This book delves into the history and meaning of the Latin hymns that appear in the Wesleyan Hymn Book, providing valuable insights for scholars and church musicians alike. Drawing on his extensive knowledge of hymnology, Frederic William MacDonald offers in-depth analyses of each hymn, exploring their theological underpinnings and their place in Christian worship. A must-read for anyone interested in hymnody or the history of the Wesleyan tradition.

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