In Senectute Querula
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In Senectute Querula
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In senectute querula
Dum caligabit oculus
Mens ministrans sedula
Plus proderis quam masculus
O cohors militie floris virge non spinate
Regiones insanorum sensuum
Cum porcis quos regenerationis aque
In operibus digitorum suorum
Excelentissima
Caritas abundat in omnia de imis
Excellentissima super sidera
Quia summo regi osculum pacis
Atque amantissima in omnia
Tu etiam nobilis ex gens Salvatoris
Quos expugnasti per infusum canes
Qui suam glorium Verbi Patris
Non manufactum statuentes
Excelentissima
Caritas abundat in omnia de imis
Excellentissima super sidera
Quia summo regi osculum pacis
Atque amantissima in omnia
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