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The advent hymn Christi caterua clamitat ( which I would put in the IXth century ) was assigned by Mone to the Vth , by Daniel to the XIVth century . It is not included in this collection . On the other hand Grates tibi Iesu nouas ...
The advent hymn Christi caterua clamitat ( which I would put in the IXth century ) was assigned by Mone to the Vth , by Daniel to the XIVth century . It is not included in this collection . On the other hand Grates tibi Iesu nouas ...
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1 generally , be called the Benedictine hymns , so that the inscription of the IXth century Ms Rheinau 34 is to be taken literally ( at least so far as Benedict is concerned ) , and not , as it has been taken , rhetorically : incipiunt ...
1 generally , be called the Benedictine hymns , so that the inscription of the IXth century Ms Rheinau 34 is to be taken literally ( at least so far as Benedict is concerned ) , and not , as it has been taken , rhetorically : incipiunt ...
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1 ( IXth century ) . b The so - called Antiphonary of Bangor written between 680-691 now in the Ambrosian Library at Milan , C. 5 inf . c The Book of Cerne , Cambridge University Library Ll . I. 10 ( IXth century ) . d St Gall 2 ...
1 ( IXth century ) . b The so - called Antiphonary of Bangor written between 680-691 now in the Ambrosian Library at Milan , C. 5 inf . c The Book of Cerne , Cambridge University Library Ll . I. 10 ( IXth century ) . d St Gall 2 ...
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| Title | Early Latin Hymns: With Introduction and Notes Volume 9 of Cambridge patristic texts |
| Author | Arthur Sumner Walpole |
| Editor | Arthur Sumner Walpole |
| Contributor | Arthur Sumner Walpole |
| Publisher | University Press, 1922 |
| Original from | University of Minnesota |
| Digitized | 21 Feb 2012 |
| Length | 445 pages |
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