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will 53582f1ded Add per-feast Vespers office overrides for all 30 duplex-majus+ ids
Same eligibility rule as Lauds' psalmody override (a duplex-majus+
saint, or a named temporal feast), factored out to
resolve-common.ts's getOfficeOverrideId since Vespers has no
psalmody-override table of its own to piggyback eligibility on.

Authored via one live command=prayVespera query per id, reusing the
same clean per-saint dates already established for each one's Lauds
office-bundle override. The capitulum turned out to be byte-identical
between Lauds and Vespers for every one of the 30 ids checked, a real
Monastic-rite fact rather than a coincidence — so no
vespers-capitulum-<id>.yml files exist at all; the chapter falls
through to the already-authored lauds-capitulum-<id> directly instead
of duplicating identical content.

St. Scholastica's Vespers responsory, hymn, and versicle needed a hand
translation (same gap she has at Lauds/Terce/Sext/None — the reference
engine has no English for any of her proper content). Two more
one-line English gaps in the shared Immaculate Conception/Nativity of
the BVM responsory were filled with the standard Douay-Rheims/Ave
Maria wording.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
2026-08-13 21:31:59 -04:00

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# Verified against Divinum Officium (Monastic Tridentinum 1617), Vespers
# live query, 2026-10-25, the same clean date already used for lauds-capitulum-christ-the-king.yml (version `Monastic Divino 1930`, not 1617 -- see lauds-capitulum-christ-the-king.yml's own header for why).
id: vespers-hymn-christ-the-king
text:
la: |
Te sæculórum Príncipem,
Te, Christe, Regem géntium,
Te méntium, te córdium
Unum fatémur árbitrum.
Scelésta turba clámitat:
Regnáre Christum nólumus:
Te nos ovántes ómnium
Regem suprémum dícimus.
O Christe, Princeps Pácifer,
Mentes rebélles súbice:
Tuóque amóre dévios,
Ovíle in unum cóngrega.
Ad hoc cruénta ab árbore
Pendes apértis brácchiis,
Diráque fossum cúspide
Cor igne flagrans éxhibes.
Ad hoc in aris ábderis
Vini dapísque imágine,
Fundens salútem fíliis
Transverberáto péctore.
Te natiónum Prǽsides
Honóre tollant público,
Colant magístri, júdices,
Leges et artes éxprimant.
Submíssa regum fúlgeant
Tibi dicáta insígnia:
Mitíque sceptro pátriam
Domósque subde cívium.
Glória tibi, Dómine,
Qui sceptra mundi témperas,
Cum Patre, et Sancto Spíritu,
In sempitérna sǽcula.
Amen.
en: |
To thee, O Prince of all that be,
Thou Christ, O King eternally;
O Framer of the mind and heart,
Our one true Judge we say thou art.
The wicked protest, wail and cry,
Christ Jesus reign they would deny;
Rejoice we at thy glorious name,
Thou Highest King we do proclaim.
O Christ! The Source of all our peace,
Make all our sinful thoughts to cease;
And still in us our loves misplaced,
As Thy one sheepfold be we embraced.
For this, hanging on cruel tree,
With arms outstretched, for all to see;
His heart is pierced by soldiers spear,
Revealing burning love most dear.
From this the altar of the tree
Thy blood flows forth from Calvary;
As wine to us it doth appear,
To thine own heart it draws us near.
Thou Governor of all that be,
May all thy creatures honour thee;
All those who rule, O Lord renew!
Source of all precepts just and true.
To regal glory, all submit,
All crowns and honours we do remit;—
To thy scepter—so sweet and mild!
Submit we as a little child.
All glory be, Jesu, to thee,
Thy scepter over all that be;
All glory, as is ever meet,
To Father and to Paraclete.
Amen.
status:
la: verified
en: verified