Ancient hymns, from the Roman breviary, for domestick use, every morning and evening of the week, and on the holy-days of the church: to which are added, original hymns, principally of commemoration and thanksgiving for Christ's holy ordinances
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Ancient hymns, from the Roman breviary, for domestick use, every morning and evening of the week, and on the holy-days of the church: to which are added, original hymns, principally of commemoration and thanksgiving for Christ's holy ordinances
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Ancient hymns, from the Roman breviary, for domestick use, every morning and evening of the week, and on the holy-days of the church: to which are added, original hymns, principally of commemoration and thanksgiving for Christ's holy ordinances is a version, edition or translation[1].
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- Ancient hymns, from the Roman breviary, for domestick use, every morning and evening of the week, and on the holy-days of the church: to which are added, original hymns, principally of commemoration and thanksgiving for Christ's holy ordinances's instance of is recorded as to which are added, original hymns, principally of commemoration and thanksgiving for Christ's holy ordinances — instance of (P31): version, edition or translation[2].
- Ancient hymns, from the Roman breviary, for domestick use, every morning and evening of the week, and on the holy-days of the church: to which are added, original hymns, principally of commemoration and thanksgiving for Christ's holy ordinances's editor is recorded as to which are added, original hymns, principally of commemoration and thanksgiving for Christ's holy ordinances — editor (P98): Richard Mant[3].
- Ancient hymns, from the Roman breviary, for domestick use, every morning and evening of the week, and on the holy-days of the church: to which are added, original hymns, principally of commemoration and thanksgiving for Christ's holy ordinances's OCLC number is recorded as 942520[4].
- Ancient hymns, from the Roman breviary, for domestick use, every morning and evening of the week, and on the holy-days of the church: to which are added, original hymns, principally of commemoration and thanksgiving for Christ's holy ordinances's place of publication is recorded as to which are added, original hymns, principally of commemoration and thanksgiving for Christ's holy ordinances — place of publication (P291): London[5].
- Ancient hymns, from the Roman breviary, for domestick use, every morning and evening of the week, and on the holy-days of the church: to which are added, original hymns, principally of commemoration and thanksgiving for Christ's holy ordinances's language of work or name is recorded as to which are added, original hymns, principally of commemoration and thanksgiving for Christ's holy ordinances — language of work or name (P407): English[6].
- Ancient hymns, from the Roman breviary, for domestick use, every morning and evening of the week, and on the holy-days of the church: to which are added, original hymns, principally of commemoration and thanksgiving for Christ's holy ordinances's publication date is recorded as +1837-00-00T00:00:00Z[7].
- Ancient hymns, from the Roman breviary, for domestick use, every morning and evening of the week, and on the holy-days of the church: to which are added, original hymns, principally of commemoration and thanksgiving for Christ's holy ordinances's work available at URL is recorded as https://catalog.hathitrust.org/Record/011627447[8].
- Ancient hymns, from the Roman breviary, for domestick use, every morning and evening of the week, and on the holy-days of the church: to which are added, original hymns, principally of commemoration and thanksgiving for Christ's holy ordinances's title is recorded as Ancient hymns, from the Roman breviary, for domestick use, every morning and evening of the week, and on the holy-days of the church[9].
- Ancient hymns, from the Roman breviary, for domestick use, every morning and evening of the week, and on the holy-days of the church: to which are added, original hymns, principally of commemoration and thanksgiving for Christ's holy ordinances's HathiTrust ID is recorded as 011627447[10].
- Ancient hymns, from the Roman breviary, for domestick use, every morning and evening of the week, and on the holy-days of the church: to which are added, original hymns, principally of commemoration and thanksgiving for Christ's holy ordinances's on focus list of Wikimedia project is recorded as to which are added, original hymns, principally of commemoration and thanksgiving for Christ's holy ordinances — on focus list of Wikimedia project (P5008): WikiProject Christian Hymns[11].
- Ancient hymns, from the Roman breviary, for domestick use, every morning and evening of the week, and on the holy-days of the church: to which are added, original hymns, principally of commemoration and thanksgiving for Christ's holy ordinances's form of creative work is recorded as to which are added, original hymns, principally of commemoration and thanksgiving for Christ's holy ordinances — form of creative work (P7937): hymnal[12].
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Ancient hymns, from the Roman breviary, for domestick use, every morning and evening of the week, and on the holy-days of the church: to which are added, original hymns, principally of commemoration and thanksgiving for Christ's holy ordinances's editor is recorded as to which are added, original hymns, principally of commemoration and thanksgiving for Christ's holy ordinances — editor (P98): Richard Mant[3].
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Ancient hymns, from the Roman breviary, for domestick use, every morning and evening of the week, and on the holy-days of the church: to which are added, original hymns, principally of commemoration and thanksgiving for Christ's holy ordinances's publication date is recorded as +1837-00-00T00:00:00Z[7]. Its place of publication is recorded as to which are added, original hymns, principally of commemoration and thanksgiving for Christ's holy ordinances — place of publication (P291): London[5]. Its language of work or name is recorded as to which are added, original hymns, principally of commemoration and thanksgiving for Christ's holy ordinances — language of work or name (P407): English[6].