{"work":{"slug":"baudelaire","title":{"source":"Les Fleurs du mal","translated":"The Flowers of Evil"},"author":"Charles Baudelaire","language":"French","languageCode":"fr","url":"https://1732studios.com/books/baudelaire"},"unit":{"kind":"poem","number":null,"id":"franciscae-meae-laudes","title":{"source":"Franciscae meae laudes","translated":"Praises of My Francisca"},"section":"Spleen and Ideal","summary":null,"url":"https://1732studios.com/books/baudelaire/franciscae-meae-laudes","lines":33},"previous":"https://1732studios.com/books/baudelaire/sisina","next":"https://1732studios.com/books/baudelaire/a-une-dame-creole","license":"Source text: public domain (Charles Baudelaire, d. 1867). English translation: © 2026 1732 Studios, LLC — original draft, pending editorial review.","audioBase":null,"lines":[{"number":1,"label":"1","id":"franciscae-meae-laudes-s1-l1","source":"Novis te cantabo chordis,","translation":"I will sing you on new strings,","stanza":1,"audio":null,"notes":[],"words":[{"surface":"Novis","lemma":"novus","morphology":"Latin adjective, ablative, plural","role":"modifies chordis","gloss":"new"},{"surface":"te","lemma":"tu","morphology":"Latin pronoun, second-person, singular, accusative","role":"direct object of cantabo","gloss":"you"},{"surface":"cantabo","lemma":"cano","morphology":"Latin verb, future, indicative, first-person, singular","role":"main verb of the sentence","gloss":"I will sing","note":"this poem's lines are in Latin, not French"},{"surface":"chordis","lemma":"chorda","morphology":"Latin noun, feminine, ablative, plural","role":"ablative of means, object of cantabo","gloss":"strings"}]},{"number":2,"label":"2","id":"franciscae-meae-laudes-s1-l2","source":"O novelletum quod ludis","translation":"O young shoot that plays","audio":null,"notes":[{"kind":"vocabulary","term":"novelletum","title":"«novelletum» — a coined diminutive","body":"«novelletum» is not classical Latin: Baudelaire invents a tender diminutive from «novellus» ('young, new'), roughly 'little new thing / fresh young sprout'. The whole poem is a deliberate pastiche of medieval church Latin, and coinages like this are part of the game — addressing the beloved as something newly budded and small."}],"words":[{"surface":"O","lemma":"o","morphology":"Latin interjection","role":"vocative interjection","gloss":"O"},{"surface":"novelletum","lemma":"novelletum","morphology":"Latin noun, neuter, vocative, singular","role":"vocative, in apposition to te (preceding line)","gloss":"young sapling"},{"surface":"quod","lemma":"qui","morphology":"Latin relative pronoun, neuter, singular","role":"subject of ludis","gloss":"that"},{"surface":"ludis","lemma":"ludo","morphology":"Latin verb, present, indicative, second-person, singular","role":"main verb of the relative clause","gloss":"you play"}]},{"number":3,"label":"3","id":"franciscae-meae-laudes-s1-l3","source":"In solitudine cordis.","translation":"in the solitude of the heart.","audio":null,"notes":[],"words":[{"surface":"In","lemma":"in","morphology":"Latin preposition","role":"preposition marking solitudine","gloss":"in"},{"surface":"solitudine","lemma":"solitudo","morphology":"Latin noun, feminine, ablative, singular","role":"object of In","gloss":"solitude"},{"surface":"cordis","lemma":"cor","morphology":"Latin noun, neuter, genitive, singular","role":"modifies solitudine","gloss":"of the heart"}]},{"number":4,"label":"4","id":"franciscae-meae-laudes-s2-l1","source":"Esto sertis implicata,","translation":"Be entwined with garlands,","stanza":2,"audio":null,"notes":[{"kind":"grammar","term":"Esto","title":"Future imperative «esto»","body":"«esto» is the future imperative of «esse» (to be): 'be / you shall be'. This solemn command form belongs to laws, prayers and oaths, which suits the hymn's liturgical tone — the praises are framed as a rite she is bidden to enter."}],"words":[{"surface":"Esto","lemma":"sum","morphology":"Latin verb, imperative, future, second-person, singular","role":"main verb (imperative) of the sentence","gloss":"be"},{"surface":"sertis","lemma":"sertum","morphology":"Latin noun, neuter, ablative, plural","role":"ablative of means, object of implicata","gloss":"garlands"},{"surface":"implicata","lemma":"implico","morphology":"Latin verb, past, participle, feminine, singular","role":"predicate complement of Esto","gloss":"entwined"}]},{"number":5,"label":"5","id":"franciscae-meae-laudes-s2-l2","source":"Ô femina delicata","translation":"O delicate woman,","audio":null,"notes":[],"words":[{"surface":"Ô","lemma":"o","morphology":"Latin interjection","role":"vocative interjection","gloss":"O"},{"surface":"femina","lemma":"femina","morphology":"Latin noun, feminine, vocative, singular","role":"vocative, in apposition to the implied subject of Esto (preceding line)","gloss":"woman"},{"surface":"delicata","lemma":"delicatus","morphology":"Latin adjective, feminine, vocative, singular","role":"modifies femina","gloss":"delicate"}]},{"number":6,"label":"6","id":"franciscae-meae-laudes-s2-l3","source":"Per quam solvuntur peccata!","translation":"through whom sins are absolved!","audio":null,"notes":[{"kind":"grammar","term":"solvuntur peccata","title":"Passive «solvuntur»","body":"«solvuntur» is the passive of «solvo» (to loosen, release, absolve): 'are loosed / are absolved'. «peccata» ('sins') is the subject. The phrasing «per quam» ('through whom') casts the woman in the role of a redeemer — sins are forgiven through her, language lifted straight from prayers to the Virgin."}],"words":[{"surface":"Per","lemma":"per","morphology":"Latin preposition","role":"preposition marking quam","gloss":"through"},{"surface":"quam","lemma":"qui","morphology":"Latin relative pronoun, feminine, accusative, singular","role":"object of Per, refers to femina (preceding line)","gloss":"whom"},{"surface":"solvuntur","lemma":"solvo","morphology":"Latin verb, present, indicative, passive, third-person, plural","role":"main verb of the sentence","gloss":"are absolved"},{"surface":"peccata","lemma":"peccatum","morphology":"Latin noun, neuter, nominative, plural","role":"subject of solvuntur","gloss":"sins"}]},{"number":7,"label":"7","id":"franciscae-meae-laudes-s3-l1","source":"Sicut beneficum Lethe,","translation":"As from kindly Lethe,","stanza":3,"audio":null,"notes":[],"words":[{"surface":"Sicut","lemma":"sicut","morphology":"Latin conjunction","role":"introduces the comparison","gloss":"as"},{"surface":"beneficum","lemma":"beneficus","morphology":"Latin adjective, singular","role":"modifies Lethe","gloss":"kindly"},{"surface":"Lethe","lemma":"Lethe","morphology":"Latin proper noun","role":"head of the phrase","gloss":"Lethe"}]},{"number":8,"label":"8","id":"franciscae-meae-laudes-s3-l2","source":"Hauriam oscula de te,","translation":"I would drink kisses from you,","audio":null,"notes":[],"words":[{"surface":"Hauriam","lemma":"haurio","morphology":"verb, future, indicative, first-person, singular","role":"main verb of the sentence","gloss":"I would drink"},{"surface":"oscula","lemma":"osculum","morphology":"noun, neuter, plural, accusative","role":"direct object of Hauriam","gloss":"kisses"},{"surface":"de","lemma":"de","morphology":"preposition","role":"preposition marking te","gloss":"from"},{"surface":"te","lemma":"tu","morphology":"pronoun, second-person, singular, ablative","role":"oblique argument of Hauriam","gloss":"you"}]},{"number":9,"label":"9","id":"franciscae-meae-laudes-s3-l3","source":"Quae imbuta es magnete.","translation":"you who are steeped in magnetism.","audio":null,"notes":[],"words":[{"surface":"Quae","lemma":"qui","morphology":"pronoun, relative, feminine, singular","role":"subject of es","gloss":"who"},{"surface":"imbuta","lemma":"imbuo","morphology":"verb, past, participle, feminine, singular, passive","role":"predicate complement with es","gloss":"steeped"},{"surface":"es","lemma":"esse","morphology":"auxiliary verb, present, indicative, second-person, singular","role":"copula linking Quae to imbuta","gloss":"are"},{"surface":"magnete","lemma":"magnes","morphology":"noun, masculine, singular, ablative","role":"oblique argument of imbuta","gloss":"with magnetism"}]},{"number":10,"label":"10","id":"franciscae-meae-laudes-s4-l1","source":"Quum vitiorum tempegtas","translation":"When the tempest of vices","stanza":4,"audio":null,"notes":[{"kind":"vocabulary","term":"tempegtas","title":"«tempegtas» — spelling preserved","body":"The word is «tempestas» ('storm, tempest'); the printed form «tempegtas» preserves a quirk of the 1857 edition kept here verbatim. «Quum» is an archaic spelling of «cum» ('when'). The line sets up the rescue: when the storm of vices «vitiorum» was throwing every path into confusion, she appeared."}],"words":[{"surface":"Quum","lemma":"cum","morphology":"subordinating conjunction","role":"introduces the temporal clause","gloss":"when"},{"surface":"vitiorum","lemma":"vitium","morphology":"noun, neuter, plural, genitive","role":"modifies tempegtas","gloss":"of vices"},{"surface":"tempegtas","lemma":"tempestas","morphology":"noun, feminine, singular, nominative","role":"subject of Turbabat","gloss":"tempest"}]},{"number":11,"label":"11","id":"franciscae-meae-laudes-s4-l2","source":"Turbabat omnes semitas,","translation":"was confounding all the paths,","audio":null,"notes":[],"words":[{"surface":"Turbabat","lemma":"turbo","morphology":"verb, imperfect, indicative, third-person, singular","role":"main verb of the sentence","gloss":"was confounding"},{"surface":"omnes","lemma":"omnis","morphology":"adjective, feminine, plural","role":"modifies semitas","gloss":"all"},{"surface":"semitas","lemma":"semita","morphology":"noun, feminine, plural, accusative","role":"direct object of Turbabat","gloss":"paths"}]},{"number":12,"label":"12","id":"franciscae-meae-laudes-s4-l3","source":"Apparuisti, Deitas,","translation":"you appeared, O Deity,","audio":null,"notes":[],"words":[{"surface":"Apparuisti","lemma":"appareo","morphology":"verb, past, indicative, second-person, singular","role":"main verb of the sentence","gloss":"you appeared"},{"surface":"Deitas","lemma":"deitas","morphology":"noun, feminine, singular, vocative","role":"direct address","gloss":"O Deity"}]},{"number":13,"label":"13","id":"franciscae-meae-laudes-s5-l1","source":"Velut stella salutaris","translation":"Like a saving star","stanza":5,"audio":null,"notes":[],"words":[{"surface":"Velut","lemma":"velut","morphology":"conjunction, comparative","role":"introduces the comparison","gloss":"like"},{"surface":"stella","lemma":"stella","morphology":"noun, feminine, singular, nominative","role":"head of the phrase","gloss":"star"},{"surface":"salutaris","lemma":"salutaris","morphology":"adjective, feminine, singular","role":"modifies stella","gloss":"saving"}]},{"number":14,"label":"14","id":"franciscae-meae-laudes-s5-l2","source":"In naufragiis amaris.....","translation":"amid bitter shipwrecks.....","audio":null,"notes":[{"kind":"vocabulary","term":"naufragiis amaris","title":"«naufragium» — shipwreck","body":"«naufragium» is a shipwreck (from «navis» 'ship' + «frango» 'to break'); the ablative plural «naufragiis amaris» = 'in bitter shipwrecks'. The image fuses with the «stella salutaris» of the line before: she is the saving star that appears to the foundering sailor — once more the Virgin's title «stella maris», 'star of the sea'. The trailing dots are Baudelaire's own."}],"words":[{"surface":"In","lemma":"in","morphology":"preposition","role":"preposition marking naufragiis","gloss":"amid"},{"surface":"naufragiis","lemma":"naufragium","morphology":"noun, neuter, plural, ablative","role":"object of In","gloss":"shipwrecks"},{"surface":"amaris","lemma":"amarus","morphology":"adjective, neuter, plural, ablative","role":"modifies naufragiis","gloss":"bitter"}]},{"number":15,"label":"15","id":"franciscae-meae-laudes-s5-l3","source":"Suspendam cor tuis aris!","translation":"I will hang my heart on your altars!","audio":null,"notes":[],"words":[{"surface":"Suspendam","lemma":"suspendo","morphology":"verb, future, indicative, first-person, singular","role":"main verb of the sentence","gloss":"I will hang"},{"surface":"cor","lemma":"cor","morphology":"noun, neuter, singular, accusative","role":"direct object of Suspendam","gloss":"heart"},{"surface":"tuis","lemma":"tuus","morphology":"determiner, feminine, plural, ablative","role":"modifies aris","gloss":"your"},{"surface":"aris","lemma":"ara","morphology":"noun, feminine, plural, ablative","role":"oblique argument of Suspendam","gloss":"altars"}]},{"number":16,"label":"16","id":"franciscae-meae-laudes-s6-l1","source":"Piscina plena virtutis,","translation":"Pool full of power,","stanza":6,"audio":null,"notes":[{"kind":"vocabulary","term":"Piscina","title":"«piscina» — pool / font","body":"«piscina» is a basin or pool, and in church Latin the sacred pool of healing — recalling the Pool of Bethesda whose waters cured the sick. «plena virtutis» = 'full of virtue / power' (the genitive «virtutis» means both moral virtue and curative strength). The stanza begins a litany of metaphors that each name the beloved as a source of grace."}],"words":[{"surface":"Piscina","lemma":"piscina","morphology":"noun, feminine, singular, vocative","role":"head of the phrase","gloss":"pool"},{"surface":"plena","lemma":"plenus","morphology":"adjective, feminine, singular","role":"modifies Piscina","gloss":"full"},{"surface":"virtutis","lemma":"virtus","morphology":"noun, feminine, singular, genitive","role":"modifies plena","gloss":"of power"}]},{"number":17,"label":"17","id":"franciscae-meae-laudes-s6-l2","source":"Fons æternæ juventutis","translation":"fountain of eternal youth,","audio":null,"notes":[],"words":[{"surface":"Fons","lemma":"fons","morphology":"noun, masculine, singular, vocative","role":"head of the phrase","gloss":"fountain"},{"surface":"æternæ","lemma":"aeternus","morphology":"adjective, feminine, singular, genitive","role":"modifies juventutis","gloss":"eternal"},{"surface":"juventutis","lemma":"juventus","morphology":"noun, feminine, singular, genitive","role":"modifies Fons","gloss":"of youth"}]},{"number":18,"label":"18","id":"franciscae-meae-laudes-s6-l3","source":"Labris vocem redde mutis!","translation":"give voice back to mute lips!","audio":null,"notes":[{"kind":"grammar","term":"redde","title":"Imperative «redde» + dative","body":"«redde» is the imperative of «reddo» (to give back, restore): 'restore!'. It takes a direct object «vocem» ('voice') and a dative of the recipient «labris mutis» ('to mute lips'). The mood shifts from praise to prayer — a string of commands («redde», later «guberna», «adde») asking her grace to act on the poet."}],"words":[{"surface":"Labris","lemma":"labrum","morphology":"noun, neuter, plural, dative","role":"indirect object of redde","gloss":"to lips"},{"surface":"vocem","lemma":"vox","morphology":"noun, feminine, singular, accusative","role":"direct object of redde","gloss":"voice"},{"surface":"redde","lemma":"reddo","morphology":"verb, imperative, second-person, singular","role":"main verb of the sentence","gloss":"give back"},{"surface":"mutis","lemma":"mutus","morphology":"adjective, neuter, plural, dative","role":"modifies Labris","gloss":"mute"}]},{"number":19,"label":"19","id":"franciscae-meae-laudes-s7-l1","source":"Quod erat spurcum, cremasti;","translation":"What was filthy, you burned away;","stanza":7,"audio":null,"notes":[{"kind":"grammar","term":"Quod erat spurcum","title":"«quod» — 'that which'","body":"Each line of this stanza opens with «quod» ('that which, what') as the object of a perfect verb: «quod erat spurcum, cremasti» = 'what was foul, you burned'. The threefold parallel — «cremasti» (you burned), «exaequasti» (you levelled), «confirmasti» (you strengthened) — is a creed-like list of her transforming work, each verb in the syncopated perfect («-asti» for «-avisti»)."}],"words":[{"surface":"Quod","lemma":"qui","morphology":"pronoun, relative, neuter, singular","role":"subject of erat","gloss":"what"},{"surface":"erat","lemma":"esse","morphology":"auxiliary verb, imperfect, indicative, third-person, singular","role":"copula linking Quod to spurcum","gloss":"was"},{"surface":"spurcum","lemma":"spurcus","morphology":"adjective, neuter, singular","role":"predicate complement of erat","gloss":"filthy"},{"surface":"cremasti","lemma":"cremo","morphology":"verb, past, indicative, second-person, singular","role":"main verb of the sentence","gloss":"you burned away"}]},{"number":20,"label":"20","id":"franciscae-meae-laudes-s7-l2","source":"Quod rudius, exaequasti;","translation":"what was too rough, you made smooth;","audio":null,"notes":[],"words":[{"surface":"Quod","lemma":"qui","morphology":"pronoun, relative, neuter, singular","role":"subject of implied erat","gloss":"what"},{"surface":"rudius","lemma":"rudis","morphology":"adjective, comparative, neuter, singular","role":"predicate complement of Quod","gloss":"too rough"},{"surface":"exaequasti","lemma":"exaequo","morphology":"verb, past, indicative, second-person, singular","role":"main verb of the sentence","gloss":"you made smooth"}]},{"number":21,"label":"21","id":"franciscae-meae-laudes-s7-l3","source":"Quod debile, confirmasti.","translation":"what was weak, you made firm.","audio":null,"notes":[],"words":[{"surface":"Quod","lemma":"qui","morphology":"pronoun, relative, neuter, singular","role":"subject of implied erat","gloss":"what"},{"surface":"debile","lemma":"debilis","morphology":"adjective, neuter, singular","role":"predicate complement of Quod","gloss":"weak"},{"surface":"confirmasti","lemma":"confirmo","morphology":"verb, past, indicative, second-person, singular","role":"main verb of the sentence","gloss":"you made firm"}]},{"number":22,"label":"22","id":"franciscae-meae-laudes-s8-l1","source":"In fame mea taberna","translation":"In my hunger an inn,","stanza":8,"audio":null,"notes":[],"words":[{"surface":"In","lemma":"in","morphology":"preposition","role":"preposition marking fame","gloss":"in"},{"surface":"fame","lemma":"fames","morphology":"noun, feminine, singular, ablative","role":"object of In","gloss":"hunger"},{"surface":"mea","lemma":"meus","morphology":"determiner, feminine, singular, ablative","role":"modifies fame","gloss":"my"},{"surface":"taberna","lemma":"taberna","morphology":"noun, feminine, singular, nominative","role":"head of the phrase","gloss":"an inn"}]},{"number":23,"label":"23","id":"franciscae-meae-laudes-s8-l2","source":"In nocte mea lucerna,","translation":"in my night a lamp,","audio":null,"notes":[],"words":[{"surface":"In","lemma":"in","morphology":"preposition","role":"preposition marking nocte","gloss":"in"},{"surface":"nocte","lemma":"nox","morphology":"noun, feminine, singular, ablative","role":"object of In","gloss":"night"},{"surface":"mea","lemma":"meus","morphology":"determiner, feminine, singular, ablative","role":"modifies nocte","gloss":"my"},{"surface":"lucerna","lemma":"lucerna","morphology":"noun, feminine, singular, nominative","role":"head of the phrase","gloss":"a lamp"}]},{"number":24,"label":"24","id":"franciscae-meae-laudes-s8-l3","source":"Recte me semper guberna.","translation":"steer me always aright.","audio":null,"notes":[{"kind":"vocabulary","term":"guberna","title":"«gubernare» — to steer","body":"«guberna» is the imperative of «gubernare», to steer a ship (the source of English 'govern'). It picks the nautical thread back up from the shipwreck stanza: having appeared as the saving star, she is now asked to take the helm — «recte … guberna» = 'steer rightly'. Hunger, night, and a wandering course are each answered by her: an inn, a lamp, a hand on the tiller."}],"words":[{"surface":"Recte","lemma":"recte","morphology":"adverb","role":"modifies guberna","gloss":"aright"},{"surface":"me","lemma":"ego","morphology":"pronoun, singular, accusative","role":"direct object of guberna","gloss":"me"},{"surface":"semper","lemma":"semper","morphology":"adverb","role":"modifies guberna","gloss":"always"},{"surface":"guberna","lemma":"guberno","morphology":"verb, imperative, second-person, singular","role":"main verb of the sentence","gloss":"steer"}]},{"number":25,"label":"25","id":"franciscae-meae-laudes-s9-l1","source":"Adde nunc vires viribus,","translation":"Add now strength to my strength,","stanza":9,"audio":null,"notes":[],"words":[{"surface":"Adde","lemma":"addo","morphology":"verb, imperative, second-person, singular","role":"main verb of the sentence","gloss":"add"},{"surface":"nunc","lemma":"nunc","morphology":"adverb","role":"modifies Adde","gloss":"now"},{"surface":"vires","lemma":"vis","morphology":"noun, feminine, plural, accusative","role":"direct object of Adde","gloss":"strength"},{"surface":"viribus","lemma":"vis","morphology":"noun, feminine, plural, dative","role":"indirect object of Adde","gloss":"to strength"}]},{"number":26,"label":"26","id":"franciscae-meae-laudes-s9-l2","source":"Dulce balneum suavibus","translation":"sweet bath fragrant with","audio":null,"notes":[],"words":[{"surface":"Dulce","lemma":"dulcis","morphology":"adjective, neuter, singular","role":"modifies balneum","gloss":"sweet"},{"surface":"balneum","lemma":"balneum","morphology":"noun, neuter, singular, nominative","role":"head of the phrase","gloss":"bath"},{"surface":"suavibus","lemma":"suavis","morphology":"adjective, masculine, plural, ablative","role":"modifies odoribus","gloss":"fragrant"}]},{"number":27,"label":"27","id":"franciscae-meae-laudes-s9-l3","source":"Unguentatum odoribus!","translation":"soft-scented oils!","audio":null,"notes":[{"kind":"vocabulary","term":"Unguentatum","title":"«unguentatum» — anointed with oils","body":"«unguentatum» means 'anointed, perfumed with unguents', from «unguentum» (ointment, scented oil). It runs across the line break to describe «balneum» ('bath') from the previous line, steeped in «suavibus odoribus» ('sweet scents'). The cluster of perfumes is pure Baudelaire — the same sensual incense that fills «Correspondances» and «La Chevelure»."}],"words":[{"surface":"Unguentatum","lemma":"unguento","morphology":"verb, past, participle, neuter, singular","role":"modifies balneum","gloss":"anointed"},{"surface":"odoribus","lemma":"odor","morphology":"noun, masculine, plural, ablative","role":"oblique argument of Unguentatum","gloss":"with fragrances"}]},{"number":28,"label":"28","id":"franciscae-meae-laudes-s10-l1","source":"Meos circa lumbos mica,","translation":"Glitter about my loins,","stanza":10,"audio":null,"notes":[{"kind":"grammar","term":"Meos circa lumbos","title":"Postponed preposition «circa»","body":"Normal prose order would be «circa meos lumbos» ('around my loins'); Latin verse often slips the preposition between adjective and noun, so «meos circa lumbos» keeps the same sense in a more elevated word order. «mica» is the imperative 'gleam, sparkle' — she is asked to shine girdle-like at his waist."}],"words":[{"surface":"Meos","lemma":"meus","morphology":"determiner, masculine, plural, accusative","role":"modifies lumbos","gloss":"my"},{"surface":"circa","lemma":"circa","morphology":"preposition","role":"preposition marking lumbos","gloss":"about"},{"surface":"lumbos","lemma":"lumbus","morphology":"noun, masculine, plural, accusative","role":"object of circa","gloss":"loins"},{"surface":"mica","lemma":"mico","morphology":"verb, imperative, second-person, singular","role":"main verb of the sentence","gloss":"glitter"}]},{"number":29,"label":"29","id":"franciscae-meae-laudes-s10-l2","source":"O castitatis lorica,","translation":"O breastplate of chastity,","audio":null,"notes":[],"words":[{"surface":"O","lemma":"o","morphology":"interjection","role":"introduces the exclamation","gloss":"O"},{"surface":"castitatis","lemma":"castitas","morphology":"noun, feminine, singular, genitive","role":"modifies lorica","gloss":"of chastity"},{"surface":"lorica","lemma":"lorica","morphology":"noun, feminine, singular, vocative","role":"head of the phrase","gloss":"breastplate"}]},{"number":30,"label":"30","id":"franciscae-meae-laudes-s10-l3","source":"Aqua tincta seraphica;","translation":"water touched with the seraphic;","audio":null,"notes":[],"words":[{"surface":"Aqua","lemma":"aqua","morphology":"noun, feminine, singular, vocative","role":"head of the phrase","gloss":"water"},{"surface":"tincta","lemma":"tingo","morphology":"verb, past, participle, feminine, singular","role":"modifies Aqua","gloss":"touched"},{"surface":"seraphica","lemma":"seraphicus","morphology":"adjective, feminine, singular, ablative","role":"oblique argument of tincta","gloss":"with the seraphic"}]},{"number":31,"label":"31","id":"franciscae-meae-laudes-s11-l1","source":"Patera gemmis corusca,","translation":"Libation-bowl flashing with gems,","stanza":11,"audio":null,"notes":[{"kind":"vocabulary","term":"Patera","title":"«patera» — the offering-bowl","body":"A «patera» is the broad shallow dish used to pour libations to the gods. «gemmis corusca» = 'glittering with gems' (the ablative «gemmis» tells what it flashes with). The final stanza piles up sacramental objects — jewelled bowl, salted bread, divine wine — turning the woman into the very elements of a rite that closes on her name."}],"words":[{"surface":"Patera","lemma":"patera","morphology":"noun, feminine, singular, vocative","role":"head of the phrase","gloss":"libation-bowl"},{"surface":"gemmis","lemma":"gemma","morphology":"noun, feminine, plural, ablative","role":"oblique argument of corusca","gloss":"with gems"},{"surface":"corusca","lemma":"coruscus","morphology":"adjective, feminine, singular","role":"modifies Patera","gloss":"flashing"}]},{"number":32,"label":"32","id":"franciscae-meae-laudes-s11-l2","source":"Panis salsus, mollis esca,","translation":"salted bread, tender fare,","audio":null,"notes":[],"words":[{"surface":"Panis","lemma":"panis","morphology":"noun, masculine, singular, vocative","role":"head of the phrase","gloss":"bread"},{"surface":"salsus","lemma":"salsus","morphology":"adjective, masculine, singular","role":"modifies Panis","gloss":"salted"},{"surface":"mollis","lemma":"mollis","morphology":"adjective, feminine, singular","role":"modifies esca","gloss":"tender"},{"surface":"esca","lemma":"esca","morphology":"noun, feminine, singular, vocative","role":"coordinated with Panis","gloss":"fare"}]},{"number":33,"label":"33","id":"franciscae-meae-laudes-s11-l3","source":"Divinum vinum, Francisca!","translation":"divine wine, Francisca!","audio":null,"notes":[],"words":[{"surface":"Divinum","lemma":"divinus","morphology":"adjective, neuter, singular","role":"modifies vinum","gloss":"divine"},{"surface":"vinum","lemma":"vinum","morphology":"noun, neuter, singular, vocative","role":"head of the phrase","gloss":"wine"},{"surface":"Francisca","lemma":"Francisca","morphology":"proper noun, feminine, singular, vocative","role":"direct address","gloss":"Francisca"}]}]}