William of Malmesburys Chronicle of the Kings of England From the Earliest Per
William of Malmesburys Chronicle of the Kings of England From the Earliest Per
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I c. 4, p. 78.
A. ©. 1065. ] SAINT WISTAN. 239 place of burlalj As this was written in the English language it was vainly attempted to be read by the Romans and men of other nations who were present. Fortunately, however, and opportunely, an Englishman was at hand, who translated the writing to the Roman people, into Latin, and gave occa- sion to the pope to write a letter to the kings of England, acquainting them with the martyrdom of their countryman. In consequence of this the body of the in...nocent was taken up in presence of a numerous assembly, and removed to Winchcomb. The murderous woman was so indignant at the vocal chaunt of the priests and loud applause of the laity, that she thrust out her head from the window of the chamber where she was standing, and, by chance, having in her hands a psalter, she came in course of reading to the psalm " O God my praise, '* which, for I know not what charm, reading backwards, she endeavoured to drown the joy of the choris- ters. At that moment, her eyes, torn by divine vengeance from their hollow sockets, scattered blood upon the verse which runs, " This is the work of them who defame me to the Lord, and who speak evil against my soul.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I c. 4, p. 78.
A. ©. 1065. ] SAINT WISTAN. 239 place of burlalj As this was written in the English language it was vainly attempted to be read by the Romans and men of other nations who were present. Fortunately, however, and opportunely, an Englishman was at hand, who translated the writing to the Roman people, into Latin, and gave occa- sion to the pope to write a letter to the kings of England, acquainting them with the martyrdom of their countryman. In consequence of this the body of the in...nocent was taken up in presence of a numerous assembly, and removed to Winchcomb. The murderous woman was so indignant at the vocal chaunt of the priests and loud applause of the laity, that she thrust out her head from the window of the chamber where she was standing, and, by chance, having in her hands a psalter, she came in course of reading to the psalm " O God my praise, '* which, for I know not what charm, reading backwards, she endeavoured to drown the joy of the choris- ters. At that moment, her eyes, torn by divine vengeance from their hollow sockets, scattered blood upon the verse which runs, " This is the work of them who defame me to the Lord, and who speak evil against my soul.
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