A service of Alleluia.

This is a version of vespers for the burial of the alleluia that I found somewhere on Google Books sometime last year.(I don't remember where.) For the purpouses of the modern Roman Rite vespers, I've put the hymn at the beginning and used the versice after the hymn as the short responsory. It simply says "Psalms of Sunday", but for our purpouses,since there is a four-week psalter, I would recommend Sunday week II.

Deus in adiutorium meum intende,alleluia.
Domine, ad aduivandum me festina, alleluia
Gloria Patri,alleluia.
Sicut erat,alleluia.

hymn:

Alleluia dulce carmen,
Vox perennis gaudii,
Alleluia laus suavis
Est choris coelestibus,
Quam canunt Dei manentes
In domo per saecula.

Alleluia laeta mater
Concivis Jerusalem:
Alleluia vox tuorum
Civium gaudentium:
Exsules nos flere cogunt
Babylonis flumina.

Alleluia non meremur
In perenne psallere;
Alleluia vo reatus
Cogit intermittere;
Tempus instat quo peracta
Lugeamus crimina.

Unde laudando precamur
Te beata Trinitas,
Ut tuum nobis videre
Pascha des in aethere,
Quo tibi laeti canamus
Alleluia perpetim.

Psalms of Sunday, saying before each:
"Alleluia,alleluia, alleluia"

Short reading:
Apoc.19:1-3
Audivi quasi vocem magnam turbae multae in caelo dicentium: " Alleluia! Salus et gloria et virtus Deo nostro,quia vera et iusta iudicia eius; quia iudicavit de meretrice magna, quae corrupit terram in prostitutione sua, et vindicavit sanguinem servorum suorum de manibus eius! ".
Et iterum dixerunt: " Alleluia! Et fumus eius ascendit in saecula saeculorum!"

V.Regnavit Dominus, Deus noster omnipotens*Alleluia,alleluia
Regnavit.
R.Gaudeamus et exsultemus et demus gloriam ei*Alluluia, alleluia.
Gloria Patri. Regnavit.

Ad Mag.Ant. Dixit dominus Adam:De lgno quod est in medio paradisi,no comedas:in qua hora comederis,morte morieris.