WALWORTH, REV. CLARENCE ALPHONSUS
(1820-1900) was an Episcopal clergyman who entered the
Catholic Church and became one of the founders of the
Paulist Congregation. His fine translation of the Te Deum
is in extensive use. Hymn: 8.
WINGFIELD, WILLIAM FREDERICK, M.A. (1813-
1874), was educated at Christ Church, Oxford. Convert,
1845. Before his conversion he was an Anglican clergy-
man ; after his conversion, a barrister. Hymn : 87.
WOODWARD, REV. GEORGE RATCLIFF, MA.
(b. 1848), was educated at Harrow, and at Gonville and
Caius College, Cambridge. He is the editor of the excellent
hymnal, Songs of Syon, to which he contributed many
translations from the Latin, Greek, and German. His
translations from the Latin do not include any of the
Breviary hymns. He is also the author of the widely
known Cowley Carol Booh. Hymn : 149B.
YATTENDON HYMNAL, 1899. The Yattendon
Hymnal was edited by Mr. Robert Bridges, the Poet-
371
TRANSLATORS OF THE HYMNS
Laureate. It contains, in all, one hundred hymns, many of
them recent translations of a high order. Hymn : 12.
Religious Affiliations of Translators
It is interesting to record here the religious affiliations
of the translators whose hymns find a place in this volume.
It will be observed from the biographies given above that
among the Catholic translators fully one-half are converts.
Among those classed as Anglicans the writer believes that
all are of the High Church party.
CATHOLICS : Aylward, Bagshawe, Bute, Campbell, Cas-
wall, Donahoe, Dryden, Faber, Garesche, Hall, Henry,
Hunter-Blair, Husenbeth, Leeson, McDougall, MacCarthy,
Newman, Oakeley, O'Hagan, Oxenham, Paul, Potter, Wal-
lace, Walworth, and Wingfield. The translations in the
Primers are all by Catholics.
ANGLICANS: Ball, Blacker, Blew, Chadwick, Cham-
bers, Copeland, Courthope, Dearmer, Ellerton, Hort,
Housman, Irons, Julian, Lacey, Littledale, Neale, Palmer,
Riley, and Woodward.
The religious affiliation of Doran is not definitely known
to the writer ; he was probably an Anglican.
Scott was nominally a Presbyterian with a leaning
toward the Episcopal Church.
572
GLOSSARY
Aurora, ce, the dawn. In alleg. the Blessed Virgin, who was
the Dawn that heralded the rising Sun of Justice.
(Mai. 4, 2.)
Avernus, i, hell. The Humanistic revisers of the Breviary
hymns introduced many pagan poetical names for
heaven and hell.
Bethlem, another form of Bethlehem, the birthplace of
David and of Christ. It is five miles south of
Jerusalem.
Christiades, um, pi. Christians. This word occurs twice.
It is not found in the dictionaries, not even in Du
Cange. See hymns 94, 104.
circulus, i, circle. Used in the hymns in such expressions
as "dierum circulo," "dierum circulis," and in the
Vulgate — "post anni circulum" — "after the course of
a year." "Now the circling years disclose." — Pope:
Odyssey.
ccelites (pi. of codes, itis), the blessed, the heavenly spirits.
This word and jubar were great favorites with the re-
visers of the Breviary hymns.
compos, potis, with genitive, partaking of, sharing in, par-
ticipating in.
confiteor 2, to praise. Confitebor tibi Domine in toto corde
meo (Ps. 9, 2).
denus for the pi. deni. The singular form of the distributive
numerals is quite common.
edo, edidi 3, to beget, bring forth, cause.
Flamen, inis (from flare, to blow), the Holy Spirit; just
as "spirit" is from spirare, to blow.
Genitor, oris, the Father; Genitus, the Son.
in, prep., in, into; as, for. Et dederunt in (as, for) escam
meamfel (Ps. 68, 22).
jubar, aris, ray, beam, splendor, glory.
jugis, adj., continual, perpetual; jugiter, adv., forever.
livor, oris, fig., envy, spite, malice, ill-will ; mostly poet, and
post- Aug. for iuvidia.
373
GLOSSARY
lubricus, adj., slippery, dangerous; impure, unclean. See
" lubricous" in any unabridged English dictionary.
lumbi, ovum, the loins, reins, considered as the seat of the
passions or affections.
machina, ce, structure, fabric, frame, order.
Numen, inis, God, the Godhead, the Divine Will.
obvius, adj., in the way so as to meet, meeting.
Olympus, i, heaven. See "Avenues."
Orcus, i, hell. See "Avernus."
palma, ce, a palm, palm branch ; victory, the palm branch as
a symbol of victory.
pango, to fasten; to compose, to write, hence "to sing."
plaga, ce, wound, blow, stripe. See following word.
plaga, ce, region, quarter, lands. See preceding word.
polus, i (or pi.), heaven, the heavens.
prcesepe, is, a manger. Also praesepes, is; praesepia, ae;
praesepium, i.
Sion, lit., a hill in Jerusalem on which stood the royal
palace; fig., the Church, esp. the Church Militant, the
faithful. In general, Sion is the Church on earth;
Jerusalem, the Church in heaven. The necessities of
meter do not always permit this distinction to be ob-
served.
Solymce, arum, and Solyma, orum are poetical forms of
Hierosolyma, orum, Jerusalem.
Tartarus, i, and Tartara, orum, hell. See "Avernus."
Verbum, i, The Word, the Eternal Son, the second Person
of the Holy Trinity.
votum, i (mostly pi.), prayer, wish, desire, "votum
solvere," to fulfill one's vows or obligations, "voti
compotes," having obtained their wish.
374
ENGLISH INDEX
HYMN
Abroad the Regal Banners fly 51
Ah that day of wrath and woe 87C
All glory, laud, and honor 58
All hail, ye little Martyr flowers 42
All ye who seek a comfort sure 85
All ye who would the Christ descry 129
Angel-guardians of men, spirits and powers we sing 136
Antiphons of Advent 34
As fades the glowing orb of day 29
As the bird, whose clarion gay 14
A thousand lights their glory shed . : 96
At the Cross her station keeping 54
At the Lamb's high feast we sing 60
At this our solemn Feast 77
Ave, Star of Ocean 149
Before the ending of the day 5
Behold the blessed morning 143
Bethlehem, of noblest cities 47
Be thou the guardian of thy native land 94
Blessed City, heavenly Salem 168
Blest guardian of all virgin souls 88
Brief life is here our portion 171
Bright Builder of the heavenly poles 35
By Mary's inspiration led 103
By the crib wherein reposing 57
Celestial Word, to this our earth 36
Christ is made the sure Foundation 169
Christ, of the Angels praise and adoration 135
Christ the Lord is risen to-day 59
Come, all ye faithful 40
Come, Holy Ghost, who ever One 2
Creator-Spirit, all-Divine 68
Day is breaking, dawn is bright 16
Day of wrath and doom impending 87D
Doxologies, Special — following hymn 29
Earth's mighty Maker, whose command 25
375
INDEX, ENGLISH
HYMN
Eternal Monarch, King most High , 66
Father of lights ! one glance of Thine 125
Flowers of martyrdom all hail 42B
For thee, dear, dear country 172
From highest heaven, the Father's Son 167
From lands that see the sun arise 39
From the truth thy soul to turn 108
Giver of life, eternal Lord 148
Glory and honor and laud 58B
Glory of Iberia's throne 107
God of mercy let us run 133
God's messenger, Theresa 142
Great God of boundless mercy, hear 21
Hail day ! whereon the One in Three 6
Hail, holy Wounds of Jesus, hail 120
Hail, Queen of heaven, enthroned 31
Hail, Sea-Star we name thee 149B
Hail, Thou who man's Redeemer art 65
Hail to the Queen who reigns above 33
Hail, true Body, truly born 80
Hark, a herald voice is calling 37
He who once, in righteous vengeance 119
Hidden God, devoutly I adore Thee 79
High let us all our voices raise 165
His sacred feet with tears of agony 126
Holy God, we praise Thy Name 8
Holy Spirit, come and shine 67
In wondrous mode set free, lo, at the Lord's com-
mand 128
Jerusalem the golden 173
Jesu, eternal Truth sublime 162
Jesu, salvation's Sun divine 50
Jesu, the very thought of Thee 43
Jesu, the Virgins ' Crown, do Thou 163
Jesu, the world's Redeemer, hear 161
Jesus, behind Thy Temple 's veil 84
Jesus, the Ransomer of man 38
Joseph, the praise and glory of the heavens 105
376
INDEX, ENGLISH
HYMN
Joy to thee, Queen of heaven 32
Let Angels chant thy praise, pure spouse of purest
Bride 104
Light of the anxious heart 130
Lo, how the savage crew 83
Lo, Mary is exempt from stain of sin 100
Long fasting hath thy body tamed 145
Lo, the dim shadows of the night are waning 10
Maker of all, eternal King 9
Maker of man, who from Thy throne 28
Martyr of God, whose strength was steeled 156
Mother benign of our redeeming Lord 30
My God, I love Thee, not because 74
Noble champion of the Lord 110
Now Christ, ascending whence He came 69
Now Christ, the Conqueror of death 140
Now from the slumbers of the night arising 7
Now in the sun's new dawning ray 1
Now let the darkling eve 131
Now let the earth with joy resound 153
O Blest Creator of the light 23
O Christ, the world's Creator bright 82
O Christ, Thy guilty people spare 147
O Christ, whose glory fills the heaven 20
O come, O come, Emmanuel 34B
O for thy spirit, holy John, to chasten 113
O glorious King of Martyr hosts 157
O glorious Lady ! throned on high 151
O glory of the Polish race 144
O God by whose command is swayed 72
O God, of those that fought Thy fight 155
O God of truth, O Lord of might 3
O God, whose hand hath spread the sky 26
O great Creator of the sky 24
O highest Hope of mortals 95
O House of Nazareth the blest 97
377
INDEX, ENGLISH
HYMN
Jesu, King most wonderful 44
Jesu, Life-spring of the soul 134
Jesu, Thou the Beauty art 45
kind Creator, bow Thine ear 48
Light of Light, Dayspring bright 13
lovely light of fatherland 122
more than blessed, merit high attaining 115
Peter, Shepherd good, our voices sing of thee . . 90
rosy dawn ! that dost proclaim 99
Sovereign Lord of Nature 's might 27
Splendor of God's glory bright 12
strength and stay upholding all creation 4
Thou, the heavens' eternal King 61
Thou, the Son of God most High 86
Thou, who dost all nature sway 73
Three in One, and One in Three 19
Trinity of blessed light 71
Our limbs refreshed with slumber now 11
Our souls' great Teacher, Paul, our guide in wis-
dom's ways 91
Virgin Mother of our God 98
Peter, blest Shepherd ! hearken to our cry 117
Peter, whatever thou shalt bind on earth 89
Praise, Sion, praise thy Saviour 75
Remember, Creator Lord 152
Riches and regal throne, for Christ's dear sake.. 124
Round roll the weeks our hearts to greet 70
Ruler of the dread immense 137
Sanctify me wholly, Soul of Christ adored 81
See the golden sun arise 18
Sing, my tongue, the glorious battle 52
Sing, my tongue, the Saviour's glory 76
Sing, O Sons of the Church, sounding the Mar-
tyrs ' praise 159
Sing, O ye faithful, sing two athlete brothers 121
Son of a Virgin, Maker of Thy Mother 164
Son of the Highest, deign to cast 127
378
INDEX, ENGLISH
HYMN
That day of wrath, that dreadful day 87
That day of wrath, that dreadful day 87B
The agonizing hooks, the rending scourge 93
The beauteous light of God's eternal Majesty 116
The dawn is sprinkling in the east 22
The dusky veil of night hath laid 17
Thee, Christ, the Father's splendor 134B
Th' eternal gifts of Christ the King 154
The fast, as taught by holy lore 49
The fathers lived a life in shade 102
The gladness of thy Motherhood 141
The God whom earth, and sea, and sky 150
The golden star of morn Ill
The Heav'nly Word proceeding forth 78
The holy Paschal work is wrought 59B
The Martyrs' triumphs let us sing 158
The Messenger from God's high throne 138
The morn had spread her crimson rays 62
The Mount of Olives witnesseth 139
The world is very evil 170
Thirty years among us dwelling 53
This the Confessor of the Lord, whose triumph... 160
Thou heavenly, new Jerusalem 166
Thou in thy childhood, to the desert caverns 114
To be the Lamb 's celestial bride 112
To rule thy heart, Elizabeth 123
Venantius, hail! God's Martyr bright 109
We praise Thee, O God 8
What a sea of tears and sorrow 132
When thou dost pray thy mighty prayer 146
When war was raging, and the town 101
While Christ's disciples, grieving, sad 63
Who madest all and dost control 15
Why impious Herod, vainly fear 46
With glad and joyous strains 118
With joyous songs, great Rome, Martina's fame
extol 92
With terror doth the tyrant hear 41
379
INDEX, ENGLISH
HYMN
With the fair sun of Easter morn 64
Worshipped throughout the Church to earth's far
ends 106
LATIN INDEX
(a = accentual, q = quantitative)
HYMN
Adeste, fideles a 40
Adoro Te devote a 79
Ad regias Agni dapes q 60
iEterna Christi munera q 154
iEterna cceli gloria q 20
iEterne Rector siderum q 137
iEterne rerum Conditor q 9
Sterne Rex altissime q 66
Ales diei nuntius q 14
Alma Redemptoris Mater q 30
Alto ex Olympi vertice q 167
Angularis f undamentum a 169
Anima Christi 81
AntiphonaB Majores 34
Antra deserti q 114
A solis ortus cardine q 39
Athleta Christi nobilis q 110
Auctor beate saeculi q 82
Audi benigne Conditor q 48
Audit tyrannus anxius q 41
Aurora ccelum purpurat q 62
Aurora jam spargit polum q 22
Aurora soli praevia q 99
Ave Maris Stella a 149
Ave Regina coelorum a 31
Ave verum Corpus natum a 80
Beata nobis gaudia q 70
Beate Pastor Petre q 90
Beate Pastor Petre q 117
Bella dum late q 101
Christe, sanctorum q 135
Christo profusum sanguinem q 158
380
INDEX, LATIN
HYMN
Ccelestis Agni nuptias q 112
Coelestis aulae Nuntius q 138
Coelestis urbs Jerusalem q 166
Cceli Deus sanctissime q 26
Coelitum Joseph q 105
Consors paterni luminis q 13
Cor, area legem continens q 84
Corpus domas jejuniis q 145
Creator alme siderum q 35
Crudelis Herodes, Deum q 46
Custodes hominum q 136
Decora lux q 116
Deus tuorum militum q 155
Dies Irae a 87
Domare cordis q 123
Doxologies, Special — following hymn 29
Dum nocte pulsa q Ill
Ecce jam noctis q 10
Egregie Doctor Paule q 91
En clara vox redarguit q. . . , 37
En ut superba criminum q . . , 83
Ex more docti mystico q 49
Exultet orbis gaudiis q 153
Festivis resonent compita q 118
Fortem virili pectore q 165
Gentis Polonse gloria q 144
Gloria, laus, et honor a 58
H«ec est dies, qua q 143
Hie breve vivitur q 171
Hominis superne Conditor q 28
Hora novissima q 170
Immense coeli Conditor q 24
In monte olivis q 139
Invicte Martyr, unicum q 156
381
INDEX LATIN
HYMN
Ira justa Conditoris q 119
Iste Confessor q 160
Iste, quern laeti q 106
Jam Christus astra ascenderat q 69
Jam lucis orto sidere q 1
Jam morte victor q 140
Jam sol recedit igneus q 29
Jam toto subitus q 131
Jesu, corona celsior q 162
Jesu, corona Virginum q 163
Jesu, decus angelicum a 45
Jesu, dulcis memoria a 43
Jesu, Redemptor omnium, Perpes q 161
Jesu, Redemptor omnium, Quern q 38
Jesu, Rex admirabilis a 44
Lauda Sion a 75
Lucis Creator optime q 23
Lustra sex a 53
Lux alma, Jesu q 130
Lux ecce surgit aurea q 18
Lux o decora q 122
Magnae Deus potential a 27
Maria castis osculis q 126
Martinae celebri q 92
Martyr Dei Venantius q 109
Matris sub almas q 103
Memento, rerum Conditor q 152
Miris modis repente q 128
Nocte surgentes q 7
Non illam crucians q 93
Nox atra rerum contegit q 17
Nox, et tenebrae, et nubila q 16
Nullis te genitor q 108
Nunc Sancte nobis Spiritus q 2
O bona patria q 172
O Deus, ego amo Te a 74
382
INDEX, LATIN
HYMN
gente f elix hospita q 97
gloriosa virginum q 151
Lux beata coelitum q 95
Lux beata Trinitas a 71
Omnis expertem q 100
O nimis f elix q 115
quot undis lacrimarum q 132
sola magnarum urbium q. . 47
Sol salutis, intimis q 50
Opes decusque regium q 124
Pange lingua (Passion) q 52
Pange Lingua (Corpus Christi) a 76
Paschale mundo gaudium q 64
Pater superni luminis q 125
Placare, Christe, servulis q 147
Praeclara custos virginum q 88
Primo die, quo Trinitas q 6
Quern terra, pontus, sidera q 150
Quicumque certum quaaritis q 85
Quicumque Christum quaeritis q 129
Quodcumque in orbe q 89
Rector potens, verax Deus q 3
Regali solio f ortis Iberiae q 107
Regina cceli, laetare a 32
Regis supemi nuntia q 142
Rerum Creator optime q 15
Rerum Deus tenax vigor q 4
Rex gloriose Martyrum q 157
Rex sempiterne coelitum q 61
Sacra jam splendent q 96
Sacris solemniis a 77
Salutis aeternaB clator q 148
Salutis humanae Sator q 65
Salve Regina a 33
Salvete Christi vulnera a 120
Salvete flores Martyrum q 42
Sancta Mater, istud agas a 55
383
INDEX, LATIN
HYMN
Sanctorum meritis q 159
Sedibus cceli q 121
Sio patres vitam q 102
Somno refectis artubus q 11
Splendor paternae gloriae q 12
Stabat Mater dolorosa a 54
Stabat Mater speciosa a 57
Summse Deus clementiae q 133
Summae Parens clementiae (Saturday) q 21
Summae Parens clementiae q 72
Summi Parentis Filio q 86
Summi Parentis Unice q 127
Te deprecante, corporum q 146
Te Deum laudamus 8
Te dicimus praeconio q 98
Te gestientem gaudiis q 141
Te, Joseph, celebrent q 104
Telluris alme Conditor q 25
Te lucis ante terminum q 5
Te splendor et virtus Patris q 134
Tibi, Christe, splendor Patris a 134B
Tristes erant Apostoli q 63
Tu natale solum q 94
Tu, Trinitatis Unitas (Friday) q 19
Tu, Trinitatis Unitas q 73
Urbs Jerusalem beata a 168
Urbs Sion aurea q 173
Ut queant laxis q 113
Veni Creator Spiritus q 68
Veni, Sancte Spiritus a 67
Veni, veni, Emmanuel a 34B
Verbum supernum prodiens (Advent) q 36
Verbum supernum prodiens a 78
Vexilla Regis prodeunt q 51
Victimae Paschali a 59
Virginis Proles q 164
Virgo virginum praeclara a 56
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