Douay-Rheims
Vulgata
1
A
psalm
for
David
himself.
Mercy
and
judgment
I
will
sing
to
thee,
O
Lord:
I
will
sing,
1
Psalmus
ipsi
David.
Misericordiam
et
judicium
cantabo
tibi,
Domine;
psallam,
2
And
I
will
understand
in
the
unspotted
way,
when
thou
shalt
come
to
me.
I
walked
in
the
innocence
of
my
heart,
in
the
midst
of
my
house.
2
et
intelligam
in
via
immaculata:
quando
venies
ad
me?
Perambulabam
in
innocentia
cordis
mei,
in
medio
domus
meæ.
3
I
will
not
set
before
my
eyes
any
unjust
thing:
I
hated
the
workers
of
iniquities.
3
Non
proponebam
ante
oculos
meos
rem
injustam;
facientes
prævaricationes
odivi;
non
adhæsit
mihi
4
The
perverse
heart
did
not
cleave
to
me:
and
the
malignant,
that
turned
aside
from
me,
I
would
not
know.
4
cor
pravum;
declinantem
a
me
malignum
non
cognoscebam.
5
The
man
that
in
private
detracted
his
neighbour,
him
did
I
persecute.
With
him
that
had
a
proud
eye,
and
an
unsatiable
heart,
I
would
not
eat.
5
Detrahentem
secreto
proximo
suo,
hunc
persequebar:
superbo
oculo,
et
insatiabili
corde,
cum
hoc
non
edebam.
6
My
eyes
were
upon
the
faithful
of
the
earth,
to
sit
with
me:
the
man
that
walked
in
the
perfect
way,
he
served
me.
6
Oculi
mei
ad
fideles
terræ,
ut
sedeant
mecum;
ambulans
in
via
immaculata,
hic
mihi
ministrabat.
7
He
that
worketh
pride
shall
not
dwell
in
the
midst
of
my
house:
he
that
speaketh
unjust
things
did
not
prosper
before
my
eyes.
7
Non
habitabit
in
medio
domus
meæ
qui
facit
superbiam;
qui
loquitur
iniqua
non
direxit
in
conspectu
oculorum
meorum.
8
In
the
morning
I
put
to
death
all
the
wicked
of
the
land:
that
I
might
cut
off
all
the
workers
of
iniquity
from
the
city
of
the
Lord.
8
In
matutino
interficiebam
omnes
peccatores
terræ,
ut
disperderem
de
civitate
Domini
omnes
operantes
iniquitatem.