Douay-Rheims
Vulgata
1
For
David
himself.
Judge
thou,
O
Lord,
them
that
wrong
me:
overthrow
them
that
fight
against
me.
1
Ipsi
David.
Judica,
Domine,
nocentes
me;
expugna
impugnantes
me.
2
Take
hold
of
arms
and
shield:
and
rise
up
to
help
me.
2
Apprehende
arma
et
scutum,
et
exsurge
in
adjutorium
mihi.
3
Bring
out
the
sword,
and
shut
up
the
way
against
them
that
persecute
me:
say
to
my
soul:
I
am
thy
salvation.
3
Effunde
frameam,
et
conclude
adversus
eos
qui
persequuntur
me;
dic
animæ
meæ:
Salus
tua
ego
sum.
4
Let
them
be
confounded
and
ashamed
that
seek
after
my
soul.
Let
them
be
turned
back
and
be
confounded
that
devise
evil
against
me.
4
Confundantur
et
revereantur
quærentes
animam
meam;
avertantur
retrorsum
et
confundantur
cogitantes
mihi
mala.
5
Let
them
become
as
dust
before
the
wind:
and
let
the
angel
of
the
Lord
straiten
them.
5
Fiant
tamquam
pulvis
ante
faciem
venti,
et
angelus
Domini
coarctans
eos.
6
Let
their
way
become
dark
and
slippery;
and
let
the
angel
of
the
Lord
pursue
them.
6
Fiat
via
illorum
tenebræ
et
lubricum,
et
angelus
Domini
persequens
eos.
7
For
without
cause
they
have
hidden
their
net
for
me
unto
destruction:
without
cause
they
have
upbraided
my
soul.
7
Quoniam
gratis
absconderunt
mihi
interitum
laquei
sui;
supervacue
exprobraverunt
animam
meam.
8
Let
the
snare
which
he
knoweth
not
come
upon
him:
and
let
the
net
which
he
hath
hidden
catch
him:
and
into
that
very
snare
let
them
fall.
8
Veniat
illi
laqueus
quem
ignorat,
et
captio
quam
abscondit
apprehendat
eum,
et
in
laqueum
cadat
in
ipsum.
9
But
my
soul
shall
rejoice
in
the
Lord;
and
shall
be
delighted
in
his
salvation.
9
Anima
autem
mea
exsultabit
in
Domino,
et
delectabitur
super
salutari
suo.
10
All
my
bones
shall
say:
Lord,
who
is
like
to
thee?
Who
deliverest
the
poor
from
the
hand
of
them
that
are
stronger
than
he;
the
needy
and
the
poor
from
them
that
strip
him.
10
Omnia
ossa
mea
dicent:
Domine,
quis
similis
tibi?
eripiens
inopem
de
manu
fortiorum
ejus;
egenum
et
pauperem
a
diripientibus
eum.
11
Unjust
witnesses
rising
up
have
asked
me
things
I
knew
not.
11
Surgentes
testes
iniqui,
quæ
ignorabam
interrogabant
me.
12
They
repaid
me
evil
for
good:
to
the
depriving
me
of
my
soul.
12
Retribuebant
mihi
mala
pro
bonis,
sterilitatem
animæ
meæ.
13
But
as
for
me,
when
they
were
troublesome
to
me,
I
was
clothed
with
haircloth.
I
humbled
my
soul
with
fasting;
and
my
prayer
shall
be
turned
into
my
bosom.
13
Ego
autem,
cum
mihi
molesti
essent,
induebar
cilicio;
humiliabam
in
jejunio
animam
meam,
et
oratio
mea
in
sinu
meo
convertetur.
14
As
a
neighbour
and
as
an
own
brother,
so
did
I
please:
as
one
mourning
and
sorrowful
so
was
I
humbled.
14
Quasi
proximum
et
quasi
fratrem
nostrum
sic
complacebam;
quasi
lugens
et
contristatus
sic
humiliabar.
15
But
they
rejoiced
against
me,
and
came
together:
scourges
were
gathered
together
upon
me,
and
I
knew
not.
15
Et
adversum
me
lætati
sunt,
et
convenerunt;
congregata
sunt
super
me
flagella,
et
ignoravi.
16
They
were
separated,
and
repented
not:
they
tempted
me,
they
scoffed
at
me
with
scorn:
they
gnashed
upon
me
with
their
teeth.
16
Dissipati
sunt,
nec
compuncti;
tentaverunt
me,
subsannaverunt
me
subsannatione;
frenduerunt
super
me
dentibus
suis.
17
Lord,
when
wilt
thou
look
upon
me?
rescue
thou
my
soul
from
their
malice:
my
only
one
from
the
lions.
17
Domine,
quando
respicies?
Restitue
animam
meam
a
malignitate
eorum;
a
leonibus
unicam
meam.
18
I
will
give
thanks
to
thee
in
a
great
church;
I
will
praise
thee
in
a
strong
people.
18
Confitebor
tibi
in
ecclesia
magna;
in
populo
gravi
laudabo
te.
19
Let
not
them
that
are
my
enemies
wrongfully
rejoice
over
me:
who
have
hated
me
without
cause,
and
wink
with
the
eyes.
19
Non
supergaudeant
mihi
qui
adversantur
mihi
inique,
qui
oderunt
me
gratis,
et
annuunt
oculis.
20
For
they
spoke
indeed
peaceably
to
me;
and
speaking
in
the
anger
of
the
earth
they
devised
guile.
20
Quoniam
mihi
quidem
pacifice
loquebantur;
et
in
iracundia
terræ
loquentes,
dolos
cogitabant.
21
And
they
opened
their
mouth
wide
against
me;
they
said:
Well
done,
well
done,
our
eyes
have
seen
it.
21
Et
dilataverunt
super
me
os
suum;
dixerunt:
Euge,
euge!
viderunt
oculi
nostri.
22
Thou
hast
seen,
O
Lord,
be
not
thou
silent:
O
Lord,
depart
not
from
me.
22
Vidisti,
Domine:
ne
sileas;
Domine,
ne
discedas
a
me.
23
Arise,
and
be
attentive
to
my
judgment:
to
my
cause,
my
God,
and
my
Lord.
23
Exsurge
et
intende
judicio
meo,
Deus
meus;
et
Dominus
meus,
in
causam
meam.
24
Judge
me,
O
Lord
my
God
according
to
thy
justice,
and
let
them
not
rejoice
over
me.
24
Judica
me
secundum
justitiam
tuam,
Domine
Deus
meus,
et
non
supergaudeant
mihi.
25
Let
them
not
say
in
their
hearts:
It
is
well,
it
is
well,
to
our
mind:
neither
let
them
say:
We
have
swallowed
him
up.
25
Non
dicant
in
cordibus
suis:
Euge,
euge,
animæ
nostræ;
nec
dicant:
Devoravimus
eum.
26
Let
them
blush:
and
be
ashamed
together,
who
rejoice
at
my
evils.
Let
them
be
clothed
with
confusion
and
shame,
who
speak
great
things
against
me.
26
Erubescant
et
revereantur
simul
qui
gratulantur
malis
meis;
induantur
confusione
et
reverentia
qui
magna
loquuntur
super
me.
27
Let
them
rejoice
and
be
glad,
who
are
well
pleased
with
my
justice,
and
let
them
say
always:
The
Lord
be
magnified,
who
delights
in
the
peace
of
his
servant.
27
Exsultent
et
lætentur
qui
volunt
justitiam
meam;
et
dicant
semper:
Magnificetur
Dominus,
qui
volunt
pacem
servi
ejus.
28
And
my
tongue
shall
meditate
thy
justice,
thy
praise
all
the
day
long.
28
Et
lingua
mea
meditabitur
justitiam
tuam;
tota
die
laudem
tuam.