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• catalog contributor b1718399.
• catalog created "c1908.".
• catalog date "1908".
• catalog date "c1908.".
• catalog dateCopyrighted "c1908.".
• catalog description "Cosmas of Jerusalem : Christ is born! Tell forth His fame! ; Him, of the Father's very essence ; Rod of the root of Jesse ; Father of peace, and God of consolation ; As Jonah, issuing from his three days tomb ; The holy children boldly stand ; The dewy freshness that the furnace flings ; O wondrous mystery, full of passing grace! ; He who with His mighty hand -- Stephen the Sabaite : Art thou weary, art thou languid -- Theophanes : Adam's complaint -- Theodore of the studium : That fearful day, that day of speechless dread ;".
• catalog description "Early anonymous hymns : Morning hymn ; Evening hymn ; A hymn at lamplight ; A prayer at dinner table ; The psalm of the Naassenes -- Clement of Alexandria : Bridle of untamed colts ; Shepherd of tender youth -- Methodius : The bridegroom cometh -- Gregory of Nazianzen : Hymn to Christ ; Hymn to God ; Hymn to Christ of Gaster day ; To his own soul ; A morning prayer ; A hymn at night ; An evening hymn ; Admonitory address to a virgin ; To himself -- Synesius : Hymn to the Deity ; Again we hail the opening morn ; Lift up thyself, my soul ; To Thee at evening gray ; Awake, our lute, the Child to sing ; Thee, with the holy self-sprung Fount, we sing ; O my deathless, o my blessed ; O! 'tis no theme of common things ; Well-beloved and glory-laden ; Christ the Son -- ".
• catalog description "Ephraem the Syrian : On the Nativity of Our Lord ; Epiphany ; On palm Sunday ; The children in paradise ; On the triumphal entry of Jesus into Jerusalem ; Lament of a father on the death of his little son ; Christ the companion of the disembodied soul ; Sabbath hymn ; Battle song against Satan ; On the death of children -- Anatolius : Evening hymn ; For Christmas ; In Bethlehem ; For saint Stephen's day ; On Christ calming the storm -- Andrew of Crete : A Eucharistic hymn ; For palm Sunday ; Christian! Dost thou see them ; The first of all apostles -- ".
• catalog description "God comes, and who shall stand before His fear? ; The day is near, the judgment is at hand ; The Lord draws nigh, the righteous throne's assessor ; The Lord, the Lord hath triumphed -- Methodius I : Are thy toils and woes increasing? -- Joseph of the studium : Let our choir new anthems raise ; Jesus, Lord of life eternal ; Wafting Him up on high ; Exalt, exalt, the heavenly gates ; Of twofold natures, Christ, the giver ; After three days Thou didst rise -- Theoctistus of the studium : Jesu, name all names above -- Metrophanes of Smyrna : O unity of threefold light -- Simeon Metaphrastes : O thou uncovered corse, Word of the Living One -- Anonymous hymns of the later period : Behold, the bridegroom cometh ; Christ, we sing thy saving passion ; The sepulcher is holding ; Let all mortal flesh keep silence ; Christ, mercy's holy river ; Within the womb of Anna ; O saint, permitted here to see ; Mark, shining light of Egypt.".
• catalog description "John of Damascus : The wonder-working Master ; Our hymns receive, Redeemer ; Habakkuk in ancient song ; 'Tis the day of resurrection ; Come, let us drink of that new river ; Sand on they watchtower ; Let us rise in early morning ; Into the dim earth's lowest parts descending ; Who from the fiery furnace saved the three ; Thou hallowed chosen morn of praise ; Shine! Shine! O new Jerusalem ; If the dark and awful tomb ; They who with Mary came ; The tuneful sound of music ; Jesu, give thy servants ; Take the last kiss ; With pain earth's joys are mingled ; Let heaven rejoice, and the earth be glad -- Romanus : Bethlehem hath opened Eden -- ".
• catalog extent "175 p. ;".
• catalog hasFormat "Hymns and poetry of the Eastern church.".
• catalog isFormatOf "Hymns and poetry of the Eastern church.".
• catalog issued "1908".
• catalog issued "c1908.".
• catalog language "eng".
• catalog publisher "New York : Eaton & Mains ; Cincinnati : Jennings & Graham,".
• catalog relation "Hymns and poetry of the Eastern church.".
• catalog subject "BV467 .P5".
• catalog subject "Hymns, Greek Translations into English.".
• catalog subject "Orthodox Eastern Church Hymns.".
• catalog tableOfContents "Cosmas of Jerusalem : Christ is born! Tell forth His fame! ; Him, of the Father's very essence ; Rod of the root of Jesse ; Father of peace, and God of consolation ; As Jonah, issuing from his three days tomb ; The holy children boldly stand ; The dewy freshness that the furnace flings ; O wondrous mystery, full of passing grace! ; He who with His mighty hand -- Stephen the Sabaite : Art thou weary, art thou languid -- Theophanes : Adam's complaint -- Theodore of the studium : That fearful day, that day of speechless dread ;".
• catalog tableOfContents "Early anonymous hymns : Morning hymn ; Evening hymn ; A hymn at lamplight ; A prayer at dinner table ; The psalm of the Naassenes -- Clement of Alexandria : Bridle of untamed colts ; Shepherd of tender youth -- Methodius : The bridegroom cometh -- Gregory of Nazianzen : Hymn to Christ ; Hymn to God ; Hymn to Christ of Gaster day ; To his own soul ; A morning prayer ; A hymn at night ; An evening hymn ; Admonitory address to a virgin ; To himself -- Synesius : Hymn to the Deity ; Again we hail the opening morn ; Lift up thyself, my soul ; To Thee at evening gray ; Awake, our lute, the Child to sing ; Thee, with the holy self-sprung Fount, we sing ; O my deathless, o my blessed ; O! 'tis no theme of common things ; Well-beloved and glory-laden ; Christ the Son -- ".
• catalog tableOfContents "Ephraem the Syrian : On the Nativity of Our Lord ; Epiphany ; On palm Sunday ; The children in paradise ; On the triumphal entry of Jesus into Jerusalem ; Lament of a father on the death of his little son ; Christ the companion of the disembodied soul ; Sabbath hymn ; Battle song against Satan ; On the death of children -- Anatolius : Evening hymn ; For Christmas ; In Bethlehem ; For saint Stephen's day ; On Christ calming the storm -- Andrew of Crete : A Eucharistic hymn ; For palm Sunday ; Christian! Dost thou see them ; The first of all apostles -- ".
• catalog tableOfContents "God comes, and who shall stand before His fear? ; The day is near, the judgment is at hand ; The Lord draws nigh, the righteous throne's assessor ; The Lord, the Lord hath triumphed -- Methodius I : Are thy toils and woes increasing? -- Joseph of the studium : Let our choir new anthems raise ; Jesus, Lord of life eternal ; Wafting Him up on high ; Exalt, exalt, the heavenly gates ; Of twofold natures, Christ, the giver ; After three days Thou didst rise -- Theoctistus of the studium : Jesu, name all names above -- Metrophanes of Smyrna : O unity of threefold light -- Simeon Metaphrastes : O thou uncovered corse, Word of the Living One -- Anonymous hymns of the later period : Behold, the bridegroom cometh ; Christ, we sing thy saving passion ; The sepulcher is holding ; Let all mortal flesh keep silence ; Christ, mercy's holy river ; Within the womb of Anna ; O saint, permitted here to see ; Mark, shining light of Egypt.".
• catalog tableOfContents "John of Damascus : The wonder-working Master ; Our hymns receive, Redeemer ; Habakkuk in ancient song ; 'Tis the day of resurrection ; Come, let us drink of that new river ; Sand on they watchtower ; Let us rise in early morning ; Into the dim earth's lowest parts descending ; Who from the fiery furnace saved the three ; Thou hallowed chosen morn of praise ; Shine! Shine! O new Jerusalem ; If the dark and awful tomb ; They who with Mary came ; The tuneful sound of music ; Jesu, give thy servants ; Take the last kiss ; With pain earth's joys are mingled ; Let heaven rejoice, and the earth be glad -- Romanus : Bethlehem hath opened Eden -- ".
• catalog title "Hymns and poetry of the Eastern church / collected and chronologically arranged by Bernhard Pick.".
• catalog type "Hymns. fast".
• catalog type "Translations. fast".
• catalog type "text".