1630, Angers, France.

May 2, 1702.

De la Brunetière earned his D.D. de­gree from the Un­i­ver­si­ty of Par­is. For 16 years, he was Vi­car Gen­er­al at Par­is be­fore be­com­ing Bi­shop of Saintes on No­vem­ber 30, 1677. His hymns ap­peared in the Par­is Brev­i­a­ry (1680 & 1736), the Clu­ni­ac Brev­i­a­ry (1686), and other French brev­i­aries. In the Par­is Bre­vi­a­ry of 1736, his hymns are signed G. Ep. S. (Guill­aume, Bi­shop of Saintes).

• Julian, pp. 172, 594, 883, 942, 995, 1103, 1555

1. Ad nup­tias ag­ni Pa­ter
   • To the Lamb’s Fes­tiv­al
   • To Share the Lamb’s High Mar­riage Rites
2. Christe pas­tor­um ca­put atque prin­ceps
3. Non va­na di­lec­tum gre­gem
4. Pas­tore per­cus­so, mi­na
   • O Lord, Thy Voice the Mount­ain Shakes
   • Shepherd Now Was Smit­ten, The
   • Shepherd Smit­ten Is, The, and Lo
   • Shepherd Now Was Smit­ten, The
   • Smitten Is the Shep­herd Good
   • They Smite the Shep­herd! Fired with Wrath
5. Plagis Ma­gis­tri sau­cia
6. Sat Paule sat ter­ris da­tum
7. Sudore sat tuo fi­des