Benedictusn.
1. The fifth movement in the service of the Mass, beginning with the words ‘Benedictus qui venit’; (the name is given both to the words of the service, and to their musical setting).
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Benedictus1880
1880 G. Grove Dict. Music II. 233/1 After the Elevation..the Choir begin the Benedictus, in soft low tones.
2. The hymn of Zacharias (Luke i. 68), used as a canticle in the morning service of the Church of England.
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Benedictus1549
benedicitec1661
prophecy1730
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nunc dimittisOE
Benedictus1549
benedicitec1661
requiem1772
prophecy1853
Agnus1961
1549 Bk. Common Prayer (STC 16267) Mattyns f. iiiv And after the seconde lesson..shalbe vsed Benedictus..in Englishe as foloweth.
1641 S. Marshall Peace-offering 33 Uttering a Benedictus or Te Deum laudamus.
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