| O quanta, qualia sunt illa sabbata
| How much, what kind of sabbath
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| Quæ semper celebrat superna curia
| She always celebrates on high court
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| Quæ fessis requies, quæ merces fortibus
| What rest for the weary, what reward for the brave
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| Cum erit omnia Deus in omnibus
| God will be with you all in all
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| Vere Ierusalem est illa civitas
| Truly Jerusalem is that city
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| Cuius pax iugis est, summa iucunditas
| Whose peace is everlasting, the greatest joy
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| Ubi non prævenit rem desiderium
| Where there is no desire beforehand
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| Nec desiderio minus est præmium
| No desire is less reward
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| Quis rex, quæ curia, quale palatium
| Who is the king, what court, what palace
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| Quæ pax, quæ requies, quod illud gaudium
| What peace, what rest, what joy
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| Huius participes exponant gloriam
| Take part in this glory
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| Si quantum sentiunt, possint exprimere
| If they feel as much as they can express
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| Illic ex sabbato succedet sabbatum
| There will succeed a sabbath from the sabbath
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| Perpes lætitia sabbatizantium
| The joy of the Sabbath lasts forever
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| Nec ineffabiles cessabunt iubili
| Unspeakable things will not stop with jubilation
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| Quos decantabimus et nos et angeli
| Whom we will sing both singers and angels
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| Perenni Domino perpes sit gloria
| May the glory of the eternal Lord last forever
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| Ex quo sunt, per quem sunt, in quo sunt omnia
| from whence they are, by whom they are, in whom are all things
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| Ex quo sunt, Pater est, per quem sunt, Filius
| From whence they are, the Father is, through whom they are, the Son
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| In quo sunt, Patris et Filii Spiritus | In which are the Father and Son Spirits |