Early Latin Hymns: With Introduction and Notes

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University Press, 1922 - Hymns, Latin - 445 pages
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4 f . quid enim potest esse tam apertum , tam confessum , tamque perspicuum , cum oculos in caelum sustuleris et quae sunt infra circaque lustraueris , quam esse aliquod numen praestantissimae mentis , quo omnis natura inspiretur ...
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5 stabat ( Iesus ] quasi quitur quam ille qui sequitur , et paratus ut coronaret suum militem . suppar quam impar , et successio he . 4. Romana ... fides ] “ a truly Ro : redis magis quam accessio nuncu . man faith ' i.e. that of the ...
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... seu ceram teretem stuppa calens bibit . splendent ergo tuis muneribus , Pater , flammis mobilibus scilicet atria , absentemque diem lux agit aemula , quam nox cum lacero uicta fugit peplo . o res digna , Deus , quam tibi roscidae 25 ...

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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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