"Thanks so much for bringing this to our attention.  I don't know if anyone has already done this, but if anyone is interested, the unidentified conclusion of the piece in the top system of f. 1r is Alleluia Veni electa [M54]. C-Zu V.E.15 preserves…"

"Thank you.  I have it and will consult it on this specific question. Your input is appreciated."

"You might be interested in Jacopo Mazzeo's PhD thesis about “The Two-Part Conductus: Morphology, Dating and Authorship” (University of Southhampton 2015):
https://eprints.soton.ac.uk/389789/1/Jacopo%2520Mazzeo%2520PhD%2520...
But the author is…"

"Looks like a common case of philological domestification in that case. Thanks for pointing it out!"

"None that I know of.  It was a completely editorial decision on Anderson's part, as he says in his edition, vol. 5, p. 113."

"In that case, I just do ask myself which source testifies the olim-version."

"I am sure he would have, but this particular composition (at least as far as we know) is preserved only in F."

"Well, Anderson should have listed all the sources in the apparatus where “olim” replaced the first “fuit”, but F is very likely the earliest!"

"Thank you, Olivier,
Yes, I realize the repetition of "fuit" is necessary.  I was merely arguing for its legitimacy ut stat, since Anderson's edition (which is followed by the CPI website) changed the first "fuit" to "olim."  I have checked Ludwig,…"

"F (fol. 317r) has definitely the repetition of "fuit" (“fuit fuit publica modo sola relinquitur” the first part corresponds melodically to “sola est ac unica”, also for reasons of meter and rhyme)!
In case of doubt I would recommend to check with…"

"A further thought:
Most interestingly, Brunetto Latini brings the Juvenal and Ciceronian references together in his Li Livres dou Trésor, (2,114,2-3). In this passage, Latini notes that those who like to call attention to their noble heritage, but…"

"Thanks to Sean Curran for his reactions!"

"This is wonderful!!  Thank you for bringing it to my attention.  Very much appreciated!"

"Thanks so much!  Some of my friends at the Ars Antiqua Facebook group have suggested some ways to access the images as well.  This is much appreciated"

"Fantastic to have this available, as it includes the only attributed collection of the poems of Philip the Chancellor along with their musical settings.  Too bad there is no way to download the manuscript as a whole... or am I missing something?"