Musicalis scientia / Scientie laudabilis
Language: Latin
Triplum:
Musicalis scientia qua regitur melodia
Universis rectoribus
arte suaque praticis, specialiter dilectis
subscriptis suis sublectis
De Douacho dicto Thoma cuius fama fuit Roma
Johanni de Muris quoque de Viteri Philippoque
normanno Dyonisio de Burces et Egidio
Gaudefrido de Baralis, Valquero de Valencienis
de Palatio Roberto atque Louchart Ingelberto
dicto de Soissons Garino, Egidio de Morino
Reginaldo De Tyremont, G. D'Orbendas et Jo. Du Pont
Guisardo de Cameraco et de Bailleul Reginaldo
atque de Machau Guillelmo, Petro Blavot et Matheo
de Luceu, D'Arras Jacobo.
Salutem! et observare sua precepta mandare
vestrum cuilibet cupio, ne sit erroris motio
in dominam rethoricam neque contra grammaticam
lingua secans incomplexa sit in silentio nexa;
cuncta vitia cavete in melodia valete
Duplum:
Scientie laudabilis musice venerabili
rethorica scientia cum omni reverentia,
salutem! o dulcissima, sublectisque gratissima,
tali conquerens nuntio: quod maxima corruptio
a multis canentibus in nostris dictaminibus.
Nam bividunt simplicia faciendo suspiria,
quare pietate rogito remdium his audito!
Translation(s): FRE
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Submitted by Guy Laffaille [Guest Editor]
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Available translations, adaptations, and transliterations (if applicable): - FRE French (Français) (Guy Laffaille) , title unknown, copyright © 2010, (re)printed on this website with kind permission
Text added to the website: 2010-02-17.
Last modified: 2014-06-16 10:03:34
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