WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE

I doubt not then but innocence shall make false accusation blush, and tyranny tremble at patience.

Errata For Inquiring Minds: Divine Worship Missal.

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Divine Worship Missal Errata 

H/T Wilkinson/Brand

Page 157: Tract, line 4: Replace the comma after Manasseh with a period:

Ephraim, Benjamin, and Manesseh, > Ephraim, Benjamin, and Manesseh.

Page 170: Gradual, missing verse division: insert line break and V., as below:

He hath set his tabernacle in the sun: and as a bridegroom, coming out of his chamber.
V. His going forth is from the end of heaven, and his circuit even to the end thereof.

Page 200: insert same to Spirit in the Collect.

Page 245: Communion incipit: Correct spelling from Intellige to Intellege

Page 286: Introit, incipit: Cum sanctificatus should be Dum sanctificatus

Page 294: Introit, line 6: Insert me after bring: and bring me unto thy holy hill   

Page 304: Collect, line 1: Insert a comma after O Lord.

O Lord, in whose Passion

Page 340: stanza 5 of O Redemptor: parts of two lines are missing. The stanza should read, adding the words in italics:

Redeemer, take the tribute
Of the song we raise to thee:
Hearken Judge of souls departed
Hope of frail mortality;
Hear us, as that gift we offer,
Once the pledge of peace to be.

Page 358: Gradual, line l: delete the word to:

even the death of the Cross

Page 448: Alleluia, line 2: Insert hath between Lord and redemption

The Lord hath sent redemption

Page 459: Communion Year A, line 3: insert of between and and the Son

in the Name of the Father, and of the Son, and of the Holy Ghost

Page 468: Alternative Introit, incipit: Cum sanctificatus should be Dum sanctificatus

Page 496: Gradual, line 1: add a comma after sins.

Be merciful unto our sins, O Lord

Page 510: Gradual, line 3: Add from me after depart and before the period.

be not silent, O my God, nor depart from me.

Page 517: Communion, line 1: Change all those things to all these things

Page 746: Alleluia incipit: There is a space missing between the word meum and the parenthesis.

Page 831: text of the Sequence Stabat Mater, line 5: anquish is misspelled. Anguish. 

Page 955: Introit, incipit: Cum sanctificatus should be Dum sanctificatus 

Page 962: Communion incipit: Ecce sic benedicitur should be Ecce sic benedicetur            

Page 977: Communion incipit: Vinxerunt should be Foderunt manus meas  

Page 1069: Proclamation, line 4: in own likeness > in his own likeness [add the missing his]

Page 1080: Incipit Bendicte should be Benedicite

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