Religion

Memento rerum Conditor

by Anonymous Latin Hymns c. 5th–15th century

Translated by Edward Caswall (1849) · From Lyra Catholica (1849)

Religion

Remember, O Creator Lord!
That in the Virgin’s sacred womb
Thou wast conceiv’d, and, of her flesh
Didst our mortality assume.

Mother of grace, O Mary blest!
To thee, sweet fount of love, we fly;
Shield us through life, and take us hence
To thy dear bosom when we die.

O Jesu! born of Virgin bright,
Immortal glory be to Thee;
Praise to the Father infinite,
And Holy Ghost eternally.

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Latin: Memento rerum Conditor. Printed in Caswall's Lyra Catholica (1849) among the Common of the Blessed Virgin (Roman Breviary).

MLA

Anonymous Latin Hymns. “Memento rerum Conditor.” Translated by Edward Caswall. Poetry Codex, poetrycodex.com/poem/anonymous-latin-hymns/182/.

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Anonymous Latin Hymns. “Memento rerum Conditor.” Translated by Edward Caswall. Poetry Codex. https://poetrycodex.com/poem/anonymous-latin-hymns/182/.

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