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Common terms and phrasesagmina Agni Alleluia angel animalia ASCENSION DAY Atque Balaam blest bright caterva choir Christ Church clara corda Crown Cruce Crucis Cujus cuncta death deign dementia Deus didst DOMINI DOMINICA dost doth Dulce earth Easter Ecclesia Ejus Ergo facit faith fecit FERIA fidelis flesh Forthwith gaudia gloria glorious grace gratia Haec hast hath hearts heaven hodie holy Cross homo Homoousion Hostis hosts Hsec humana inclyta Jesus King laus linguas Lord lowly maxilla mighty Moab morte myrrh Name nobis Nomen nunc o'er omnes omnia parit PASCHA Patris Plebs POST PASCHA praise quae quam quod Quse reddit regna rejoice renowned Roman Missal salus sancti Sarepta Sarum Missal Saviour semper sempiterna Sequence shine sing solvat Spiritus spolia ssecula stars Stella Summus sunt supera sweet terra Thee Thine Tibi tunc Unto Verbum Victor Virgin vita voice WHITSUN words Popular passagesPage 148 - Res miranda. Angelus consilii Natus est de virgine, Sol de stella. Sol occasum nesciens, Stella semper rutilans, Semper clara. Page 54 - Dic nobis Maria, quid vidisti in via?" „Sepulcrum Christi viventis et gloriam vidi resurgentis. Angelicos testes, sudarium et vestes. Surrexit Christus spes mea, praecedet suos in Galilea. Page 40 - Serm. 44) with allusion to the verse preceding ("A bundle of myrrh is my beloved unto me ") : Dominus meus Jesus myrrha mihi in morte, botrus in resurrectione. Page 111 - In knowledge He doth all transcend, His circuit doth to all extend, His love all hearts doth apprehend, And captive made detains. Hail ! Name so precious to the ear ! Sweet Jesus ! Name which all revere ; May nought on earth prevail to tear This title from our heart. By this let sin be done away, To this let each one homage pay, Through this in heavenly realms we pray May we attain a part. Page 70 - Qui omnium seculorum sanctos Tui Nominis Docuisti instinctu amplectendo, Spiritus, Ipse hodie Apostolos Christi donans munere Insolito et cunctis inaudito sseculis Hunc Diem gloriosum fecisti. Thou brooding o'er the water's face Didst shed abroad Thy mystic grace. Thou quickenest with fostering breath Water to ransom souls from death, Thou dost revive the hearts of men With spiritual life again. The world by variance rent, O Lord, Thou hast to unity restored ; Idolaters Thou dost recall, Best Master,... Page 89 - Eve was but step-mother to all her seed ; to the elect this mother is indeed the port of life, and unto those in need a hiding-place. Fair, wonderful in ofF-spring, great in might, as moon, as sun, she shines in beauty bright, more terrible than army for the fight set in array. One and alone she is, yet manifold ; receiving all, yet one unbroken fold ; to multitudes, herself one, young and old she doth give birth. This was by Jordan's parted waters shown, this she who came from distant lands makes... Page 78 - Fons et Origo boni, Paraclitus ac Mediator : Agnus, Ovis, Vitulus, Serpens, Aries, Leo, Vermis : Os, Verbum, Splendor, Sol, Gloria, Lux et Imago : Panis, Flos, Vitis, Mons, Janua, Petra Lapisque : Angelus et Sponsus, Pastorque, Propheta, Sacerdos : Athanatos, Kyrios, Theos panton craton, et Ysus : Salvificet nos : Sit cui saecla per omnia doxa.22 ** Clichtoveus in his Elucida- Pentecostes ad Vesperas. Page 68 - Deus cœli, terne, marium. Tu super aquas, foturus eas, numen tuum expandisti, Spiritus. Tu animabus vivificandis, aquas fecundas ; Tu, aspirando, das spiritales esse homines ; Tu divisum per linguas mundum et ritus adunasti, Domine. Page 3 - HOU for ever our salvation, Thou the life of all creation, Thou our hope of restoration, Thou the never-failing Light ; Grieving for man's loss impending, By the tempter's wiles pretending, Camest down Thine aid extending, Leaving not the starry height. In our flesh Thy glory veiling, All on earth, in ruin failing, Thou didst save by might prevailing. Bringing joy to all our race. Grant, O Christ, Thine expiation, Unto us Thine own creation, Take us for an habitation Ut cum, liicu'l luce magna, Judicabis... Page 42 - Vera Vitis et fecunda, Tu nos pasee, Tu nos munda, Ut a morte nos secunda Tua salvet gratia. Bibliographic information
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