Ka Mate Ka Ora [electronic Serial] : a New Zealand Journal of Poetry And Poetics
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" Behold, then, seeing that Italy is full of injustice and blood, since the Princes of Italy do not do true justice, but oppress the poor and the widows, since they will not hearken to them * This was his great sermon in Lent (March 8) of 1496, when the preacher had to cease for the cries and sobs of the people, who called aloud in the church for God's mercy to Jesus Christ their King. At this time the weakness of Italy was revealed— her agony very near.
Ill £ Digitized by Google 66 THE AGONY O...F ITALY that speak the truth, but slay the just, and their cities are full of iniquity, of harlots, of panders, ruffians, and evil men, and there is not one that doeth good among them [quod non est usque ad unum qui facial bonum *], therefore (saith God) will I bring among you the worst people that may be found. I will bring into Italy men the worst and most cruel and most merciless, and I will humble the pride of your Princes, and all the pride of Rome will I make to cease. This people that I will bring among you shall possess your holy places, shall defile your churches : since yourselves have made of them the seats of harlots, behold, I will make of them sties for pigs and stables for horses, seeing it hath much offended me that ye have made of them the abode for harlots.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Behold, then, seeing that Italy is full of injustice and blood, since the Princes of Italy do not do true justice, but oppress the poor and the widows, since they will not hearken to them * This was his great sermon in Lent (March 8) of 1496, when the preacher had to cease for the cries and sobs of the people, who called aloud in the church for God's mercy to Jesus Christ their King. At this time the weakness of Italy was revealed— her agony very near.
Ill £ Digitized by Google 66 THE AGONY O...F ITALY that speak the truth, but slay the just, and their cities are full of iniquity, of harlots, of panders, ruffians, and evil men, and there is not one that doeth good among them [quod non est usque ad unum qui facial bonum *], therefore (saith God) will I bring among you the worst people that may be found. I will bring into Italy men the worst and most cruel and most merciless, and I will humble the pride of your Princes, and all the pride of Rome will I make to cease. This people that I will bring among you shall possess your holy places, shall defile your churches : since yourselves have made of them the seats of harlots, behold, I will make of them sties for pigs and stables for horses, seeing it hath much offended me that ye have made of them the abode for harlots.
What to read after Ka Mate Ka Ora [electronic Serial] : a New Zealand Journal of Poetry And Poetics?
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