Early Latin Hymns: With Introduction and Notes

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Arthur Sumner Walpole
Georg Olms Verlag - 445 pages

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Section 1
1
Section 2
5
Section 3
11
Section 4
16
Section 5
50
Section 6
57
Section 7
58
Section 8
69
Section 24
227
Section 25
234
Section 26
253
Section 27
256
Section 28
258
Section 29
262
Section 30
268
Section 31
271

Section 9
77
Section 10
87
Section 11
109
Section 12
115
Section 13
123
Section 14
138
Section 15
149
Section 16
159
Section 17
160
Section 18
164
Section 19
185
Section 20
188
Section 21
189
Section 22
201
Section 23
205
Section 32
277
Section 33
279
Section 34
293
Section 35
306
Section 36
325
Section 37
333
Section 38
345
Section 39
368
Section 40
377
Section 41
395
Section 42
402
Section 43
405
Section 44
406
Section 45
411
Section 46
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Page 32 - gainst that season comes Wherein our Saviour's birth is celebrated, The bird of dawning singeth all night long : And then, they say, no spirit dares stir abroad; The nights are wholesome ; then no planets strike, No fairy takes, nor witch hath power to charm, So hallow'd and so gracious is the time.
Page 6 - God, of the substance of the Father, begotten before the worlds; and Man, of the substance of his mother, born in the world...
Page 131 - Fac, cum vocante somno Castum petis cubile, Frontem locumque cordis Crucis figura signet. Crux pellit omne crimen, Fugiunt crucem tenebrae; Tali dicata signo Mens fluctuare nescit.
Page 116 - Si Maro, si Flaccus, si Naso et Persius horret, Lucanus si te Papiniusque tedet, Pareat eximio dulcis Prudentius ore, Carminibus variis nobilis ille satis...
Page 124 - Ps. cxlv. (cxlvi.) 6 qui fecit caelum et terram, mare, et omnia quae in eis sunt, from Exodus xx.
Page 33 - Gallo canente spes redit, aegris salus refunditur, mucro latronis conditur, lapsis fides revertitur. Jesu, labantes respice et nos videndo corrige: si respicis, lapsus cadunt, fletuque culpa solvitur. Tu, lux, refulge sensibus mentisque somnum discute, te nostra vox primum sonet et vota solvamus libi.
Page 24 - The great objects of faith in their simplest expression are felt by him BO 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, which reveals itself indeed, but not to every careless beholder.
Page 50 - Deum nullo modo ambigimus confitendu-m. accipe etiam in hymno sacri antistitis et confessoris Ambrosii, quem in natali Dominico catholica per omnes Italiae et Galliae regiones persultat ecclesia : procede de thalamo tuo, geminae gigans substantiae.
Page 14 - Vngi quoque necesse est eum qui baptizatus est ut accepto chrismate id est unctione esse unctus dei et habere in se gratiam Christi possit.
Page 51 - Egressus eius a patre, | regressus eius ad patrem, | Excursus usque ad inferos, | recursus ad sedem dei.

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