The Poetical Works of Sir David Lyndsay of the Mount Lyon King of Arms volume
The Poetical Works of Sir David Lyndsay of the Mount Lyon King of Arms volume
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266 ANE SATYRE OF DOCTOUR.
Soverane, I sail obey yow humbillie, With ane schort sermon, presentlie, in this place : And schaw the word of God unfeinzeitlie, And sinceirlie, as God will give me grace.
[Heir sail the Dodour pas to the pulpit, and say, Si vis ad vitam ingredi, serva mandata.
Devoit peopill, Sanct Paull, the preichour sayis, 5 The fervent luife, and fatherlie pitie, Quhilk God Almichtie hes schawin mony ways, To man in his corrupt fragilitie, Exceids all luife, in earth, sa far, th...at we May never to God mak" recompence conding ; 10 As quha sa lists to reid the veritie, In halie Scripture, he may find this thing : Sic Deus dilexit mundum.
Tuiching nathing, the great prerogative, Quhilk God, to man, in his creatioun, lent : How man, of nocht creat, superlative, 15 Was to the image of God, Omnipotent : Let us consider that speciall luife ingent, God had to man, quhen our foir-father fell ; Drawing us all, in his loynis immanent, Captive from gloir, in thirlage to the hell. 20 Quhen angels fell, thair miserabil ruyne Was never restorit, hot for our miserie, The Sun of God, secund persone divyne, In ane pure Virgin tuke humanitie : Syne, for our saik, great harmis suffered he, 25 THE THRIE ESTAITIS.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
266 ANE SATYRE OF DOCTOUR.
Soverane, I sail obey yow humbillie, With ane schort sermon, presentlie, in this place : And schaw the word of God unfeinzeitlie, And sinceirlie, as God will give me grace.
[Heir sail the Dodour pas to the pulpit, and say, Si vis ad vitam ingredi, serva mandata.
Devoit peopill, Sanct Paull, the preichour sayis, 5 The fervent luife, and fatherlie pitie, Quhilk God Almichtie hes schawin mony ways, To man in his corrupt fragilitie, Exceids all luife, in earth, sa far, th...at we May never to God mak" recompence conding ; 10 As quha sa lists to reid the veritie, In halie Scripture, he may find this thing : Sic Deus dilexit mundum.
Tuiching nathing, the great prerogative, Quhilk God, to man, in his creatioun, lent : How man, of nocht creat, superlative, 15 Was to the image of God, Omnipotent : Let us consider that speciall luife ingent, God had to man, quhen our foir-father fell ; Drawing us all, in his loynis immanent, Captive from gloir, in thirlage to the hell. 20 Quhen angels fell, thair miserabil ruyne Was never restorit, hot for our miserie, The Sun of God, secund persone divyne, In ane pure Virgin tuke humanitie : Syne, for our saik, great harmis suffered he, 25 THE THRIE ESTAITIS.
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