 A payment record remains, as well as a mention of the first performance, which took place on May 8, 1483, the 54th anniversary of the original thanksgiving ceremony.Eloy also wrote a five-voice mass which survives, the "Missa Dixerunt discipuli", an elaborate tour-de-force of contrapuntal practice, which was praised by Tinctoris.The mass was likely composed around 1470, since the date of Tinctoris's publication was 1472-1475, and three- and four-voice imitative sections such as appeared within it were quite rare before 1470.