Jan 31, 2019 Medieval Latin Hymn Fragment, Part D: “…of the holy found rest through him.”
(san)ctoru(m) requieverunt per eu(m). Ps. D(omi)ne...
(san)ctoru(m) requieverunt per eu(m). Ps. D(omi)ne...
dextera eius apes favu(m) mellis mirabiliter ex- truxerunt. Ps(almus) Beat(us) vir qui non abiit...
Laudemus virum gloiosu(m) et parentem nostrum ardentissimam eius charitatem imitar-ri Let us praise the glorious man and our parent/founder; let us try to imitate his most ardent charity, conemus qui exaudi- vit paupieres vinctos in mendicitate et fe- rro. Salvavit eos de manu odientium et who heard the poor bound in poverty and by the sword; he saved them from the hand of those...
(ab infantia mea crevit miseratio et ab utero) ...
(Maximilla Christo amabilis corpus) Apolstoli optimo loco cum aro- matibus sepelivit Ps(alm) Laudate pue(ri) A(ntiphon) (Maximilla, a woman dear to Christ, too the body) of the Apostle and, embalming it with spices, buried it in the most honored place. Psalm. Praise the Lord, O you servants...