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note: D’AnconaPP, 481, indicates the cc. source as the ‘ed.1512’. Alternate cc = ‘strambocti’ in ed. 1512. Alternate cc. = ‘O gloriosa regina mundi succurre’, with musical settings in many sources (FallowsCat, 589). There are several secular poems with this incipit, including ‘E se gli è ver che l’alma’, and ‘Et se gli è ver che’l spirto vada attorno’; the latter is found in a 15thc. Florentine ms. from Medici circles, Oxford, Bodleian Libarary, Ms. Can. It. 99, and ed. in R. Spongano, I ‘Rispetti di più persone’ nel Ms. Can. It. 99 della Bodleian Library di Oxford, «Studi e problemi di critica testuale», IV, 1972, 79.

note: FallowsCat, 561-2. Music ed HoflerA, no.1 (SevP). It is unclear whether the form of Belcari’s lauda in CS1545 is a single 10-line stanza (a single rhyme scheme, like that of a StrS, runs throughout) or a 6 + 4 structure (as it looks on the page).