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Sanctus Deus, sanctus fortis, sanctus immortalis, miserere nobis

Published 20 August 2008 General , The Orthodox Faith 1 Comment
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Here’s a fascinating liturgical curiosity, courtesy some weird Dutchman named Gerrit Gerritszoon.

I’d love to know if anybody has tried to use this, and/or if anybody has tried to set any of it to music.

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  1. 1 websuspect 17 May 2009 at 11:42 am

    Holy God, Make us holy, Holy life, Have mercy on us.

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