The Sarum Compline for the Octave of Epiphany

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Acknowledgments The Sarum Rite restoration project is the primary source of manuscripts for this booklet: http://www.sarum-chant.ca/ Prof. William Renwick of The Gregorian Institute of Canada very generously provided resources and feedback during the preparation of this booklet. Fr. Aidan Keller of Holy Protection (Russian) Orthodox Church (Austin, TX) also gave very valuable inputs on the penultimate draft. The typesetting is done using L A TEX 2ε and GregorioTEX, with the basic template available at The Gregorio Project: http://home.gna.org/gregorio/ This English adaptation utilizes various resources for translation purposes, including the 1852 edition of The Psalter of Seven Ordinary Hours of Prayer According to the Use of the Illustrious and Excellent Church of Sarum.
Hic liber factus est ab oblato Ordinis Sancti Benedicti pro Ecclesia Episcopale Sancti Philippi in Montibus. Tucson, AZ A.D. MMXI
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