Note 7 — THE COUNCIL OF 1771
Reading edition
“Come, let us adore the King, for whom all things live; come, let us exult,” etc. The invitatory is the opening part of Matins, which is here parodied à la Voltaire.—Rev. T. C. Middleton, O. S. A. ↑
Reading edition
“Come, let us adore the King, for whom all things live; come, let us exult,” etc. The invitatory is the opening part of Matins, which is here parodied à la Voltaire.—Rev. T. C. Middleton, O. S. A. ↑