The Ceremonies of Holy Week At the Vatican And S John Laterans Described An
The Ceremonies of Holy Week At the Vatican And S John Laterans Described An
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Baini, Mem. Stor. T. 1. The la- mentations of Jeremiah have ihe form of an acrostic, that is, the verses begin wilh the letters of the Hebrew alphabet in regular order, the first with Aleph, the second Avith Beth, and so in succession. It was difficult to observe a similar order in the Latin Vulgate: but to preserve some vestige of it, the name of the Hebrew letter, with which each verse begins in the original is sung before the same verse in the translation.
When the Benedictus or canticle of ...Zachary and Conclusion its antlicm are finished, the choir sings the verse« Christ of the office. \ c it. I i i was made tor us obedient even unto death >
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Baini, Mem. Stor. T. 1. The la- mentations of Jeremiah have ihe form of an acrostic, that is, the verses begin wilh the letters of the Hebrew alphabet in regular order, the first with Aleph, the second Avith Beth, and so in succession. It was difficult to observe a similar order in the Latin Vulgate: but to preserve some vestige of it, the name of the Hebrew letter, with which each verse begins in the original is sung before the same verse in the translation.
When the Benedictus or canticle of ...Zachary and Conclusion its antlicm are finished, the choir sings the verse« Christ of the office. \ c it. I i i was made tor us obedient even unto death >
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