medieval-religion: Scholarly discussions of medieval religion and culture
Dear Jim,
The prayer "Deus apud quem mortuorum spiritus vivunt" is only known to me
from the fairly rigid Domenican use (14th-15th century).
It is where you should direct your attention.
Best regards
Erik Drigsdahl
At 11:14 -0500 26/09/09, Dr Jim Bugslag wrote:
>I wonder if any list member might be able to direct me to sources for texts, translations and/or studies of the prayer Deus apud quem or the anthem Suscipiat te Christus, which I believe are part of the Office of the Dead. Also, are there studies on the history of prayer through the later Middle Ages?
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