... reborn in death, may at the end of the world be found worthy of their love
and reign with her. He asks that she and all the holy virgins, and the Holy
Spirit, who reigns eternally, may bring us consolation.
funere renati,
supplicamus seduli
sancte trinitati,\
ut in fine seculi
simus ei grati,
et regnemus sin\guli
tecum coronati. Amen
et hoc celica Hymn, Quam leta quoniam exultas.
da\ nobis solamen,
et sanctum similiter
pium conforta\men,
omnes sancte virgines
sanctum quoque flamen\
quod regnat per secula
seculorum. Amen\
A hymn to the Virgin Mary. The author invokes her happiness as, hearing the
angel's greeting, she brought joy to the world, and when she gave birth, holding
in her arms the word made flesh. Later she saw her son nailed upon the cross;
but he transformed her grief to happiness by his resurrection on the third day.
In the refrain, the author asks that she may respond to his praise by
surrounding him with joy when he becomes a prisoner of the first death, and that
when awakened by the trumpet and presented before the judge, he may enjoy the
glory of heaven.
Quam leta quoniam exultas
novum ave dum ascultas
mundo ferens\ gaudium.
Peto mater per hunc\ plausum
me supprimo [sub primo] fine clausum
circum\des leticia.
Horumque tuba suscitatum
discusso\ri presentatum
iube frui gloria,
Pater noster.\
Ave Maria.
In conceptu valde leta,
et in par\tu es repleta
gaudio mirabili.
Cum conplex\um tenens natum
quem sis verbum incarna\tum
modo ineffabili.
Peto mater, et cetera.
Pa\ter noster.
Ave.
Sit complexum sit amatum\
tandem videns cruciatum
cruce clavis lan\cea.
Set convertit hunc merorem
pleni plau\sus in favorem
surgens die tercia.
Peto\ mater.
Pater noster.
Ave.
Post solamen [electorum]\
