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Title: The Odes of Casimire, Translated by G. Hils
Author: Mathias Casimire Sarbiewski
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SARBIEWSKI
_The Ode o Cme, Tnled by G. Hl_
(1646)
Wh n Inoducon by
Men-Soe Roevg
Publcon Numbe 44
Lo Angele
Wllm Andew Cl Memol Lby
Unvey o Clon
1953
GENERAL EDITORS
RICHARD C. BOYS, _Unvey o Mchgn_
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INTON A. DEARING, _Unvey o Clon, Lo Angele_
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ASSISTANT EDITOR
W. EARL BRITTON, _Unvey o Mchgn_
ADISORY EDITORS
EMMETT L. AERY, _Se College o Whngon_
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JAMES L. CLIFFORD, _Columb Unvey_
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CORRESPONDING SECRETARY
EDNA C. DAIS, _Cl Memol Lby_
INTRODUCTION
Mh Cme Sbew (1595-1640) v Polh Jeu whoe
neo-Ln Hon ode nd Bblcl he gned mmede
Euo en cclm u on he ublcon n 1625 nd 1628.[1] The
ne lyc quly o Sbew oey, nd he c h he oen
ued clcl nd Chn mo, mde cc le Hugo Gou
cully ee he dvne Cme o Hoce hmel, nd h
o uly mong he Englh oe evdenced by n m eve numbe
o nlon.
G. Hl _Ode o Cme_ (1646), hee e oduced by emon om
he co y n he Heny E. Hunngon Lby, he ele Englh
collecon o nlon om he vee o he Polh Hoce. I
lo he mo m on. Acnowledged nlon o ndvdul oem
eed n Heny ughn _Olo Icnu_ (1651), S Edwd
Shebune _Poem nd Tnlon_ (1651), he _Mcellny Poem nd
Tnlon by Oxod Hnd_ (1685), Ic W _Hoe Lyce_
(1706), Thom Bown _Wo_ (1707-8), nd John Hughe _The Ecy.
An Ode_ (1720). Uncnowledged he om Cme nclude Abhm
Cowley The Exe,[2] John No The Elevon,[3] nd
numbe o Ic W ou nd mol ode.[4] Ln edon o
Cme ode eed n London n 1684, nd n Cmbdge n 1684
nd 1689.
Anohe ng exm le o he dec nluence o Cme u on
Englh oey eened by Edwd Benlowe _Theo hl_ (1652).
Th long-wnded e c o he oul exhb no only genel
ndebedne n mgey nd de, bu lo dec boowng o whole
lne om Hl _Ode o Cme_. One exm le wll hve o uce:
Cme, Ode I, 44
_Theo hl_, XIII, 68
Le h _Goh_ h onge chne e e,
The _Scyhn_ hence mee c ve ee,
My mnd beng ee wh you, Ile e
The Tyn n he ce....
Then le ece Goh he onge chn e e;
Gm Scyhn me he lve decle;
My oul beng ee, hoe yn n he ce Ill e.
Cme gee chevemen w n he eld o he hloo hc
lyc, nd n numbe o ce he nc ed oec echnque nd
mo whch le gew o ul lo wh he Englh oe. Thu, long
beoe Denhm nd Mvell, he ced he echnque o nveng he
cene o nue wh mol o ul gncnce. Acom on
o Cme loco-dec ve e ode on he ee o he Due o
Bccno wh Denhm _Coo e Hll_ (1642) evel h he Polh
oe w he o mx dec on wh mol elecon, nd o
chooe he genle hll, he clmly lowng ve, nd eed couny
le ymbol o he Hon golden men.
Some o Cme che mgey ound n h he o
_Cncle_, nd cully n Ode I, 21. P o h ode ovde
ng llel o he mou h nz o Mvell The Gden.
In Hoce nd gl mee wh Solomon, he _hou concluu_ o he
Hebew oe megng wh he lndc e o eemen we nd n
gl eclogue o n Hoce econd nd xeenh e ode. Much o
Cme oey, ndeed be undeood concou eo o
ly he llegocl echnque o _Cncle_ o he clcl _beu
lle_-heme,[5] ju h hough een n neeng combnon
o Soc nd Plonc de.
e ode on he h
y couny le.
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The
ODES
o
CASIMIRE
Tnled by
_G. H._
[Illuon]
LONDON,
Pned by _T. W._ o _Hum hey Moeley_,
he gne o he Pnce Ame n
_Pul_ Chuch-yd, _1646_.
[Illuon]
The
ODES o
CASIMIRE
_Tnled by_
G. H.
_Pned o _Hum hey Moeley_ he Pnce-Ame
n Pul Chuchyd 1646. W. M. cul :_
[Decoon]
_Od. 1. Lb.1._
Invde .
Po Ene comu Hdo
Povoc uc clmo ccd:
Mugun Colle, & nhel e
Slv Iuvenc.
The em whch Ml nd Honey yeld,
The ge cu hough o en eld,
And he ull bn wh Nec welld
Doe downe he lowe lne.
The gld Cone n he ele le
Wve, nd he eld wee doe wle,
So uull eele, o ny ble
The He no gh doh owe.
The Hedmn P e o wndng Go,
Povoe he Gho e hoe noe;
The yed Hed wh yned ho,
Me Hll nd Wood o low.
Pce ubuln jug, ce den
Tec u e: leve e o
Oum colle m, & eque
Gud g.
Te _Cee_ lv edm culm,
Mgne c modeo ob,
Te u o ulen Ccumund .
Su lc Myu b ev umb,
Sevun Lu: b cel long
Quecu ug, emuloq; nu
ece nu.
Sdeum e, domnuq; e,
Lucd Romm eculu ee,
Regn nqulle, Cu doq; em
Te vel ob.
The Mounne le e, nd ough Roc mle
Fo genle Pece ejoyceh ll
Such oly oome o ll
Hll e , lone Towne.
_Cee_ wh yellow Ch le, nd
The Summe ch wh ee doh nd,
Ge Pnce o ou eed Lnd,
Thee o encom e ound.
The Myle beg wh humble hde
To eve hee nd he Luel glde;
The loy Oe doh e; I hed
The emblng Pne doh bow;
Hee h oe S nd eh hh owe,
Beholdng u, om h bgh Towe,
Clm ll, nd e hee he oe
The coveou wold below.
Luu nnoum b gne vum:
F e non, o eenque c
Necum c b deno
Smen n nno.
Quq; omoo ede ne gne,
Sedulm o e me _Romm_
go, qum ccum glomenu lb
A choe.
Cue eu L queel,
gnum c juvenumque voce
Cue, & vo oceum eclnem
ccommode uem.
The Luell gne long le o hee,
Le Fe nd dene gee
To wne hy hed, whch cnno bee
Cu ll h oned me.
My hee md hoe gloou e,
Fo hy e, yng ou dee,
Bou whom he beueou nque,
And lowng meue wm;
My hee, I y, ou Couny gee
Cue, nd he ch com ln eleve
O ll ou youh, nd wllng ee
A ly o h e o ll ou Peee.
Ad Auelum Lycum.
_Ode 2. Lb.1._
N lu quo de dve oun queu.
To _Auelu Lyc_.
Ode 2. L.1.
_Th hee would no com lne oo much o dvee oune._
Indgn, Lyce, nn,
E mum gemu ecu, & h d
Fonem nubbu ex ed,
Cum Sol non olo lumne e,
E oun volubl
F dclem jece lem.
Quod vexn hod No,
C lmben hle quo e.
Mum ol hod c u,
C lum oeo ome b quoe.
Aleno edeun choo
Ru & gemu, & mdd o
Scc cum Lcym joc.
Ncunu med gud lucbu,
Sc lcum. u
Tem ev luun ecul.
Unmnly howlng, _Lycu_, leve,
Thy d be doe no vex, no geve;
Thy ugged bow om cloude e ee,
Alhough wh uull beme on hee
The Sun no hne; o oune le
Hh howne he hde chnce o Fe.
Wh h wve, h Souh wnde oe o dy,
The cheeull Eene gle wll ly;
The Sun h now hng downe h hed,
Ad _Tqunum Lvnum_.
Od. 13. lb.1.
Non Sol emel occd,
Non ub eum uge d Ind;
Nec quo cele o
So non exguo ou m eu,
Non l o eum leve,
Aguo docl ludee cum joco.
Ne em ojce, _Tqun_:
Cuju n eo lmbee ulveem
E veg dce,
Cum oun levem vee obm,
Eum u e & luo
Fumnem oe cenee u um.
Tunc & bu bne,
Ad _Publum Memmum_.
_Ode 2. Lb.2._
Ad Publum Memmum.
Od. 7. Lb.2.
Ee humn lquod levmen
Cldbu, e cdeen edem
Qu mo ugun; ed humn e ene
Al un.
Nl du elx e; nque
Ubum cuun homnumq; F:
Toq; vx ho jcue, ugun
Regn quo nn.
Cbu longum ded lle em u,
Qu dem egn euend
Dx: elo o ulo hben momen ub cu.
Pce cudele, moue _Publ_,
Im o dvo onee queu,
Den vcn nmm vg
Fune ec.
Qu b mm ded ho nc,
Hc mo mm ded. Ille longm
x, enum b qu meendo
ndc vum.
To _Publu Memmu_.
_Ode 7. Lb.2._
Amd ou loe wee ome ee,
I hng dd ll, wh he me y, nd leue
They e; bu udden une eze
On ou mo loy hng, nd che eue.
Nohng long me hh h y been.
The elee Fe o eo led-Ce, e:
In ew hou deoyd whve een,
In mny yee wh neve ed w.
He gve o Chnce long me, h d
One dy enough, whole Kngdome ovehow:
Ech momen hold eo le wyd
Unde ll nd exled blow.
Beng neee hy deh, hen, _Publu_, e
To lod he God, wh hy bl hemou ln;
Th Funell o equen e,
O deh o much hy neghbou houe hun.
The houe, h o hee gve le,
Th hou hould lewe dye, gve o hee.
He hh lvd long, who well doh ve
Sue lwe o eenll le o bee.
D n Heodem.
Ode 24. l.2.
_D_ n _Heodem_.
_Ode 24. Lb.2._
Devo c ogene domu!
Fle monum! odglum
Monum enum! eu Lby
Mmc le v n,
Seu e mlgno dee degene
Pdu m gde odd,
Fuo hedem en;
Sve geg o ulo A
Nudum ub lo deu jugo;
Seu belluo lucbu ex u
I em e nocenem
Albuq; eq; dm;
Thou Cued o- ng o h ced lce!
Thou ll mone o odgou ce!
A Lbyn Lyonee n ome Ac den
Gve nouhmen o hee, hou hme o men.
O mungll Lbd wh hee-Tge, huld
e:
Ad Egnum Nollum.
quo em e ecoq; nmo, dveu oun nconnm
ndum ee.
_Ode 4. Lb.3._
To _Egnu Nollu_.
_Th we ough o be o n even nd u gh mnd, gn
he nconncy o oune._
_Ode 4. Lb.3._
Sve e moll vehe u veno,
Sve non ln gb und,
nce Founm, dubque _Noll_,
Lude e e.
Re? vulum geneou ue.
Fleve? dulc ee o u:
Solu, & em e um ee quov
Dce umulu.
I e e cluu modee ubem
Conul u C; quoe mnnm
Tub oum quen eenm
Peco cem.
A hou blown on, wh genle gle,
O n ough we ocd o yle?
Sll conque Foune, me bu o
O he, nd he uncen A.
Lugh hee? une bvely wy hy ce.
Wee hee? bng bc, wh mlng gce:
When hee mo bue, be hou hn
Reyd, nd lwye hne own mn.
Thu cloe hu u , hne owne ee e
Thou be my ule, chee Mge;
When he ece Fe hll mo mole,
The eene lce o hy be.
Cum leve ven u ec cu,
Lu occue: eune lucu
Fu & x ubeun eodem
S e Pene.
Dex o omn ge hoc num,
Qud c molle: hbe hoc n
Po eum, quem nunc e, mmnene
Du n cu.
Ille qu longu u, ee mgnu
Den mo, clem eendo
Fnge Founm; lev ee longo
Dc b uu.
When lgh mchnce, hy o, o hee
Shll v; mee mely:
Good luc, nd ece, n h houe y
Ad Mcum Slcenum.
eunu.
_Ode 6. Lb.3._
Nunqum c cedulu le
Cum F vd com ou mnu,
U mecum c dee l
Aequ ce queceen.
Qud Foun e cn, necm,
He e nec. Qu ded, uee,
Non velle o e, qu ocul exme
Semo o jcen.
Qu oun dm, non me cedd;
Nunqum u eo, men nege.
Regnum, _Mce_, me ben de me
ecgl cenbu-In me numeem. P nm le
Ingen, dvbu lo Ind,
Quo non e o long nnuo
Iu nvbu, u equ.
Sed men duum vu n dem
Ho e e u; non ebu, u nov
Mecu d e, u
Dve, b cenu.
To Mcu Slcenu.
_Th hoe e he ue che whch e echd
om he good o he mnd._
_Ode 6. lb.3._
A h beleve o he clh ly,
Wh Fe, I nee joynd geedy hnd n h.
Fom he c coue o ve je, h hey
Wh mee, n uch n equll ece hould e.
I now no wh o moow oune bng
Hee o my ele lone. The welh he gve
Lye n my oumo oome, mong wo o hng;
Whch, whou oce, he my o ng hve.
Thng cn be ne wy, I nee hough mne;
No ooe I, mne owne ele com le.
I ngdome, _Mcu_, o my ele I nd
I he ge cuome o mne owne ee--
Incolum moen v
Hee, b lo o ce, mg
Hc mgn qum n qu edbu em,
Qum qu elnque; jm um Olym
Non dubu mouu ho e.
And o he wold mo vlnly:
To he now g ng Age e heye,
Len on he Eh d e ulche,
Whence, md he gmen o he ye,
Hee ee mo clely om on hye,
How much moe ge hoe hng ee,
Hee ed on, hen ndeed hey e,
Beng hen e d, nd edy de
To dye _Olym u_ cene gue.
Qu cm volenem eduxen,
Nl nee, n mobu, n hocu
Im ell en, qu u emum
Uge u. Semel dvehemu
Qum nvgmu em e n nulm
Seu l mgn vmu quo
Reg cn; eu Que,
Exgu vehmu helo.
Illo beum mgne me meu
Ex on e. Cu ego ee
Aeeno eomden queu
Loe, eu lnqum?
Whee, when by h Fe hee gldly bough,
Whehe dee, me no,
O eneme wod, doh hu hmon,
When h l jouney he mu un.
To h Po wee e bu once bough n
To whch whve lwye ylng bn:
Whehe, mghy Pnce, wee
In glln h hve ed he Se;
O, he common o o men,
In mlle B, hve cyed been.
My my ooe boome o h bne
Mee h y bng; why hould I hne-Se on hAeenll hoe o nd,
I wh uch h I cn he hnd?
_Ad Q. Dellm._
Non m o ul exem lo, qum ou on ducu
vm ee nuendm.
_Ode 10. Lb.4._
To Q. Dellu.
_Th ou le ough no o bee nued o much by
o ul exm le, by he gudng o eon._
_Ode 10. Lb.4._
um._
_Ad Munum._
Nhl n ebu humn non do lenum ee.
_Ode 15. Lb.4._
To Munu.
_Th nohng n humne e no ull o edounee._
Ode 15. l.4.
Nl e, _Mun_, nl, em cnm,
Mole, nl e, mmedcbl
Immune d. Clu olm
Sol ov vque nob,
Pm lub, nec mcul eu
Dmnu un; qucqud n duo
Immole mole _Olym o_
dmu, nvd cduc
Ad Ieum O . Mx.
Ex co Slomon E hlmo.
eolvee.
Ad Qunum Tbenum.
Ode 34. Lb.4.
Dvem numqum, _Tbene_, dce,
Cuu Eo oo gleb
Ru, oun ne ce ulche
Rvu nu;
Quem e ngne genle ce
Semm clv; vg quem e ube
Quem e & gene dne vex
Glo cuu.
Pu e e, qu e ce; & u eb
I e e lbn, u u lm
Add n lncem, ocoq; llen
Pondu n uo,
Cee vu, b mgnu un,
I e e nec, eoque l
Pleb oll, o q; e mu n umb.
S lenddm ve ne luce gzm,
Tugdum len ne lude nomen
Me; e olo, _Tbene_, dce
Ee beu.
To _Qunu Tbenu_.
_Ode 34. Lb.4._
Thou hl no _Tbenu_, cll
Hm ch, whoe evey Ace hll
Ouve he Eene glebe, whoe eld
Fe Foune clee eme doh gld.
Ad Pulum Colovum.
_Ode 35. Lb.4._
To _Pulu Colovu_.
_Ode 35. Lb.4._
Im dem e do ve nhelu
Alun educe v Fvon;
Jm e lod ven
Pngun colobu:
Su uge l u bu
Go e b u leno,
Qumv oxmu omn
Coll eone le;
Qumv & vd o b ggee
Dc gmne cmn ul.
E qu nv debe
Plen o cb.
The Weene wnd, wh he wm beh ohS ng,
Reune, nd oe ou eld he o gle lng;
The lowy-gnhd Medoweby,
Wh ehe colou ned lye.
The Rve, whch he gnull h o hong,
Wh welcome lence genly glde long,
Alhough he neghboung Hll doh ng
Wh he hll noe o bd h ng;
Alhough he Swne, on he geen bn h
Old Sonne wh h Oen P e e e,
Alhough he Semn doh no le
A lengh o e h ull blowne yle.
qu Plld, _Pulle_, lbobu
Ine one vce. C mul ueo
Sol e oe
Summoum jug monum,
Scndemu vd eg Lucc,
Qu cel egu lumu lce,
E e eeunm
Aud mumu onum.
Illnc medo o vdebu
Nob ln jugo; o vdebu
Qu lnm nuo
Amb l lexbu.
To hy _Plldn_ lbou ne oe
Such chnge _Pullu_; when he Sun oh howe
And wh h golden eence mle
On he hye o o hghe Hll,
Weel moun he bc o geen _Luccu_, whee
Hee hce e wh lle Oe, nd hee
The bubblng noe o eme h low
Fom Founne h cloe by hm goe.
Thence om he md ohhll ll _ln_ hll
Ou o ec be; ou eye hll lowe ll-On _l_ coole eme, h wnd,
And wh embce _ln_ bnd.
Illnc c ocul qu dnbu
Fulgen n hol, & gemnm u e
De ecbmu cem,
Mgn egn Plmon.
U longo cle Pc n oo
Se ollun o ul! nm eo
Suexe ub nno
Pc em l Qubu;
E qu con cu e Gedmn
Jcn x jug, & C olum,
E qu ec u eb
Inn nubl ubu.
Fom hence, e o, he Tem le weel behold,
And dn Scucheon ll dond wh gold;
Then weel looe oe h double owe,
Thexen o ge _Plmon_ owe.
How n eled ece, nd ngdome e
The ee eo le e hemelve, o ble!
Thee Tem le n hee yee whve een
To hCzen hve eed been;
Whee _Gedmnn_ Roc hemelve exoll
Wh he lne o , nd hen he C ol,
Thoe buldng, whoe oud ue ech
Themelve o hCloude, nd doe ech:
Auge mgn, Que: exguu lbo
In mju modco oven oo.
Hnc & eg venm
L o ce collum.
Qu nunc moblbu nu Ee,
Segn cn e ub nve o ulu:
Qu nunc delu, l
H ub glce lex:
Qu nunc u ue loe ge o,
Immoo el delu gelu:
eno qu e le,
Hbeno cu de.
Eg um e mo, & oldum gv
Cu deme dem, quem b cnddu
[Decoon]
_Ad Pulum Iodnum num Bccn Ducem._
Bccn g mnem commend, d qum e e Se embe
ecee Rom.
_Ode 1. Lb. E od._
[Decoon]
To _Pulu Iodnu nu_, Due o _Bccno_.
Hee commend he lennee o he Couney, whee
n he e o _Se embe_, he eyed om _Rome_.
_Ode 1. Lb. E od._
Huc que Mu o,
Leveque Ludoum cho;
Huc enm Phbe Muum e,
Huc ho le G;
Huc delc e em Joc
Non nveecund Sle:
Hc oo me Bccn olum
go coonemu ede.
A ee ye eull Que wh choce o,
All me o _Phbu_ Cou;
And Thou ge Me o he Revel, joyne
The Gce, o hy Dughe nne;
W ue nd qun, wh ch conce nd ee
Fom ll obcne cule:
Hee ee om ce, nmbly le dnce ound
U on _Bccno_ oe gound.
Clemen u no clvu ug jugo,
Clumq; ulm ub,
E old ube eg co uloum duo
Plnod
Ad ecundm lb E odon Odm _Q. Ho Flcc_.
_Lu o Relgo._
_Ode 3. Lb. E od._
A Plnode
To he econd Ode o he booe o E ode o _Q. H. Flccu_.
_The e o Relgou Receon._
_Ode 3. Lb. E od._
A lle, _Flcce_, nunc e beo
Qu mole cuum ocul
Pen lqu u, lgnum
Soluu omn jugo;
Nec ol um ugbu me u,
Nec du hben Jov,
Rxq; v, & cele cu
R co lmn.
Ego u on hcenu nego
Am lo de;
Au n educ ede d eum gegem
En nm collg,
Poqum be luc concen
Qudne lbv uo.
Bu, _Flccu_, now moe h y he ee,
Who, wh he buhen o h ce,
Fe o hh le h he gound, e ee
Fom he ece wnglng Lwye ee;
No cochng he, no bl o Wne _Jove_,
Doh hu h u, o hm cn move:
Hee hun ll e, nd neve doh eo
The null ge oh geedy Cou.
Bu ehe doh bewyle hoe dye nd ngh,
[Decoon]
_E g._ 4. _Ex Lb. E ._
Ex lb. E .48.
---- Ll mnu een.
Hc, qu vgne nunu ll culm,
Und veecund ex lcue com?
Non genen mle Pn o loe,
Nec ml Phu mee u eb ge:
Non hc u ue me Cocy ve,
Nec quoe ul Cyo qu.
Cm null hben nle ll e,
Qu nege c ll n mnu?
E .48.
_To ---- beng Lllye n he hnd._
Thee Lllye whch on vgn l doe bend,
Fom whence do hey he che leve exend?
The _Pn_ bed uch lowe dd nee bng oh,
Ex Lb. E .51.
_Iohnn de Lugo_, dum
docnm ede.
_FINIS._
_Im mu_, N. Ben.
_Feb._ 10. 1645.
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[13484]
[14973]
30. Ey on Te om John Glbe Coo e _Lee Concenng
Te,_ 3d edon (1757), & John Among _Mcellne_ (1770).
[13464]
SIXTH YEAR (1951-1952)
31. Thom Gy _An Elegy Woe n Couny Chuch Yd_ (1751); nd
_The Eon College Mnuc _. [15409]
32. Pece o Fcon; Geoge de Scudy Pece o _Ibhm_
(1674), ec. [14525]
33. Heny Glly _A Ccl Ey_ on Chcec-Wng (1725).
[16299]
34. Thom Tye ABog hcl Sech o D. Smuel Johnon (1785).
35. Jme Bowell, Andew Ene, nd Geoge Dem e. _Ccl
Scue on he New Tgedy o Elv, Wen by M. Dvd Mlloch_
(1763). [15857]
36. Joe h H _The Cy Bde_ (1696). [22974]
SEENTH YEAR (1952-1953)
37. Thom Moon _A Pndc Ode on Pnng_ (1767).
[IN PREPARATION]
38. John Phll _A Sy Agn Hy oce_ (1655).
39. Thom Won _A Hoy o Englh Poey_.
40. Edwd Byhe _The A o Englh Poey_ (1708).
41. Bend Mndevlle _A Lee o Don_ (1732).
42. Pece o Fou Seveneenh-Cenuy Romnce.
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