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Benediktbeurer Ratschläge u. Gebete

English for the 1 passage of this work that the Atlas of Ancient Myth, Magic in the Ancient Texts and a study of demons and angels quote or cite, and which the library holds in no published English. The numbers are the edition's own references.

52v.a.8–52v.b.9

52v.a.8

dise sint die namen die dû in

These are the names that you should keep in

52v.a.9

dînem muote haben solt ze allen

your mind at all

52v.a.10

zîten. sô dû morgenes ûf stêst

times. When you get up in the morning,

52v.a.11

sant Michaelem habe indînem

keep St Michael in your

52v.a.12

muote dû wirdest allen den tac vrô.

mind; you will be glad all day.

52v.a.13

sô dû den doner hoerest sant Gabrielem

When you hear thunder, keep St Gabriel

52v.a.14

habe indînem muote sô ne

in your mind; then nothing

52v.a.15

wirret dir niht. sô dû iender gên

will harm you. When you want to go

52v.a.16

wil. sant Raphaelem habe indînem

anywhere, keep St Raphael in your

52v.a.17

muote. dir wirdet der wec ringe.

mind; the way will be easy for you.

52v.a.18

⁊ sô dû izzest oder trinkest.

And when you eat or drink,

52v.a.19

sant Raguelem habe indînem muote

keep St Raguel in your mind;

52v.a.20

sô wirdesdû genuhtsam. sô dû in

then you will have enough. When you are in

52v.a.21

einem zwîvel bist Barachielem habe

doubt, keep Barachiel

52v.a.22

indînem muote ez wirdet dir allez

in your mind; everything will be

52v.a.23

geoffenet. sô dû zewirtscheften

revealed to you. When you come to a feast,

52v.a.24

kumest den engel Pantassaron habe

keep the angel Pantassaron

52v.a.25

indînem muote. dir kumet elliu

in your mind; there will come to you all

52v.a.26

vröuwede. Urielem habe indînem

joy. Keep Uriel in your

52v.b.1

muote wider vîant sô gesiges

mind against the enemy; then you will

52v.b.2

dû. Barachielem habe indînem muote sô

win. Keep Barachiel in your mind when

52v.b.3

dû zegerihte kumest. ez ergêt allez nâch

you come to court; everything will go as

52v.b.4

dînen willen. sô dû in daz schef tritest

you wish. When you step into the ship,

52v.b.5

habe indînen muote Urielem. unde Tobielem

keep Uriel in your mind, and Tobiel;

52v.b.6

dû verst vroelîchen. umbe dînenôt

you will travel happily. In your distress

52v.b.7

habe in dînen muote den engel Urielem unde

keep the angel Uriel in your mind, and

52v.b.8

sprich dînen paternoster. unde die vers Blasîen

say your Our Father, and the verses of Blaise:

52v.b.9

domine Jesu Christe verus deus noster per orationem

'Lord Jesus Christ, our true God, through the prayer

Translator's note. Raguel, Barachiel, Pantassaron and Tobiel are kept as the text names them. Barachiel is named twice, for doubt and for court.

The whole original: ReM 2.1 at Zenodo (open M196).