Description
Saint Ursula was a particularly important figure for Hildegard von Bingen. Perhaps she saw certain paralells with Ursula’s story and her own life. These thirteen chants can be seen as a miniature liturgical drama which outlines the story of the martyred Saint Ursula and relate the story to larger truths.
Contents:
- 60. Spiritui Sancto
- 61. O rubor sanguinis
- 62. Favus distillans
- 63. Antiphons for Matins
- 63.a Studium divinitatis
- 63.b Unde quocumque
- 63.c De patria
- 63.d Deus enim in prima
- 63.e Aer enim volat
- 63.f Et ideo puelle
- 63.g Deus enim rorem
- 63.h Sed diabolus
- 64. O Ecclesia
- 65. Cum vox sanguinis
