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'''Benedictus''' is the first word of several texts:
'''Benedictus''' is the first word of several texts, often distinguishable by context alone:


*[[Benedictus qui venit]], the second half of the [[Sanctus]]
*[[Benedictus qui venit]], the second half of the [[Sanctus]]
*[[Benedictus Deus Israel|Benedictus [Dominus] Deus Israel]], the second of two canticles used at morning prayer.
*[[Benedictus Deus Israel]] (or Benedictus Dominus Deus Israel), the Canticle of Zechariah, sung at {{CC|Morning Canticles|morning prayer}}.
*[[Benedictus sit Deus]]
*[[Benedictus sit Deus]], the Offertory for {{CC|Trinity}}


They should of course be written in full when linking.
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Latest revision as of 05:11, 11 October 2019

Benedictus is the first word of several texts, often distinguishable by context alone:

They should of course be written in full when linking.

Other settings possibly not included in the manual list above