English translation:
Who layest dead
in the rock, our innocent king,
make us to rest in thee,
and always render praises.
Come to our aid, O Lord,
whom thou redeemedst with blood,
and lead us to the heavenly
joys of eternal peace.
Full text: MotettiB, No. 3, ff. 11v-12r
Translation: NJE 22.3
Qui iacuisti mortuus
In petra rex innocuus
Fac nos in te quiescere
Semperque laudes reddere.
Succurre nobis domine
Quos redemisti sanguine
Et duc nos ad caelestia
Aeternae pacis gaudia.
Who layest dead
in the rock, our innocent king,
make us to rest in thee,
and always render praises.
Come to our aid, O Lord,
whom thou redeemedst with blood,
and lead us to the heavenly
joys of eternal peace.
Officium de Passione (attr. to St. Bonaventure), AH 50, No. 382, pp. 568-571 (see also RH 2, No. 16432, p. 409 and JALLONGHI 1915), Ad completorium, st. 1-2
caelestia] suavia
Source | Motet incipit | Attribution | Rubric | Cycle / Text |
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MotettiB No. 3: 011v-012r |
Qui iacuisti mortuus ID: M161 |
Josquin (as part of C42) Josquin des Prez |
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C42 Qui velatus facie fuisti T161 Qui iacuisti mortuus |
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