Quantum redactiones paginae "Dies irae" differant

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[[Fasciculus:Das Jüngste Gericht (Memling).jpg|thumb|''Ultimum iudicium,'' [[pictura olearia]] ab [[Ioannes Memling|Ioanne Memling]] circa annum [[1470]] pictum.facta]]

[[Fasciculus:Dies irae.gif|thumb|Prima [[stropha]] [[sequentia]]e '''"DieiDies Irae."''']]

[[Fasciculus:Dies.irae.ogg|thumb|AudireAudi [[cantus Gregorianus|cantum gregorianumGregorianum]] (7 minutas durans).]]

'''''Dies irae'''''<ref>''The Liber Usualis'' (Tornaci: Desclee, 1963), p. 1810.</ref> est [[sequentia]] [[Religio Christiana|Christianitatis]] [[cultura Occidentalis|Occidentalisoccidentalis]], quae in [[Ecclesia Catholica Romana]] usque ad annum [[1970]] interintra [[missa defunctorum|missam defunctorum]] canebatur vel dicebatur. Aut [[Thomas de Celano|Thomae de Celano]] [[Ordines Franciscani|Franciscano]] (1200–c1200 – ca. 1265)<ref name=CathEncy>{{CathEncy | wstitle = Dies Iræ}}</ref> aut [[Latinus Malabranca Orsini|Latino Malabrancae Orsini]] (m. 1294), lectori in studio conventuali [[Ordo Fratrum Praedicatorum|Dominicano]] ad [[Basilica Sanctae Sabinae in Monte Aventino|Basilicambasilicam Sanctae Sabinae in Montemonte Aventino]] (praecursorempraecursore [[Pontificia Universitas Studiorum a Sancto Thoma Aquinate|Pontificiae Universitatis Studiorum a Sancto Thoma Aquinate]]) [[Roma]]e sito,<ref>{{Citation | contribution-url = http://www.newadvent.org/cathen/12354c.htm | contribution = Scritti vari di Filologia | place = Romae | title = The Catholic Encyclopædia | publisher = New Advent | year = 1901 | page = 488}}.</ref> tributa esttribuitur.

*Crocker, RichardRicardus L. [[1977]]. ''The Early Medieval Sequence.'' BerkeleyBerkeleiae et Los AngelesAngelopoli: University of California Press. ISBN 0-520-02847-3.<!--Calls the "Dies irae" a 13th-century kind of "Fortis atque amara" (also a sequence), p. 142.-->