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I admit that today this work partly causes me a certain unease; it contains many errors, and the best thing would be to have the courage to acknowledge them oneself: Pater peccavi.
Civilizations as `Aesthetic Absolute'. A Morphological Approach to Mittel-Europa
208 have noted the abrupt change of subject after 276a peccavi.
TERENCE, ADELPHOE: PROBLEMS OF DRAMATIC SPACE AND TIME(*)
He has greater claim, too, to the beautiful eight-voice motet Pater peccavi, attributed in some sources to Clemens (and recorded under Clemens's name by the Tallis Scholars).
Thomas Crecquillon Collected Works, vol. 6, Motets in Five Voices
non peccavi et in amaritudinibus moratur oculos meos 3.
A selfless ploughman and the Christ/Piers conjunction in Langland's 'Piers Plowman.' (William Langland)
The British commander, she said, needed only one word for his victorious telegram home: peccavi.
A lesson in Latin for our PR gurus
The texts most frequently set are Marian antiphons, followed by passages from the psalms -- "Beati omnes qui timent Dominum" (Psalm 127), "Cantate Domino canticum novum" (Psalm 97), "In the Domine speravi" (Psalm 30), "Inclina Domine aurem tuam" (Psalm 85), and "Laudate Dominum omnes gentes" (Psalm 116) -- and liturgical texts that were widely used or else linked to major feasts like Christmas and Easter -- "Congratulamini mihi omnes," "Da pacem Domine in diebus nostris," "O sacrum convivium," "Quem vidistis pastores," "Pater noster," "Pater peccavi in caelum," and "Si bona suscepimus.
The sixteenth-century motet: an update on published catalogues and indexes in progress

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