Published: 09 May 2020 › Updated: 09 May 2020
Psalmus VI
Psalmus VI
Officium Defunctorum. Ad Matutinum. In I Nocturno, 2 (Nocturnale Romanum [p. 184] + macrons)
- In fīnem, in carmínibus. Psalmus Dāvīd. Prō octāvā.
- Dómine, nē in furōre tuō árguās mē, *
neque in īrā tuā corrípiās mē. - Miserēre meī Dómine, quóniam īnfirmus sum:*
sānā mē Dómine, quóniam conturbāta sunt ossa mea. - Et ánima mea turbāta est valdē: *
sed tū Dómine, ū́squequō? - Convértere Dómine, et ḗripe ánimam meam:*
salvum mē fac propter misericórdiam tuam, - Quóniam nōn est in morte quī memor sit tuī:*
in īnfernō autem quis cōnfitḗbitur tibi? - Labōrāvī in gémitū meō,
lavābō per síngulās noctēs lēctum mēum: *
lácrymīs meīs strātum mēum rigābō. - Turbātus est ā furōre óculus meus:*
inveterāvī inter omnēs inimīcōs meōs. - Discḗdite ā mē omnēs quī operā́minī inīquitātem:*
quóniam exaudīvit Dóminus vocem meam flētus meī. - Exaudīvit Dóminus dēprecātiōnem meam,*
Dóminus ōrātiōnem meam suscēpit. - Ērubēscant, et conturbentur vehementer, omnēs inimīcī meī:*
convertantur, et ērubēscant valdē vēlṓciter.
| Should you happen to notice a mistake, kindly let me know. | Si llegaren a observar algún error, háganmelo saber por favor. |
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| Note: Latin words are to be stressed on the second-to-last syllable. Therefore, no acute diacritic sign is provided for these words. Acute diacritic sings are only provided for third- and forth-to-last stressed syllables. | Nota: Las palabras en latín tienen sílaba tónica grave, por lo que no se incluyen tildes para estas palabras. Se incluyen tildes sólo para sílabas tónicas esdrújulas y sobresdrújulas. |
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