Douay-Rheims
Vulgata
1
Unto
the
end,
for
them
that
shall
be
changed,
for
the
sons
of
Core,
for
understanding.
A
canticle
for
the
Beloved.
1
In
finem,
pro
iis
qui
commutabuntur.
Filiis
Core,
ad
intellectum.
Canticum
pro
dilecto.
2
My
heart
hath
uttered
a
good
word:
I
speak
my
works
to
the
king:
My
tongue
is
the
pen
of
a
scrivener
that
writeth
swiftly.
2
Eructavit
cor
meum
verbum
bonum:
dico
ego
opera
mea
regi.
Lingua
mea
calamus
scribæ
velociter
scribentis.
3
Thou
art
beautiful
above
the
sons
of
men:
grace
is
poured
abroad
in
thy
lips;
therefore
hath
God
blessed
thee
for
ever.
3
Speciosus
forma
præ
filiis
hominum,
diffusa
est
gratia
in
labiis
tuis:
propterea
benedixit
te
Deus
in
æternum.
4
Gird
thy
sword
upon
thy
thigh,
O
thou
most
mighty.
4
Accingere
gladio
tuo
super
femur
tuum,
potentissime.
5
With
thy
comeliness
and
thy
beauty
set
out,
proceed
prosperously,
and
reign.
Because
of
truth
and
meekness
and
justice:
and
thy
right
hand
shall
conduct
thee
wonderfully.
5
Specie
tua
et
pulchritudine
tua
intende,
prospere
procede,
et
regna,
propter
veritatem,
et
mansuetudinem,
et
justitiam;
et
deducet
te
mirabiliter
dextera
tua.
6
Thy
arrows
are
sharp:
under
thee
shall
people
fall,
into
the
hearts
of
the
king's
enemies.
6
Sagittæ
tuæ
acutæ:
populi
sub
te
cadent,
in
corda
inimicorum
regis.
7
Thy
throne,
O
God,
is
forever
and
ever:
the
sceptre
of
thy
kingdom
is
a
sceptre
of
uprightness.
7
Sedes
tua,
Deus,
in
sæculum
sæculi;
virga
directionis
virga
regni
tui.
8
Thou
hast
loved
justice,
and
hated
iniquity:
therefore
God,
thy
God,
hath
anointed
thee
with
the
oil
of
gladness
above
thy
fellows.
8
Dilexisti
justitiam,
et
odisti
iniquitatem;
propterea
unxit
te
Deus,
Deus
tuus,
oleo
lætitiæ,
præ
consortibus
tuis.
9
Myrrh
and
stacte
and
cassia
perfume
thy
garments,
from
the
ivory
houses:
out
of
which
9
Myrrha,
et
gutta,
et
casia
a
vestimentis
tuis,
a
domibus
eburneis;
ex
quibus
delectaverunt
te
10
The
daughters
of
kings
have
delighted
thee
in
thy
glory.
The
queen
stood
on
thy
right
hand,
in
gilded
clothing;
surrounded
with
variety.
10
filiæ
regum
in
honore
tuo.
Astitit
regina
a
dextris
tuis
in
vestitu
deaurato,
circumdata
varietate.
11
Hearken,
O
daughter,
and
see,
and
incline
thy
ear:
and
forget
thy
people
and
thy
father's
house.
11
Audi,
filia,
et
vide,
et
inclina
aurem
tuam;
et
obliviscere
populum
tuum,
et
domum
patris
tui.
12
And
the
king
shall
greatly
desire
thy
beauty;
for
he
is
the
Lord
thy
God,
and
him
they
shall
adore.
12
Et
concupiscet
rex
decorem
tuum,
quoniam
ipse
est
Dominus
Deus
tuus,
et
adorabunt
eum.
13
And
the
daughters
of
Tyre
with
gifts,
yea,
all
the
rich
among
the
people,
shall
entreat
thy
countenance.
13
Et
filiæ
Tyri
in
muneribus
vultum
tuum
deprecabuntur;
omnes
divites
plebis.
14
All
the
glory
of
the
king's
daughter
is
within
in
golden
borders,
14
Omnis
gloria
ejus
filiæ
regis
ab
intus,
in
fimbriis
aureis,
15
Clothed
round
about
with
varieties.
After
her
shall
virgins
be
brought
to
the
king:
her
neighbours
shall
be
brought
to
thee.
15
circumamicta
varietatibus.
Adducentur
regi
virgines
post
eam;
proximæ
ejus
afferentur
tibi.
16
They
shall
be
brought
with
gladness
and
rejoicing:
they
shall
be
brought
into
the
temple
of
the
king.
16
Afferentur
in
lætitia
et
exsultatione;
adducentur
in
templum
regis.
17
Instead
of
thy
fathers,
sons
are
born
to
thee:
thou
shalt
make
them
princes
over
all
the
earth.
17
Pro
patribus
tuis
nati
sunt
tibi
filii;
constitues
eos
principes
super
omnem
terram.
18
They
shall
remember
thy
name
throughout
all
generations.
Therefore
shall
people
praise
thee
for
ever;
yea,
for
ever
and
ever.
18
Memores
erunt
nominis
tui
in
omni
generatione
et
generationem:
propterea
populi
confitebuntur
tibi
in
æternum,
et
in
sæculum
sæculi.