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The Alma Mater Latin text was reprinted in the The Collected Works of John Milton, in the modern translation by Giles Jacob, with the title The Latin Text of John Milton’s O Magnum Mysterium. The Latin translation is in the first stanza of the first section of the text.

This part of the Baule's O magnum mysterium is illustrated below. The Latin version is illustrated on the next text page. The O magnum mysterium of 1612 is reproduced below. The Latin version is reproduced on the next text page.

Morales's Latin version was first published in 1618, and was included in the 1619 edition of the O magnum mysterium (see Morales' Latin entry above). However, it is not found in the O magnum mysterium of 1612. It is not clear whether Morales's Latin was found in the O magnum mysterium of 1612. In the 1619 edition, the Latin was printed in a different text part from the 1612 edition. The Latin version is similar to Baule's Latin version (see Baule's Latin entry above). The Latin was included in the 1623 edition of the O magnum mysterium. However, it is not found in the 1623 edition of the Biblia Sacra Polyglotta.

Publication Information: The composition was first published in the 1619 edition of the O magnum mysterium, the first edition of Baule's Biblia Sacra Polyglotta. It was also included in the 1623 edition of that work. The Latin version was included in the 1623 edition of the O magnum mysterium.

Second published:Description: The composition uses the full text of the Mass, and provides commentary on the words. The translation and commentary are detailed on the O magnum mysterium text page.

The version in the O verum mysterium is clearly a thoroughly edited version of the O verum mysterium. The translation is the sole reference to the O verum mysterium and the preface of the O verum mysterium is not included. 827ec27edc