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Corpus Christi 235 saying their grace before meat. The Alleluia-verse is taken from the New Testament, is a prelude to the Gospel, and treats of grace and of the Food of the soul. ALLELUIA VERSE (John 6: 56, 57) 1. Caro mea vere est cibus, et 1. My flesh is meat indeed, and sanguis meus vere est potus: 2. qui my blood is drink indeed: 2. he that manducat meam carnem, et bibit eateth my flesh and drinketh my meum sanguinem, in me manet et blood, abideth in me, and I in him. ego in eo. With what earnestness the disciples on the way to Emmaus besought the Lord to remain with them, for the night was approaching! Here our Saviour not only gives us the assurance that He will remain with us, but that He will remain in us when we are united with Him in Holy Communion. Thus the indefectible Light itself, the Light which can never be dimmed, is within us! Our souls will be the house where Truth dwells, where falsehood can never intrude. We shall be filled with the life and strength from which all the saints, whom we rightly admire, have drawn. Hence He truly is what our hungering and thirsting soul needs in life and still more in death. Our present song expresses thanks for these many graces. Alleluia with its jubilus has the form abc; no inner relationship exists between it and the melody of the verse. Several times during the year we meet this melody: first, on Corpus Christi; second, on the feast of the Transfiguration; third, on the feast of St. Lawrence; fourth, on the feast of St. Michael (second Alleluia); and fifth, on the feast of the Holy Rosary. In the most ancient manuscripts it is found with the text Laetdbitur Justus: 'The just shall rejoice in the Lord, and shall hope in Him: and all the upright in heart shall be praised." The melody is entirely begotten of the text, an energetic song of exultation, which leaves this earth far below it and soars up to the ethereal blue—describing the joy and the delight of the singer. The original, unfortunately, is no longer sung. In it the beauty and clarity of the structure, which is psalmodic in character, is better revealed. Two phrases begin with an intonation and then have a florid middle cadence. In the first phrase there follows not a mere recitation on the tenor, but a very ornate melisma with a repetition; finally comes the closing cadence. The melody of alleluia with its jubilus is joined to the last words of the verse to form the third phrase. In the first part of the original an independent thought is expressed: "The just shall rejoice in the Lord," thus fully justifying the pause on the dominant after the middle cadence. But b towers above
236 Corpus Christi the two a parts. A brief survey will show the relation between the original composition and the adaptations mentioned and numbered above. Intonation Laetdbitur 1. Cam mea 2. Candor est 3. Levita 4. Concussum 5. Solemnitas Florid Melisma Et sperd- 1. vere est potus, qui mandHcat 2. et speculum sine md- 3. operd- 4. terra 5. Afarfae ex semine Intonation et lauda- 1. et bibit 2. et 3. qui per signum 4. [irregular] 5. ortae recti corde 1. in me manet et ego in eo. 2. illius. 3. illumindvit. 4. -6aZ de caefo. \ 5. cZara e# s^irpe David. FIRST PART vere est cibus lucis Laurentius est mare gloriosae SECOND PART Middle Cadence -buntur meum imago crucis ubi Archdngelus de tribu THIRD PART Middle Cadence in Domino et sanguis meus aeternae bonum opus et contremuit Virginis Closing Cadence -bit in eo meam carnem -cu-la -tus est [without closing cadence] Abrahae. Closing Cadence omnes sdnguinem bonitdtis caecos Michael descende- Juda The structure is clearest in the verse Laetdbitur. Of the others, verse 2, that is, that of the feast of the Transfiguration, bears the closest resemblance. The third also is good. In 1, a new thought begins with the
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THE CHANTS OF THE VATICAN GRADUAL B
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CONTENTS Foreword by the Translator
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Contents v St. Matthias, Apostle 37
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ACKNOWLEDGMENT The translators grat
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x Foreword to the First German Edit
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BIBLIOGRAPHY Following are some wor
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LITERATURE With Abbreviations Used
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42 Vigil of the Nativity below it.
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44 Vigil of the Nativity today alre
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54 Christmas Day—Third Mass hest.
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58 St. Stephen, First Martyr full d
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60 St. Stephen, First Martyr 1. Vid
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62 St. John, Apostle and Evangelist
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64 St. John, Apostle and Evangelist
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66 The Holy Innocents tians, a word
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70 Sunday within the Octave of Chri
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74 The Circumcision of Our Lord THE
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76 Feast of the Holy Name of Jesus
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78 Feast of the Holy Name of Jesus
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88 Second Sunday after Epiphany and
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98 Septuagesima Sunday and Eve when
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104 Sexagesima Sunday to that found
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124 First Sunday in Lent TRACT (Ps.
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128 Second Sunday in Lent The frien
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130 Third Sunday in Lent We pray to
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INDEX (Abbreviations: A—Alleluia,
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Levita A. 236 Libera 483 f. Litany
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