Thesaurus hymnologicus: ...J.T. Loeschke, 1855 - Hymns, Greek |
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Aeterne Alleluia Ambrosii Ambrosius andern angelorum Arevali beata Breviarii Romani Breviario carmen carmina carminis Christi Christus codices coeli corde cordis creator crucis cuius cuncta Daniel decus Deo Patri Deum Deus Domini Dominum dulcis ecclesiae eius erste Festo gaudia gaudium gloria gratia honor hora huius Hymn Hymnen hymni hymno hymnorum Hymnus Iesu Iesus Iudaea Jahrh Karlsruhe Laudes laudibus laus Lesart Lied Lieder lucis Maria Martyrum mater Melodie Méril Poésies metrum mihi Mone Monii Monio Monius mortis Nealius neque nunc omne saeculum omnibus Pange lingua paraclito Pascha Paschalis Passione queant laxis Recordare redemptor Reichenauer Hs Rhenov saec saecula saeculum salutis Salve sancto sanctorum scheint schon scriptura semper sine Spiritus steht Stephenson Strophe Stuttgart Brev tamen Tege Thes Thesauro tibi Trench Trier Trinitas tunc Urbano VIII Veni redemptor gentium Verse Vesperas virginis virgo vita vitae wohl zweite
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Page 31 - Adfirmabant autem hanc fuisse summam vel culpae suae vel erroris, quod essent soliti stato die ante lucem convenire carmenque Christo quasi deo dicere secum invicem seque sacramento non in scelus aliquod obstringere, sed ne furta, ne latrocinia, ne adulteria committerent, ne fidem fallerent, ne depositum appellati abnegarent.
Page 290 - Diva philippica, vox ubi coelica nunc Ciceronis? Pax ubi civibus atque rebellibus ira Catonis? Nunc ubi Regulus, aut ubi Romulus, aut ubi Remus? Stat rosa pristina nomine, nomina nuda tenemus.
Page 63 - ... tenebras Figmentum tuae dexterae Perennis lucis lumine. Diei huius gratia Concede sine crimine Custodia perpetua 20 Fruamur tua, Domine. Alleluia pus edite laudibus. M. In Dominica prima Quadragesimae ad Vesperas apud Mozarabes : alias in Septuagésima Th. I. p. 262. Alleluia pus edite laudibus Cives aetherei: psallite suaviter Alleluia perenne. Hiñe vos perpetui luminis accolae 5 Ad summum resonate hymniferis choris Alleluia perenne. Vos Urbs eximia suscipiet Dei Quae laetis resonans cantibus,...
Page 99 - O Paule, suscipe nostra precamina, cuius philosophos vicit industria; factus oeconomus in domo regia, divini muneris appone fercula; ut quae repleverit te sapientia ipsa nos repleat tua per dogmata.
Page 1 - It is as though, building an altar to the living God, he would observe the Levitical precept, and rear it of unhewn stones, upon which no tool had been lifted. The great objects of faith in their simplest expression are felt by him so sufficient to stir all the deepest affections of the heart, that any attempt to dress them up, to array them in moving language, were merely superfluous. The passion is there, but it is latent and represt, a fire burning inwardly, the glow of an austere enthusiasm,...
Page 118 - Beda de Metris cf. p. 20. Neale Med. H. p. 9: It manifestly contains the germ of the Dies irae, to which, however inferior in lyric fervour and effect, it scarcely yields in devotion and simple realisation of its subiect. Du Méril Poésies Populaires Latines I. p. 125 sq.. carmen excudi curavit, in uno versu a nostra scriptura discrepans:, 16. parent. Saeculum Nonum et Decimum. Complectuntur hymnos, quorum mentio fit apud Hincmarum. Porro prodeunt carmina Codicis Rhenoviensis 111. se. X. (R).*)...
Page 93 - Trinitate sacri credit nominis tribusque personis uñara docetque substantiam. ' Zona Domini praecinctus, diebus ac noctibus, 90 sine intermissione Deum orat Dominum, cuius ingentis laboris percepturus praemium cum apostolis regnabit Sanctus super Israhel. Patricius episcopus oret pro nobis ómnibus, ut deleantur protinus peccata quae commisimus, 95 Patricii laudes semper dicamus, ut nos cum illo semper vivamus! 10. Du Méril suspicatur super que m. Vel ita, vel super quam se. fidem. 11. D. inclusit:...
Page 109 - Rugged and unpoetical as this hymn is, it has a certain pious simplicity about it which renders it well worthy of preservation.
Page 188 - Tu cum virgineo, mater, honore Angelorum domino pectoris aulam Sacris visceribus casta parasti ; Natus hinc Deus est corpore Christas.
Page 53 - Jahrh. mit der Melodie; beide Strophen in einem Gebete des' Anselm von Canterbury (orat. 1. p. 342), ohne dass der Herausgeber Gerberon bemerkte, dass dieses Bruchstücke eines alten Hymnus sind. Dasselbe Gebet beginnt mit den Versen des bekannten Liedes auf die h. Dreieinigkeit: O lux beata trinitas et principalis unitas, zu welchem aber obige Strophen nicht gehören. Den Titel hat nur die Hs. Die erste Strophe kommt in manchen Hss. und Ausgaben als die sechste des obigen Hymnus Veni creator No....