Come, Holy Ghost! Who ever One
Latin Christian hymn text often attributed to St. Ambrose, as translated into English by J. D. Chambers
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Come, Holy Ghost! Who ever One
Summary
Come, Holy Ghost! Who ever One is a lyrics[1].
Key Facts
- Come, Holy Ghost! Who ever One authored Ambrose[2].
- Come, Holy Ghost! Who ever One's instance of is recorded as lyrics[3].
- Come, Holy Ghost! Who ever One's instance of is recorded as translated song[4].
- Come, Holy Ghost! Who ever One's genre is recorded as hymn text[5].
- Come, Holy Ghost! Who ever One's language of work or name is recorded as English[6].
- Come, Holy Ghost! Who ever One's publication date is recorded as +1852-00-00T00:00:00Z[7].
- Come, Holy Ghost! Who ever One's edition or translation of is recorded as Nunc sancte nobis spiritus[8].
- Come, Holy Ghost! Who ever One's translator is recorded as John David Chambers[9].
- Come, Holy Ghost! Who ever One's described by source is recorded as A Dictionary of Hymnology[10].
- Come, Holy Ghost! Who ever One's published in is recorded as Lauda Syon: ancient Latin hymns of the English and other churches, translated into corresponding metres[11].
- Come, Holy Ghost! Who ever One's title is recorded as Come, Holy Ghost! Who ever One[12].
- Come, Holy Ghost! Who ever One's on focus list of Wikimedia project is recorded as WikiProject Christian Hymns[13].
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Designation and Status
Recorded instance of include lyrics[3] and translated song[4].