From: bethannkoo@gmail.com   
      
   O INTEMERATA et in aeternum benedicta, singularis atque incomparabilis Virgo   
   Dei Genetrix Maria, gratissimum Dei templum, Spiritus Sancti sacrarium, ianua   
   regni caelorum, per quam post Deum totus vivit orbis terrarum. Inclina, Mater   
   misericordiae, aures    
   tuae pietatis indignis supplicationibus meis, et esto mihi miserrimo peccatori   
   pia, et propitia in omnibus auxiliatrix. O UNSPOTTED and forever blessed,   
   unique and incomparable virgin Mary, Mother of God, most graceful temple of   
   God, sanctuary of the    
   Holy Spirit, gate of the kingdom of heaven, by whom next unto God the whole   
   world liveth, incline O Mother of Mercy thy ears of piety unto my unworthy   
   supplications, and be merciful to me a most wretched sinner, and be unto me a   
   helper in all things. O    
   Ioannes beatissime, Christi familiaris et amice, qui ab eodem Domino nostro   
   Iesu Christo virgo es electus, et inter ceteros magis dilectus, atque in   
   mysteriis caelestibus ultra omnes imbutus; Apostolus enim et Evangelista   
   factus es praeclarissimus: Te    
   etiam invoco cum Maria matre eiusdem Domini nostri Iesu Christi salvatoris, ut   
   mihi opem tuam cum ipsa conferre digneris. O most blessed John, the beloved   
   and friend of Christ, which by the same Lord Jesus Christ was chosen a virgin,   
   and among the rest    
   more beloved, above all instructed in the heavenly mysteries, for thou wast   
   made a most worthy Apostle and Evangelist: thee also I call upon with Mary,   
   the mother of the same Lord Jesus Christ our Savior, that thou wouldst   
   vouchsafe to afford me thy aid    
   with hers. O duae gemmae caelestes, Maria, et Ioannes. O duo luminaria   
   divinitus ante Deum lucentia, vestris radiis scelerum meorum effugate nubila.   
   O ye two celestial jewels, Mary, and John. O ye two lights divinely shining   
   before God. Chase away by    
   your bright beams the clouds of my offenses. Vos enim estis illi duo, in   
   quibus Deus Pater per Filium suum specialiter aedificavit sibi domum et in   
   quibus ipse Filius Dei unigenitus ob sincerissimae virginitatis meritum,   
   dilectionis suae confirmavit    
   privilegium in cruce pendens, uni vestrum ita dicens: : deinde ad alium: For   
   you are those two in whom God the Father through His own Son, specially built   
   His own house, and in whom the only-begotten Son of God as the reward of your   
   most sincere    
   virginity confirmed the privilege of His love while hanging on the Cross,   
   saying thus to one of you: "Woman, behold thy son," and then to the other,   
   "Behold thy mother." In huius ergo tam sacratissimi amoris dulcedine, qua tunc   
   ore Dominico, velut mater    
   et filius ad invicem coniuncti estis, vobis duobus ego miserrimus peccator   
   commendo hodie corpus et animam meam: ut in omnibus horis atque momentis,   
   intus et exterius firmi custodes, et pii apud Deum intercessores mihi existere   
   dignemini. In the    
   sweetness therefore of His most sacred love, through which by our Lord's own   
   mouth, as mother and son you were joined to each other, I, a most wretched   
   sinner, commend this day to you my body and soul, that at all hours and   
   moments, inwardly and    
   outwardly, you would vouchsafe to be unto me steadfast guardians and devout   
   intercessors before God. Credo enim firmiter et indubitanter fateor, quia   
   velle vestrum velle Dei est et nolle vestrum nolle Dei est; unde et quicquid   
   ab illo petitis sine mora    
   obtinetis. Per hanc ergo tam potentissimam vestrae dignitatis virtutem   
   poscite, quaeso, mihi peccatori, corporis et animae salutem. I indeed firmly   
   believe and accept beyond any doubt that one who wants to be yours will belong   
   to God and one who does not    
   want to be yours will not belong to God, for you can obtain whatever you ask   
   from God without delay. By virtue of your most powerful worthiness, beg, I   
   beseech you, for the well being of my body and soul. Agite, quaeso, agite   
   vestris sacris precibus, ut    
   cor meum invisere, et inhabitare dignetur spiritus almus, gratiarum largitor   
   optimus, qui me a cunctis vitiorum sordibus expurget, virtutibus sacris   
   illustret, et exornet: in dilectione Dei et proximi mei perfecte stare, et   
   perseverare me faciat: et post    
   huius vitae cursum ad gaudia ducat electorum suorum benignissimus paraclitus.   
   Qui cum Deo patre et filio coaeternus et consubstantialis cum eis et in eis   
   vivit et regnat omnipotens Deus in saecula saeculorum. Amen. Plead, I beseech   
   you, plead for me by    
   your holy prayers that the loving Spirit, the best giver of graces, may   
   vouchsafe to visit my heart and dwell therein, the self same Spirit who may   
   thoroughly purge me from all filth of vice, lighten and adorn me with sacred   
   virtues: who would cause me    
   to stand perfectly and to persevere in the love of God and my neighbor, and,   
   after the course of this life, may this most benign comforter bring me to the   
   joys of His elect, He, who with God the Father and the Son is co-eternal and   
   consubstantial with    
   them and in them, liveth and reigneth as Almighty God, forever and ever. Amen   
   See also Wilmart, Auteurs Spirituels et textes devots du moyen age latin,   
   Paris 1932. Wilmart documents the wide range of forms this prayer appears in.   
   The above version can be    
   found in Wilmart. Tr. MWM.   
       
      
      
      
   [I] "Num alio genere Furiarum declamatores inquietantur, qui clamant: 'Haec   
   vulnera pro libertate publica excepi; hunc oculum pro vobis impendi: date mihi   
   ducem, qui me ducat ad liberos meos, nam succisi poplites membra non   
   sustinent'? Haec ipsa    
   tolerabilia essent, si ad eloquentiam ituris viam facerent. Nunc et rerum   
   tumore et sententiarum vanissimo strepitu hoc tantum proficiunt ut, cum in   
   forum venerint, putent se in alium orbem terrarum delatos. Et ideo ego   
   adulescentulos existimo in scholis    
   stultissimos fieri, quia nihil ex his, quae in usu habemus, aut audiunt aut   
   vident, sed piratas cum catenis in litore stantes, sed tyrannos edicta   
   scribentes quibus imperent filiis ut patrum suorum capita praecidant, sed   
   responsa in pestilentiam data, ut    
   virgines tres aut plures immolentur, sed mellitos verborum globulos, et omnia   
   dicta factaque quasi papavere et sesamo sparsa.   
      
   what does et in terrarum ego mean   
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