Terce - Ad Tertiam
Prime, Terce, Sext and None (the "small hours") - only consist of a hymn, three psalms, one antiphon, the chapter (with responsory) and the final prayer(s). The hymn is in most uses the same at all the small hours, which can be confirmed here at Terce. (If it is different from prime note the incipits of the hymn at the following hours). Appropiate notes from Terce:
Hymn: incipit (same as Prime or different)
Psalms: Group: [119,120,121] [122,123,124] [118 (continued)]
Antiphon: incipit
Chapter: incipit; (Optional: Responsory-verses: incipits)
Prayer(s): incipit(s) (optional) Checklist: Deus in adiutorium meum intende etc.-
Hymnus Check if the hymn is the same as ad Primam:
Same hymn at Prime, Terce, Sext and None (Cf. Prime)
Different hymn at each of the small hours: Incipit: (the following list is not complete)
Ave maris stella (early sources from Flanders)
Eterni regis genitrix (Metz 14th)
Gabriel dei archangelus (Canterbury 12th)
Maria dei sanctissima (Carmelite c.1500)
Maria ventre concepit (Liège)
Memento salutis auctor (Prague, Premonstratensian, Sion +)
Nunc sancte nobis spiritus (early Flanders)
O gloriosa domina
Quem credimus ex virgine [or: Te credimus] (France OSB, England)
Quem terra ponthus (Saumur)
Rex xpe clementissime
Te credimus, see: Quem credimus
Veni creator spiritus
Virgo singularis (Aniane)
Different:
Antiphona: (Check the full text before the chapter)
Maria virgo assumpta est (Use of Rome +various others) GKS 1607, Thott 540, Thott 541, Thott 546
Alma virgo maria (Cambrai, Prag, +) Thott 542
Beata mater et innupta (Liège, Konstanz, +)
Benedicta filia (Clermont only)
Cum iocunditate (Bruges St. Donatian)
Dignare me (Paris, Bayeux, +various others) Thott 535
