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ID no. of Specific Copy	BITAGAP cnum 5678
Uniform Title IDno, Author and Title	texid 3921 Alfonso X, Rei de Leão e Castela. “Loar devemos a que sempre faz [Mettmann 170]”
Date	escrito/a 1250 ca. - 1282 ca.
City, library, collection, & call number	San Lorenzo de El Escorial: Real Biblioteca del Real Monasterio de San Lorenzo de El Escorial, B. I. 2 [Códice de los Músicos] [MS E] | Olim IV. E. 5 | Olim j.b.2
Copied	Iohannes Gundisalvi ?, 1252 - 1300 1281 ad quo (Ferreira) 1272 - 1283 (Chico Picaza)
Location in witness	f. 162r-162v
Incipits & Explicits in witness	texto: Loar deuemos a que sempre faz glosa: Esta e madre de nostro sennor
Poetic Stanza	1 x 2, 5 x 6
References (Most recent first)	Taylor (2013), “El laúd en la Península Ibérica: símbolo del cuerpo y sentimiento humano”, Los sonidos de la lírica medieval hispánica 458-59 Wishart (1992), “Echoes of the past in the present. Surviving traditional instruments and performance practices as a source for performers of medieval secular monody”, Companion to Medieval and Renaissance Music 211 Falvy (1977), “Bölcs Alfonz cantigáinak hangszerábrázolásairól”, Magyar Zene Alfonso X et al. (1959-72), Cantigas de Santa Maria 2:177 , n. 170
Record Status	Created 1989-06-02 Updated 2017-04-10