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Appendices
List of Prebendal stalls with psalms appointed as in the Book of Common Prayer

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Centre for Metropolitan History

Publication

Registrum Statutorum et Consuetudinum Ecclesiae Cathedralis Sancti Pauli Londiniensis

Author

W. Sparrow Simpson (editor)

Year published

1873

Supporting documents

Appendices

Pages

465, 466

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'Appendices: List of Prebendal stalls with psalms appointed as in the Book of Common Prayer', Registrum Statutorum et Consuetudinum Ecclesiae Cathedralis Sancti Pauli Londiniensis (1873), pp. 465-466. URL: http://british-history.ac.uk/report.aspx?compid=49198 Date accessed: 26 May 2013. Add to my bookshelf

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APPENDIX.
I. LIST OF PREBENDAL STALLS, ARRANGED IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER, WITH THE PSALMS ASSIGNED TO EACH NUMBERED AS IN THE BOOK OF COMMON PRAYER. Footnotes

APPENDIX.

I. LIST OF PREBENDAL STALLS, ARRANGED IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER, WITH THE PSALMS ASSIGNED TO EACH NUMBERED AS IN THE BOOK OF COMMON PRAYER.

Psalms.First Words of the First Psalm assigned to each Prebend.
Broomsbury112–117Beatus vir qui timet
Brownswood72–76Deus judicium
Caddington Major47–51Omnes gentes plaudite
Caddington Minor57–61Miserere mei Deus
Chamberlain Wood92–96Bonum est confiteri
Chiswick62–66Nonne Deo
Consumpta per Mare107 (fn. 1) –111Confitemini Domino
Ealdland82–86Deus stetit
Ealdstreet97–101Dominus regnavit
Finsbury144–150Benedictus Dominus
Harleston87–91Fundamenta ejus
Holborn12–16Salvum me fac
Hoxton119.§11 to endDefecit anima mea
Islington126–131In convertendo
Kentish Town27–31Dominus illuminatio
Mapesbury132–137Memento, Domine
Mora138–143Confitebor Tibi
Neasdon6–11Domine, ne in furore
Newington118–119. §10Confitemini Domino
Oxgate102–106Domine, exaudi
Pancras, S.77–81Voce mea ad Dominum
Portpool52–56Quid gloriaris
Reculverland32–36Beati quorum
Rugmere120–125Ad Dominum
Sneating22–26Deus, Deus meus
Tottenhall1–5Beatus vir qui non abiit
Twyford67–71Deus misereatur nostri
Wenlocksbarn42–46Quemadmodum
Wildland17–21Exaudi, Domine
Willesdon37–41Noli emulari

Footnotes

1 I have assigned to the Prebendal Stall of Oxgate Pss. 102–106, and to that of Consumpta per Mare Pss. 107–111. In the ancient list of Prebendal Stalls with the Psalms appointed for each, printed supra (Book I. Pars i. Capp. 60–62, pp. 24, 25), it is, however, plainly set out that the first Psalm to be said by the incumbent of the latter Prebend is "Confitemini Domino et invocate." Psalm 106 commences with "Confitemini Domino quoniam bonus," but it is Psalm 105 (according to the numbering in the Prayer Book) which begins "Confitemini Domino et invocate." The inequality between the portions assigned in the original MS. is, however, so great, that I am disposed to consider the addition of the words et invocate to have been an error of the scribe; and, as the expressed intention of the Statutes is that each Prebendary should say five Psalms (see Book I. pars ii. cap. 23, page 31 supra), I have ventured to substitute what I conceive to be a more correct reading. The confusion has arisen from the nearly identical headings of the Psalms in question. It will be observed that the portion actually recited by each Prebendary does not always consist of exactly five Psalms; an endeavour is made to equalise the portions said by each.