Edition
Masquer
Ad Donatum (CSEL)
§ 16
Haec interim breuibus, Donate carissime. nam etsi facilem de bonitate patientiam, mentem in domino solidam, fidem tutam salutaris auditus oblectat, nihilque tamtuis1 auribus gratum est, quam quod in Dominum gratum est, moderari tamen dicenda debemus ' simul iuncti et saepius locuturi, et quoniam feriata nunc quies ac tempus est otiosum, quidquid inclinante iam sole in uesperam dies superest, ducamus hunc diem laeti nec sit uel hora conuiuii gratiae caelestis inmunis. sonet psalmos conuiuium sobrium: ut tibi tenax memoria est, uox canora, adgredere hoc munus ex more. magis carissimos pascis, si sit nobis spiritalis auditio, prolectet aures religiosa mulcedo. 2P. 17
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Apparatus: 1 hoc] haec v 2 abholeri [^W] 4 breuibua P karissime P 5 in domino S, in dndl [^P,] in dA [^Wr, om. v] ' tutam] tuam [^Pr] (facilem de bonitate patientiae mentem, in deum solida fide tutam coni. [^Gronouius l. c. p]. 579) 7 quam.... est om. [^WPv] deo v in dicendo [^coni]. Faber collocuturi v; [^cfr. Chronov. Z. e]. 8 quies [^ex] qesses S m. 2 9 quicquid [^WP inclinate S,] inclinato [^a] dies [^SWP,] diei v 10 hanc v 11 psalmns [^WPr ('id est, canatur pscdmus, sed] ut in [^sobrio] conuiuio [^solet. ut audiatur, cani a sobriis conuiuis Gronouius Diatnõ]. in [^Statii Silu. p. 619 ed. Hand)] et ut n 13 mo P pasces [^v,] pacis P si om. [^P] O.ucILI OTPRIAHT AD DOKATUM EXPLICIT [^SP] AD DOKATTTM KIPLICIl [^W]*. ↩
Traduction
Masquer
Ad Donatum
16.
These things, dearest Donatus, briefly for the present. For although what you profitably hear delights your patience, indulgent in its goodness, your well-balanced mind, and your assured faith--and nothing is so pleasant to your ears as what is pleasant to you in God,--yet, as we are associated as neighbours, and are likely to talk together frequently, we ought to have some moderation in our conversation; and since this is a holiday rest, and a time of leisure, whatever remains of the day, now that the sun is sloping towards the evening, 1 let us spend it in gladness, nor let even the hour of repast be without heavenly grace. Let the temperate meal resound with psalms; 2 and as your memory is tenacious and your voice musical, undertake this office, as is your wont. You will provide a better entertainment for your dearest friends, if, while we have something spiritual to listen to, the sweetness of religious music charm our ears.