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 1 32|         the fact that its lovely melodies and splendor beautify and
 2 43|      such thing to slip into the melodies in which it is expressed.
 3 44| musicians and composers draw new melodies. ~
 4 45|        feast days, new Gregorian melodies must be composed, this should
 5 45|    worthy harmony with the older melodies in their virtue and purity. ~
 6 47|        frequently used Gregorian melodies, and should know how to
 7 49|      words joined to the musical melodies, it has pleased Us to make
 8 53|     important place. Some of the melodies of these chants, modified
 9 55|   gradually declined and profane melodies often crept into it, during
10 68|          of the quality of their melodies or the frequently voluptuous
11 71|        sung in a language and in melodies familiar to them. ~
12 72|         which were the Gregorian melodies. It did this so that the
13 72|          attractiveness of these melodies. ~
14 84|      praise, expressed in worthy melodies and sweet harmonies, to