperficit semibrevem dividendo <supplied>minimas</supplied><note type="editorial">no written in margin</note>   </p>

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            <!-- Chapter 20 -->
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               <p> <hi>C.</hi><note type="editorial">There is no line break here, but the letter C indicates a new paragraph</note> Unde videndum
                <lb ed="#Cn"/>est quomodo cognoscitur punctus ille divisionis a puncto perfectionis, cum unus
                <lb ed="#Cn"/>habeat imperficere figuras, et alius perficere, sicut dixi. Ubicumque punctus
                <lb ed="#Cn"/>ponitur post longam, perfectionis esse dicitur; quando vero post minimam, ponitur pro divisione
                <lb ed="#Cn"/>tunc adsignatur. Et nota<supplied>est</supplied> quod triplex est divisio, et triplex est perfectio,
                <lb ed="#Cn"/>videlicet, modi, temporis, et prolationis. </p>

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            <!-- Chapter 21 -->
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                <p><hi>C.</hi><note type="editorial">There is no line break here, but the letter C indicates a new paragraph</note> Item si punctus ponatur
                <lb ed="#Cn"/>inter duas breves, debet dividere modum, nisi forte breves essent de tempore im
                <lb ed="#Cn"/>perfecto, post quas aliqua semibrevis sequeretur sola, quae in cincopam
                <lb ed="#Cn"/>reducitur ad praedictam brevem puncto perfectionis punctuatam.</p>

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            <!-- Chapter 22 -->
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                <p><hi>C.</hi><note type="editorial">There is no line break here, but the letter C indicates a new paragraph</note> Si autem
                <lb ed="#Cn"/>punctus ponatur immediate post brevem semibrevi sola sequente
                <lb ed="#Cn"/>pro perfectione temporis, dicitur semper esse. Item si punctus ponitur post semi
                <lb ed="#Cn" type="nobreak"/>brevem, dicitur pro perfectione prolationis, videlicet semibrevis. Atque <!-- Unde? --> si post
                <lb ed="#Cn"/>semibrevem illam punctuatam sequeretur tunc semibrevis, pro divisione
                <lb ed="#Cn"/>temporis assignatur, nisi forte semibreves <del>semibreves</del> ille sint de minori
                <lb ed="#Cn"/>prolatione, post quas sequeretur aliqua sola minima quae reducitur
                <lb ed="#Cn"/>ad semibrevem praedictam, puncto perfectionis punctuatam per cincopam
                <lb ed="#Cn"/>et sic apparet qualiter cognoscitur unus punctus ab alio, ut hic.
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            <!-- Chapter 23 -->
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               <p> <lb ed="#Cn"/><hi>C</hi>um duplex sit modus, tempus, et prolatio, sicut dixi. Videndum
                <lb ed="#Cn"/>est de signis per quae distinguitur quadrangulus cum tribus tractulis
                <lb ed="#Cn"/>ponitur pro modo perfecto, quadrangulus vero cum duobus tractulis
                <lb ed="#Cn"/>pro modo imperfecto ponitur ut hic.
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            <!-- Chapter 24 -->
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                <p><lb ed="#Cn"/><hi>C</hi>irculus ponitur pro tempore perfecto. Semicirculus pro tempore
                <lb ed="#Cn"/>imperfecto ut hic.
                <lb ed="#Cn"/>
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                    <graphic url="Cn_ex_17.jpg" xml:id="Cn_ex_17"/>
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                <p><lb ed="#Cn"/><hi>S</hi>icut est dare distinctionem per signa, inter modum perfectum, et
                <lb ed="#Cn"/>imperfectum. Ita est dare aliqua distinctio inter maiorem prolationem
                <lb ed="#Cn"/>et minorem, si contingat illam variare bene dico quod in signo tem
                <lb ed="#Cn" type="nobreak"/>poris illius cuius fuerit superius assignato debent poni tres puncti
                <lb ed="#Cn"/>pro maiori prolatione, duo autem pro minori, ut hic.
                <lb ed="#Cn"/>
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                <p><lb ed="#Cn"/><hi>I</hi>tem modus, tempus, et prolatio, per rubeas distinguuntur figuras.
                <lb ed="#Cn"/>Unde quandocumque rubea ponitur longa, ponitur ad dextram. Ita quod si
                <lb ed="#Cn"/>nigrae fuerint de modo perfecto, rubeae <choice><sic>erunt erunt</sic><corr>erunt</corr></choice> de modo
                <lb ed="#Cn"/>imperfecto et e contrario ut hic.
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                <p><lb ed="#Cn"/><hi>B</hi>reves ponuntur rubeae ad differentiam temporis. Ita quod si nigrae breves
                <lb ed="#Cn"/>fuerint de tempore perfecto, rubeae erunt de imperfecto, et e contrario. Nisi
                <lb ed="#Cn"/>cum aliqua forsitan ordinetur, sicut in moteti tenore qui dicitur
                <lb ed="#Cn"/>in arboris, vel in tenore de In nova fert animus, ut hic.
                <lb ed="#Cn"/>
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                    <graphic url="Cn_ex_20.jpg" xml:id="Cn_ex_20"/>
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                <p><lb ed="#Cn"/><hi>S</hi>emibreves rubeae ponuntur ad differentiam prolationis ut si nigrae fue
                <lb ed="#Cn" type="nobreak"/>rint de maiori prolatione rubeae erunt de minori, et e contrario.Nisi semi
                <lb ed="#Cn" type="nobreak"/>breves forsitan cum aliqua brevi <choice><sic>ordinetur</sic><corr>ordinentur</corr></choice>, quia tunc ponentur ad diffe
                <lb ed="#Cn" type="nobreak"/>rentiam <choice><sic>temporis</sic><corr>prolationis</corr></choice>, sicut in tenore de In arboris invenitur ibi.
                <lb ed="#Cn"/>
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                <p><lb ed="#Cn"/><hi>S</hi>incopa est divisio cuiuscumque figurae ad partes separatas quae ad invicem redu
                <lb ed="#Cn" type="nobreak"/>cuntur perfectiones numerando, et tripliciter videlicet in modo, tempore et prolatione.
                <lb ed="#Cn"/>Si fiat in modo, aut fiat in modo perfecto aut imperfecto. Si in modo perfecto,
                <lb ed="#Cn"/>tunc est reperire <choice><abbr>3es</abbr><expan>tres</expan></choice>breves separatas. Vel valorem pro longa, vel
                <lb ed="#Cn"/>unam brevem cum una pausa duorum temporum quae reducatur ad hanc
                <lb ed="#Cn"/><choice><sic>brevevem</sic><corr>brevem</corr></choice>. Si autem fiat in modo imperfecto, tunc est reperire
                <lb ed="#Cn"/>breves tantum separatas quae perfectiones modi numerando reducantur ad invicem, ut hic.
                <lb ed="#Cn"/>
                <figure>
                    <graphic url="Cn_ex_22.jpg" xml:id="Cn_ex_22"/>
                </figure></p>

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                <p><lb ed="#Cn"/><hi>S</hi>i autem fiat in tempore fiat aut in tempore perfecto aut imperfecto. Si fiat in
                <lb ed="#Cn"/>tempore perfecto, tunc brevis dividitur in<choice><abbr>3</abbr><expan>tres</expan></choice>semibreves separatas tantum, vel va
                <lb ed="#Cn" type="nobreak"/>lorem quae similiter ad invicem reducuntur, vel ipsa puncto perfectionis punc
                <lb ed="#Cn" type="nobreak"/>tuatur cuius tertia pars ad aliquam semibrevem solam ad <choice><sic>ipsa</sic><corr>ipsam</corr></choice> reducitur separata
                <lb ed="#Cn"/>ut hic.
                <lb ed="#Cn"/>
                <figure>
                    <graphic url="Cn_ex_23.jpg" xml:id="Cn_ex_23"/>
                </figure></p>

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            <!-- Chapter 31 -->
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                <p><lb ed="#Cn"/><hi>S</hi>imiliter in prolatione, fit duplex aut in maiori prolatione aut
                <lb ed="#Cn"/>in minori. Si autem in maiori, tunc est invenire <choice><abbr>3</abbr><expan>tres</expan></choice>minimas per semi
                <lb ed="#Cn" type="nobreak"/>brevem separatas quae numerando perfectiones prolationis ad invicem reducuntur.
                <lb ed="#Cn"/>Si autem fiat in minori prolatione, tunc est invenire duas minimas tantum
                <lb ed="#Cn"/>pro semibreve separatas <choice><sic>qui</sic><corr>quae</corr></choice>numerando perfectiones ipsius prolationis ad in
                <lb ed="#Cn" type="nobreak"/>vicem reducuntur ut hic.
                <lb ed="#Cn"/>
                <figure>
                    <graphic url="Cn_ex_24.jpg" xml:id="Cn_ex_24"/>
                </figure></p>

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                <p><lb ed="#Cn"/><hi>L</hi>igaturarum alia ascendens, alia descendens. Et quia ars loquitur de primis,
                <lb ed="#Cn"/>mediis et ultimis earum, idcirco de primis et ultimis ligaturae descen
                <lb ed="#Cn" type="nobreak"/>dentis, primo videamus sicut dicit ars prima descendens sine tractu lon
                <lb ed="#Cn" type="nobreak"/>ga est, sed si habuerit tractum a parte sinistra descendentem, dicitur esse brevis.
                <lb ed="#Cn"/>Similiter omnis ultima ligaturae descendentis longa est, nisi fuerit
                <lb ed="#Cn"/>in aliquo corpore figurata, ut hic inferius patebit.
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                <lb ed="#Cn"/>
                <figure>
                    <graphic url="Cn_ex_25.jpg" xml:id="Cn_ex_25"/>
                </figure>
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                <p><lb ed="#Cn"/><hi>N</hi>unc de primis et ultimis ligaturis videamus sicut ars quod prima
                <lb ed="#Cn"/>ascendens, semper est brevis, nisi a parte dextra tractum habuerit descenden
                <lb ed="#Cn" type="nobreak"/>tem. Similiter omnis ultima ascendens brevis, nisi ponatur super penultimam
                <lb ed="#Cn"/>vel a parte dextra tractum ascendentem similiter descendentem, ut hic.
                <lb ed="#Cn"/>
                <figure>
                    <graphic url="Cn_ex_26.jpg" xml:id="Cn_ex_26"/>
                </figure></p>

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            <!-- Chapter 34 -->
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                <p><lb ed="#Cn"/><hi>I</hi>tem omnis tractus ascendens in prima positione ligatura descendentis vel
                <lb ed="#Cn"/>ascendentis facit primas esse semibreves. Et omnes mediae sunt breves
                <lb ed="#Cn"/>cuiuscumque sint ligaturae. Ut hic.
                <lb ed="#Cn"/>
                <figure>
                    <graphic url="Cn_ex_27.jpg" xml:id="Cn_ex_27"/>
                </figure></p>

            </div>

            <!-- Chapter 35 -->
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               <p> <lb ed="#Cn"/><hi>P</hi>ausa est vocum omissio, seu <choice><sic>asperitate</sic><corr>aspiratio</corr></choice> mensurata per tot corporibus quot
                <lb ed="#Cn"/>fuerit figurata. Unde pausa valet tot tempora quot continet spatia.
                <lb ed="#Cn"/>Nam si tenet unum, valet unum. Si tenet duo, valet duo. Si tenet
                <lb ed="#Cn"/>tria, valet tria. Si tenet quatuor, immensurabilis est. Sed illa pausa quae
                <lb ed="#Cn"/>tenet dimidium spatium descendendo valet unam semibrevem de prolatione
                <lb ed="#Cn"/>qua fuerit. Quid ergo fiet de pausa minimae cum minor pausa
                <lb ed="#Cn"/>non possit inveniri quam dimidii spatii. Dico breviter et hoc tenetur
                <lb ed="#Cn"/>ab omnibus expertis in scientia, quod pausa semibrevis debet descendere inferius a
                <lb ed="#Cn"/>linea. Pausa vero minimae debet ascendere superius a linea, tenens dimidium
                <lb ed="#Cn"/>spatium, ut hic.
                <lb ed="#Cn"/>
                <figure>
                    <graphic url="Cn_ex_28.jpg" xml:id="Cn_ex_28"/>
                </figure></p>

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                <p><lb ed="#Cn"/><hi>E</hi>xplicit ars perfecta in musica magistri Philippoti de Vitriaco.</p>

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