Hymns and Hymn Tunes in the English Metrical Psalters

#	Text	Tune
d201	Great judge of all, how we vile creatures quake
d202	Great king of glory, who are dressed
d203	Great King of peace, be pleased to send
d204	Great Lord of time, great king of heaven
d205	Great Lord of wonders, thou by whom
d206	Great Monarch of the world, disclose
d207	Great [O] Lord thy favor was
d208	Great Prince of Peace, whose kingdom brings
d209	Great Shepherd of my soul, thy hand
d210	Great Son of the eternal God
d211	Great spring, from whence all mercy flows
d212	Great without controversy, great
d213	Hallelujah: Hark how ye joyfull heavens rebound
d214	Hallelujah, now I sing
d215	Han, som har hjulpet hidindtil
d216	Hast not heard, that my Lord Jesus dyed
d217	Have, have ye no regard, all ye
d218	He had a sting once like his sire
d219	He is risen higher, not set
d220	He that a voyage undertakes
d221	He that can in a moment space
d222	He that his Father had forsook
d223	He that his mirth hath lost
d224	Hear me, my God, when I to thee
d225	Hear! O great almighty King
d226	Hearer of prayers, confound my foes
d227	Hearer of prayers, to whom should I
d228	Her virgin eyes saw God incarnate born
d229	Here a little child I stand
d230	Here, dear Lord, I love to be
d231	Here I converse can freely with love
d232	Here let me sigh, and sighing see
d233	High in the heavens doth God reside
d234	High priest of Zion [Sion], whose eternal throne
d235	Highest of highest, that dost raise
d236	Hora novissima, tempora pessima
d237	Horrid darkness, sad and sore
d238	How are my powers all tuned to mourn
d239	How are, O God, we sinners bound
d240	How blest are we, who may repair
d241	How great! how gracious have I found
d242	How hard is it for flesh and blood
d243	How little did I hear, read, pray
d244	How many, Lord! how foul! how great
d245	How near me came the hand of death
d246	How oft, and by how many crimes
d247	How suitable this word to me
d248	How sweet, how beauteous is the place
d249	How uneasy are we here
d250	How uneasy does it seem
d251	How watchfull need we to become
d252	How wrapt am I, how full of bliss
d253	I am the door, said Christ: the spear's sad art
d254	I bless my God for giving grace
d255	I bow, blest Trinity, and in thee believe
d256	I fear the God of heaven and earth
d257	I feel, by motions in my sinnfull breast
d258	I had a Lord, but ah he's gone
d259	I had one only thing to do
d260	I have an host of enemies
d261	I have wandered like a sheep that's lost
d262	I know that thou wast willing first
d263	I pant towards thee
d264	I praise him most, I love him best, all praise and love is his
d265	I sent a sigh to seek thee out
d266	I sought thee round about, O thou my God
d267	I thank thee Lord, I thee adore
d268	I wake, and join with you blest spirits above
d269	I well perceive, that God hath limbed
d270	I, whom of late
d271	I would not die but live, dear living Lord!
d272	I would not wake nor rise again
d273	If angels sung a Savior's birth
d274	If by the signs foresee we may
d275	If death shall bruise this springing seed
d276	If ever me thou love
d277	If I demand what mercy is
d278	If I into myself turn not mine eyes
d279	If it be so that we must fight
d280	If men think meanly, O my soul, of thee
d281	If that a sinner's sighs be angels' food
d282	If that sweet spirit of omnipotence
d283	If those physicians honored be
d284	Immortal heart, O let thy greater flame
d285	In Paschal feast, ye end of ancient rite
d286	In power or wisdom to contend with thee
d287	In that a master, I was made
d288	In this world [the Ise of dreames]
d289	In vain, Great god, in vain I try
d290	In way of nourishment and strength
d291	Informed we are, O Lord
d292	Innocent Lamb! thou knewest thy enemies plot
d293	Is not the hand of God in this
d294	Is this thy will and must I be
d295	It is, Lord, of thy grace
d296	It is the common guise of such
d297	It is too much, that, in my heart
d298	It must be drunk, the cup is mixed
d299	It was thy pleasure, Lord, to say
d300	It will go hard with you saith Christ