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They were not ashamed to lay their hands on Sedulius, on Prudentius, on St. Ambrose himself. Only in one or two cases does some sense of shame seem to have stopped their nefarious work. They left “Ave maris stella,” “Jam lucis orto sidere,” and St. Thomas Aquinas’s hymns alone (they would have made pretty work of “Sacris solemniis”). In 1629 their mangled remnants were published.
— Rev’d Adrian Knottesford Fortescue (25 March 1916)

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1876 Hermesdorff Graduale (2nd version)
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      * *  1876 Hermesdorff Graduale (2nd version)

• Graduale ad normam cantis S. Gregorii, auf grund der forschungs-resultate und unter beihülfe der mitglieder des Vereins zur erforschung alter choral-handschriften • Hermesdorff, Mich. 1833-1885. (Michael) • xvi, 354 pages (copy is incomplete, since pretty much the last 45 pages were missing) • 1876 (WorldCat says 1876-1882) Trier, Commissions-Verlag der J.B. Grach’s buchhandlung • Father Hermesdorff died before he finished it •



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