Hymns Translated from the Parisian Breviary
Isaac Williams
London: J.G.F. & J. Rivington, 1839
HYMNS FOR THE SEASONS.
Contents
In Advent: At Midnight
Our God
Approaches From The Skies
Instantis
adventum Dei
In Advent: At The Mattins
Lo, The
Baptist's Herald Cry
Jordanis
oras prćvia
In Advent: At The Vespers
Deep Hidden,
By Divine Decree
Statuta
decreto Dei
In Advent: At The Compline
And Now,
With Shades Of Night Opprest
In
noctis umbrâ desides
On the Vigil of the Nativity: At The Compline.
Infant, Born
The World To Free
Mundi
Salus Qui Nasceris
On The Nativity: At The First Vespers.
Let All
The Earth Her King Adore
Missum
redemptorum polo
On The Nativity: At Midnight.
Away With Sorrow's Sigh
Jam
desinant suspiria
On The Nativity: At The Vespers.
Jesu, Born The
World To Free
Jesu,
redemptor omnium
St. Stephen's Day: At Midnight.
Rightful
Prince of Martyrs Thou
O qui tuo
Dux martyrum
St. Stephen's Day: At The Matins.
Why, Stern
of Heart, and Dull of Ear
Quid,
obstinata pectora
St. John The Evangelist's Day: At Midnight.
Thou, Whom Before
the Rest
Tu quem prae reliquis Christus amaverat
St. John The Evangelist's Day: At the Matins.
Oh, May My
God, Whom Shade, And Night
Quem nox,
quem tenebrae, densaque nubila
St. John The Evangelist's Day: At the Vespers.
Oh, For a Saint
Like Thee
Sit qui rite canat te modo virgi
The Innocents' Day: At Midnight.
Little Flowers
of Martyrdom
Salvete,
Flores Martyrum
The Innocents' Day: At Midnight.
As the Wolf
in Fierceness Sore
Molles
In Agnos Ceu Lupus
On the Circumcision: At the First Vespers.
Ye Legal
Elements, Your Clouds of Fear Remove
Debilis cessent elementa legis
On the Circumcision: At Midnight.
O Happy
Day, When This Our State
Felix
dies, quam proprio
On the Circumcision: At The Matins.
When
Christ Enter'd The World, And It Lay Still
Noxium Christus simul introivit
On the Circumcision: At The Second Vespers.
Let Earthly
Tyrants Title Claim
Victis
Sibi Cognomina
On The Epiphany: At The First Vespers.
What Is That
Which Shines Afar
Quae
Stella Sole Pulchrior
On The Epiphany: At The Matins.
From
Princely Walls in Eastern Pomp Array'd
Linquunt tecta Magi Principis urbis
On The Epiphany: At The Vespers.
Poor
Wanderers, Who Make Your Prayer
Huc vos, ô miseri: surda relinquite
Until the Octave of the Epiphany: At Midnight
The Star
Before Doth Stilly Glide
Quâ lapsu tacito stella loquacibus
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