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The post-conciliar revisers, in their first draft of hymns for the new Office Book, proposed the following 16th(?) century hymn, present in the Benedictine Breviary, which goes to the tune of Ave maris Stella.

I think it didn't make it through to the cut in the Liturgia Horarum because they decided they needed a more 'Joachim' hymn to counterbalance all those 'Anna' hymns which the Tradition offers.

Gaude, mater Anna,

gaude mater sancta,

cum sis Dei facta

genetrix avia.

Plaude tali natae

virgini Mariae;

eius genitore

Ioachim congaude.

In hac nostra terra

primo benedicta,

quae fuit in Eva

quondam maledicta.

Ergo sume laudes

quas damus ovantes;

nos ab omni sorde

tua prece terge.

Sit laus Deo Patri,

summo Christo decus,

Spiritui Sancto

honor, tribus unus.

Fr Hunwicke's Mutual Enrichment: FOR LATINISTS
 
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