note: see ‘Piango’ as cc. source

note: alternate cc. = ‘O rosa mia gientile’, ‘Non à lo cor gientile’, ‘O benigno Signore’, modo proprio (see musical settings assoc. with latter two for possible music sources for ‘Più bel viso’).

note: cc. probably refers to Belcari’s lauda ‘Tanta pietà mi tira’, which serves as a cc. for 5 other laude.

note: re. a later lauda (c.1595) by Razzi with this same incipit, but a different form, see MaceyS, 102, 230.

note: GhisiCC, 99 includes this in his list of carnival songs servings as models for laude. 2nd line of cc. title reads, ‘del buon pescie sanza scoglio’

note: remainder of cc. incipit in Ch266 is ‘del buon pescie senza scoglio’. GhisiCC, 99 includes this in his list of carnival songs servings as models for laude.

note: LuisiLG, i, 232 erroneously indicates ‘Creature la plus belle’ and ‘Cosa crudel’ as cc. for ‘A te ritorna’. Ch266 calls cc. a ballata.

note: ‘Partiti messere e va lo tuo camino’ in R2224, where it is the cc. for ‘O Jesù Cristo padre e salvatore’ (Str:11).

note: incipit similar to the lauda ‘Crocifisso che nel ciel dimori’ (BaMn:11). Text of cc. transmitted in Ch266 without cc. (fols. 221v-222r).