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Hi all, I'm new to this article, but good work on it so far. I've noticed a need for some in-text citations. I just added one under the "Meter" section, and now the formatting under "References" is inconsistent with both numbers and bullet points. I may come back when I have time to try to clean it up.

I also just added a link to the Hymnology Archive under "External Links"--this offers a wealth of primary source matierial with copies of several medieval manuscripts! This could be used to expand the article, which I may look at (again, when I have time).

Thanks for your work so far. Wishing you the best on this Palm Sunday. Jwberns (talk) 04:56, 28 March 2021 (UTC)[reply]