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SEPTUAGESIMA.

sunt mihi masti super tuam.

et confir-

me

manuni

fixas

Non

est sanitas in carne

  • non

a facie irse tuse est pax ossibus meis a facie

mea

peccatorum meorum.

Quoniam

iniquitates mese

meum

caput

sunt

supergressa3

onus

sicut

et

grave gravatae sunt super me. Putruerunt, et corruptad sunt cicatrices meas, * a facie insipientiae mea?.

Miser

sum,

factus

et

tatus ingrediebar.

Quoniam lumbi mei im* et in carne

pleti sunt illusionibus

est

is no health in my because of thy wrath there is no peace for my bones, because of my sins.

There

flesh,

For

my iniquities

are gone

over my head and as a heavy burden, are become heavy upon me.

My sores corrupted,

are putrefied because of

and

my

foolishness.

curvatus sum usque in finem * tota die contris-

non

in me and thy band bath been strong upon me.

f astened

sanitas

I am become miserable and am bowed down even to the

end I walked sorrowful all the clay long.

For

my

illusions

health in

loins are filled with

and there

my

is

no

flesh.

mea. Afflictus sum et humi* rugieliatus sum nimis bam a gemitu cordis mei. Domine, ante te omne

  • et gedesiclerium

mitus meus a te non est

meum

I am afflicted and humbled exceedingly I roared with the groaning of my heart. O Lord, a]l my desire is before thee and my groaning is not hidden from thee.

absconditus.

Cor

meum

clereliquit

est,

mea

conturbatum

me

virtus

  • et lumen oculorum

meorum, et ipsum non est mecum. Amici mei et proximi mei * adversum me appro-

My

heart is troubled, my strength hath left me and the light of mine eyes itself is

not with me.

My

friends

and

my

neigh-

pin quaverunt et steterunt. Et qui juxta me erant,

  • et vim

cle longe steterunt faciebant qui quasrebant

bours have drawn near? and stood against me. And they that were near me, stood afar off and they that sought my soul, used

animam meam.

violence.

Et qui inquirebant mala mini, locuti sunt vanitates: * et dolos tota die meditabantur.

Ego autem tanquam

sur-

And

they that sought evils

to me, spoke vain things and studied deceits all the day long. But, I as a deaf man, heard