The Latin Poems Commonly Attributed to Walter Mapes (Volume 16) - Tapa blanda

Sinopsis

This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can usually download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1841 edition. Excerpt: ...propter famulas simus aggravati, videamus providi quo simus parati, lo ad mandatum præsidis nostri vel legati respondere fortiter, vel sumus dampnati." Incipit capituli doctor et prælatus, vir in jure canonico bene fundatus: a Gravis hic est quæstionis, domini, status z removere famulas, non levis est tractatus. Non humana dirimit lex, et prælatura, quod inter se fragilis copulat natura; vitæ castæ regula nimium est duraz vita sola angelica est pura." if I have not been able to meet with this song in MS., and have, therefore, reprinted it from Flacins, who gives it with the title, " Consultatio Sacerdotum quorumdam, super mandato præsulis fscto, ut et concubinas habitas abigant, et posthac nullas ulunt: ex vetusto,exemplari, et manu seripto." 20 The subject is similar to that of the preceding song. The song which follows next (De Convocatione Sacerdotum) is a variation of the same, and contains many lines which are repeated in this, but l hardly felt that I should be justified in incorporating them. Hinc est gradu senior tremulo sic fatus: " Ego credo, domini, quod sum fascinatus; vult removere famulam meam prælatus; impotens ut preelio, ero contentatus." Audit cantor callidus, ergo sonat cum clamore: a Quid si vos supponere non estis in valore, vultis ergo reliquos privare hoc vigore?" confusus est senior magno cum rubore. Ergo suum votum sic cæpit emendarez " No10, cantor domine, coquam alienare, 30 ad tempus ob laicos placet occultare; ut possimus præsulis jussis obviare." Ait cellarius: a Non potest hoc transire; me regit una bestia, sinerem salire, sed meretrix monocula renuit abire; cum senioris coqua cuperem cambire." Tune in...

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