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The Latin Hymn-writers and Their Hymns

by Samuel Willoughby Duffield

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  1. 1Editor’s Preface
  2. 2Introduction
  3. 3Chapter I — The Praise Service of the Early Church
  4. 4Chapter II — The Study of the Latin Hymns
  5. 5Chapter III — Hilary of Poitiers and the Earliest Latin Hymns
  6. 6Chapter IV — Pope Damasus and the Beginning of Rhyme
  7. 7Chapter V — Ambrose
  8. 8Chapter VI — Prudentius the First Christian Poet
  9. 9Chapter VII — Ennodius, Bishop of Pavia
  10. 10Chapter VIII — Caelius Sedulius and His Alphabet Hymn
  11. 11Chapter IX — Venantius Fortunatus the Troubadour
  12. 12Chapter X — Gregorius Magnus [540-604]
  13. 13Chapter XI — The Venerable Bede
  14. 14Chapter XII — Rabanus Maurus, Author of the “Veni, Creator”
  15. 15Chapter XIII — Notker of St. Gall, Called Balbulus
  16. 16Chapter XIV — Walafrid Strabo
  17. 17Chapter XV — Hermannus Contractus and the “Veni Sancte Spiritus”
  18. 18Chapter XVI — Peter Damiani, Cardinal and Flagellant
  19. 19Chapter XVII — Hildebert and His Hymn
  20. 20Chapter XVIII — Bernard of Clairvaux
  21. 21Chapter XIX — Abelard
  22. 22Chapter XX — Peter the Venerable
  23. 23Chapter XXI — Bernard of Cluny
  24. 24Chapter XXII — Adam of St. Victor
  25. 25Chapter XXIII — Thomas of Celano
  26. 26Chapter XXIX — The Unknown and the Less Known Hymn-Writers — [Fourt…
  27. 27Chapter XXX — The Unknown and the Less Known Hymn-Writers — [Tenth…
  28. 28Bernardi Morlanensis de Vanitate Mundi et Appetitu Aeternae Vitae,…
  29. 29Appendix II. — The Carmina Burana
  30. 30Appendix III
  31. 31Notes to the Electronic Edition

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