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Christianity portal The Lyra
Davidica ("the harp of David";
expanded title: Lyra
Davidica, or a
Collection of
Divine Songs and Hymns,
Partly New[ly] Composed...
- Commonwealth. The character's
first name
comes from Lyra
Davidica,
which means "harp of David." Lyra
Davidica is the
title of a
hymnal collection, but Pullman...
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depelle nebulas,
Dirasque noctis tenebras. [5th antiphon] 4. Veni
clavis Davidica!
Regna reclude coelica, Fac iter
Tutum superum, Et
claude vias Inferum...
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international organ festival in ****n, and the
summer music festival and
Capella Davidica concerts in
Ciutadella are the main
events of the island. Minorca's cuisine...
- Jaroussky, Céline Scheen, Erato, (2018)
Luigi Rossi: La Lyra d’Orfeo - Arpa
Davidica,
Christina Pluhar & L'Arpeggiata, with Véronique Gens,
Philippe Jaroussky...
- into
English in 1708 by John
Baptist Walsh to be
included in his Lyra
Davidica (Collection of
Divine Songs and Hymns). The
verses of the hymn were revised...
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insigne devotionis, ℟ ora pro nobis. Rosa mystica, ℟ ora pro nobis.
Turris Davidica, ℟ ora pro nobis.
Turris eburnea, ℟ ora pro nobis.
Domus aurea, ℟ ora pro...
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Western Hemisphere. The
house color is rose-pink. The
Davidica House -
named after Sister M.
Davidica,
former prin****l of ICHS. The
house color is purple...
- in
front on each side of the portal. The
north tower is
called Turris Davidica, or "Tower of David"—a
devotional title of Mary
symbolizing Mary as the...
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Latin hymn
which had been
translated into
English and
published in Lyra
Davidica in 1708 (and
later in 1749 in Arnold's
Compleat Psalmodist). In some hymnals...
