IV. 1. GLORIA PATRI
(Lesser Doxology)

Office: 1) In principio autem Matutini et Primae, ac in fine
Completorii additur secreto Symbolum Apostolorum et deinde, clara
voce, dicitur Versus "Deus in adjutorium meum intende. R/ Domine,
ad adjuvandum me festina" et Gloria Patri;
        2) Gloria Patri, semper dicitur in fine omnium Psalmorum et
Canticorum nisi aliter notetur (Breviarium Monasticum)

Mass:   1) after pss. 83, 84, 85, 115, 129 in preparation for the
Mass;
        2) after Ps. 42, vv 1-5 ("Judica me, deus") in Ordo Missae,
sive in Missis Defunctorum et Missis de Tempore a Dominica
Passionis usque ad Sabbatum sanctum exclusive;
        3) after Ps. 25, vv 6-12 ("Lavabo inter innocentes") in
Ordo Missae, sive in Dominica de Passione usque ad Feriam V de
Coena Domini inclusive;
        4) after the Introits of the Temporale and Sanctorale, sive
in Dominica de Passione usque ad Feriam V de Coena Domini
inclusive; in Dominica II Passionis seu in palmis, dicitur Gloria
Patri post antiphonas dum cantantur sequentes antiphonae et psalmi
ad distributionem ramorum et post antiphonas dum cantantur
sequentes antiphonae et psalmi ad processionem cum ramis benedictis
(Missale Romanum)


Breviarium Monasticum

1. Gloria Patri, et Filio, et Spiritui Sancto.
2. Sicut erat in principio, et nunc, et semper, et in s‘cula
s‘culorum. Amen.

Breviarium Romanum as above.
Missale Romanum as above.

LITURGICAL BOOKS
PSALTER BOOKS

HOMILIES

WULFSTAN

I. "To Eallum Folke"; B.2.2.3; (Bethurum VIIa), 166.
in MSS Corpus Christi College, Cambridge 201, p. 23 = C; Oxford,
Bodleian Junius 121, fols 64-65v = G; B.L. Cotton Tiberius A.iii,
fol 92v = K.

[partial]: "Gloria patri et filio et spiritui sancto".

AELFRIC

CATHOLIC HOMILIES II

I. "Dominica. V. Quadragesime". B.1.2.15. Godden XIII, 127.
in MSS CUL Gg.3.28, fols 178-81v; CCCC 198, fols 153-9v; CCCC 162,
pp 284-98; CCCC 303, pp 43-49; CUL Ii.4.6, fols 117v-27v; BL Cotton
Faustina A.ix, fols 91v-99; CUL Ii.1.33, fols 24v-28v; Oxford,
Bodleian Hatton 114, fol 4v (beg.); CCCC 302, pp 142-51.

[partial]: "Gloria patri"