Early Latin Hymns: With Introduction and Notes

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University Press, 1922 - Hymns, Latin - 445 pages
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If perchance the will of the body ( cf. ... 26. luteum refers to the material of which the body was formed , cp . ... 29. hinc ] i.e. because the bodies now in the ground will one day rise with their own souls , as is more clearly seen ...
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52 , Lk . viii . maining of bodies that had been 52 , Joh . xi . ... For but a short time remains sepulcra hominum et uide quid ex ere the body which we see resting te nisi cinis et ossa remanebunt . empty without a soul shall seek 15.
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Cath . IX . 84 England . pange uexillum , notatis quod re- 5. ' Here the victim , His body fulget frontibus ; Sedul . Carm . I. pierced by nails , stretching out His 337 en signo sacrata crucis uexilla hands , His feet , was sacrificed ...

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TitleEarly Latin Hymns: With Introduction and Notes
Volume 9 of Cambridge patristic texts
AuthorArthur Sumner Walpole
EditorArthur Sumner Walpole
ContributorArthur Sumner Walpole
PublisherUniversity Press, 1922
Original fromUniversity of Minnesota
Digitized21 Feb 2012
Length445 pages
  
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