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Difference between revisions of "User:Kendra Brown/Florius/English MS Latin 11269 42r"
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i believe that you will let me go so quickly in this play with you. | i believe that you will let me go so quickly in this play with you. | ||
| − | {{par|r}} | + | {{par|r}} From a similar grasp (I confess) I set down your leg. |
| + | Nevertheless, you, the Sad One, who are going to fall headlong, will depart by means of the counter. | ||
| + | As you duly see, if you're not blind.<ref>literally, if you can discern daylight</ref> | ||
</poem> | </poem> | ||
<noinclude> | <noinclude> | ||
Latest revision as of 20:00, 13 August 2024
Latin 42r
¶ Tot tibi congemino naso patiente dolores
Quam cito me tecum ludentem credo relinques.
- ¶ Destituj simili prensura (sicque fatemur)
Membra tuj. tamen ipse[1] miser ruiturus abibis
Contrario. Ceu rite vides, si lumine cernis.
Italian
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I make so much pain and grief in your nose, |
[5b-a] In tuo naso faço tanta pena e doia |
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It's true that I've released you from that hold, |
[5b-b] El'e vero che de tal presa t'o lassato |
English 42r
¶ I will double so many pains to your nose by means of suffering
i believe that you will let me go so quickly in this play with you.
¶ From a similar grasp (I confess) I set down your leg.
Nevertheless, you, the Sad One, who are going to fall headlong, will depart by means of the counter.
As you duly see, if you're not blind.[2]
