Four Ancient Books of Wales: U. Poems Relating to the Lif...

I. I WILL offer a prayer to the Trinity, May the Eternal grant me to praise thee! In the present course, dangerous Our work; destruction is a slight impulse of wrath. They reckon of the saints a tribe, King of heaven, may I be eloquent about thee! Before the separation of my soul from my flesh. Thou particularly knowest in what is my sin. II. Thy entreaty before the paternal governance May there be to me from the Trinity mercy! I adore, I earnestly long for the elements of blood, Nine degrees of the mystic troops of heaven, And the tenth, saints a preparation of sevens. Heroic numberer of languages, A conspicuous sea-shoal of goodly increase. A number that God will watch with extreme love. In heaven, in earth, at the end, In straits, in expanse, in form, In body, in soul, in habit, Prudence (is) far from the presence of kings. j adore thee, Ruler of the land of peace. Let my soul be in a condition of life; For ever in (his) court; A servant of heaven (to be), he will not refuse me. III. Apostles and martyrs, Youths, supplicants of glory, p. 546 And Solomon (that) served God: Of pure speech, of pure walk, thy quality And a verdant gift will come to me. As long as I keep my faculties. Numbers there were clean and holy, Steps, golden columns of the church. And many writers have declared, Skilled in the fully-holy books, For the multitude discarded anxiety. May my soul be defended from it! IV. A number there were in the inconcurrence Of Uffern, a cold refuge; During the five ages of the world, Until when Christ loosened the bondage. From the deep shore of the abyss of evil Many God brought through protection, Two thousand sons of the children of Ilia. A bimatu et infra Slew the amistra. Edris ertri kila The tears of Rachel, it was seen that a plague Had come to Jerusalem. V. The number of the saints of Amorica, And a number in the form of Toronia, That had broken the advanced Caer of Roma. And Poli and Alexandria And Garanwys and Indra Tres partes divicia Asicia, Affrica, Europa. VI. The number of the saints in Capharnaum, Marituen, and Naim, p. 547 And Zabulon and Cisuen and Ninifen and Neptalim In Dubriactus and Zorim In it prophesied Christ, the son of Mary, daughter of Joachim; From the chief temple of the chief infidel nation. VII. The number of the saints of Erechalde, The fame far of the castle of Maria. That broke not again Syloe Ecclesie retunde Phalatie cesarie Amanion amabute, And the valleys of Bersabe. And before the Christian religion the men of Cartasine, And the severely just ones of Retunde, The languages, Greek and Hebrew, And Latin, men of gleaming pervasion. VIII. The number of saints in scores, Valiant men, golden their party. Before kings a career of praise, Warriors, no one was before them in demanding. In straits, in expanse, in every need, May they be a city to our body and our soul! IX. The number of the saints of Sicomorialis, And isle of Deffrobani. And the holy multitude that blessed Water, wine, hostile men destroyed. And entreating his exalted weight, Under the stars, saints he planted. X. The number of the saints that the upper region holds, Effectus re inferior A superare superior p. 548 And armonim and thyfor And the valley of Enor and Seger, And Carthage the greater and the less, And the green isle, the boundary of the sea. XI. The number of the saints of the Isle of Prydein, And Iwerdon, a gentle portion. Multitudes, of beautiful works, Believed, served with us. XII. The number of saints, a synod without desire, From God the divine prophesy. In every tongue they compose, About the earth they were, And so many wisely prophesied Christ, and before he was, they were. XIII. The number of the saints of the East, And the concord of the nation of Judah. Languages of Greek and Hebrew, And Latin, men of gleaming pervasion. XIV. Seven scores, seven scores, seven hundreds of saints, And seven thousands and seven ten scores, November a number implored, Through martyrs good they came. Fifteen scores of saints there were And three thousand children of Morialis. In these Decembers above relatives Over the head of Jesus utter sighs. XV. Twelve thousand in the convention Believed through the voice of John. They worship, they deserve a portion, In heaven they will not be angry. XVI. Nine thousand saints received Baptism, and religion, and confession. Notwithstanding death the punishment of people (is) heat, Uffern, cold its refuge. If the Lord hath satisfied us, Through the head of Peter was made the destitute. XVII. Qui venerunt angli In natale Domini Media nocte in laudem Cum pastoribus in Bethleem. Nivem angli de celo Cum Michaele archanglo Qui precedunt precelio Erga animas in mundo Am nivem nivem angeli. Precedunt confirmati Vnistrati baptizati Usque in them judicii. Quando fuit Christus crucifixus ut sibi Ipsi placuisset venissent ibi in auxilium Plusquam duodecim legiones angelorum. Toto orbe terrarum. Jesus Christus videntem in agonia in mundo. Ut sint nostri auxilium Duodecim milia miliantem Ante tribunal stantem. Qui laudantie laudantium Tues mores rex regum. XVIII. The number that have been, and will be, Above heaven, below heaven, how many there are. And as many as have believed in revelation, p. 550 Believed through the will of the Lord. As many as are on wrath through the circles, Have mercy, God, on thy kindred. May I be meek, the turbulent ruler, May I not endure, before I am without motion. Grievously complaineth every lost one, Hastily, claimeth every needy one. An exceedingly displeased mind will not run From (its) present course, when I am angry. I will declare when I am in the gravel, From the maintenance of gifts, From being numbered, from going to be a martyr In the reckoning of Saint Segerno. From a word when sin may be to me, Let there be no sigh from those that hear me.