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THE CONDUCTUS 335
Another tune, where the first two bars suggest the opening strain of
'Country Gardens' (one of the best known folk-tunes, popularized
in Percy Grainger's arrangement), provides the final cauda of the
three-voiced Sanctus trope 'Perpetuo numine':
1 Ibid., fo. 121 T . For the melody of *In hoc anni circulo' see Piae Cantiones (1582),
ed. G. R. Woodward (London, 1910), no. ii. The tune is found for one voice in Paris,
Bibl. Nat. lat. 1 139, fo. 48. This is a twelfth-century manuscript, but this piece, accord
ing to Spanke (*St. Martial-Studien', in Zeitschriftfur fianzosische Sprache und Litera-
tur, liv (1930), p. 296), is in a later hand than the rest of the manuscript.
3 Wolfenbttttel 677, fo. 83 \ Extracts from this and the next example are recorded in
The History of Music in Sound, ii, side 16.