Walks in Rome, volume 1
Walks in Rome, volume 1
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In a votive picture of Sta. Martina kneeling at the feet of the Virgin and Child, she is represented as very young and lovely ; near her, a horrid instrument of torture, a two-pronged fork with barbed extremities, and the lictor's axe, signifying the manner of her death." — Jameson^ s Scured and Ligendary Art, The feast of the saint is observed here on Jan. 30, with much solemnity. Then in all the Roman churches is sung the Hymn of Sta. Martina — Digitized by Google 190 WALJCS IN ROME, ** Marti...nae celebri plaudite nomini.
Gives Romulei, plaudite glorise ; Insignem meritis dicite virginem, Christi dicite martyrem.
Hsec dum conspicuis orta parentibus Inter delicias, inter amabiles Luxus illecebras, ditibus affluit Faustae muneribus domus.
Vitx despiciens commoda, dedicat Se rerum Domino, et munlBca mana Christi pauperibus distribuens opes Quaerit prscmia coditum.
A nobb abigas lubrica gaudia Tu, qui martyribus dexter ades, Deus Une et trine : tuis da &mulis jubar.
Quo demens animos beas.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In a votive picture of Sta. Martina kneeling at the feet of the Virgin and Child, she is represented as very young and lovely ; near her, a horrid instrument of torture, a two-pronged fork with barbed extremities, and the lictor's axe, signifying the manner of her death." — Jameson^ s Scured and Ligendary Art, The feast of the saint is observed here on Jan. 30, with much solemnity. Then in all the Roman churches is sung the Hymn of Sta. Martina — Digitized by Google 190 WALJCS IN ROME, ** Marti...nae celebri plaudite nomini.
Gives Romulei, plaudite glorise ; Insignem meritis dicite virginem, Christi dicite martyrem.
Hsec dum conspicuis orta parentibus Inter delicias, inter amabiles Luxus illecebras, ditibus affluit Faustae muneribus domus.
Vitx despiciens commoda, dedicat Se rerum Domino, et munlBca mana Christi pauperibus distribuens opes Quaerit prscmia coditum.
A nobb abigas lubrica gaudia Tu, qui martyribus dexter ades, Deus Une et trine : tuis da &mulis jubar.
Quo demens animos beas.
What to read after Walks in Rome, volume 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Augustus John Cuthbert Hare to read onlineMoreLess
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