Early Latin Hymns: With Introduction and Notes

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University Press, 1922 - Hymns, Latin - 445 pages
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Hymnum dicat turba fratrum , hymnum cantus personet , Christo regi concinnantes laudes demus debitas . tu Dei de corde Verbum , tu uia , tu ueritas , Iesse uirga tu uocaris , te leonem legimus . dextra Patris , mons et agnus , angularis ...
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Hebraea proles aurea laudes ferebat debitas . nos ergo tanto iudici 45 curramus omnes obuiam ; palmas gerentes gloriae mente canamus sobria . 43 prolis Bb la . 44 ferebant Hb2 Ia , domino ( pro deb . ) Aa . 45 tanti iudici ( s ) Abf Vs.
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rex Christe clementissime , tu corda nostra posside , ut tibi laudes debitas reddamus omni tempore . 43. laudes debitas ] 1. 2. That this last stanza was regarded as a quasi - doxology is indicated by the fact that some mss give only ...

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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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