As Sebastian Euringer notes in his introduction to the present article, the Ethiopic poem dedicated to Mary known variously as the “Harp of Praises,” the “Harp of the Holy Virgin,” or the Organum Mariae is “one of the most brilliant and precious pearls” of the genre of Mary poems from the eastern Christian tradition. The Ethiopic text was published by Pontus Leander, but Sebastian Euringer presents here a German translation of the entire poem. The poem is quite lengthy and, for lectionary purposes, is divided into seven parts corresponding to the days of the week. Originally published as several articles, the entire translation of the poem is published here in its entirety for the first time. Euringer accompanies the translation with a brief introduction, including a discussion of the author and origin of the poem, and critical notes for translation decisions and explanations of interesting features of the text.