«Pleni sunt coeli» «Nunquid iustificari potest» - canon at the fifth above
| Language: Latin | Pleni sunt coeli et terra gloria tua Nunquid iustificari potest homo conparatus deo aut apparere nudus natus de muliere ecce luna non splendet et stellae non sunt mundae in conspectu eius quanto magis homo putredo et filius hominis vermis |
| Heyden (1540), 7: [p. 38:] Infimae uocis tertium exemplum. Fuga duorum, in Subdiatessaron. Iosquini. | This canon is employed as solmization exercises: after the time signature there is found the solmization key syllables. |
| Various composers (1545-a), 74: LXXIIII. Ioskin. In Hyperdiapente, post pausam semibreuem. «Nunquid iustificari potest» | Contrafactum. |
| Glareanus (1547), 1: [p. 242:] Monados in Hypodorius prius exemplum ex Hercule Iodoci Pratensis. «Pleni sunt coeli» | Original setting. |
| Paix (1587), 1: Fuga D. Iodoci Pratensis vulgo Iusquin de pres, in epidiapente. | Textless canon at the fifth above. |
| Jöde, Kanon | Anthology of canons found in various sources. |
| Bellin, Rhau | Complete edition of the duo anthology published by Rhau. |
| Miller, Glarean | English modern edition of Glareanus' treatise. |
| Miller, Heyden | English modern edition of Heyden's treatise. |
| Mönk, Rhau | Partial modern edition of Rhau's anthology. |
| Josquin des Prez, Pleni sunt coeli from Missa Hercules Dux Ferrariae. Modern edition: Smijers, Josquin: Missen | The duo is a section of this mass. |
