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59:(died c. 450), recounting Christ's life from his birth to his resurrection. Its 23 verses each begin with a consecutive letter of the Latin alphabet, making the poem an
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1006:Who gives the crown that lasts for aye.
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1570:Was brought by women of His fellowship
1558:The untainted was nailed to the cross,
1555:The pious was scourged by the godless,
1100:He spake the word: and poured the wave
904:Becomes a shrine where God shall rest:
891:Yet call that Offspring blest her own.
1507:Streams of flowing gore were stopped,
1366:The Shepherd and Maker of all things.
1312:Quickly the home of her chaste breast
1300:Were breached by the grace of heaven;
1057:the heavenly Lamb vouchsafed to lave;
1014:To greet His birth the Wise Men went,
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1453:And, when ordered to pour with wine,
1426:With his cleansing we were absolved.
1291:That what he made might not be lost.
1288:Freeing our flesh with his own flesh
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983:They made creation’s Shepherd known.
978:What time to shepherds watching lone
927:Whom Gabriel’s voice had told afore:
881:Celestial grace hath found its home:
279:. These verses narrate the story of
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1456:The source of the flow was changed.
1405:Weeping at their children's deaths;
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1318:Untouched without knowledge of men,
1306:With secrets that she did not know.
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868:Whom He had made might live afresh.
853:Blest Author of this earthly frame,
1591:Who, though sold, redeemed us all.
1567:As Sabbath passed, anointing myrrh
1552:The truthful was betrayed to liars
1513:The running tears of the suppliant
1450:The water in the ewers turned red,
1408:Slain by the tyrrant in thousands,
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1105:in other streams than nature gave.
960:Who feedeth even each fowl of air.
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1480:Held fast by Christ's right hand.
1402:A multitude of mothers cried out,
1378:Earthly realms he does not seize,
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1270:To the farthest edge of the earth
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1351:Who let no bird in want of food.
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899:The mansion of the modest breast
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1540:Having dared betray his master,
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1516:Dried up the torrents of blood.
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1441:Bringing back the dead to life.
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1393:Seeking one Light with another,
1390:Which led them on their coming.
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256:Christum wir sollen loben schon
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1576:He lies no longer in the tomb.
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1582:Come let us with dulcet hymns
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158:healing of the bleeding woman
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1510:With one touch to His robes;
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1345:He did not scorn the manger,
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1282:Blessed creator of the world
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1090:New miracle of power divine!
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1495:Lazarus recovered his life,
1471:Put out the fever's flames.
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512:christum venire quid times?
398:non perderet quod condidit.
375:christum canamus principem,
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1462:On bended knee a centurion
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909:The pure and undefiled one
795:christi triumpho tartarum,
772:quaedam vehebant compares,
758:coniunctus est latronibus.
678:factus superstes est sibi.
558:christo sacravit victimam.
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1522:Lifeless in all his body,
1501:Became heir unto himself.
1372:O Herod, you impious foe,
798:qui nos redemit venditus.
738:quam non habebat pectore.
692:contacta vestis obstruit,
478:per quem nec ales esurit.
475:parvoque lacte pastus est
458:clausus ioannes senserat.
455:quem matris alvo gestiens
452:quem gabriel praedixerat,
418:secreta quae non noverat.
2114:Text of Bach cantata 121
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1447:Yet new kinds of powers!
1276:Born of the virgin Mary.
818:seseque caelis reddidit.
778:vivum sepulcro non tegi.
732:ausus magistrum tradere,
698:arent fluenta sanguinis.
675:mortisque liber vinculis
652:christi levatus dextera:
635:credentis ardor plurimus
575:peccata quae non detulit
572:caelestis agnus attigit,
552:conlisa deflens pignora,
518:qui regna dat caelestia.
432:templum repente fit dei;
412:caelestis intrat gratia;
395:ut carne carnem liberans
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127:A solis ortus cardine...
769:eromyrram post sabbatum
755:crucique fixus innocens
729:unc ille iudas carnifex
718:aeger vehebat lectulum.
715:suis vicissim gressibus
712:iussus repente surgere,
695:fletu rigante supplicis
649:etrus per undas ambulat
638:extinxit ignes febrium.
612:aquae rubescunt hydriae
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529:bant magi, qua venerant
498:pastor, creator omnium.
495:palamque fit pastoribus
489:audet chorus caelestium
472:praesepe non abhorruit,
409:lausae parentis viscera
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272:Hostis Herodes impie...
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792:omnes canamus subditum
789:mnis, venite, dulcibus
775:quas adlocutus angelus
752:pium flagellat impius,
749:erax datur fallacibus,
658:fides paravit semitam.
618:mutavit unda originem.
615:vinumque iussa fundere
598:et suscitans cadavera.
595:infirma sanans corpora
592:habere se deum patrem,
578:nos abluendo sustulit.
549:aterva matrum personat
492:et angeli canunt deum,
438:verbo concepit filium.
435:intacta nesciens virum
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735:pacem ferebat osculo,
672:vitam recepit lazarus
669:uarta die iam fetidus
655:natura quam negaverat
632:flexus genu centurio,
609:ovum genus potentiae:
555:quorum tyrannus milia
538:deum fatentur munere.
469:oeno iacere pertulit,
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809:elum draconis invidi
689:ivos cruoris torridi
589:iraculis dedit fidem
569:avacra puri gurgitis
515:non eripit mortalia,
509:ostis herodes impie,
429:omus pudici pectoris
389:eatus auctor saeculi
378:natum maria virgine.
344:Hostis Herodes impie
312:Hostis Herodes impie
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709:olutus omni corpore
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