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Surrounded by the South Wind, by Palms, and by Splendors | Surrounded by the South Wind, by Palms, and by Splendors | ||
CRISPINO, and CRISPINIAN | CRISPINO, and CRISPINIAN of ardent Zeal: | ||
Though they be young they intently desire | |||
To turn their Hearts to the Heavenly Mansion. | |||
They disdain the Pomps, and scorn the Treasures, | |||
That always blind Mortals idolize; | |||
In order to suffer for GOD, Pains, and Torments, | |||
They flee from Lazio, and avoid the Honors. | |||
They fly to Gaul to spread the Faith; | |||
For the Martyrdom the One yearns, and the Other pines, | |||
In order for both to turn to the Supernal Seat. | |||
Now, if you do not moan: you are, Mortal, a Snake; | |||
While a Blessed PAIR today one sees | |||
Shed for CHRIST a Sea of Blood. | |||
By A.B. | |||
IN ROME, In the Press of Marc' Antonio, & Orazio Campana 1687. | |||
BY PERMISSION OF THE AUTHORITIES. | |||
Latest revision as of 13:15, 16 November 2017
FOR THE FEAST OF THE HOLY MARTYR BROTHERS
CRISPINO, AND CRISPINIANO
Celebrated in their Church in Trastevere by the University of the SHOEMAKERS, and SLIPPER-MAKERS of Rome.
SONNET
DEDICATED TO THE MOST EMINENT AND REVEREND GENTLEMAN, THE LORD
CARD[INAL] GIROLAMO CASANATTA
MOST VIGILANT PROTECTOR.
At the behest of Messrs. CONSOLI, and CAMERLENGO of the said University of the Shoemakers, and Slipper-Makers of Rome.
Surrounded by the South Wind, by Palms, and by Splendors CRISPINO, and CRISPINIAN of ardent Zeal: Though they be young they intently desire To turn their Hearts to the Heavenly Mansion.
They disdain the Pomps, and scorn the Treasures, That always blind Mortals idolize; In order to suffer for GOD, Pains, and Torments, They flee from Lazio, and avoid the Honors.
They fly to Gaul to spread the Faith; For the Martyrdom the One yearns, and the Other pines, In order for both to turn to the Supernal Seat.
Now, if you do not moan: you are, Mortal, a Snake; While a Blessed PAIR today one sees Shed for CHRIST a Sea of Blood.
By A.B.
IN ROME, In the Press of Marc' Antonio, & Orazio Campana 1687.
BY PERMISSION OF THE AUTHORITIES.