Note 41 — Chapter VII · LATIN POETIC IN THE TWELFTH AND THIRTEENTH CENTURIES
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As a document also it is interesting both for its examples and, if the text may be trusted, for some of its terms: “a rithmo qui constat ex duabus percussionibus” (35); “in prosis que cantantur in ecclesia” (42, the regular twelfth-century use, as for the hymns of Adam of St. Victor); “frequenter contigit in gallicis consonantiis” (59); “sed in toto ymnario quo nos utimur nonnisi tres diversitates metri autentice sunt” (60).