DETAILS
| FORM | Antiphon for Virgins |
| DIFFICULTY | Easy/Medium |
| LENGTH | Medium |
| SOURCE | Riesencodex f.471 recto |
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TRANSLATION
| O pulcre facies Deum aspicientes et in aurora edificantes, o beate virgines, quam nobiles estis, in quibus rex se consideravit, cum in vobis omnia celestia ornamenta presignavit, ubi etiam suavissimus hortus estis, in omnibus ornamentis redolentes. |
O lovely faces gazing upon God and serving Him in the daybreak, O blessed virgins how noble are you on whom the king settled when he marked you out with every heavenly adornment, to be a balm-scented garden, casting perfume from every inflorescence. |
Musical transcription by Allison Mondel
Latin translation by Hugh McElroy
Version 1.0
Last Updated 5.10.21
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