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IV

A-nis ang- li- cus fit pa-nis hmi-num; Dat pa-

nis c -li-cus

fi-g-ris trmi-num:

O res mi- r-bi- lis!

mand-cat Dmi-num Pau-per, servus, et hmi- lis.

2.

Te tri-na D- i- tas

-naque pscimus: Sic nos tu

v-si-ta, sic-ut te c- limus; Per tu- as smi-tas duc nos

quo tndimus,

Ad lu-cem quam inh-bi-tas.

A-men.

The bread of angels becomes the bread of men; the heavenly food makes an
end of symbols. O wonderful thing! a poor and lowly servant eats the body of
the Lord. 2. We pray Thee, Godhead Three and One, come to us as we worship
Thee; lead us by Thy path to the goal for which we hope, to the light in which
Thou dwellest.

Additional verses: S ACRIS SOLEMNIIS , Hymn for Corpus Christi

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1.

Sa- cris so- lmni-

is

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pr- crdi- is sonent prcni- a:

va sint mni- a,

Cor-da, voces

Et ex

Recdant v-te-ra, no-

et pe-ra.

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No-ctis re- c- li- tur c-na no-vssima, Qua Christus

cr-di-tur

agnum et zyma

le- g-tima

3.

De-dsse frtri-bus, ju-xta

Pri- scis indl- ta ptri-bus.

Post agnum t- pi- cum, expl-tis pu-lis, Corpus Do-

m-ni-cum da-tum disc-pu-lis, Sic to-tum mnibus, quod

to-tum sngu-lis,

4.

E- jus fa-t- mur m-ni-bus.

De- dit fra- g- li- bus crpo- ris frcu-lum, De-dit et

trsti-bus sngui-nis p-cu-lum, Di-cens: Acc-pi-te quod

tra-do vscu-lum, Omnes ex e-

5.

Sic sacri- f- ci-

um istud inst-tu- it, Cu-jus of-f-ci-

um commtti v-lu- it

cngru- it.

o b-bi- te.

So-lis presb-te-ris, qui- bus sic

Ut sumant, et dent c-te-ris.

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Panis anglicus p. 9

To the sacred feast let joy be joined; praise shall sound from our hearts; let the
old things depart and all be made new, our hearts, words and deeds. 2. Now we
remember the supper of that last evening, in which we know that Christ gave
the pas- chal lamb and the unleavened bread to the brethren, according to the
law of the ancient fathers. 3. After the symbol of the lamb, supper being over,
we believe that the Body of the Lord was given to the disciples by His own
hands, whole to all and whole to each one. 4. To the weak He gave his strengthening Body, to the sad the cup of His Blood, saying: Receive what I give you,
drink ye all of it. 5. So He founded this sacrifice, which He committed to
priests alone, that they should partake and give to the others.