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''Ecce Deus salvator noster adveniet.'' | ''Ecce Deus salvator noster adveniet.'' | ||
Annuntiate et auditum facite loquimini et clamate: | Annuntiate et auditum facite loquimini et clamate: | ||
''Ecce Deus salvator noster adveniet.'' | ''Ecce Deus salvator noster adveniet.''}} | ||
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''Behold, God our Saviour draws nigh.'' | ''Behold, God our Saviour draws nigh.'' | ||
Declare, make heard by speaking and shout: | Declare, make heard by speaking and shout: | ||
''Behold, God our Saviour draws nigh.'' | ''Behold, God our Saviour draws nigh.''}} | ||
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General information
A popular motet text, different from the Office antiphon for Advent IV Canite tuba in Syon, quia propre est dies Domini: ecce advent ad salvandum nos.
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Text and translations
 Latin textCanite tuba in Sion, vocate gentes annuntiate populis et dicite: |
 English translationBlow the trumpet in Sion, address the nations, declare to the people and say: |