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Epitaph. Here lies the Lord Abbot Alcuin of blessed memory, who died in peace on the 14th of the Calends of June ... O tarry for a moment here and on my message ponder: my destiny your own reflects, all beauty's doomed to fading ...
- Title
- Epitaph. Here lies the Lord Abbot Alcuin of blessed memory, who died in peace on the 14th of the Calends of June ... O tarry for a moment here and on my message ponder: my destiny your own reflects, all beauty's doomed to fading ...
- Author
- Alcuin, 735-804.
- Publication
- [Vancouver, B.C.] The Alcuin society, 1969.
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Available - Can be used on site. Please visit New York Public Library - Schwarzman Building to submit a request in person. | Text | Restricted use | *KVB++ (1969, Apr. 23) (Alcuin Epitaph) | Schwarzman Building - Rare Book Collection Room 328 |
Details
- Additional Authors
- Alcuin Society.
- Description
- 1 broadside.; 51 x 33 cm.
- Subject
- Epitaphs, Latin
- Note
- 750 copies printed.
- Translation from the original Latin, except for the last four distichs.--cf. Migne, J.P. Patrologiae cursus completus. Series secunda [Latin] Paris, 1844-65. Tome 101, col. 801, (CCLXIX, Epitaphium cujusdam)
- Original Latin begins: Hoc rogo pauxillum veniens subsiste, viator ...
- "Commissioned oon impulse by The Alcuin society as a slight antidote to the gall and wormwood of the daily press. Written by Ann Tresize."
- Call Number
- *KVB++ (1969, Apr. 23) (Alcuin Epitaph)
- OCLC
- 44445667
- Author
- Alcuin, 735-804.
- Title
- Epitaph. Here lies the Lord Abbot Alcuin of blessed memory, who died in peace on the 14th of the Calends of June ... O tarry for a moment here and on my message ponder: my destiny your own reflects, all beauty's doomed to fading ...
- Imprint
- [Vancouver, B.C.] The Alcuin society, 1969.
- Connect to:
- Added Author
- Alcuin Society.
- Research Call Number
- *KVB++ (1969, Apr. 23) (Alcuin Epitaph)