Early Latin Hymns: With Introduction and Notes

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University Press, 1922 - Hymns, Latin - 445 pages
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We pay our thanks and II . uoti reos ] a phrase borrowed prayers ... that Thou wouldest help from Verg . Aen . V. us who are bound by our vow . ' Cloanthus begs for the sea - gods ' The singers are regarded as having help : taurum ...
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The phrase caelestis aula recurs in 2. 11. 26 note . Luc . V. 108 . 5 f . ` Chieftains of the churches ... 8. As Christ is the true light of they conquered ... and possess . ' This the world ( 3. 3 , 6. 30 ) , so His is easier than ...
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The phrase recurs at 113. 9 , Fort . III . vi . 52 et Trinitatis opem machina trina sonet ; cp . 39. 3 , 69.2 , Hamart . 247 mundana laborat machina . 7. Prud . is perhaps thinking of Lucr . V. 471 f . hunc exordia sunt solis lunaeque ...

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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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