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This hymn is ascribed to St. Ambrose (340-397) and is used for Sunday Vespers for the second and fourth weeks of the Psalter in the Liturgy of the Hours. The hymn appears in the Roman Breviary under the title of Iam sol recedit igneus, where it is the Vespers hymn for the ferial office on Saturdays and Trinity Sunday.
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| O LUX beata Trinitas, et principalis Unitas, iam sol recedit igneus, infunde lumen cordibus. |
O TRINITY of blessed Light, O Unity of sovereign might, as now the fiery sun departs, shed Thou Thy beams within our hearts. |
| Te mane laudum carmine, te deprecemur vespere: te nostra supplex gloria per cuncta laudet saecula. |
To Thee our morning song of praise, to Thee our evening prayer we raise; Thee may our glory evermore in lowly reverence adore. |
| Deo Patri sit gloria, eiusque soli Filio, cum Spiritu Paraclito, et nunc, et in perpetuum. |
All laud to God the Father be; all praise, Eternal Son, to Thee; all glory, as is ever meet, to God the Holy Paraclete. |
| From the Liturgia Horarum. Translation by J. M. Neale (1818-1866). |
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