Hymni Latini, qui libro intersunt cui nomen. Hymns ancient and modern. Secundum formam recentiorem is a collection of Latin hymns, likely compiled for liturgical or devotional use. This volume offers a glimpse into the rich tradition of Latin hymnody, showcasing the beauty and expressiveness of the language in a religious context. The hymns reflect a blend of ancient and modern styles ('secundum formam recentiorem'), suggesting a compilation that bridges historical periods and offers a diverse selection of sacred songs. This collection preserves valuable examples of religious poetry and musical expression in Latin, making it a significant resource for scholars, students, and anyone interested in the history of Christian worship and Latin literature.

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