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Eram quasi agnus innocens, ductus sum ad immolandum, | Eram quasi agnus innocens, ductus sum ad immolandum, et nesciebam: | ||
et nesciebam: | Concilium fecerunt inimici mei adversum me, dicentes: | ||
Concilium fecerunt inimici mei | :Venite, mittamus lignum in panem ejus, | ||
adversum me, dicentes: | :et eradamus eum de terra viventium. | ||
Venite, mittamus lignum in panem ejus, | |||
et eradamus eum de terra viventium. | |||
Omnes inimici mei | Omnes inimici mei | ||
adversum me cogitabant mala mihi: | adversum me cogitabant mala mihi: | ||
Verbum iniquum mandaverunt adversum me dicentes: | Verbum iniquum mandaverunt adversum me dicentes: | ||
Venite, mittamus lignum in panem eius, | :Venite, mittamus lignum in panem eius, | ||
et eradamus eum de terra viventium. | :et eradamus eum de terra viventium. | ||
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Behold, I was like an innocent lamb; | Behold, I was like an innocent lamb; I was led to the slaughter, and I knew it not. | ||
I was led to the slaughter, and I knew it not. | My enemies have conspired together against me, saying: | ||
My enemies have conspired together | :Come, let us put poison into his bread, | ||
And have spoken evil against me, saying: | :And let us cut him off out of the land of the living. | ||
Come, let us put poison into his bread, | All my enemies have thought evil things about me; | ||
And let us cut him off out of the land of the living. | They have spoken evil words against me, saying: | ||
:Come, let us put poison into his bread, | |||
:And let us cut him off out of the land of the living. | |||
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contro di me, mandandomi sciagure. | contro di me, mandandomi sciagure. | ||
Mi parlavano con parole inique, dicendo: | Mi parlavano con parole inique, dicendo: | ||
:Venite, mettiamo del veleno nel suo pane, | |||
e strappiamolo dalla terra dei viventi | :e strappiamolo dalla terra dei viventi | ||
</poem> | </poem> | ||
==External links== | ==External links== | ||
[[Category:Text pages]] | [[Category:Text pages]] | ||
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General information
7th of the Tenebrae Responsories for Maundy Thursday
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Original text and translations
Latin text
Eram quasi agnus innocens, ductus sum ad immolandum, et nesciebam:
Concilium fecerunt inimici mei adversum me, dicentes:
Venite, mittamus lignum in panem ejus,
et eradamus eum de terra viventium.
Omnes inimici mei
adversum me cogitabant mala mihi:
Verbum iniquum mandaverunt adversum me dicentes:
Venite, mittamus lignum in panem eius,
et eradamus eum de terra viventium.
English translation
Behold, I was like an innocent lamb; I was led to the slaughter, and I knew it not.
My enemies have conspired together against me, saying:
Come, let us put poison into his bread,
And let us cut him off out of the land of the living.
All my enemies have thought evil things about me;
They have spoken evil words against me, saying:
Come, let us put poison into his bread,
And let us cut him off out of the land of the living.
Italian translation
Ero come un agnello innocente,
condotto al macello, e morivo.
I miei nemici fecero un'assemblea
contro di me, mandandomi sciagure.
Mi parlavano con parole inique, dicendo:
Venite, mettiamo del veleno nel suo pane,
e strappiamolo dalla terra dei viventi