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The flame burns, or whitens the lily, | The flame burns, or whitens the lily, | ||
And always a Bailiff of the Eternal son, | And always a Bailiff of the Eternal son, | ||
Prometheus you appear, or Flora | Prometheus you appear, or Flora resembling. | ||
May be in cyphered noun you mean: Lo o Mortal, | May be in cyphered noun you mean: Lo o Mortal, | ||
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The Eternal I hunted in the perishable form. | The Eternal I hunted in the perishable form. | ||
Do learn you from me, if ( Hunter | Do learn you from me, if ( Hunter | ||
Of God ) [Him] you wish the prey worth | Of God ) [Him] you wish the prey worth they are | ||
Flame of affection or purity of heart. | Flame of affection or purity of heart. | ||
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IN LAUD OF THE GLORIOUS
ST. ANTHONY DI PADUA
In the Saint's Day in Aracellii
COUPLET
...
SONNET ALLUDING TO THE COUPLET.
WITH appraisal ANTHONY, and with a title [it] honors you As a Steward of God our and son. To us known is the cause: Thou from peril Saves anyone, who implores your Asylum.
But we know not, why in your hand sometimes The flame burns, or whitens the lily, And always a Bailiff of the Eternal son,
Prometheus you appear, or Flora resembling.
May be in cyphered noun you mean: Lo o Mortal, With the fiery flame or with the white flower The Eternal I hunted in the perishable form. Do learn you from me, if ( Hunter Of God ) [Him] you wish the prey worth they are Flame of affection or purity of heart.
F.A.D.M.
In ROME by the MONETA, MDCLIV, with licence of Superiors