Fasciculus psalmorum hymnorum, quae tam ad Vesperas quam ad Horas Diurnas - Leodegar 616-678 (Baden-Baden Baldinger, 1771)
Saint Leodegar (c. 616-678) was abbot of the Saint-Maixent, counselor to Queen Bathildis, martyred Burgundian Bishop of Autun, and supporter of King Childerik IILeodegar of Poitiers . Leodegar was an opponent of Ebroin, the Frankish Mayor of the Palace of Neustria, and the leader of the faction of Burgundian nobles. His torture and death made him a martyr and saint.
title: A bundle of psalms and hymns, which are both for Vespers and for the Hours of the Day: according to the rite of the Roman breviary, dedicated to the ingenuous youth of the ancient school of the divine Leodegarius of Lucerne. To which are added the Marian antiphons, eight tones to the Magnificat, various litanies, etc., published by order of the Superiors
Printed in Swiss Baden-Baden by Caspar Joseph Baldinger (Caspari Josephi Baldingeri)
Ex libris Joseph Halter 1814 (manuscript)
secundum ritum normam ve breviarii romani ingenuae juventuti perantiquae scholae divi Leodegarii Lucernae dedicatus
Keywords: 18th Century (1701-1800); Religion; Plainchant; Hymnal; Hymn; Liturgy; Psalm; Magnificat; Catholicism; Vespers; Switzerland