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Deutsch: Kommt her, ihr Kreaturen all, Lied zur Sakramentsverehrung, Erstdruck 1687 (Pfinztag ist alter Name für Donnerstag, kein Bezug zu Pfingsten)
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Source Johann Georg Seidenbusch: Marianischer Schnee-Berg, oder Beschreibung der Andacht bey Unser Lieben Frawen zum Schnee auff dem Berg zu Auffhausen ... Sambt Neun und zwantzig Bitt- und Lob-Gesänglein, Regensburg 1687, S. 62
Author Johann Georg Seidenbusch

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