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Old Roman chant - Veritas mea; Posui adiutorium; Misericordia mea

The tune of this beloved chant dates to the 5th-7th century AD, as part of the Gallican Rite of the Roman Catholic liturgy. The text comprises the last two verses of the medieval hymn Pange Lingua, written by St. Thomas Aquinas. Let us therefore, bowing low, Venerate so great a Sacrament; And let the old law give way to the new rite; Let faith afford assistance to the deficiency of the senses. To the Begetter and the Begotten let there be praise and jubilation, Salvation and honor, and power and