T156a O domine Iesu Christe propter illam amaritudinem

Tags: 
Prose
To/about Jesus
To/about the Holy Cross
Standardised text incipit: 
O domine Iesu Christe propter illam amaritudinem
Reference sources: 

Full text: MotettiB, No. 2, ff. 6v-7r
Translation: NJE 22.1

Full text: 

O Domine Iesu Christe propter illam amaritudinem, quam pro me sustinuisti in cruce maxime in illa hora quando sanctissima anima tua egressa est de corpore tuo, miserere animae meae in egressu suo. Amen.

English translation: 

O Lord Jesus Christ, for the sake of that bitterness that thou didst sustain for me, hanging on the cross, above all when thy most noble soul departed from thy most holy body, have mercy on my soul in its departure. Amen.

Description: 

From the so-called prayers of St. Gregory on the Passion of the Lord.

Subject: 
Christ; Passion; the Cross; death
Liturgical/devotional association: 
Holy Cross
Passion rituals and observances
the Wounds of Jesus
Correspondences in standard ref works: 

See Baroffio's CIP.

Related texts in polyphonic sources: 

T152–155 and T261–262 all derive from the same set of prayers.

Related texts in other sources: 

Among the Sforza-related sources, see for instance GB-Lbl Add. 34294, f. 167v, where the prayers of St. Gregory appear facing a full-page imago pietatis
amaritudinem] amaritudinem tuam
in illa hora quando sanctissima] quando nobilissima

Literature: 
BLACKBURN 1997
, 595-603
DRAKE 1997
NJE 22
, No. 1
DUFFY 2005
, 238-242
BOYNTON 2013
, 120-121
Further notes: 

For the early medieval origins of the prayers of St. Gregory, their association with the Man of Sorrow and the so-called Imago pietatis, and the related indulgences, see BLACKBURN 1997, 595-603, BOYNTON 2013, 120-121 and DUFFY 2005, 238-242.

Motets with this text

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Source Motet incipit Attribution Rubric Cycle / Text
MotettiB
No. 2: 006v-007r 		O domine Iesu Christe propter illam amaritudinem
ID: M156 		Josquin (as part of C41)
Josquin des Prez 		- C41 O domine Iesu Christe / Officium de passione
T156a O domine Iesu Christe propter illam amaritudinem