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  1 East|           of wild beasts, when you, 0 sacred One! apply a remedy,
  2 East|             fields, promising to be able to overcome the hunger of
  3     | above
  4 East|          flock. The priest Felix is added sharingin this reward, who
  5 East|          remain with you through an age with the returnof a hundred-fold,
  6 East|             of death, in giving the aid of salvation. The gloomy
  7 East|             own instruments,and the air becomes sweeter with the
  8 East|   approaches. The fierce monster in alarm vomits forth the multitude
  9 East|          holy conqueror! Thou didst altogether fill the heaven!Tartarus
 10     | always
 11 East|          with the whisper of birds; amidst these the sparrow sings
 12 East|          warrior Thou carriest back ample trophies to the heavens.
 13     | another
 14 East|        hours, all things with voice applaud.Hence, in honour of you,
 15 East|             when you, 0 sacred One! apply a remedy, the beast of prey
 16 East|           place whither their leaderapproaches. The fierce monster in alarm
 17 East|             third day has returned; arise, my buried One; it is not
 18 East|             the waters of the ocean.Armed with rays traversing the
 19 East|              be strengthenedin your arms, and may you bear to the
 20 East|           napkins in the tomb: Thou art sufficient for us, and without
 21 East|             sea duly praise the God ascending above the stars, having
 22 East|            strains. Hence Philomela attunes her notes with her own instruments,
 23 East|      funeral obsequies, Thyself the author of life and framer of the
 24 East|          hundred-fold, you fill the barns with the produce of an abundant
 25 East|           in your arms, and may you bear to the stars a pure pledge
 26 East|        favour of the reviving world bears witness that all gifts have
 27 East|            after the manner of wild beasts, when you, 0 sacred One!
 28 East|           born with a body,but Thou becamest flesh, which endured to
 29     | become
 30     | becoming
 31 East|            I its vernal riches.Soft beds of violets paint the purple
 32 East|          with its leaves. Hence the bee, about to construct its
 33     | before
 34 East|             their blossoms.The seed being deposited, the corn springs
 35 East|        pledge, I pray Thee, O power benign! The third day has returned;
 36 East|            to God. May one crown be bestowed on you from on high gained
 37 East|          wander in Gentile error to better things, that a beast of
 38 East|            its stem, the vine-shoot bewails its joys; the vine gives
 39 East|             honey with its leg. The bird which, having closed its
 40 East|         resound with the whisper of birds; amidst these the sparrow
 41 East|        forth, when the sacred layer blesses pure souls! A host, clad
 42 East|          the herbs smile with their blossoms.The seed being deposited,
 43 East| Clementianus Fortunatus~The seasons blush varied with the flowery,
 44 East|      willing only to be born with a body,but Thou becamest flesh,
 45 East|         year and of the months, the bounteous light of the days, the splendour
 46 East|        produced from a briar by the bounty of Felix. The Saxon, a fierce
 47 East|             crop is produced from a briar by the bounty of Felix.
 48 East|             liquid elements, in thisbrief night he stretches out the
 49 East|            the day in a circle. The brilliant firmamentputs forth its
 50 East|              prepares its bosom for bringing forth. Its foliagehaving
 51 East|             give wine. The swelling bud, rising with tender down
 52 East|             has returned; arise, my buried One; it is not becoming
 53 East|           humming over the flowers, carries off honey with its leg.
 54 East|            flesh, as a warrior Thou carriest back ample trophies to the
 55 East|             a beast of prey may not carry them away, He guards the
 56 East|             is nothing. Release the chained shades of the infernal prison,
 57 East|            of salvation. The gloomy chains of the infernal law yielded,
 58 East|            and gains the stars! The changes of the year and of the months,
 59 East|            milk at the bosom of the Church. By cultivating rustic hearts
 60 East|          stretches out the day in a circle. The brilliant firmament
 61 East|         blesses pure souls! A host, clad in white,come forth from
 62 East|          from the bright waves, and cleanse their oldfault in a new
 63 East|             firmamentputs forth its clear countenance, and the bright
 64 East|          Poem of Venantius Honorius Clementianus Fortunatus~The seasons blush
 65 East|              The bird which, having closed its song, was dumb, sluggish
 66 East|       enclosed. Take away the linen clothes, I pray; leave the napkins
 67 East|          mind with Him, His fellow, coeval with the Father, from whom
 68 East|            sluggish with the wintry cold, returns to its strains.
 69 East|              about to construct its comb, leaving the hive, humming
 70 East|        souls! A host, clad in white,come forth from the bright waves,
 71 East|            brightness of the flowerscomes forth; all the herbs smile
 72 East|         stone should shut in with a confiningrock, and cover Him in whose
 73 East|          the world,on which God has conquered hell, and gains the stars!
 74 East|        death. But returning, O holy conqueror! Thou didst altogether fill
 75 East|             Hence the bee, about to construct its comb, leaving the hive,
 76 East|             rustic hearts with mild conversations, a crop is produced from
 77 East|           seed being deposited, the corn springs up far and widein
 78 East|       firmamentputs forth its clear countenance, and the bright stars show
 79 East|       higher, who goes forth on his course,and enters the waters of
 80 East|           with a confiningrock, and cover Him in whose fistall things
 81 East|            over all things, and all created objects offer prayer to
 82 East|          with mild conversations, a crop is produced from a briar
 83 East|         pure pledge to God. May one crown be bestowed on you from
 84 East|            hell. Behold, He who was crucified reigns as God over all things,
 85 East|             above the stars, having crushed the laws of hell. Behold,
 86 East|             bosom of the Church. By cultivating rustic hearts with mild
 87 East|           the presenceof the light. Darkness perishes, put to flight
 88 East|          the bounteous light of the days, the splendour of the hours,
 89 East|          shines with its leaves. By degrees gleaming brightness of the
 90 East|         walnut, each tree applauds, delightful with its leaves. Hence the
 91 East|             blossoms.The seed being deposited, the corn springs up far
 92 East|            the heaven!Tartarus lies depressed, nor retains its rights.
 93 East|             race was plunged in the depthof misery, that Thou mightest
 94 East|        whatever sinks to the lowest depths. Give back Thy face, that
 95 East|         from whom at firstthe world derived its origin! Thou dost suspend
 96 East|         rising triumphant after His descent to the gloomy Tartarus,
 97 East|           of the husbandman. Having deserted its stem, the vine-shoot
 98 East|              The white garment also designates bright souls, and the shepherd
 99 East|           endured to be born and to die. Thou dost undergofuneral
100 East|          reward, who wishes to give double talents to his Lord. Drawing
101     | down
102 East|         double talents to his Lord. Drawing those who wander in Gentile
103 East|             the fields, and the sea duly praise the God ascending
104 East|         having closed its song, was dumb, sluggish with the wintry
105     | each
106 East|             their joy. The fruitful earth pours forth its gifts with
107 East|                                  ON EASTER~~~~~~A Poem of Venantius Honorius
108 East|          rays traversing the liquid elements, in thisbrief night he stretches
109 East|            the hazel, the osier,the elm, the maple, the walnut,
110 East|            whose fistall things are enclosed. Take away the linen clothes,
111 East|          Thou becamest flesh, which endured to be born and to die. Thou
112 East|         souls, and the shepherd has enjoyments from the snow-white flock.
113 East|             of the world, Thou dost enterthe path of death, in giving
114 East|             forth on his course,and enters the waters of the ocean.
115 East|            the mouth of Thy Father, equal to Him, of one mind with
116 East|         those who wander in Gentile error to better things, that a
117 East|           Christ; the think pall of eternalnight falls. But restore
118 East|           of God. Those whom guilty Eve had before infected, He
119     | every
120 East|           plants with their flowers express approval.The light, the
121 East|          every side with its leaves expresses approval, the plants with
122 East|        these the sparrow sings with exuberantlove. O Christ, Thou Saviour
123 East|        lowest depths. Give back Thy face, that the world may see
124 East|            varied with the flowery, fair weather,and the gate of
125 East|          think pall of eternalnight falls. But restore the promised
126 East|      deposited, the corn springs up far and widein the fields, promising
127 East|         waves, and cleanse their oldfault in a new stream. The white
128 East|       re-echoed melody. Behold, the favour of the reviving world bears
129 East|     infernal law yielded, and chaos feared to be pressed by the presence
130 East|          infected, He now restores, fedwith abundant milk at the
131 East|           of one mind with Him, His fellow, coeval with the Father,
132 East|             to their Creator. Hail, festive day, to be reverenced throughout
133 East|           together, the willow, the fir, the hazel, the osier,the
134 East|            in the heaven raises the fire-breathingsun higher, who goes forth
135     | first
136 East|              and cover Him in whose fistall things are enclosed.
137 East|     government all things which are fixed in their places flourish.
138 East|             give back the day which flees from us at Thy death. But
139 East|           Darkness perishes, put to flight by the brightness of Christ;
140 East|      enjoyments from the snow-white flock. The priest Felix is added
141 East|       seasons blush varied with the flowery, fair weather,and the gate
142 East|          the Godhead of the Father, flowing in an indescribablemanner
143 East|            them away, He guards the fold of God. Those whom guilty
144 East|           prison of death, and they follow in freedom to the place
145 East|     Venantius Honorius Clementianus Fortunatus~The seasons blush varied
146 East|      Thyself the author of life and framer of the world, Thou dost
147 East|           harvest. May this people, free from stain, be strengthened
148 East|           death, and they follow in freedom to the place whither their
149 East|           stars show their joy. The fruitful earth pours forth its gifts
150 East|            to die. Thou dost undergofuneral obsequies, Thyself the author
151 East|             has conquered hell, and gains the stars! The changes of
152 East|             a new stream. The white garment also designates bright souls,
153 East|       flowery, fair weather,and the gate of the pole lies open with
154 East|         Drawing those who wander in Gentile error to better things,
155 East|          enterthe path of death, in giving the aid of salvation. The
156 East|         with its leaves. By degrees gleaming brightness of the flowers
157 East|             only offspring from the Godhead of the Father, flowing in
158 East|       fire-breathingsun higher, who goes forth on his course,and
159 East|             forth the seas, by whosegovernment all things which are fixed
160 East|           Oh, sacred King, behold a great part of Thy triumph shines
161 East|             the pole lies open with greater light. His path in the heaven
162 East|       purple plain; the meadows are green with plants,and the plant
163 East|             not carry them away, He guards the fold of God. Those whom
164 East|             fold of God. Those whom guilty Eve had before infected,
165 East|            prayer to their Creator. Hail, festive day, to be reverenced
166 East|          the produce of an abundant harvest. May this people, free from
167     | have
168 East|            the willow, the fir, the hazel, the osier,the elm, the
169 East|          suspend the firmament,Thou heapest together the soil, Thou
170 East|        indescribablemanner from the heart of Thy Parent, Thou self-existing
171 East|       Church. By cultivating rustic hearts with mild conversations,
172 East|          back ample trophies to the heavens. Those whom chaos held in
173 East|           heavens. Those whom chaos held in punishmenthehas now restored;
174 East|         flowerscomes forth; all the herbs smile with their blossoms.
175 East|             bestowed on you from on high gained from yourself,may
176 East|        raises the fire-breathingsun higher, who goes forth on his course,
177 East|     construct its comb, leaving the hive, humming over the flowers,
178 East|        death might seek, a new life holds, Oh, sacred King, behold
179 East|              insatiably opening his hollow jaws, who has always been
180 East|             death. But returning, O holy conqueror! Thou didst altogether
181 East|            the flowers, carries off honey with its leg. The bird which,
182 East|         EASTER~~~~~~A Poem of Venantius Honorius Clementianus Fortunatus~
183 East|         layer blesses pure souls! A host, clad in white,come forth
184 East|          days, the splendour of the hours, all things with voice applaud.
185 East|       flourish. Who seeing that the human race was plunged in the
186 East|             comb, leaving the hive, humming over the flowers, carries
187 East|             age with the returnof a hundred-fold, you fill the barns with
188 East|             be able to overcome the hunger of the husbandman. Having
189 East|          overcome the hunger of the husbandman. Having deserted its stem,
190 East|         forth its gifts with varied increase,when the year has well returned
191 East|           the Father, flowing in an indescribablemanner from the heart of
192 East|          whom guilty Eve had before infected, He now restores, fedwith
193 East|           to Thee. Thou rescuest an innumerable people from the prison of
194 East|         ruler of the lower regions, insatiably opening his hollow jaws,
195 East|      attunes her notes with her own instruments,and the air becomes sweeter
196 East|        withdraws the sheep from the jaw of the wolf. Hence re-seeking
197 East|       insatiably opening his hollow jaws, who has always been a spoiler,
198 East|             bright stars show their joy. The fruitful earth pours
199 East|          the vine-shoot bewails its joys; the vine gives water only
200 East|          new life holds, Oh, sacred King, behold a great part of
201 East|           had swallowed up, and the Lambwithdraws the sheep from
202 East|       gloomy chains of the infernal law yielded, and chaos feared
203 East|           stars, having crushed the laws of hell. Behold, He who
204 East|       shines forth, when the sacred layer blesses pure souls! A host,
205 East|             the place whither their leaderapproaches. The fierce monster
206 East|        verdant grove now renews its leafy shelter. Mingled together,
207 East|          the linen clothes, I pray; leave the napkins in the tomb:
208 East|        about to construct its comb, leaving the hive, humming over the
209 East|          carries off honey with its leg. The bird which, having
210 East|      becoming that Thy limbs should lie in the lowly sepulchre,
211 East|            is not becoming that Thy limbs should lie in the lowly
212 East|             enclosed. Take away the linen clothes, I pray; leave the
213 East|            with rays traversing the liquid elements, in thisbrief night
214 East|             Saxon, a fierce nation, living as it were after the manner
215 East|         sparrow sings with exuberantlove. O Christ, Thou Saviour
216 East|        regionswhatever sinks to the lowest depths. Give back Thy face,
217 East|             limbs should lie in the lowly sepulchre, nor that worthless
218 East|              the osier,the elm, the maple, the walnut, each tree applauds,
219 East|         paint the purple plain; the meadows are green with plants,and
220 East|          sweeter with the re-echoed melody. Behold, the favour of the
221 East|          Thou Saviour of the world, merciful Creator and Redeemer, the
222     | might
223 East|           depthof misery, that Thou mightest rescue man, didst Thyself
224 East|      cultivating rustic hearts with mild conversations, a crop is
225 East|          restores, fedwith abundant milk at the bosom of the Church.
226 East|        Father, equal to Him, of one mind with Him, His fellow, coeval
227 East|           renews its leafy shelter. Mingled together, the willow, the
228 East|          was plunged in the depthof misery, that Thou mightest rescue
229 East|        leaderapproaches. The fierce monster in alarm vomits forth the
230 East|      changes of the year and of the months, the bounteous light of
231 East|           down from the back of its mother, prepares its bosom for
232 East|         Word, and powerful from the mouth of Thy Father, equal to
233 East|           in alarm vomits forth the multitude whom he had swallowed up,
234     | my
235 East|          clothes, I pray; leave the napkins in the tomb: Thou art sufficient
236 East|          Felix. The Saxon, a fierce nation, living as it were after
237 East|         Hence Philomela attunes her notes with her own instruments,
238     | nothing
239 East|             things, and all created objects offer prayer to their Creator.
240 East|            Thou dost undergofuneral obsequies, Thyself the author of life
241 East|            enters the waters of the ocean.Armed with rays traversing
242 East|             and all created objects offer prayer to their Creator.
243 East|      Creator and Redeemer, the only offspring from the Godhead of the
244 East|             seek, a new life holds, Oh, sacred King, behold a great
245 East|            waves, and cleanse their oldfault in a new stream. The
246 East|           the gate of the pole lies open with greater light. His
247 East|           lower regions, insatiably opening his hollow jaws, who has
248 East|          firstthe world derived its origin! Thou dost suspend the firmament,
249 East|             the fir, the hazel, the osier,the elm, the maple, the
250     | out
251 East|             promising to be able to overcome the hunger of the husbandman.
252     | own
253 East|         riches.Soft beds of violets paint the purple plain; the meadows
254 East|     brightness of Christ; the think pall of eternalnight falls. But
255 East|        manner from the heart of Thy Parent, Thou self-existing Word,
256 East|         sacred King, behold a great part of Thy triumph shines forth,
257 East|      presenceof the light. Darkness perishes, put to flight by the brightness
258 East|       returns to its strains. Hence Philomela attunes her notes with her
259 East|            follow in freedom to the place whither their leaderapproaches.
260 East|            which are fixed in their places flourish. Who seeing that
261 East|            violets paint the purple plain; the meadows are green with
262 East|           green with plants,and the plant shines with its leaves.
263 East|             that the human race was plunged in the depthof misery, that
264 East|                        ON EASTER~~~~~~A Poem of Venantius Honorius Clementianus
265 East|         weather,and the gate of the pole lies open with greater light.
266 East|        together the soil, Thou dost pour forth the seas, by whose
267 East|             joy. The fruitful earth pours forth its gifts with varied
268 East|      promisedpledge, I pray Thee, O power benign! The third day has
269 East|             self-existing Word, and powerful from the mouth of Thy Father,
270 East|            fields, and the sea duly praise the God ascending above
271 East|           all created objects offer prayer to their Creator. Hail,
272 East|             the back of its mother, prepares its bosom for bringing forth.
273 East|         feared to be pressed by the presenceof the light. Darkness perishes,
274 East|             worthless stones should press that which is the ransom
275 East|              and chaos feared to be pressed by the presenceof the light.
276 East|           the snow-white flock. The priest Felix is added sharingin
277 East|             fill the barns with the produce of an abundant harvest.
278 East|            conversations, a crop is produced from a briar by the bounty
279 East|        night falls. But restore the promisedpledge, I pray Thee, O power
280 East|          far and widein the fields, promising to be able to overcome the
281 East|            Those whom chaos held in punishmenthehas now restored; and those
282 East|           beds of violets paint the purple plain; the meadows are green
283 East|           light. Darkness perishes, put to flight by the brightness
284 East|              The brilliant firmamentputs forth its clear countenance,
285 East|           Who seeing that the human race was plunged in the depth
286 East|              His path in the heaven raises the fire-breathingsun higher,
287 East|             press that which is the ransomof the world. It is unworthy
288 East|             of the ocean.Armed with rays traversing the liquid elements,
289 East|            becomes sweeter with the re-echoed melody. Behold, the favour
290 East|          the jaw of the wolf. Hence re-seeking the tomb from the lower
291 East|            the infernal prison, and recall to the upper regionswhatever
292 East|         world, merciful Creator and Redeemer, the only offspring from
293 East|        Behold, He who was crucified reigns as God over all things,
294 East|      without Thee there is nothing. Release the chained shades of the
295 East|        resemblesthe sheep. About to remain with you through an age
296 East|          you, 0 sacred One! apply a remedy, the beast of prey resembles
297 East|       season, the verdant grove now renews its leafy shelter. Mingled
298 East|          misery, that Thou mightest rescue man, didst Thyself also
299 East|         becomesa prey to Thee. Thou rescuest an innumerable people from
300 East|           remedy, the beast of prey resemblesthe sheep. About to remain
301 East|              Hence the thickets now resound with the whisper of birds;
302 East|             eternalnight falls. But restore the promisedpledge, I pray
303 East|         held in punishmenthehas now restored; and those whom death might
304 East|             before infected, He now restores, fedwith abundant milk at
305 East|            the lower regions,having resumed Thy flesh, as a warrior
306 East|        Tartarus lies depressed, nor retains its rights. The ruler of
307 East|             through an age with the returnof a hundred-fold, you fill
308 East|           from us at Thy death. But returning, O holy conqueror! Thou
309 East|      sluggish with the wintry cold, returns to its strains. Hence Philomela
310 East|            Hail, festive day, to be reverenced throughout the world,on
311 East|           Behold, the favour of the reviving world bears witness that
312 East|             is added sharingin this reward, who wishes to give double
313 East|          well returned I its vernal riches.Soft beds of violets paint
314 East|          depressed, nor retains its rights. The ruler of the lower
315 East|             shut in with a confiningrock, and cover Him in whose
316 East|             retains its rights. The ruler of the lower regions, insatiably
317 East|          the Church. By cultivating rustic hearts with mild conversations,
318 East|         death, in giving the aid of salvation. The gloomy chains of the
319 East|       exuberantlove. O Christ, Thou Saviour of the world, merciful Creator
320 East|            the bounty of Felix. The Saxon, a fierce nation, living
321 East|         heaven, the fields, and the sea duly praise the God ascending
322 East|            Thou dost pour forth the seas, by whosegovernment all
323 East|         been torn off in the wintry season, the verdant grove now renews
324 East|         Clementianus Fortunatus~The seasons blush varied with the flowery,
325 East|            face, that the world may see the light; give back the
326 East|             with their blossoms.The seed being deposited, the corn
327 East|          their places flourish. Who seeing that the human race was
328 East|          and those whom death might seek, a new life holds, Oh, sacred
329 East|           heart of Thy Parent, Thou self-existing Word, and powerful from
330 East|             should lie in the lowly sepulchre, nor that worthless stones
331 East|        nothing. Release the chained shades of the infernal prison,
332 East|           The priest Felix is added sharingin this reward, who wishes
333 East|          grove now renews its leafy shelter. Mingled together, the willow,
334 East|    designates bright souls, and the shepherd has enjoyments from the
335 East|           the vine, with its silent shoot, gives thanks. Hence the
336 East|   countenance, and the bright stars show their joy. The fruitful
337 East|        unworthy that a stone should shut in with a confiningrock,
338 East|        Tartarus, the grove on every side with its leaves expresses
339 East|            hence the vine, with its silent shoot, gives thanks. Hence
340 East|            amidst these the sparrow sings with exuberantlove. O Christ,
341 East|           the upper regionswhatever sinks to the lowest depths. Give
342 East|          closed its song, was dumb, sluggish with the wintry cold, returns
343 East|          comes forth; all the herbs smile with their blossoms.The
344 East|             has enjoyments from the snow-white flock. The priest Felix
345 East|        returned I its vernal riches.Soft beds of violets paint the
346 East|           Thou heapest together the soil, Thou dost pour forth the
347 East|            which, having closed its song, was dumb, sluggish with
348 East|           gives water only from the source from which it is wont to
349 East|             birds; amidst these the sparrow sings with exuberantlove.
350 East|    bounteous light of the days, the splendour of the hours, all things
351 East|         jaws, who has always been a spoiler, becomesa prey to Thee.
352 East|           being deposited, the corn springs up far and widein the fields,
353 East|          May this people, free from stain, be strengthenedin your
354 East|     husbandman. Having deserted its stem, the vine-shoot bewails
355 East|        world. It is unworthy that a stone should shut in with a confining
356 East|       sepulchre, nor that worthless stones should press that which
357 East|         wintry cold, returns to its strains. Hence Philomela attunes
358 East|             their oldfault in a new stream. The white garment also
359 East|         people, free from stain, be strengthenedin your arms, and may you
360 East|     elements, in thisbrief night he stretches out the day in a circle.
361 East|       napkins in the tomb: Thou art sufficient for us, and without Thee
362 East|            raises the fire-breathingsun higher, who goes forth on
363 East|       derived its origin! Thou dost suspend the firmament,Thou heapest
364 East|           the multitude whom he had swallowed up, and the Lambwithdraws
365 East|     instruments,and the air becomes sweeter with the re-echoed melody.
366 East|           is wont to give wine. The swelling bud, rising with tender
367 East|            all things are enclosed. Take away the linen clothes,
368 East|           who wishes to give double talents to his Lord. Drawing those
369 East|           swelling bud, rising with tender down from the back of its
370 East|             its silent shoot, gives thanks. Hence the thickets now
371     | them
372     | there
373     | these
374     | they
375 East|             gives thanks. Hence the thickets now resound with the whisper
376 East|           brightness of Christ; the think pall of eternalnight falls.
377 East|           Thee, O power benign! The third day has returned; arise,
378     | through
379     | throughout
380 East|              Its foliagehaving been torn off in the wintry season,
381 East|           the ocean.Armed with rays traversing the liquid elements, in
382 East|             maple, the walnut, each tree applauds, delightful with
383 East|          behold a great part of Thy triumph shines forth, when the sacred
384 East|             honour of Christ rising triumphant after His descent to the
385 East|            Thou carriest back ample trophies to the heavens. Those whom
386 East|          born and to die. Thou dost undergofuneral obsequies, Thyself
387 East|           ransomof the world. It is unworthy that a stone should shut
388 East|           prison, and recall to the upper regionswhatever sinks to
389 East|                ON EASTER~~~~~~A Poem of Venantius Honorius Clementianus Fortunatus~
390 East|           in the wintry season, the verdant grove now renews its leafy
391 East|             has well returned I its vernal riches.Soft beds of violets
392 East|       Having deserted its stem, the vine-shoot bewails its joys; the vine
393 East|          vernal riches.Soft beds of violets paint the purple plain;
394 East|          the hours, all things with voice applaud.Hence, in honour
395 East|             fierce monster in alarm vomits forth the multitude whom
396 East|             the elm, the maple, the walnut, each tree applauds, delightful
397 East|             Lord. Drawing those who wander in Gentile error to better
398 East|             resumed Thy flesh, as a warrior Thou carriest back ample
399 East|            its joys; the vine gives water only from the source from
400 East|           his course,and enters the waters of the ocean.Armed with
401 East|          come forth from the bright waves, and cleanse their oldfault
402 East|       varied with the flowery, fair weather,and the gate of the pole
403     | well
404     | were
405 East|        Thyself also become man: nor wert Thou willing only to be
406     | whatever
407 East|       thickets now resound with the whisper of birds; amidst these the
408     | whither
409 East|             corn springs up far and widein the fields, promising
410 East|            were after the manner of wild beasts, when you, 0 sacred
411 East|           become man: nor wert Thou willing only to be born with a body,
412 East|      shelter. Mingled together, the willow, the fir, the hazel, the
413 East|            which it is wont to give wine. The swelling bud, rising
414 East|          sharingin this reward, who wishes to give double talents to
415 East|           swallowed up, and the Lambwithdraws the sheep from the jaw of
416     | without
417 East|            the reviving world bears witness that all gifts have returned
418 East|           sheep from the jaw of the wolf. Hence re-seeking the tomb
419 East|             source from which it is wont to give wine. The swelling
420 East|        Hence, in honour of you, the wood with its foliage applauds;
421 East|          Parent, Thou self-existing Word, and powerful from the mouth
422 East|           lowly sepulchre, nor that worthless stones should press that
423 East|          chains of the infernal law yielded, and chaos feared to be
424     | yourself