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SONNET. | SONNET. | ||
DEDICATED TO THE EMINENT AND REVEREND GENTLEMAN | DEDICATED TO THE EMINENT AND REVEREND GENTLEMAN | ||
CARDINAL GINETTI | |||
Patron of the University of Fishmongers | Patron of the University of Fishmongers | ||
If Andrew in the sea | If Andrew were led astray in the rough sea | ||
Amidst the season of the flinty masses, | |||
Abandoned the liquid element | |||
He cherished then in his chest a more beautiful yearning; | |||
The Galilean shores forgotten, | The Galilean shores forgotten, | ||
moved to the Scythian banks his foot | He moved to the Scythian banks his cheerful foot, | ||
Where to a nobler fishing at the time devoted | |||
He prided himself on fishing souls to GOD. | |||
Full brother to Peter, and of his Cross heir | |||
While the Divine Word acknowledged he made_, | |||
To glorious death finally he succumbs; | |||
And if hooks to the mute people he reached out, | |||
To blind people he opened the eyes to the faith | |||
And fisher of souls became ANDREA. | |||
In Rome, In the Print Shop of Ignazio de Lazari 1660. With License of Superior | |||
Latest revision as of 18:48, 19 July 2017
TO THE GLORIOUS ST. ANDREW APOSTLE SONNET. DEDICATED TO THE EMINENT AND REVEREND GENTLEMAN CARDINAL GINETTI Patron of the University of Fishmongers
If Andrew were led astray in the rough sea Amidst the season of the flinty masses, Abandoned the liquid element He cherished then in his chest a more beautiful yearning;
The Galilean shores forgotten, He moved to the Scythian banks his cheerful foot, Where to a nobler fishing at the time devoted He prided himself on fishing souls to GOD.
Full brother to Peter, and of his Cross heir While the Divine Word acknowledged he made_, To glorious death finally he succumbs;
And if hooks to the mute people he reached out, To blind people he opened the eyes to the faith And fisher of souls became ANDREA.
In Rome, In the Print Shop of Ignazio de Lazari 1660. With License of Superior