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Dedicated to the most Illustrious & most Reverent Signore Monfiglio | Dedicated to the most Illustrious & most Reverent Signore Monfiglio | ||
FRANCESCO CEVA | FRANCESCO CEVA | ||
Primicerius of the Venerable | Primicerius of the Venerable Archconfraternity of the | ||
glorious Holy Ursula and Catherine of Rome | glorious Holy Ursula and Catherine of Rome | ||
Of the Sisters of the above mentioned Archconfraternity. | Of the Sisters of the above mentioned Archconfraternity. | ||
From Solomon among the beautiful Consorts | |||
One of whom was of the Pharoah's descent, | |||
Whose beauty emulated the Sun | |||
Behind which a royal birth silenced stars | |||
No no, how foolish I am; Another small face | |||
The celestial beauty illuminates alone | |||
Wandering Egyptian of much beauty can not, | |||
The King of Jews makes the paragon of beauty. | |||
That shadow of Christ at the time of Solomon was seen, | |||
The most elegant Wife is Catherine | |||
Of whom there is certain immortal Constancy and Faith. | |||
And already each Soul today bows to them | |||
I fall silent to allow praise | |||
To the Celestial Cantor Divine | |||
Giuseppe Apruzzi. | |||
IN ROME, For Ignatio de' Lazzari 1670 | |||
With license of the Superiors. | |||
Latest revision as of 19:24, 7 July 2017
FOR THE FESTIVAL OF ST. CATHERINE VIRGIN, AND MARTYR
SONNET
Dedicated to the most Illustrious & most Reverent Signore Monfiglio FRANCESCO CEVA Primicerius of the Venerable Archconfraternity of the glorious Holy Ursula and Catherine of Rome Of the Sisters of the above mentioned Archconfraternity.
From Solomon among the beautiful Consorts One of whom was of the Pharoah's descent, Whose beauty emulated the Sun Behind which a royal birth silenced stars
No no, how foolish I am; Another small face The celestial beauty illuminates alone Wandering Egyptian of much beauty can not, The King of Jews makes the paragon of beauty.
That shadow of Christ at the time of Solomon was seen, The most elegant Wife is Catherine Of whom there is certain immortal Constancy and Faith.
And already each Soul today bows to them I fall silent to allow praise To the Celestial Cantor Divine
Giuseppe Apruzzi.
IN ROME, For Ignatio de' Lazzari 1670 With license of the Superiors.