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finalis
finalis -e zum Tetrachord der Finales gehörig — belonging to the tetrachord of the finales [s.IX] LmLMus. ench. 4, 5: in primo dumtaxat tono et secundo[] ab archoo vel proto finali usque in eundem gravem , in tertio et quarto a deutero finali usque in eundem gravem ... At vero in acumine a quocumque finali sono usque in tertium eiusdem nominis sonum efferri valet, id est usque in excellentes. LmLScol. ench. 1, 377: Δ: Quare unum tetracordum sub finalibus sonis constituitur, supra finales duo? al. LmLOrg. Bamb. II 9: archoos finalis organizat tetrardo finali. al. LmLInch. Uchub. 198: in protum finalem. al. [s.XI] LmLHermann. mus. p. 46 (p. 139a). LmLAribo 2 p. 25: Prima species diapente ascendit tono, semitonio, ditono a ⋅D⋅ finali in ⋅a⋅ superius. al. LmLAnon. Prag. 290. LmLQuaest. mus. 1, 9 p. 18. LmLTheog. Mett. 33, 1 (p. 193a). al. LmLIoh. Cott. mus. 11, 23: Secundi ergo toni „Gloria“ in ⋅C⋅ gravi incipit, quarti in ⋅E⋅ finali..., septimi in ⋅c⋅ acuta (inde LmLConr. Zab. tract. AX 2). [s.XII] LmLAnon. Pannain p. 113: ⋅D⋅ finalis cum ⋅a⋅ acuta. [s.XIII] LmLAnon. Ratisb. 3, 10: ascendatur ab ⋅e⋅ finali ad ⋅c⋅ acutam. al. LmLEngelb. Adm. 4, 8, 18: a vocibus finalibus per superiores ad excellentes. LmLEngelb. Adm. 4, 20, 2: in ⋅D⋅ finali et ⋅a⋅ prima superiorum. al. [s.XIV] LmLQuat. princ. 3, 36. LmLSumm. Guid. comm. 4, 32. al. LmLHeinr. Eger 5 p. 55. al. Anon. Quaest. 4: sonum gravem et finalem. [s.XV] LmLGob. Pers. p. 189a. al. LmLAnon. Claudifor. 1, 5, 3. al. LmLTrad. Holl. II 62 p. 10 (p. 419a): Signatae (sc. claves) dicuntur, quae in libris et in lineis signantur, et sunt quinque: ⋅Γ⋅ fundamentale, ⋅F⋅ finale, ⋅c⋅ acutum et ⋅d⋅ excelens (sim. LmLLad. Zalk. A 53). al. LmLTrad. Holl. III 7 p. 49: ⋅D⋅ grave finale et ⋅d⋅ superacutum. al. LmLAdam Fuld. 2, 17. LmLLad. Zalk. A 73. al. LmLSzydlov. 8 p. 35: Secunda coniuncta accipitur inter ⋅D⋅ et ⋅E⋅ graves seu finales. LmLMon. In mon. 5: in quo loco ponatur deuterus finalis ad hunc modum . al. LmLMon. Mon. ench. 13. al. v. tetrachordum grave - tetrachordum finale - tetrachordum superius - tetrachordum excellens