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Cian: Reverted edits by 66.244.123.88 (Talk); changed back to last version by Cian

2007-09-30T23:38:15Z

Reverted edits by 66.244.123.88 (Talk); changed back to last version by Cian

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	A '''liturgy''' is a prescribed [[religious]] ritual, such as the [[Catholic Mass]]. The use of [[music]] during such ceremonies is an obvious development, especially in order to attract people to the [[church]], and so the [[Middle Ages]] and [[Renaissance]] furnish us with a vast amount of liturgical music.		A '''liturgy''' is a prescribed [[religious]] ritual, such as the [[Catholic Mass]]. The use of [[music]] during such ceremonies is an obvious development, especially in order to attract people to the [[church]], and so the [[Middle Ages]] and [[Renaissance]] furnish us with a vast amount of liturgical music.
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2007-09-30T18:41:55Z

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	A '''liturgy''' is a prescribed [[religious]] ritual, such as the [[Catholic Mass]]. The use of [[music]] during such ceremonies is an obvious development, especially in order to attract people to the [[church]], and so the [[Middle Ages]] and [[Renaissance]] furnish us with a vast amount of liturgical music.		A '''liturgy''' is a prescribed [[religious]] ritual, such as the [[Catholic Mass]]. The use of [[music]] during such ceremonies is an obvious development, especially in order to attract people to the [[church]], and so the [[Middle Ages]] and [[Renaissance]] furnish us with a vast amount of liturgical music.
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Cian at 06:48, 23 October 2006

2006-10-23T06:48:39Z

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	A '''liturgy''' is a prescribed religious ritual, such as the [[Catholic Mass]]. The use of music during such ceremonies is an obvious development, especially in order to attract people to church, and so the [[Middle Ages]] and [[Renaissance]] furnish us with a vast amount of liturgical music.		A '''liturgy''' is a prescribed [[religious]] ritual, such as the [[Catholic Mass]]. The use of [[music]] during such ceremonies is an obvious development, especially in order to attract people to the [[church]], and so the [[Middle Ages]] and [[Renaissance]] furnish us with a vast amount of liturgical music.
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User 144: categorising

2006-05-21T12:36:26Z

categorising

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	A '''liturgy''' is a prescribed religious ritual, such as the [[Catholic Mass]]. The use of music during such ceremonies is an obvious development, especially in order to attract people to church, and so the [[Middle Ages]] and [[Renaissance]] furnish us with a vast amount of liturgical music.		A '''liturgy''' is a prescribed religious ritual, such as the [[Catholic Mass]]. The use of music during such ceremonies is an obvious development, especially in order to attract people to church, and so the [[Middle Ages]] and [[Renaissance]] furnish us with a vast amount of liturgical music.
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Conrad Leviston: stubbish

2004-07-01T05:15:17Z

stubbish

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A '''liturgy''' is a prescribed religious ritual, such as the [[Catholic Mass]]. The use of music during such ceremonies is an obvious development, especially in order to attract people to church, and so the [[Middle Ages]] and [[Renaissance]] furnish us with a vast amount of liturgical music.