Oh, and music available as pdf, for those of you that enjoy these
   puzzles too.
   David

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   On 28 May 2016 at 13:40, David van Ooijen <[3]davidvanooi...@gmail.com>
   wrote:

        Danke, Matthias, that's helpful.
        I think quitam is quintam. Would make more sense to me. (All I
     have is
        a 1900-ish edition of the text and music. The little wiggly
     things
        above the letters might well be missing in this edition. The
     original
        is by Cornelis Schuyt, ca 1600)
        With the aid of your translation and the music in front of me, I
     come
        to something like this, but it is a wishful translation to what
     seems
        to work with the music:
        Canon with two answers. (meaning there are two possible solutions
     to
        the canon?)
        For four [voices]. Or: canon in fourth. (Which makes sense for
        entrances 2 and 3)
        The last [voice] (meaning the bass, or the last of entrances 2
     and 3?)
        is (comes) first, and the first [voice] comes the second
     [entrance].
        Puzzling line, it might hint at the second solution?
        These two entrances can be interchanged (meaning equal voices?).
        The fourth entrance answers in the fifth below.
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        On 28 May 2016 at 13:20, Mathias RAP:sel
        <[3][6]mathias.roe...@t-online.de> wrote:
             Ave!
             Anyone able to shed some light on this Latin description on
     how
          to
             solve a canon riddle?
             Canon doppia consequenza. A 4.
          Even the Latin is a riddle to me. Sure that quitam in the 3rd
     line
          is
          correct?
          Mathias
          Ultimi erunt primi et primi Secundi.
          The last ones will be the the first ones, and the first ones
     [will
          be]
          second
           Vices suas alternis quisque obitote.
          each of you shall go interchangingly
          Quartae periodo, quitam periodum    reciprocam subiicitote.
          You shall subject the possible period tuned back to the fourth
          period
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