note: CattinR,33. Full cc. incipit in M690 reads: ‘Non so perché si sia/signor a questa volta’.

note: see CattinR, no.95. Alternate cc. = ‘La pueril bellezza’, ‘Più bel viso che’l sole’ (all 3 in M690 & R196). Lauda differs from ‘O peccatore ingrato contempla’ (R2896), & three laude with a similar incipit in Ch266.

note: Among the ‘canzone a ballo’ listed in Benedetto Dei’s chronicle, is the title ‘E non ci è magior dolor’, attr. to G. di Ser Luigi; see LuisiMF, 89-91. The complete incipit of the cc. in Ch266 is ‘Non cie magior diletto che senpre a gientil donna star sugietto’.

note: in LA424, ‘della passione di Cristo’, sent to Pagolo di Jacopo vaiaio.

note: in LA424, ‘mandata a Cristofano ottonaio’; this is the lauda poet and singer Cristofano da Miniato, a brassworker who whose first recorded activity is as a singer for the Company of San Zanobi in 1456. He wrote two extant laude with cc. links: ‘Vergine alta Regina’ and ‘Vergine santa immaculata e pura’; see WilsonMM, 176; WilsonHM, 291.

note: also in M30, ‘Mosso’ cc. = ‘Senno mi pare’; in M690 latter is cc. for both ‘pazzia’ laude. On the ‘pazzia’ theme in Florentine laude & youth spirituality, see MaceyB, 85.