- The
Latin expression paulo maiora canamus,
translated literally,
means let us sing of
things a
little more
elevated (Virgil, Eclogues, IV, 1). The phrase...
- beáta Trínitas, Ut tuum
nobis vidére
Pascha des in æthere Quo tibi læte
canámus Allelúia pérpetim. Amen. O Alleluia, song of gladness,
Voice of joy that...
- (Fieldston
Lower School) "It's the
Feeling Inside" (Ethical Culture) "I'm On My Way" (Middle School) "Iam
Canamus" (Upper School)
Website www.ecfs.org...
- A
solis ortus cardine ad
usque terrae limitem christum canamus principem,
natum maria virgine.
Beatus auctor saeculi servile corpus induit, ut carne...
- sein Himmelreich. A
solis ortus cardine ad
usque terræ
limitem Christum canamus principem,
natum Maria virgine. ∘∘∘
Hostis herodes impie,
Christum venire...
- Castle".
Wordsworth added an
epigraph just
before publication, "paulò
majora canamus". The
Latin phrase is from Virgil's
Eclogue 4,
meaning "let us sing a somewhat...
- "The Enchiridion,
Selected Obituaries and Biographies, John Curwen".
Canamus.
Archived from the
original on 20 May 2006.
Retrieved 1
October 2012. "CURWEN...
- qui sua
nativitate nos
liberavit de
diabolica potestate. ****c
oportet ut
canamus ****
angelis semper sit
gloria in excelsis. Let us now all
return thanks...
- he
translated was "A Hymn of
Glory Let Sing" — a
translation of "Hymnum
canamus gloriae"
which is
attributed to Bede. The hymn is used for celebrating...
- with the
title "I Am Coming, Lord"). "Ieuan
Gwyllt (John Roberts)" at www.
canamus.org
Archived 2007-06-09 at the
Wayback Machine Robert David Griffith. "Roberts...
