The Templars in Cyprus. a Dramatic Poem
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(To the 1st.) And moreover greet from me The illustrious Prior, Guido of Normandy ; — Tell him that I depend most certainly .
' Guy de Lusignan, the first king, made Nicosia his capital city, a city embellished by magnificent palaces and churches. In the Cathedral of St. Sophia the Templars and Hospitallers had celebrated their Insti- tution, and there also most of the kings of Cyprus had been crowned. — Trans.
K 130 THE TEMPLAES IN CTPEUS. [ACT IT.
On finding him at Paris. {To the Knight.) But... do thou Speed fast as on the pinions of the wind To Poictiers ; first to the Preceptor show Thyself, and then, without delay, present This letter to the Cardinal Promotor. — Then, haply should the Holy Father grant The foot-kiss to thee, tell him reverently What's passing here, and that, in a few days, Myself will come and kiss his Holiness' hands.
And with me, of the Templars sixty more.
Now go. God prosper you !
{The Knight and three Messengers go.) {To the Chaplain.) Is't ready, Chaplain ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
(To the 1st.) And moreover greet from me The illustrious Prior, Guido of Normandy ; — Tell him that I depend most certainly .
' Guy de Lusignan, the first king, made Nicosia his capital city, a city embellished by magnificent palaces and churches. In the Cathedral of St. Sophia the Templars and Hospitallers had celebrated their Insti- tution, and there also most of the kings of Cyprus had been crowned. — Trans.
K 130 THE TEMPLAES IN CTPEUS. [ACT IT.
On finding him at Paris. {To the Knight.) But... do thou Speed fast as on the pinions of the wind To Poictiers ; first to the Preceptor show Thyself, and then, without delay, present This letter to the Cardinal Promotor. — Then, haply should the Holy Father grant The foot-kiss to thee, tell him reverently What's passing here, and that, in a few days, Myself will come and kiss his Holiness' hands.
And with me, of the Templars sixty more.
Now go. God prosper you !
{The Knight and three Messengers go.) {To the Chaplain.) Is't ready, Chaplain ?
What to read after The Templars in Cyprus. a Dramatic Poem?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Werner, Friedrich Ludwig Zacharias, 1768-1823 to read onlineMoreLess
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