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 1 1 |        prayers preserve us all, O brethren! Amen.~His whole
 2 1 |   Olives, that He said to them: O my brethren and friends,
 3 1 |         time for ever. And now, O my honoured members, go
 4 13|                             13. O God! author of all consolation,
 5 13| supplications I reverence thee, O Lord and my God. If now
 6 13|      depression. Now therefore, O Lord and my God, let Thy
 7 13|       the glory of Thy Godhead. O God, most righteous Judge,
 8 13|         according to his works, O Lord and my God, I beseech
 9 17|     voice, my soul was at rest. O Jesus of Nazareth! Jesus,
10 17|     Jesus, my protector! Jesus! O sweetest name in my mouth,
11 17|         all those that love it! O eye which seest, and ear
12 17|         in a wonderful mystery: O Joseph, thou son of David,
13 17|        this cause wish me evil, O Lord! for I was ignorant
14 17|        who I am. Now therefore, O Lord and my God, do not
15 18|         and came to me, saying: O my beloved son, this pious
16 18|    whole human race. Even thou, O my virgin mother, must look
17 18|   received from thee. But rise, O my venerable mother, and
18 20|        of heat, she said to me: O my beloved son, assuredly
19 20|    answered and said: Woe's me, O my brothers, this is certainly
20 22|                             22. O Father of all mercy, eye
21 24|        said to the virgin Mary: O my mother, where is the
22 26|       of thy body shall perish, O my father Joseph, but it
23 28|                             28. O Death! who makest all knowledge
24 30|        honour of Him, and said: O our Saviour, show us Thy
25 30|         nevertheless we wonder, O our Saviour, at the fate
26 31|        death. And I say to you, O my brethren, that they also,
27 32|                32. And we said: O our Lord, our God and Saviour,