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To the Glorious S. Anthony of Padua

In entering the Seraphic Religion of the Great Patriarch S. Francis

SONNET

Of sour pain and bitter dole For having ANTHONY your Lord offended Such a fire [them] in you alighted That the breast burned and boiled the veins;

And to follow from the father´s land The seraphic Dux, the trail taken Suddenly [to you] of so much heaven contended By naked foot you trampled the high Pirene.

The tired feet plants and feeble The flight restrain of your fiery toughths, Nor the desire of suffering [can] procede farther,

If the greatest pang is mourning, what do you feel: While with nails, spears, and thorns a lot Jesus you bear in heart with all your torments.


In ROME, by the Mascardi MDCLXV, with licence of the Superiors