Author Matins Common-of-a-Widow psalmody (secular-sourced), alias Several-Women-Martyrs

Closes the last 2 of 20 Matins psalmody-override Common categories. The
Monastic-1617 track alone was a genuine dead end here -- no real saint
in the Monastic corpus ever invokes this Common, so there was no live
Monastic rendering to verify a hand-resolution against. Resolved per
explicit user authorization to source secular-track content directly,
consistent with this project's existing blended-source design: combined
a direct read of CommuneM/C7.txt's own psalm-substitution rule with one
live secular query (version=Tridentine - 1906) against St. Bridget of
Sweden to supply the actual antiphon text.

Nocturn 1/2 end up near-identical to common-of-a-virgin-martyr.yml (one
antiphon substituted, since Virgin-Martyr's own text literally calls her
a Virgin) -- too close to alias, not close enough to merge, same
reasoning as common-of-a-confessor vs. common-of-a-confessor-bishop.
Nocturn 3 is genuinely Widow-specific (Parable of the Pearl of Great
Price); its English has no source counterpart and is self-translated,
marked draft-quality.

common-of-several-women-martyrs aliased here: its own Monastic template
whole-file-inherits the same base with no genuine Matins-nocturn
override anywhere in the traced redirect chain.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01PhysogLP9eCeKS7JEwRi6y

src/data/hours/matins-psalmody-overrides/categories/common-of-a-widow.yml

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+# Generic Common-of-a-Widow (`C7a`, "Commune non Virginum non Martyrum")
+# Matins psalmody. Genuinely sourced from the SECULAR track, by explicit
+# user authorization (2026-08-28): "there is nothing at all wrong with
+# using text from secular sources" -- this project already blends
+# Monastic 1617 structure with secular/Tridentine 1906 and Divino Afflatu
+# content elsewhere by design (see this repo's own CLAUDE.md, "Not a
+# reconstruction"). Two prior passes found this Common genuinely blocked
+# in the Monastic-1617 track alone: `CommuneM/C7a.txt` redirects Matins
+# content to `@CommuneM/C7` ("Commune Unius non Virginis Martyris"), a
+# 12-lesson structure stitched from secular fragments with psalm-number
+# substitutions, and no real saint anywhere in the Monastic (`SanctiM/`)
+# corpus ever invokes it -- so there was no live Monastic rendering to
+# check a hand-resolution against.
+#
+# Resolved this pass by combining a direct source-read of the Monastic
+# substitution rule with a live SECULAR query to fill in the actual text:
+#
+# 1. `CommuneM/C7.txt`'s own `[Ant Matutinum]` directive is
+#    `@Commune/C7:: s/95/84/ s/96/86/ s/97/95/` followed by
+#    `@CommuneM/C6:AntMatutinumM:1-3` -- i.e. take secular `Commune/C7`'s
+#    own 9-antiphon Matins list, renumber its LAST THREE psalms
+#    (95->84, 96->86, 97->95), then append the first 3 of
+#    `common-of-a-virgin-martyr.yml`'s own `AntMatutinumM` source block.
+#    This is the *exact same construction rule* already used (and
+#    already verified correct) to build `common-of-a-virgin-martyr.yml`
+#    itself from `CommuneM/C6.txt`'s own directive of the same shape --
+#    confirmed by cross-checking that this rule's own predicted tail
+#    (psalms 96/97/98, "Unguéntum effúsum.../Pulchra es et decóra.../
+#    Accínxit fortitúdine lumbos suos...") is BYTE-IDENTICAL to that
+#    already-authored file's own Nocturn 2 tail -- not a coincidence,
+#    both Commons literally append the same 3-entry block.
+# 2. Secular `Commune/C7`'s own 9-antiphon base was live-verified
+#    end-to-end against St. Bridget of Sweden (`command=prayMatutinum`,
+#    `version=Tridentine - 1906`, 2026-10-08, a real Duplex day, clean/
+#    un-outranked -- her own `Sancti/10-08.txt` reads plain "vide C7a").
+#    Her rendered page confirms 9 psalms (8,18,23,44,45,47,95,96,97) with
+#    real La/En antiphon text for each -- applying rule 1's substitution
+#    (95->84,96->86,97->95) to her own last 3 gives the psalm numbers
+#    below.
+#
+# Net result: Nocturn 1 and the Nocturn 1/2-closing versicles are
+# BYTE-IDENTICAL to `common-of-a-virgin-martyr.yml` except ONE antiphon
+# (Psalm 18) -- Virgin-Martyr's own "Ante torum * hujus Vírginis..."
+# literally names her a Virgin, inappropriate for a Widow, so this
+# Common substitutes a different (still Song-of-Songs-sourced) text for
+# that one slot, live-confirmed. Nocturn 2 is fully byte-identical to
+# Virgin-Martyr's own (same construction tail, rule 1 above). NOT
+# aliased to `common-of-a-virgin-martyr.yml` despite the near-total
+# overlap, because that one antiphon is a real, live-verified difference
+# -- same "too close to alias, not close enough to merge" situation as
+# `common-of-a-confessor` vs. `common-of-a-confessor-bishop`.
+#
+# Nocturn 3 antiphon is genuinely Widow-specific and NOT part of the
+# Nocturn-1/2 substitution above: `CommuneM/C7.txt`'s own
+# `[Ant Matutinum 3N]` tag gives "Invénta bona margaríta * dedit ómnia
+# sua, et comparávit eam." directly (read from source, not queried) --
+# the Parable of the Pearl of Great Price (Matt 13:45-46), distinct from
+# Virgin-Martyr's own Nocturn 3 antiphon (the Parable of the Ten
+# Virgins, Matt 25). No English translation exists anywhere in the
+# reference engine's own English `CommuneM/C7.txt` for this antiphon
+# (the file skips straight to Responsory12) -- translated here directly
+# from the Vulgate/Douay-Rheims wording of the parable it quotes, marked
+# as this file's own draft-quality English per this project's "prefer
+# text over missing" convention. The Nocturn 3 versicle IS
+# byte-identical to Virgin-Martyr's own (`Elégit eam Deus...`),
+# live-confirmed via St. Bridget's own page.
+#
+# Nocturn 3 canticle: the real Lectio10-12 content behind this Common
+# (`CommuneM/C7.txt`'s own directives, ultimately secular `Commune/C7`'s
+# Lectio8/9) is St. Gregory the Great's homiletic commentary on the same
+# parable (Homilia 11 in Evangelia), not a distinct OT/Apocryphal
+# canticle triplet the way Virgin-Martyr's own Sirach/Isaiah set is --
+# genuinely a different kind of content than this schema's `canticles`
+# field is shaped for. Cited here as the Gospel pericope itself
+# (Matt 13:44-46, the Parables of the Hidden Treasure and the Pearl),
+# which is what `Commune/C7.txt`'s own `[Lectio7]` reads before Gregory's
+# homily begins, and what the Nocturn 3 antiphon itself directly quotes
+# -- the closest honest citation available, flagged here as a
+# best-effort mapping rather than a literal canticle-triplet match.
+#
+# `aliases` also registers `common-of-several-women-martyrs` (`C7b`)
+# here: `CommuneM/C7b.txt` whole-file inherits `@CommuneM/C7` too (this
+# file's own Monastic base), and its own overrides
+# (`[Versum 1]`/`[Ant 1]`/etc., from secular `Commune/C7b.txt`) are
+# either Lauds-only (the "[Ant 1]" tag, same bare-naming disambiguation
+# already established for `common-of-a-confessor-doctor.yml`'s own `C4a`
+# case) or an explicit `[Nocturn 1 Versum]` override that redirects to
+# `Commune/C6:Versum 1` -- read directly, that resolves to "Spécie tua et
+# pulchritúdine tua. / Inténde, próspere procéde, et regna.", the exact
+# same Nocturn 1 versicle already in this file, so the override changes
+# nothing. No genuine Matins-nocturn-antiphon override exists anywhere in
+# `C7b.txt`. Not live-verifiable against a real Monastic-calendar saint
+# (same reasoning as the Widow case above), but the redirect chain is
+# unambiguous and directly traceable, same confidence level already used
+# to alias `common-of-a-confessor-pope` in the prior pass.
+id: common-of-a-widow
+aliases: [common-of-several-women-martyrs]
+nocturn1:
+  groups:
+    - psalms: [8]
+      antiphon:
+        la: "O quam pulchra * est casta generátio cum claritáte!"
+        en: "O how lovely and glorious * is the generation of the chaste."
+    - psalms: [18]
+      antiphon:
+        la: "Læva ejus * sub cápite meo, et déxtera illíus amplexábitur me."
+        en: "His left hand is under my head, * and his right hand doth embrace me."
+    - psalms: [23]
+      antiphon:
+        la: "Revértere, * revértere, Sunamítis; revértere, ut intueámur te."
+        en: "Return, return, O Shulammith * Return, return, that we may look upon thee."
+    - psalms: [44]
+      antiphon:
+        la: "Spécie tua * et pulchritúdine tua inténde, próspere procéde, et regna."
+        en: "In thy comeliness and thy beauty, * go forward, fare prosperously, and reign."
+    - psalms: [45]
+      antiphon:
+        la: "Adjuvábit eam * Deus vultu suo: Deus in médio ejus, non commovébitur."
+        en: "God shall help * her with His countenance: God is in the midst of her; she shall not be moved."
+    - psalms: [47]
+      antiphon:
+        la: "Aquæ multæ * non potuérunt exstínguere caritátem."
+        en: "Many waters cannot * quench love."
+  versicle:
+    v:
+      la: "Spécie tua et pulchritúdine tua."
+      en: "In thy comeliness and thy beauty."
+    r:
+      la: "Inténde, próspere procéde, et regna."
+      en: "Go forward, fare prosperously, and reign."
+nocturn2:
+  groups:
+    - psalms: [84]
+      antiphon:
+        la: "Nigra sum, * sed formósa, fíliæ Jerúsalem; ídeo diléxit me Rex, et introdúxit me in cubículum suum."
+        en: "I am black but comely, * O ye daughters of Jerusalem; therefore hath the King loved me, and brought me into his chamber."
+    - psalms: [86]
+      antiphon:
+        la: "Trahe me post te, * in odórem currémus unguentórum tuórum: óleum effúsum nomen tuum."
+        en: "Draw me after thee * we will run after the savour of thy good ointments; thy name is as oil poured forth."
+    - psalms: [95]
+      antiphon:
+        la: "Veni, Sponsa Christi, * áccipe corónam, quam tibi Dóminus præparávit in ætérnum."
+        en: "Come, Bride of Christ, * and take the everlasting crown which the Lord hath prepared for thee."
+    - psalms: [96]
+      antiphon:
+        la: "Unguéntum effúsum * nomen tuum; ideo adolescéntulæ dilexérunt te nimis."
+        en: "Thy name is as oil poured out: * therefore young maidens have loved thee."
+    - psalms: [97]
+      antiphon:
+        la: "Pulchra es * et decóra fília Jerúsalem, terríbilis ut castrórum ácies ordináta."
+        en: "O my love, * sweet and comely as Jerusalem: terrible as an army set in array."
+    - psalms: [98]
+      antiphon:
+        la: "Accínxit * fortitúdine lumbos suos, et roborávit bráchium suum; ideóque lucérna ejus non exstinguétur in sempitérnum."
+        en: "She hath girded * her loins with strength, and hath strengthened her arm."
+  versicle:
+    v:
+      la: "Adjuvábit eam Deus vultu suo."
+      en: "God shall help her with His countenance."
+    r:
+      la: "Deus in médio ejus, non commovébitur."
+      en: "God is in the midst of her, she shall not be moved."
+nocturn3:
+  antiphon:
+    la: "Invénta bona margaríta * dedit ómnia sua, et comparávit eam."
+    en: "Having found a good pearl, * she gave all that she had, and bought it."
+  canticles:
+    - refs:
+        - { book: matt, chapter: 13, verses: "44-46" }
+  versicle:
+    v:
+      la: "Elégit eam Deus, et præelégit eam."
+      en: "God hath chosen her, and fore-chosen her."
+    r:
+      la: "In tabernáculo suo habitáre facit eam."
+      en: "He hath made her to dwell in His tabernacle."