Great Christian hymns / edited, with introduction and notes, by Nelson Antrim Crawford.

Contributor(s): Material type: TextTextSeries: Little blue book ; no. 743Publication details: Girard, Kan. : Haldeman-Julius Co., c1924.Description: 64 p. ; 13 cmSubject(s): LOC classification:
  • BV350 .C75
Contents:
Gloria in excelsis -- Te Deum laudamus / St. Nicetas -- Aeterne rerum conditor / St. Ambrose -- The breastplate of St. Patrick / St. Patrick -- Christian! dost thou see them / St. Andrew of Crete -- Ut queant laxis / Paul the deacon -- Veni, Creator spiritus / Rabanus Maurus -- Come, ye faithful / St. John of Damascus -- Gloria, laus, et honor / St. Theodulf -- For thee, o dear, dear country / St. Bernard of Cluny -- Dies irae / Thomas of Celano -- Stabat mater dolorosa / Jacopone da Todi -- Pange lingua gloriosi / St. Thomas Aquinas -- Communion hymn from the liturgy of the Armenians -- Ein' feste Burg / M. Luther -- The call / G. Herbert -- Veni, veni Emmanuel -- The spacious firmament on high / J. Addison -- Rise, crowned with light / A. Pope -- Jam toto subitus / Callisto Palumbella -- O for a closer walk with God / W. Cowper
(cont.) The divine image. And did those feet in ancient time / W. Blake -- Sun of my soul / J. Keble -- Holy! holy! holy! / R. Heber -- Lead, kindly light / J.H. Newman -- Nearer, my God, to thee / S.F. Adams -- Abide with me / H.F. Lyte -- Strong son of God. Ring out, wild bells / A. Tennyson -- Battle hymn of the republic / J.W. Howe -- We would see Jesus / A.B. Warner -- Onward, Christian soldiers / S. Baring-Gould -- For all the saints / W.W. How -- O little town of Bethlehem / P. Brooks -- Dear Lord and Father of mankind / J.G. Whittier -- A Christmas carol / C.G. Rossette -- Ancient of days / W.C. Doane -- God of our fathers / R. Kipling -- Sheep and lambs / K. Tynan.
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Gloria in excelsis -- Te Deum laudamus / St. Nicetas -- Aeterne rerum conditor / St. Ambrose -- The breastplate of St. Patrick / St. Patrick -- Christian! dost thou see them / St. Andrew of Crete -- Ut queant laxis / Paul the deacon -- Veni, Creator spiritus / Rabanus Maurus -- Come, ye faithful / St. John of Damascus -- Gloria, laus, et honor / St. Theodulf -- For thee, o dear, dear country / St. Bernard of Cluny -- Dies irae / Thomas of Celano -- Stabat mater dolorosa / Jacopone da Todi -- Pange lingua gloriosi / St. Thomas Aquinas -- Communion hymn from the liturgy of the Armenians -- Ein' feste Burg / M. Luther -- The call / G. Herbert -- Veni, veni Emmanuel -- The spacious firmament on high / J. Addison -- Rise, crowned with light / A. Pope -- Jam toto subitus / Callisto Palumbella -- O for a closer walk with God / W. Cowper

(cont.) The divine image. And did those feet in ancient time / W. Blake -- Sun of my soul / J. Keble -- Holy! holy! holy! / R. Heber -- Lead, kindly light / J.H. Newman -- Nearer, my God, to thee / S.F. Adams -- Abide with me / H.F. Lyte -- Strong son of God. Ring out, wild bells / A. Tennyson -- Battle hymn of the republic / J.W. Howe -- We would see Jesus / A.B. Warner -- Onward, Christian soldiers / S. Baring-Gould -- For all the saints / W.W. How -- O little town of Bethlehem / P. Brooks -- Dear Lord and Father of mankind / J.G. Whittier -- A Christmas carol / C.G. Rossette -- Ancient of days / W.C. Doane -- God of our fathers / R. Kipling -- Sheep and lambs / K. Tynan.

Latin poems are translated by W.J. Copeland, Cecil Francis Alexander, John Mason Neale, W.J. Blew, John Cosin, William J. Irons, Richard Mant, Edward Caswall, and Hugh T. Henry.

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