Li jalous par tout sunt fustat / Tuit cil qui sunt enamourat / Veritatem Anonymous editor of the source edition Monique Rio mechanical conversion of the source edition to MEI Motetus editions LilyPond converter (tools/stcpress.py 1.1.0) Motetus (AEM Ventures SRL) 2026-10-21

This MEI file is a mechanical conversion of Monique Rio's edition (St Cecilia Press, https://stcpress.org), which is licensed CC BY 4.0 according to the publisher's statement and the edition's own score footer. Because the licence badge on the publisher's page links to CC BY-SA 4.0, the conversion is released under CC BY-SA 4.0 (https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/4.0/), which satisfies either reading. Attribution: edition by Monique Rio, St Cecilia Press; MEI conversion by Motetus (AEM Ventures SRL). Changes: converted from LilyPond to MEI 5.1; see the encodingDesc and revisionDesc.

https://stcpress.org/about (retrieved 2026-10-21): "Monique's transcriptions are done in Lilypond, and may be used with attribution. (CC By 4.0)"

Footer of the edition's PDF score: "© Monique Rio (CC BY 4.0)"

Footer markup of the edition's score.ly: "© Monique Rio (CC BY 4.0)"

 Li jalous - Tuit ci qui - Veritatem Monique Rio St Cecilia Press 27-Aug-2018 dcbcfbe7eab66322718c8defa48a2dff19f4706b Files used: li_jalous_par_tout_sunt_fustat_tuit_cil_qui_sunt_enamourat_veritatem.ly, li_jalous_par_tout_sunt_fustat_tuit_cil_qui_sunt_enamourat_veritatem.mid, li_jalous_par_tout_sunt_fustat_tuit_cil_qui_sunt_enamourat_veritatem.pdf, metadata.yaml, score.ly. Retrieved 2026-10-21. Montpellier, Bibliothèque interuniversitaire, Section Médecine, H 196 (Montpellier Codex) Montpellier Bibliothèque interuniversitaire, Section Médecine H 196 F-MO 218v-219r Folios as stated by the edition's metadata.yaml, which leaves the position empty ('Montpellier Codex') but links 2 library images that the library files as 196218vZ.jpg and 196219rZ.jpg; the library's IIIF manifest in Foli@ gives these pages the pagination 218v and 219r. tools/stcpress.py with tools/lyimport (LilyPond subset reader, MEI score writer)

The LilyPond source is read by a strict reader for the subset of LilyPond used by the edition (relative pitches, durations, manual beams, a partial first measure, lyrics with hyphens, extenders and skips, and font-size and alignment overrides of the lyric text, which are read as layout and not encoded). Accidentals are written where LilyPond's default accidental rule prints them; every altered note also carries its sounding accidental (@accid.ges). Lyrics are attached to notes with LilyPond's \lyricsto rules. Any construct outside the subset stops the conversion. No music was entered or corrected by hand.

All notes, rests and syllables come from the source edition's LilyPond file at the pinned commit, converted mechanically. Nothing was transcribed from the manuscript for this encoding.

Pitch, onset and duration of every note and the placement of every syllable were checked automatically against the edition's own MIDI file (checks/midi-compare.json).

Accidentals: written accidentals are encoded where LilyPond's default accidental rule prints them in the edition; sounding alterations are given in @accid.ges on every other altered note.

Each voice carries its own text as verse 1 of its staff, as in the edition; the tenor is texted only with its incipit '[PROPTER] VERITATEM', set as one lyric item under its first note, as in the edition. Lyrics, punctuation and spelling are copied from the edition.

The edition prints the tenor's text smaller (\override LyricText.font-size = #-1) and sets its first syllable flush left (\once \override LyricText.self-alignment-X = #LEFT); these are layout settings of the lyric line and are not encoded.

Beams are encoded where the edition beams explicitly (the edition switches automatic beaming off). Layout instructions of the edition (page size, staff size, system spacing) and its ambitus signs at the start of each staff are not encoded.

 Li jalous par tout sunt fustat / Tuit cil qui sunt enamourat / Veritatem Anonymous Old French; tenor Latin motet Motetus (AEM Ventures SRL)

Converted mechanically from the LilyPond source of Monique Rio's edition (St Cecilia Press, commit dcbcfbe) with tools/stcpress.py 1.1.0. No note, rest or syllable was added, removed or corrected by hand.
Li Tuit ja lous par tout cil qui sunt e [PROPTER] VERITATEM sunt fus tat et na mou rat veig por tent corne en nent dan car, li mi le front; part au tre non. La tout doi vent es re gi ne le tre hu at. La com men dat tuit re gi ne le com cil qui sunt e men dat qu na mou rat. que d'un bas ton soi li ja lous soi ent fra pat et ent fus tat fors cha cie hors com de la dan ce me lar ron. S'en d'un ba ston tuit dan ca de veil cil qui sunt e lent en trar, fier na mou rat veig les du pie com nent a vant li me gar con. au tre non.