The Dependence of Part I of Cynewulf's Christ Upon the AntiphonaryCatholic University of America., 1921 - 102 |
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... Portion .... III . The Sources as found in actual Church Use .. 1. General Observations 2. The Seven Universal O's .... 3. The Added or Monastic O's .. 4. The Remaining Sources .. IV . Conclusion 1. The Dependence of Christ I upon the ...
... Portion .... III . The Sources as found in actual Church Use .. 1. General Observations 2. The Seven Universal O's .... 3. The Added or Monastic O's .. 4. The Remaining Sources .. IV . Conclusion 1. The Dependence of Christ I upon the ...
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Edward Burgert. I INTRODUCTION The first part of Cynewulf's Christ , the Advent , or Christ I ̧1 is contained in the 439 lines appearing in the beginning of the Exeter Book . This portion of the Christ had long been a puzzle to students ...
Edward Burgert. I INTRODUCTION The first part of Cynewulf's Christ , the Advent , or Christ I ̧1 is contained in the 439 lines appearing in the beginning of the Exeter Book . This portion of the Christ had long been a puzzle to students ...
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... portions of Christ I to be based are classified by him as follows : ( a ) The Greater Antiphons of Advent , sometimes called the O's ; ( b ) Four Antiphons included by certain medieval churches among the Greater Antiphons , or ...
... portions of Christ I to be based are classified by him as follows : ( a ) The Greater Antiphons of Advent , sometimes called the O's ; ( b ) Four Antiphons included by certain medieval churches among the Greater Antiphons , or ...
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... Christ I , for now it was evident that the twelve sections of the poem constituted so many separate portions treat- ing a separate and definite theme . There was , moreover , a reason for making the divisions which , save one , Grein ...
... Christ I , for now it was evident that the twelve sections of the poem constituted so many separate portions treat- ing a separate and definite theme . There was , moreover , a reason for making the divisions which , save one , Grein ...
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... portions of the poem into what appears " a symmetrical arrangement of the ... Christ I. The general hymnic character of the poem as a whole and of the ... Church hymn in mind when grouping the smaller divisions in Christ I. It ...
... portions of the poem into what appears " a symmetrical arrangement of the ... Christ I. The general hymnic character of the poem as a whole and of the ... Church hymn in mind when grouping the smaller divisions in Christ I. It ...
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acrostic actual Church Added O's Added or Monastic admirabile commercium Adonai Advent O's Advent season Amalarius Antiphon O Sapientia Antiphonary of Hartker Antiphons of Advent appears Archæologia Breviary Catholic Encyclopædia chanting Clavis David Collectar connection Cook Cyne Cynewulf December 24 dialogue Divine Office Division VII Division XI divisions of Christ Domina Doxology Emmanuel employed by Cynewulf Everard Green Exeter Book Father feast Gabriel Greater Antiphons Gregory Harrowing of Hell Hierusalem Holy Trinity homiliaries homilies hymnic influence Liber Responsalis lines liturgical lost portion Lucca Lucca and Toledo lyric unity Magnificat manuscript material midnight-Mass Migne O-Antiphons O-paraphrases Oriens Passus petition poem poet poet's portion of Christ preceding Preface Radix Rex gentium Rex Pacifice rhythmical offices Sanctus Sarum service ad crucem seven Universal O's smaller divisions Smithson source for Division sources of Christ Sunday theme thought Trinity Sunday veni versicle Vespers Vigil of Christmas Virgo virginum words
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