Regula Benedicti, chapter 4.73
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(1) spiritalis que cum fuerint a nobis die / quae
spiritual which when they are by us day
(2) noctuque incessabiliter adimpleta
and night unceasingly fulfilled
(3) et in die iudicii consignata illa mer / reconsignata
and on the day of judgment consigned these things with the mer-
(4) cis nobis a d[omi]no reconpensabitur qua[m] / merces, recompensabitur
cy for us from the lord will be rewarded which
(5) ipse promisit quod oculus non vidit
he promised. What the eye did not see
(6) nec aures audivit nec in cor hominis / auris, –
nor ears heard nor into the heart of man
(7) ascendit que preparavit d[eu]s [-] diligen / – , quae, praeparavit, his qui, diligunt
ascended which God prepared for those who love
(8) tibus se ., Officina vero ubi haec omnia / illum
him. The office truly where all these things
(9) diligenter operemur claustra s[un]t
diligently are done are the cloisters
(10) monasterii & stabilitas in congregatione .,
of the monastery and the stability in the community.
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Sermon 60 of Caesarius of Arles/Sermon 256 of Pseudo-Augustine
Translation / Latin / Latin with French Translation
(11) INCIP[IT] ADMONITIO DOM
Here begins an admonition of Lord
(12) NI CAESARII PER QUA[M] OSTEN
Caesarius through which it is
(13) ditur quid intersit inter illa pe / illam
shown what is different among those pen-
(14) nitentia que cum bonis operibus / penitentiam, quae
ances which with good works
(15) semper agitur & illam quae in in
always are done and that which in in-
(16) firmitate vel finem vite accipit / vitae, accipitur
firmity or the end of life is accepted.
(17) Multi de fratribus
Many from our brothers
(18) vel filiis nostris solliciti s[un]t
or sons worried are
(19) verum om[nis] homo in infirmi / utrum
whether every man in sickness
(20) tatem [] si penitentia[m] ac / infirmitate, positus
if penitent and also
(21) cepit & statim defunctus fuerit / accipit
receives and immediately dies
(22) ad plenam possit indulgentiam per
full remission is able to reach.
Nihil sub sole novum 