Royal Day that chasest gloom

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Royal Day that chasest gloom
by Anonymous, translated by John Mason Neale, edited by Thomas Helmore

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This translation of the anonymous 12th-century Christmas hymn Dies est lætitiæ first appeared in Neale and Helmore's Carols for Christmas-tide (1854).

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Versions of Royal Day that chasest gloom include:

"Royal Day that chasest gloom" in Carols for Christmas-tide by John Mason Neale and Thomas Helmore (1854).
"Dies est lætitiæ" (lyrics only) in Mediaeval Hymns and Sequences by John Mason Neale (1867).

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