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 Manuscript sources Cambridge, University Library, MS Gg. 5.35, folio 420a–b, saec. XI med., from St Augustine's, Canterbury. Saint-Omer, Bibliothèque municipale, MS 666, folio 43–rv, saec. X, from Saint Bertin. Editions Bethmann, Zeitschrift f¨r deutsches Althertum 5 1845 206 ff. J. M. Stowasser, De quarto quodam Scoticae latinitatis specimine, F¨nfzehnter Jahresbericht ¨ber das k. k. Franz-Josef-Gymnasium Vienna 1889. Rudolf Thurneysen, Glosses bretonnes, Revue Celtique 11 1890 85–93 [texts of both MSS parallel with commentary on Breton glosses in S]. F.J.H. Jenkinson, The Hisperica Famina Cambridge 1908 51–54, repr. in Patrologia Latina Supplementum, iv 2068. Michael W. Herren, The Hisperica Famina: related poems, Studies and texts 85 Toronto 1987 104–111. Translations. Herren, op. cit. Howlett, op. cit. Sources, comment on the text, and secondary literature. E. Coccia, La cultura irlandese precarolingia: miracolo o mito? Studi medievali 8 1967 ser. terza, 327–28 [misleading]. M. W. Herren, op. cit. 21–23, 37–39, 42, 54–56, 64–69, 171–91 [essential]. D. R. Howlett, op. cit. [fundamental]. J. F. Kenney, Sources for the early history of Ireland: ecclesiastical New York 1929, item 86, 258. Max Manitius, Geschichte der lateinischen Literatur des Mittelalters I Munich 1911 160. Rudolf Thurneysen, op. cit. Heinrich Zimmer, Nennius Vindicatus Berlin 1893 309–311. The edition used in the digital text D. R. Howlett Five experiments in textual reconstruction and analysis; V. Adelphus adelpha mater Peritia Donnchadh Ó Corráin Turnhout Brepols S.A. 9 1995 30–48

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 By a learned Irish cleric. Howlett, op. cit. 48, tentatively suggests Israel Grammaticus, fl. c.947 Most of the text is in Latin. 77 Greek words in latinised form, of which 9 are hellenized Hebrew. 17 words in Hebrew, 9 of which are in hellenised form. Some English in witness list in front matter and in supplied title. religious poetry medieval 2011-01-26 Beatrix Färber ed. Conversion script run; new wordcount made. 2008-10-19 Beatrix Färber ed. Keywords added. 2008-07-25 Beatrix Färber ed. Value of div0 "type" attribute modified, content of 'langUsage' checked; minor modifications made to header. 2005-08-25 Julianne Nyhan ed. Normalised language codes and edited langUsage for XML conversion 2005-08-04T16:17:46+0100 Peter Flynn ed. Converted to XML 1997-09-16 Margaret Lantry ed. Header modified; file parsed using SGMLS. 1997-09-05 Margaret Lantry ed. Header re-structured; text parsed using SGMLS. 1996-12-15 Peter Flynn Bibliographic markup reworked, minor typographic changes to header. Stylesheet created for Panorama. 1996-04-01 Mavis Cournane Text parsed using SGMLS. 1996-03-31 Donnchadh Ó Corráin Header created. Lineation checked and verified. 1995-03-07 Donnchadh Ó Corráin Structural mark-up added and proper names tagged. 1996-01-03 Donnchadh Ó Corráin Text captured from the editor's digital version.
Cambridge, University Library, MS Gg. 5.35, folio 420a-b, saec. XI med., from St Augustine's, Canterbury Saint-Omer, Bibliothèque municipale, MS 666, folio 43–rv, saec. X, from Saint Bertin
Saint-Omer Hymn Adelphus adelpha mater Adelphus adelpha mater alle huius thugater dedranti thanataliter Blepomen agialos nicatos dodrantibus sic mund&iunderdot; et uitam huius Calesomen Dominum uti det boulen suum nobisque auxilium Didaxon sapiture touto biblion acute non debes reticere Eqonomicum expensum habemus apud Deum s&iunderdot; autou metamus auctum Fallax est uita mundi decidit ut flos feni permanet regnum Dei Gibro praxon agathon deuita athemiton ut sis fretus in Sion Hupage de auido habit&aunderdot; in Qurii nomo ut sis heres in Papho Index demus est Dei qui semper seruiens ei erit in sceptro poli Kallistratus mantiae in martirio tempore deficit ut uiolae Lamach est limne adou ub&iunderdot; amartus amentu dusmi ictatur in luctu Mittes hunc tet&eunderdot; ad bethen postquam transit in ten gen soma aporesomen Nuktalgicus est gibra et ophthalmus ut talpa non agens Dei mandata Olla Adonai Abba Galileos in anctera bellantes defendit pelta Phile poeson opera quae Deo fuerint placita ut sis Laisae incola Qurius anomias ou apolit agion autou soson me o theus mou Rachas est gibro merus agonith&eunderdot;ta phronimus qui sine labe sit iustus Sarxa nostra alitur kalis poste&aunderdot; agitur malis luibus moritur Thaumazo in mente mea me pos idon in terra anthropon sine mac&uunderdot;la Vonite proton amomum asarum nitent&eunderdot;m ad bamum agia pax et amen secum Xenodochium presules breu&eunderdot; in te ge habentes acarpam aggam agentes Yt&aunderdot; Abba poterion suscepit periranton pro redemption&eunderdot; anthropon