Porrectus flexus A porrectus with a low note on the end. Climacus resupinus The opposite of a scandicus flexus. Pes subbipunctus One note up and two notes down. Virga subtripunctis Four notes in a row, going downwards. Virga praetripunctis Four notes in a row, going up.
Little notes lose some of their fullness because they are sung on a complicated syllable.
Again, the top note comes before the note underneath. Porrectus liquescens The little note always comes last. Scandicus liquescens The little note is highest. This is marked by a jagged line in the middle. The first note is held a little longer than the middle one.