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Pueri Hebraeorum

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Pueri Hebraeorum

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Pueri Hebræorum

Portantes ramos olivarum

Obviaverunt Domino

Clamantes et dicentes

Hosanna in excelsis

Pueri Hebræorum

Vestimenta prosternebant in via

Et clamabant dicentes

Hosanna Filio David

Benedictus qui venit in nomini Domini

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