Dictionary of Hymnology

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Ach Gott vom Himmel, sieh darein (English Translations) Hymnology A bibliography of English translations of Martin Luther's Psalm 12 paraphrase, documenting both the common us… Ach Gott, wie manches Herzeleid Hymnology A publication and authorship history of the German hymn of consolation attributed to Martin Moller, charting … Ach, Jesu, dein Sterben Hymnology A publication history of an anonymous eighteenth-century German Passion chorale from Silesia and its subseque… Ach! treuer Gott, barmherzigs Herz Hymnology A publication history of Paul Gerhardt's hymn of comfort, detailing its origin from Johann Arndt's devotional… Agnus Dei Qui tollis peccata mundi History Hymnological record of the Agnus Dei, detailing its liturgical origins, medieval development, Reformation ada… Agricola, Johannes History Biographical and hymnological entry for Johannes Agricola (Sneider), sixteenth-century Protestant reformer, p… Ah, whither flee, or where abide History Hymnological record of Catherine Winkworth's 1865 translation "Ah, whither flee, or where abide," published i… Am Grabe stehn wir stille History History of Carl Johann Philipp Spitta's burial hymn "Am Grabe stehn wir stille." Anton Ulrich of Brunswick Hymnology A biographical entry on Duke Anton Ulrich of Brunswick, German ruler, poet, and author of devotional hymns. Heinrich Alberti History Biographical account and publication history of seventeenth-century organist and composer Heinrich Alberti, c… Johann Baptist Albertini History A profile of Johann Baptist Albertini, the nineteenth-century Moravian bishop, theologian, and scholar whose … Johann Georg Albinus History A biography of seventeenth-century Saxon pastor and poet Johann Georg Albinus, author of classic funeral and … Johann Michael Altenburg Hymnology Biography and hymnological contribution of German pastor and musician Johann Michael Altenburg. Johann Valentin Andrea Hymnology A biographical entry on the German theologian, church reformer, and writer Johann Valentin Andrea.