The Hymns of Prudentius
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Multa divitis domo sita est per omnes angulos supellex. Fulget aureus scyphus, 1 5 nee acre defit expolita pelvis : est et olla fietilis, gravisque et ampla argentea est parabsis. Sunt eburna quaepiam, nonnulla quercu sunt cavata et ulmo : 20 omne vas fit utile, quod est ad usum congruens herilem, Instruunt enim domum ut empta magno, sie parata ligno. 150 EPILOGUE The pure and faithful saint, whose heart is whole, To God the Father makes his sacrifice From out the treasures of a stainless soul....
Glad gifts of innocence, beyond all price : Another with free hand bestows his gold, Whereby his needy neighbour may be fed. No wealth of holiness my heart doth hold, No store have I to buy my brothers bread : So here I humbly dedicate to Thee The rolling trochee and iambus swift ; Thou wilt approve my simple minstrelsy, Thine ear will listen to Thy servant's gift. The rich man's halls are nobly furnished ; Therein no nook or corner empty seems ; Here stands the brazen laver burnished, And there the golden goblet brightly gleams ; Hard by some crock of clumsy earthen ware, Massive and ample lies a silver plate ; And rough-hewn cups of oak or elm are there With vases carved of ivory delicate.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Multa divitis domo sita est per omnes angulos supellex. Fulget aureus scyphus, 1 5 nee acre defit expolita pelvis : est et olla fietilis, gravisque et ampla argentea est parabsis. Sunt eburna quaepiam, nonnulla quercu sunt cavata et ulmo : 20 omne vas fit utile, quod est ad usum congruens herilem, Instruunt enim domum ut empta magno, sie parata ligno. 150 EPILOGUE The pure and faithful saint, whose heart is whole, To God the Father makes his sacrifice From out the treasures of a stainless soul....
Glad gifts of innocence, beyond all price : Another with free hand bestows his gold, Whereby his needy neighbour may be fed. No wealth of holiness my heart doth hold, No store have I to buy my brothers bread : So here I humbly dedicate to Thee The rolling trochee and iambus swift ; Thou wilt approve my simple minstrelsy, Thine ear will listen to Thy servant's gift. The rich man's halls are nobly furnished ; Therein no nook or corner empty seems ; Here stands the brazen laver burnished, And there the golden goblet brightly gleams ; Hard by some crock of clumsy earthen ware, Massive and ample lies a silver plate ; And rough-hewn cups of oak or elm are there With vases carved of ivory delicate.
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