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21Gloria in Excelsis — Meaning Glory in the Highest, the title of the final hymn in the Communion Office. It is called the Greater Doxology, and also, the Angelic Hymn as it is based on the song of the angels at Christ s Birth, which forms its opening words. The… …
22Dimensia in Excelsis — Live album by Throbbing Gristle Released November, 1998 …
23in excelsis — ˌinə̇kˈselsə̇s, ˌi(ˌ)nek , ksˈkel , ksˈchel , kˈshel adverb Etymology: Latin : in the highest degree : superlatively he had in excelsis what some people term … the legal mind Blackwood s * * * in excelsis /in ek selˈsis, ik , eks , iks chelˈsis,… …
24Regnans in Excelsis — Papst Pius V. und Königin Elisabeth I. Regnans in Excelsis (lat.: Herrschend in der Höhe) ist eine Päpstliche Bulle von Papst Pius V. mit der er am 25. Februar 1570 (andere Quellen verweisen auf den 25. April 1570) die englische Königin Elisabeth …
25Gloria in Excelsis Deo — /glawr ee euh in ek sel sis day oh, glohr / the hymn beginning, in Latin, Gloria in Excelsis Deo, Glory in the highest to God, and in the English version, Glory be to God on high. Also called great doxology, greater doxology. * * * …
26Gloria in Excelsis — (лат. Слава в вышних) гимн, к рый ангелы пропели в ночь рождества Иисуса (Лк. 2:14). В римско католической мессе ангельское славословие является первым стихом Gloria in Excelsis …
27Gloria in excelsis Deo — [in ek shel′sis dā′ō, glôr′ē in ek sel′sis dā′ō glō′rē ə in ek shəl′sis dā′ō, glō′rē ə in eksel′sis dā ō] [L] glory (be) to God on high: first words of the greater doxology …
28Gloria in Excelsis Deo — /glawr ee euh in ek sel sis day oh, glohr / the hymn beginning, in Latin, Gloria in Excelsis Deo, Glory in the highest to God, and in the English version, Glory be to God on high. Also called great doxology, greater doxology …
29gloria in excelsis — /in ek , ik selˈsis, eks chelˈsis or eks kelˈsēs/ Glory (to God) on high • • • Main Entry: ↑gloria …
30Gloria in Excelsis — Etymology: Late Latin, glory (be to God) on high Date: 14th century a Christian liturgical hymn having the verse form of the Psalms …
