A solis ortus cardine

Lyrics:    Coelius Sedulius, died, ca. 450.
Meter:    88.88
Info:    hymnsandcarolsofchristmas.comwikipedia.org
Comments:    The full hymn is abacedarian (each verse starts with consecutive letters in the
alphabet) and consists of 23 stanzas in honour of Christ.  In liturgical use, the first
seven verses form the Christmas hymn on this page, while four later verses form an
Epiphany hymn (Hostis Herodes impie).

From Lands That See the Sun Arise

Lyrics:    John Mason Neale, 1818-1866, in the Hymnal Noted, 1851.
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PUER NOBIS

Composer:    Trier manuscript, 15th cent.; adapted by Geoffrey Shaw, 1867-1936.
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SAINT VENANTIUS

Composer:    Rouen church melody, 16th or 17th cent., included in Paris Antiphoner, 1681.
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From East and West and Shore to Shore

Lyrics:    John Ellerton, 1826-1893, in Church Hymns, 1871.
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Afar from Where the Sun Doth Rise  ©

Lyrics:    Ronald Arbuthnott Knox, 1888-1957, in The Westminster Hymnal, © 1940.
Hymnal:    Divine Office 1974: 7 / Hymns for the Proper of Seasons: 7 (Christmastide I)
Notes:    Suggested tune is SAINT VENUTIUS in the Divine Office.
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Hymn tune:   PUER NOBISSAINT VENANTIUS