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...of ''[[Lauda_Sion_Salvatorem|Lauda Sion]]'' by [[Thomas Aquinas |St Thomas Aquinas]]. Sometimes the words stop short half way through this verse ==Settings by composers==

{{Lyricist|Thomas Aquinas}} ...t sequence. There is also a 10 voice setting of Lauda Sion and a number of settings of some of the later verses.}}

...rium, mostly based on the original Mozarabic melody composed by St. Thomas Aquinas. One of his compositions for four voices was widely performed in the sixtee

...e last two verses of the Eucharistic hymn ''[[Pange lingua]]'' by [[Thomas Aquinas]] (13th cent.). These two verses are often sung separately from the complet ==Settings by composers (manually updated)==

...t two stanzas of the hymn ''[[Sacris solemniis]]'', composed by St. Thomas Aquinas for Matins of Corpus Christi and of the Votive Office of the Most Blessed S ==Musical settings at CPDL==

...sch}}. In the foreword to the entire volume, Hellebusch indicates that the settings of chant can be performed in unison with organ accompaniment or SATB chorus ...rian)|Modus primus (Dorian)]]. Walters and others (2006) argue that Thomas Aquinas's original Phrygian mode setting of this text was later changed to this Dor

'''''Sacris solemniis''''', attributed to [[Thomas Aquinas]], is one of the hymns for the procession of {{CiteCat|Corpus Christi}}. Th ==Settings by composers==

{{CiteCat|Eucharistic songs|Eucharistic song}} by St.[[Thomas Aquinas]] for Lauds at {{CiteCat|Corpus Christi}}. ==Settings by composers==

...ongs|Eucharistic hymn}} (Meter {{CC|11 11. 11 11}}) attributed to [[Thomas Aquinas]], with notable English versions by [[J. R. Woodford]] (whose version is in ==Settings by composers==

...m_supernum_prodiens|''Verbum supernum prodiens'']], composed by St. Thomas Aquinas for the Hour of Lauds in the Office of the Feast of Corpus Christi. This st ==Settings by composers==

...]'' are listed on that page instead of here. See also [[Nobis datus]], for settings of v. 2 alone. ...unday}} and at the Adoration of the Cross on {{CiteCat|Good Friday}}. Some settings of the verse ''[[Crux fidelis]]'' are listed on that page.

**''Ecce enim veritatem'' see 2 settings under "Canons" above *{{NoCo|Ode to Saint Thomas Aquinas}}

...and ''Verbum supernum'', which are used in the Divine Office. As with St. Thomas' other three Eucharistic hymns, the last few stanzas are often used alone, ==Settings by composers==