The Legend of St. Juliana, Translated From the Latin of the Acta Sanctorum And the Anglo-Saxon of Cynewulf
The Legend of St. Juliana, Translated From the Latin of the Acta Sanctorum And the Anglo-Saxon of Cynewulf
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Let strife cease and hateful combat. But if thou longer after this, through thy folly, pursued after de- lusions, then needs must I, compelled by en- mity, punish thy blasphemy in the crudest 39 wise, thy bitter words of insult, when thou didst begin with blasphemy to strive against the happiest and the most merciful of those gods whom men know, and whom the people long have worshipped." But unafraid in heart the noble maid gave answer : " Neither do I fear me for thy judg- ments, accursed pers...ecutor, nor for the evil of thy torments. But I have for my hope the Ruler of Heaven, a merciful Protector, the Lord of might, who doth defend me against thy delusions, from the clutch of monsters which thou dost hold as gods. They are profit- less of every good thing, empty, useless, and vain, nor in them may any man find comfort or true peace; although he do seek unto himself friendship, never will he find virtue among devils. But I have established my heart upon my Lord, who in all might ruleth eternally.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Let strife cease and hateful combat. But if thou longer after this, through thy folly, pursued after de- lusions, then needs must I, compelled by en- mity, punish thy blasphemy in the crudest 39 wise, thy bitter words of insult, when thou didst begin with blasphemy to strive against the happiest and the most merciful of those gods whom men know, and whom the people long have worshipped." But unafraid in heart the noble maid gave answer : " Neither do I fear me for thy judg- ments, accursed pers...ecutor, nor for the evil of thy torments. But I have for my hope the Ruler of Heaven, a merciful Protector, the Lord of might, who doth defend me against thy delusions, from the clutch of monsters which thou dost hold as gods. They are profit- less of every good thing, empty, useless, and vain, nor in them may any man find comfort or true peace; although he do seek unto himself friendship, never will he find virtue among devils. But I have established my heart upon my Lord, who in all might ruleth eternally.
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