geana gehpelce. Every year; he zongan rceal. befoɲan feɲan. Dрær þu fæder percest. rumun-lange dagar. spide hate. þæm pinten-dagum. pundrum sceoɲta. tida getiohhast. Du þæm treopum relert. þa æn re spearta storm. þuph pone laðɲan pind. Eala hpæt on eoɲpan. ealla gerceafta. hýɲað þinɲe hære. He shall go, 35 Shall advance before. Behold, thou O Father, makest Summer long days, To winter days Thou to the trees givest The south and west wind; Which before the black storms 45 North and east Had deprived Of every leaf, Through the more hostile wind. Behold on earth, 50 All creatures Obey thy command; dod on heofonum rpa rome. And do in heaven the same, mode and magne. butan men anum. re pið þinum pillan. ealna gerceafta. With mind and might; But man alone, 55 Who against thy will Oftenest worketh. O thou eternal, Of all created beings, Spare thy wretched, eorþan tudre. monna cynne. þunh þinna mehta sped. Dpi pu ece God. æfɲe polde. þær rio pýrd on gepill. pendan sceolde. yflum monnum. under heoɲa fotum. hpi so pуnd spa po. þa þe him rindon. C Earth-born progeny, Mankind, Through the effect of thy power! 65 Why, eternal God, Ever wouldest thou, That fortune at pleasure, To evil men, 70 Altogether so much? In earthly kingdoms, 75 On thrones ; The saints they tread injures To men it is unknown, Why fortune so crookedly 80 Should move. Thus are concealed, Here in the world, In many cities, Bright virtues. 85 Unrighteous men, At all times, Hold in derision, Those that to them are Superior in justice, 90 More worthy of command. Bið please lot. lange hpile. beprizen mid pɲencum. Nu on populde hen. monnum ne deriad. mane abar. The false craftiness is Long while Concealed by frauds. Now here in the world, 95 On men inflict no injury, Wicked oaths. inflict injivy Lif þu nu paldend ne pilt. If thou now, O Ruler, wilt not pinde steopan. ac on relf-pille. rizan lætest. þonne ic pat þær te pile. populd-men tpeogan. buton fea ane. porulde gesceafta. plit nu on moncyn. mildum eazum. Fortune control, But with self-will 100 Permittest her to rush; Then I know that worldly Men will doubt, Except a few alone. Thou that over-seest Look now on mankind, With placid eyes ; nu hi on monegum hep. 110 Now they here in many populde ÿþum. pynnað and spincað. eanme eond-paɲan. aɲa him nu þa. waves Worldly waves, Strive and labour, Miserable inhabitants of earth, Spare them now therefore! METRE V." Du meaht be þæɲe runnan. THOU mayest by the sun, speotole geþencean. and be æghpelcum. oðrum steoppan. þana þe æfteɲ burgum. beophtort scineð. Lif him pan Fope. ne mæzen hi rpa leohtne. Spa oft rmylte sæ. Clearly perceive, And by every Other star, 5 Of those which through cities Brightest shine; If before them a dark Cloud hang, Until the thick mist So oft the smooth sea Green, transparent as glass, 15 The southern wind Fierce disturbs: When they are mingled, Great storms Stir up the sea; Then rough becomes こん seo þe æɲ gladu. col and hlutoɲ. That which before Was pleasaut to the sight. So often a fountain 25 Of a hoar cliff, Cool and clear, And diffusedly Flows straight along, Runs to its own place; A huge stone from the mountain, 35 Is divided, inned pið his earder. lane piortondan. The clear stream polluted, So now the darkness Of thine heart wishes My enlightened doctrine 45 And thy mind's thoughts But if thou now desirest, mod-zep-ne |