• Rhymed psalters are translations of the Psalms from Hebrew or Latin into poetry in some other language. Rhymed psalters include metrical psalters designed...
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    first edition of Calvin's psalter was published. It bore the title "Aulcuns Pseaulmes et cantiques mys en chant" (Some rhymed Psalms and Hymns to be sung)...
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    of Solomon, and other Old Testament songs. Boyd sought to have his rhymed psalter (printed in 1644) and scriptural songs (1645) accepted as the standard...
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    Polotsky, releasing his "Rhymed Psalter" (1680), wrote that in Moscow they loved "the consonant singing of the Polish Psalter".[citation needed] Some of...
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  • Armstrong's hymns are believed to have been developed based on rhymed psalters. Some of these psalters include the Book of Psalms for Singing (published by the...
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    numbering as Psalm 136) is a part of the Nineteenth Kathisma (division of the Psalter) and is read at Matins on Friday mornings throughout the year, except during...
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    morning of the tenth day of the month. In a Scottish Psalter of 1650, Psalm 50 was paraphrased rhymed in English as "The mighty God, the Lord, Hath spoken...
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    It is a medieval Latin poem characterized by its accentual stress and rhymed lines. The metre is trochaic. The poem describes the Last Judgment, the...
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  • Protestant and Catholic hymnals. A rhymed version in French of Psalm 138 appeared in the Genevan Psalter. This psalter was used by the Huguenots, who were...
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    English allegorical narrative poem by William Langland. It is written in un-rhymed, alliterative verse divided into sections called passus (Latin for "step")...
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  • 1561 John Day included it after the psalms in his incomplete metrical psalter of that year. From 1562 onwards, in The Whole Booke of Psalmes, Day printed...
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    to shine), is a communion verse for Septuagesima. Adam Reusner wrote a rhymed paraphrase of the first six verses of Psalm 31, "In dich hab ich gehoffet...
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    art began to show the risen Christ himself. Examples are the Melisende Psalter and Peter von Cornelius's The Three Marys at the Tomb. Eastern icons continue...
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    Psalms Presbyterian Book of Common Order Scottish Psalter Reformed Souterliedekens Genevan Psalter Herbst 2001, p. 86. Brodersen & Brodersen 2008. Doukhan...
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  • fellow Mozarabs. A generation later, Ḥafṣ ibn Albar al-Qūtī, finished a rhymed verse translation of the Psalms from the Latin Vulgate in 889. Although...
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    varying lengths) of assonanced (occasionally rhymed) lines are called "laisses"; another frequent form is the rhymed couplet. The choice of verse form was generally...
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    A rhymed translation of the Psalm, "Zu Lob und Ehr mit Freuden singt" (To praise and honour sing with joy), was published in the Becker Psalter (1602)...
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    in 1539 published the first edition of his Psalter, Aulcuns Pseaulmes et cantiques mys en chant (Some rhymed Psalms and Hymns to be sung) which contained...
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  • Old Prussian Basel Epigram c. 1372 Komi Abur inscriptions c. 1386 Slovak Rhymed sentence in Latin codex Toponyms, personal names and glosses are found from...
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    expressed his fears to Parliament in 1545 that "the Word of God, is disputed, rhymed, sung and jangled in every ale house and tavern, contrary to the true meaning...
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    the Yamim nora’im (High Holidays). Most of these poetic insertions are rhymed, metrical hymns (piyyutim) and were the products of great literary figures...
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    patronage of the Church. The genre was most widespread in France. The "Rhymed Chronicle" of Philippe Musca, a bourgeois from Tournai, was very famous...
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  • achievements; France Clément Marot and Theodore Beza, The Geneva Psalter, revised edition, with rhymed versions of all 150 Psalms for the first time; some earlier...
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    in Ordinary Time of the year. The psalm appeared in a rhymed version in the hymnal Genevan Psalter in the 1551 edition. German versions on the same melody...
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    Montelongo had led a Guelph coalition against Emperor Frederick II. The Austrian Rhymed Chronicle ("Chronicon rhythmicum Austriacum") is the earliest known work...
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    the Odes include those by David West (free verse), and Colin Sydenham (rhymed). In 1983, Charles E. Passage translated all the works of Horace in the...
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  • West. (Runc. Vol III, pp. 117n, 122n, 247n, 499) Melisande Psalter. The Melisende Psalter is a manuscript commissioned around 1135 by Fulk of Jerusalem...
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  • edition of the Geneva Psalter; Marot moved to Geneva, Switzerland this year and was commissioned by John Calvin to create rhymed versions of all the Psalms;...
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  • translated as early as 1600, though not published. He brought out in 1631 a rhymed version, with abridgments and additions, of Heliodorus' Aethiopica. Lisle...
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    sounds for the purposes of rhyme; for example, when written "moir/more" is rhymed with "gloir" or "befoir" it is not pronounced as "mair". The richer the...
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