Songs of the Christian creed and life
Subtitle: selected from eighteen centuries and translated by Hamilton M. Macgill
Publisher: Pickering
Published: 1876
Place of publication: London, England
Language: eng; grc
Table of contents: title: INDEX OF LATIN HYMNS.; title: HYMNUS; title: A bisse sanctos aiunt, Gulielmus Robertson 56; title: Aetema Christi munera, Saeculo vii. aut viii. 57; title: Aeterne rerum conditor, Ambrosius 89; title: Age anima! et pennis, Toplady 91; title: Ales diei nuntius, Prudentius 84, 100; title: Alpha et Ω magne Deus, Hildebertus 5; title: Altitudo quid hic jaces, Saeculo xiv. 21; title: Animae clare lucentes, Watts and Cameron 63; title: Annus evolavit pennis, Hodiernus 101; title: Astant Angelorum Chori, Thomas A'Kempis 64; title: Audi anima loquentem, Cowper 72; title: Audit tyrannus anxius, Prudentius 30; title: Aurora caelum purpurat, Saeculo xvi. 45; title: Aurora jam spargit polum, Ambrosius 94; title: Christe qui lux es et dies, Saeculo vii. 81; title: Conditor alme siderum, Saeculo x. 22; title: Cum fui sine Te, Augustinus 66; title: Deus Creator omnium, Ambrosius 97; title: Deus mundum, en, molitur, Cowper 14; title: Deus veniet; trementes, Heber 2; title: Die dierum principe, Breviarium Parisiense 21; title: Dies irae, dies illa, Thomas de Celano 53; title: Δόξα εν νψίστοις θεφ, Primo aut secundo saeculo, 1; title: Ecquis binas columbinas, Saeculo xiv. aut xv. 75; title: 'Ηλθες μεν ήλθες ώ χάχιστ', Gregorius Nazianzenus, 88; title: En Persici ex orbis sinu, Prudentius 27; title: Exeunte Israele, Scott 79; title: Ferunt vagantes daemonas, Prudentius 85; title: Fides Te mea spectat, R. Palmer 69; title: Φώς ιλαρόν αγίας δόζης, Primo aut secundo Saeculo, 2; title: Haec est fides orthodoxa, Hildebertus 8; title: Heu quid jaces-stabulo, Mauburnus 20; title: Hostis Herodes impie, Sedulius 25; title: Illustra tuo lumine, Augustinus 62; title: Inde est quod omnes credimus, Prudentius 86; title: Infecunda mea ficus, Hildebertus 9; title: Jam lucis orto sidere, Ambrosius 95; title: I am lucis orto sidere, Breviarium Parisiense 98; title: Jesu Animae Amator, C. Wesley 60; title: Jesus! O quam dulce nomen, Newton 16; title: Jesu! spes poeni tentibus, S. Bernardus 50; title: Jesu ter desiderate, Toplady 74; title: Jure ergo se Judae ducem, Prudentius 33; title: Laeta vox! venit Salvator, Doddridge 19; title: Loqiienteni exaudivi, Bonar 70; title: Lucis largitor Splendide, Hilarius 93; title: Lugete dura marmora, Hymnus Medianus 71; title: Lustra sex qui jam peregit, Fortunatus 37; title: Me receptet Syon illa, Hildebertus 11; title: Mirabilem videns crucem, Watts, 43; title: Mitis agnus leo fortis, Saeculo xi., 46; title: Mundi renovatio, Adam S. Victorinus, 48; title: Nate Patri coaequalis, Hildebertus, 6; title: Nil laudibus nostris eges, Breviarium Parisiense, 3; title: Nuncius praepes mihi labra summo, R. Bodius, 42; title: O Deus ego amo Te, nam, F. Xavier, 78; title: O Deus ego amo Te, nec, F. Xavier, 77; title: O Lux beata Trinitas, Ambrosius, 99; title: O Lux benigna duce, J. H. Newman, 0; title: O sola magnarum urbium, Prudentius, 39; title: O ter foecundas O ter jucundas, Saeculo xv., 34; title: Pange lingua gloriosi, Fortunatus, 36; title: Paraclitus increatus, Hildebertus, 7; title: Peccator intueberis, Prudentius, 49; title: Plaudite Coeli, Saeculo xvi., 47; title: Proles Parentis optimi, G. Buchananus, 96; title: Puer natus in Bethlehem, Saeculo xiv., 35; title: Pulsum Supernis sedibus, Breviarium Parisiense, 23; title: Quicumque Christum quaeritis, Prudentius,; title: Quid est quod arctum circulum, Prudentius, 38; title: Quid tyranne quid minaris, Damiani (Ex Anselmo), 83; title: Rupes aeviim fissa quondam, Toplady, 58; title: Sanguis en Emmanuelis, Cowper, 59; title: Salve festa dies toto venerabilis aevo, Fortunatus, 51; title: Salve jesu! nomen forte! Perronetus, 15; title: Salvete flores martyrum, Prudentius, 31; title: Σέ νυν ενΧογονμεν, Gregorius Nazianzenus, 13; title: Sed verticem pueri supra, Prudentius, 28; title: Sic stulta Pharaonis mali, Prudentius 32; title: Στομίον πώλων άδαών, Clemens Alexandrinus 90; title: Sol meus Care Salvator, Keble 92; title: Spinis Cajnit coronatum, Kelly 44; title: Splendor Paternae gloriae, Ambrosius 4; title: Sursum! sursum cor conscendas, Bonar 76; title: Te Sancte Jesu mens mea, M. Antonius Flaminius 73; title: θεόν β οώ? τι τούτο φεύγε μοι τάχος, Gregorius Nazianzenus 87; title: Tibi, qualis sum, O Christe, Elliott 68; title: Tibi Spiritum clementi, Hermannus et Neumarkus 61; title: Totum Deus in Te spero, Hildebertus 10; title: Tribus signis Deo dignis, Hartmannus 24; title: Vagitus Ille exordium, Prudentius 39; title: Veniamus poenitentes, Morrison 67; title: Veni Creator Spiritus, Carolus Magnus 54; title: Veni Redemptor gentium, Ambrosius 49; title: Veni Sancte Spiritus Robertus ii., Rex Galliae 55; title: Veni yesu ter optate, Carolus Wesley 37; title: Veni, veni Emmanuel! Saeculo xi. aut xii. 18; title: Vexilla Regis prodeunt, Fortunatus 41; title: Vita per quam vivo, Augustinus 65; title: Vos dolores tolerantes, Η. Kirk White 82; title: INDEX OF ENGLISH HYMNS.; title: A Child is born in Bethlehem, 14th Century 35; title: Aghast the tyrant racked with care, Prudentius 30; title: All hail the power of Jesus' name, Perronet 15; title: All holy Jesus! mine Thou art, Antonius Flaminius 73; title: All ye who seek the Lord of love, Prudentius 26; title: Alpha and Omega ; Almighty! Hildebert 5; title: As the rapid year has sped, Anon. 101; title: Behold! the sign has ceased to move, Prudentius 28; title: Clap hands O ye heavens, 16th Century 47; title: Come let us to the Lord our God, Morrison 67; title: Come Thou long expected Jesus, C. Wesley 17; title: Creator Holy Spirit! come, Charlemagne 54; title: Day of anger! sinners dooming, Thomas of Celano 53; title: Deathless principle, arise! Toplady 91; title: Departed, say we? Robertson 56; title: Down from the realms of glory driven, Paris Breviary 23; title: Ere the third day's sun had risen, 11th Century 46; title: Eternal God who built the sky, Ambrose 89; title: Eternal Son of God most high, George Buchanan 96; title: God moves in a mysterious way, Cowper 14; title: God my all! I trust Thee ever, Hildebert 10; title: God the Spirit, uncreated, Hildebert 7; title: Go up! go up! my heart, Bonar 76; title: Glory be to God on high, 1st or 2d Century 1; title: Hail thou day through all the ages, Fortunatus 51; title: Hail ye the flowers of martyrs bright, Prudentius 31; title: Hark how that Infant's cries begin, Prudentius 39; title: Hark, my soul! it is the Lord, Cowper 72; title: Hark, the glad sound, the Saviour comes! Doddridge 19; title: Help Lord! and bid begone, Gregory of Nazianzus 87; title: Holy Spirit, God of Light! Robert II. of France 55; title: Holy Jesus! blessed Light, 1st or 2d Century 2; title: Ho! thou comest, Prince of Darkness! Gregory of Nazianzus 88; title: How bright these glorious spirits shine! Watts and Cameron 63; title: How sweet the Jiame of Jesus sounds, Newton 26; title: I heard the voice of Jesus say, Bonar 70; title: Impious Herod! wherefore tremble, Sedulius 25; title: It came to pass as we may know, Prudentius 86; title: Jesus, Lover of my soul! Charles Wesley 60; title: Joyful from her earthy bed, Adam of St Victor 48; title: Just as I am, without one plea, Miss Elliott 68; title: Lead, Kindly Light, John Henry Newman 80; title: Lo! far from under Persic skies, Prudentius 27; title: Lord! let some swift-winged angel, Robert Boyd 42; title: Maker of all! Thou God of love! Ambrose, 97; title: Much in sorrow, oft in woe, K. White and Maitland 82; title: My faith looks up to Thee, Ray Palmer 69; title: My Life! Fount of my being, Augustine 65; title: Now morning purples all the skies, 16th Century 45; title: Now morning sprinkles all the sky, Ambrose 94; title: Object of my first desire, Toplady 74; title: O blessed night! O rich delight, 15th Century 34; title: O Christ, Thy light brings endless day, 7th Century 81; title: O come! Emmanuel hear our call, 11th Century 18; title: Of all the cities of renown, Prudentius 29; title: O Fount of day! Lord! Thou dost shine, Hilary 93; title: O God let not my love to Thee, Xavier 77; title: O God my love goes forth to Thee, Xavier 73; title: O in Zion! peaceful city! Hildebert 11; title: O sinner! comes the day of doom, Prudentius 40; title: Redeemer of the nations, come, Ambrose 49; title: Rock of Ages! cleft for me, Toplady 58; title: Round His throne the choirs of angels, Thomas A'Kempis 64; title: Show me Thy love, Lord, by Thy light, Augustine 62; title: Sing the Cross! the conflict telling, Fortunatus 36; title: Sing to the Lord with joy and praise, 7th or 8th Century 57; title: So Moses, Israel's destined guide, Prudentius 32; title: Son of God! Thy Father's equal, Hildebert 6; title: Sun of my soul! Thou Saviour dear! Keble 92; title: The bird that hails the early morn, Prudentius 84; title: The bird that heralds in the light, Prudentius 100; title: Thee we praise all blessed, Lord Gregory or Nazianzus 13; title: The head that once was crowned with thorns, Kelly 44; title: The King's bright banners onward bear, Fortunatus 41; title: There is a fountain filled with blood, Cowper 59; title: The Lord will come, the earth will shake, Heber 52; title: The star of morn is in the skies, Ambrose 95; title: The star of morn is in the skies, Paris Breviary 98; title: Thirty winters has He numbered, Fortunatus 37; title: This day, the king of days, heaven-born, Paris Breviary 12; title: This the faith is, true and holy, Hildebert 8; title: Thou Hope of all the lowly, St Bernard 50; title: Thou image of the Father bright, Ambrose 4; title: Thou needest not our feeble praise, Paris Breviary 3; title: Thou who didst build the starry sky, 10th Century 22; title: Thrice with wonder upon wonder, Hartmann 24; title: Thyself, Lord, be the bridle! Clement of Alexandria 90; title: Tis said that vagrant fiends which hide, Prudentius 85; title: To Thee O Lord I yield my spirit, Hermann and Neumark 61; title: True life within me was not, Augustine 66; title: True, my fig tree has been barren, Hildebert 9; title: Tyrant! dost thou think to seize me? Damiani (from Anselm?) 83; title: Well had those wise men from afar, Prudentius, 33; title: When Israel of the Lord beloved, Sir Walter Scott 79; title: When I survey the wondrous cross, Watts 43; title: When sinks in night that radiant sun, Ambrose 99; title: Wherefore, O Most High and Holy? 13th Century 21; title: Who will send me, who will lend me, 14th or 15th Century 75; title: Why dost Thou so lowly lie? Mauburn 20; title: Why seeks the sun around the sky? Prudentius 38; title: Ye rocks of marble melt and weep, Mediaeval 71