Vere languores

General information

The source of the first part of the text is Isaiah 53:4-5.

Settings by composers

• Renzo Bracesco "… sanasti sumus" 2nda parte Dulce lignum SATB
• Francesco Feroci "Vere … portavit", the antiphon. SATB
• Marco Antonio Ingegneri "Vere … portavit", the antiphon. SATB
• Antonio Lotti "Vere … portavit", the antiphon. TTB
• Simone Molinaro "… sanasti sumus. Dulce lignum (without break) SATTB
• Fabrizio Perone SAATB
• Tomás Luis de Victoria "… sanasti sumus" 2nda parte Dulce lignum SATB

• Renzo Bracesco — Vere languores  Latin SATB
• Francesco Feroci — Vere languores  Latin SATB
• Marco Antonio Ingegneri — Vere languores  Latin SSA
• Antonio Lotti — Vere languores  Latin SSA,AAT,SAB,TTB
• Simone Molinaro — Vere languores nostros a 5  Latin SATTB,AATTB
• Fabrizio Perone — Vere languores  Latin SAATB
• Tomás Luis de Victoria — Vere languores  Latin SATB

 

Text and translations

Latin text 53:4a  Vere languores nostros ipse tulit et dolores nostros ipse portavit 53:5b  cujus livore sanati sumus Dulce lignum, dulce clavos, dulcia ferens pondera quae sola fuisti digna sustinere regem coelorum et Dominum.

Spanish translation 53:4a  Verdaderamente Él mismo cargó con nuestras debilidades y soportó nuestros sufrimientos. 53:5b  Por su lividez hemos sido sanados. Dulce madero, dulces clavos, por llevar el dulce peso que sólo tú fuiste digno de sostener: el Rey y el Señor de los Cielos.

English translation 53:4a  Truly, our failings he has taken upon himself and our sorrows he has borne 53:5b  By his wounds we have been saved. O sweet wood, O sweet nails that bore this sweet burden which alone were worthy to support the King of heaven and Lord.

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