O Great Creator of the Sky Hymn for Vespers on Monday. It was probably written by Pope Saint Gregory the Great (540-604). There are 17 translations in existence. The English title given is by J. Neale. Fuente: New Catholic Dictionary
O God, Whose Hand Hath Spread The Sky
O God, Whose Hand Hath Spread The Sky (O God, Whose Hand Hath Spread The Sky) Hymn for Vespers on Wednesday. This hymn was probably written by Pope Saint Gregory the Great (540 -604 ). There are 13 translations. The English title given is by J. Neale. Fuente: New Catholic Dictionary
O God of Truth, O Lord of Might
O God of Truth, O Lord of Might Hymn for Sext throughout the year. It is possible that Saint Ambrose wrote it. About twenty translations are in existence; the English title given above is by J. Neale. Fuente: New Catholic Dictionary
O God, Of Those That Fought Thy Fight
O God, Of Those That Fought Thy Fight Hymn for Vespers for the Common of One Martyr, out of Paschal Time; Ambrosian school, 6th century . There are 16 transations; the English title given above is by A. McDougall. Fuente: New Catholic Dictionary
O God, come to my assistance
O God, come to my assistance First words of Psalm 69; the usual beginning of each hour of Divine Office. Fuente: New Catholic Dictionary
O Glory of the Polish Race
O Glory of the Polish Race Hymn for Vespers on the feast of Saint John Cantius, 20 October. It was written by an unknown author in the 18th century. Five translations are in existence. The English title given is by Monsignor Henry. Fuente: New Catholic Dictionary
O Glorious Lady! Throned on High
O Glorious Lady! Throned on High Hymn for Lauds on feasts of Our Lady. It is attributed to Fortunatus. Fourteen translations are in existence; the title given above is by J. Doran and M. Blacker. Fuente: New Catholic Dictionary
O Glorious King of Martyr Hosts
O Glorious King of Martyr Hosts Hymn for Lauds for the Common of many martyrs in Paschal Time; Ambrosian school, 6th century. It has 15 translations. The English title given is by R. Littledale and G. Palmer. Fuente: New Catholic Dictionary
O Gloriosa virgin urn
O Gloriosa virgin urn Hymn for Lauds on feasts of Our Lady. It is attributed to Fortunatus. Fourteen translations are in existence; the title given above is by J. Doran and M. Blacker. Fuente: New Catholic Dictionary
O Gente felix hospita
O Gente felix hospita Hymn for Lauds on the Feast of the Holy Family, first Sunday after Epiphany. Pope Leo III wrote it. Of the three translations, the title given above is by Monsignor Henry. Fuente: New Catholic Dictionary