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- The chant In splendoribus sanctorum is the communion chant for the propers of Christmas midnight m****, sung during the distribution of holy communion....
- Am the Bread of Life In dulci jubilo Immaculate Mary L-Innu Malti In Splendoribus Sanctorum Iste confessor Jesu dulcis memoria Jesu, Jesu Jesus, in your...
- M**** during the Night, then subsequently earlier in the evening. In Splendoribus Sanctorum is used for the Communion chant during traditional Catholic...
- pseudepigraphical 5th century Christian text of the genre Acts of the Apostles In Splendoribus Sanctorum, the communion chant for the propers of Christmas midnight...
- morning star have I begotten thee. Te**** principium in die virtutis tuae splendoribus sanctorum. Ex utero ante luciferum genui te. 4 Chorus The Lord swore...
- Leipzig and Breslau, 1728, Volume 2, Page 563, in German. Orbis Polonus, splendoribus Coeli, Triumphis Mundi, pulcritudine Animantium, decore Aquitilium de...
- most famous. Languages of his works are Polish and Latin. Orbis Polonus splendoribus coeli, triumphis mundi, pulchritudine animantium condecoratus, in quo...
-  10–11. ISBN 9788173049514. Okolski, Szymon (1641–1645). "Orbis Polonus splendoribus coeli, triumphis mundi, pulchritudine animantium condecoratus, in quo...
- has been written down by Szymon Okolski in his work of Orbis Polonus Splendoribus Coeli... in 1641–1643. This is also recalled in the book of Kasper Niesiecki...
- 2014-02-01 at the Wayback Machine Okolski, Szymon (1641–45). Orbis Polonus splendoribus coeli, triumphis mundi, pulchritudine animantium condecoratus, in quo...