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A56299 The vocal and instrumental musick of The prophetess, or, The history of Dioclesian composed by Henry Purcell ...; Dioclesian Purcell, Henry, 1659-1695.; Fletcher, John, 1579-1625. Prophetess.; Beaumont, Francis, 1584-1616. Prophetess.; Betterton, Thomas, 1635?-1710. 1691 (1691) Wing P4223; ESTC R202794 13,234 181

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And Bless this happy this happy happy hap╌py hap╌py day And Bless this happy happy happy hap╌py hap╌py day happy happy day this hap╌py hap╌py day The second Song in the same Act. Prelude for Hautboys Let the Soldi╌ers re╌joyce with a Gene╌rall Voice and the Se╌nate new ho╌nours de╌cree 'em Who at his Armies Head struck the Fell Mon╌ster Dead and so bold╌ly so bold╌ly Chorus and brave╌ly did free ' em Chorus Violins and Hautboys Re╌joyce with a Ge╌ne╌rall Voice re╌joyce Re╌joyce with a Ge╌ne╌rall Voice re╌joyce Re╌joyce re╌joyce re╌joyce re╌joyce re╌joyce re╌ with a ge╌ne╌rall Voice re╌joyce with a ge╌ne╌rall Voice re╌joyce ╌joyce with a ge╌ne╌rall Voice re╌joyce re╌ with a ge╌ne╌rall Voice re╌joyce with a ge╌ne╌rall Voice re╌joyce joyce re╌joyce with a ge╌ne╌rall Voice re╌joyce soft soft soft soft with a ge╌ne╌ral Voice with a ge╌ne╌ral Voice soft re╌joyce with a general voice with a general voice soft with a ge╌neral Voice with a ge╌ne╌ral Voice soft Retornella First Trumpet Second Trumpet First Hautboy Second Hautboy To Mars let 'em raise and their Em╌pe╌rors praise a Tro╌phy a Tro╌phy of the To Mars let 'em raise and their Em╌perors praise a Tro╌phy a Tro╌phy of the To Mars let 'em raise and their Em╌pe╌rors praise a Tro╌phy of the Ar╌mies own making To Max╌i╌mian too some Ho╌nours are due who Armies own making To Max╌i╌mian too some Ho╌nours are due who Armies own making To Max╌i╌mian too some Honours are due who First Second Chorus again with the Retor following joyn'd in the brave in the brave under╌taking Chorus again with the Retor following joyn'd in the brave in the brave un╌der╌taking Chorus again with the Retor following joyn'd in the brave in the brave un╌der╌taking Chorus again with the Retor following Symphony for Flutes since the toils the ha╌zards of War s at an end the pleasures of Love should succeed 'em the fair should pre╌sent what the Se╌na╌tors send and compleat what they 've de╌creed 'em compleat compleat what they 've de╌creed ' em with Dances and Songs with Tam╌bours and Flutes let the Maids show their Joy as they meet 'em with Dances and Songs with Tam bours and Flutes let the Maids shew their Joy as they meet 'em with Cimbals and Harp with Viols and Lutes let the Husband true Lo╌vers greet 'em let the Husbands and true Lo╌vers greet him with Cimbals and Harps with Vi╌als and Lutes let the Husbands let the Husbands and true Lovers greet 'em with Sym╌balls and Harps with Vi╌ols and Lutes let the Husbands and true Lo╌vers greet 'em let the Hus╌bands and true Lo╌vers greet 'em with Cymballs and Harps with Viols and Lutes let the Hus╌band let the Hus╌band and true Lov╌ers greet e'm Let the Priests with pro Let the Priests with processions the Hero at╌ Let the Priests with processions the He╌ro at╌tend the Let the Priests with processions the He╌ro attend the cessions the Hero the He╌ro at╌tend Let the Priests with processions the Let the Priests with pro╌cessions the He╌ro at╌tend Hero at╌tend Let the Priests with processions the Hero at╌tend He╌ro the He╌ro at╌tend Let the Priests with pro╌cessions the Hero at╌ He╌ro attend and Statues erect to his glo╌ry Statues erect and Statues e╌rect to his glory Let the smoak from the ╌tend and Statues e╌rect to his glory tend and Statues e╌rect to his glory Let the smoak from the Altars to Altars to Heav'n as╌cend Let the smoak to Let the smoak from the Altars to Heav'n as╌cend to Heav'n as╌cend to Let the smoak from the Altars to Heav'n as╌cend to Chorus All the Violins and Hautboys All the Instruments All the Tenors Chorus Heav'n as╌cend All sing all sing great Chorus Heav'n as╌cend All sing all sing great Chorus Heav'n as╌cend All sing all sing great Chorus Heav'n as╌cend All sing all sing great Chorus great Di╌o╌cles story All sing all sing great great great Di╌o╌cles story All sing all sing great great great Di╌o╌cles story All sing all sing great great great Di╌o╌cles story All sing all sing great great Di╌o╌cles story all sing great great Di╌o╌cles story Di╌o╌cles story all sing great great Di╌o╌cles story Di╌o╌cles sto╌ry all sing great great Di╌o╌cles sto╌ry Di╌o╌cles story all sing great great Di╌o╌cles story Soft Musick that 's plaid just before the Dance of Furies Dance Second Actt Tune Two in one upon a Ground Chaconne for Flutes in the Third Act. The Chair Dance Prelude for Hautboys Song What shall I doe to show how much I Love her How many Millions of sighs can suf╌fize That which wins others hearts ne╌ver can move her Those common me╌thods of Love she 'll des╌pise I will Love more than Man er'e Lov'd be╌fore me Gaze on her all the day and melt all the Night Till for her own sake at last she 'll Im╌plore me to Love her Prelude again less to pre╌serve our de╌light and so go on II. Since gods themselves could not ever be Loving Men must have breathing Recruits for new Joys I wish my Love could be ever Improving The eager Love more than sorrow destroys In fair Aurelia's Arms leave me expiring To be Imbalm'd by the sweets of her breath To the last moment I 'll still be desiring Never had Hero so glorious a Death Third Act Tune Soft Musick before the Dance in the Fourth Act. Butterfly Dance Tune for Trumpets Vers Trumpet Sound Fame thy Brazen Trumpet Sound Sound Sound Sound thy Brazen Trum╌pet Sound stand stand in the Cen╌tre stand in the centre of the u╌ni╌verse and call and call the listning World a round while we in joy╌full Notes re╌hearse in Artful Numbers in Artful Numbers and well cho╌sen Verse Great Di╌o╌cle╌sian's Great Di╌o╌cle╌sian's Glo╌ry Great Di╌o╌clesian's Great Di╌o╌cle╌sian's Glo╌ry Great Di╌o╌cle╌sian's Glo╌ry Cho. Let all re╌hearse in lof╌ty Verse Great Great Di╌o╌clesians Glo╌ry Let all re╌hearse in lof╌ty Verse Great Great Di╌o╌clesians Glo╌ry Let all re╌hearse in lof╌ty Verse Great Great Di╌o╌clesians Glory Let all re╌hearse in lof╌ty Verse Great Great Di╌o╌clesians Glory let all re╌hearse in lof╌ty Verse let all re╌hearse in lof╌ty Verse let all re╌hearse in lof╌ty Verse let all re╌hearse in lof╌ty Verse Great Great Dio╌cle╌sian's Glo╌ry Great Great Dio╌cle╌sian's Glo╌ry Great Great Di╌o╌cle╌sian's Glo╌ry Great Great Dio╌cle╌sian's Glo╌ry First Trumpet Second Trumpet sound his re╌nown sound his re╌nown sound his re╌nown sound his re╌nown sound his re╌nown sound his re╌nown sound his re╌nown sownd his re╌nown Soft sound his re╌nown sound his re╌nown sound sound his re╌nown sound sound his re╌nown sound his re╌nown ad╌vance sound his re╌nown ad╌vance his sound his re╌nown ad╌vance his Crown sound his re╌nown ad╌vance his Crown sound sound his re╌nown ad╌vance his Crown sound his re╌nown ad╌ Crown ad╌vance his Crown sound his re╌nown ad╌ ad╌╌vance his Crown sound his re╌nown ad╌╌vance his Crown sound his re╌nown vance his Crown ad╌vance his vance his Crown advance his Crown ad╌vance his ad╌vance his Crown ad╌vance his ad╌vance his Crown a╌bove