A Hymn for JVhitfun-Day. G. Moultrie 357








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109. The Palimpfeft : an Allegory. P. Onslow 360

110. Via Sandae Crucis A. Baker 362



in. Jerufalem, du hoch gebaute Stadt

A German Hymn on the Hearvenly City ; of
the xvii. Century . . . F. E. Cox 365

112. I am the Rofe of Sharon and the Lily of the
v Valleys. . . . Frederick George Lee 367
11 3! Jesus CHRisTthe Same yefterday, to-day, and

for ever A. Gurney 368

114. En Dies eft Dominica.
A Latin Hymn for the LorcTs Day ; of the
xv .Century H. Trend 371

115. Tria Dona Reges ferunt.
A Cento from an Epiphany Sequence of Adam
of S. Fifior. . . R. F. Littledale 376

11 6. Have mercy on me, O Lord, Thou Son of

David A. Brodrick 378

11 7. A Song which none but the Redeemed can fing.
D. Greenwell 380

11 8. De Parente Summo natum.
A Sequence from Tournay Mijfal of the xvi.
Century J. M. H. 382

11 9. Song of the early Chriftian Confeflors.
C. E. Kennaway 385

120. Being in an Agony, He prayed more eameftly.
C.S. 387

121. The open Vifion R.E.J.A. 389

122. The Mufic of Heaven. . . . F. E. Cox 392

123. Holy Childhood A. Brodrick 394

124. Stanzas H. N. Oxenham 396

125. Sequence on the Holy Spirit.
After Adam of S, Vifior . . W. J. Blew 402

126. Of the Gifts of God.
From the Latin . . . . C. B. Cayley 406








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127. Urbs beata Hirufalem.
On the Heavenly Jerufalem: from the Latin.
H. R. B. 409

128. The Church, Militant and Triumphant.
