Psalmi (Psalm) 137 :: Latin Vulgate (VUL)

Psa 137:1[Vulgate 136:1] super flumina Babylonis ibi sedimus et flevimus cum recordaremur Sion

Psa 137:2[Vulgate 136:2] super salices in medio eius suspendimus citharas nostras

Psa 137:3[Vulgate 136:3] quoniam ibi interrogaverunt nos qui captivos duxerunt nos verba carminis et qui adfligebant nos laeti canite nobis de canticis Sion

Psa 137:4

Psa 137:4[Vulgate 136:4] quomodo cantabimus canticum Domini in terra aliena

Psa 137:5

Psa 137:5[Vulgate 136:5] si oblitus fuero tui Hierusalem in oblivione sit dextera mea

Psa 137:6

Psa 137:6[Vulgate 136:6] adhereat lingua mea gutturi meo si non recordatus fuero tui si non praeposuero Hierusalem in principio laetitiae meae

Psa 137:7

Psa 137:7[Vulgate 136:7] memento Domine filiorum Edom in diem Hierusalem dicentium evacuate evacuate usque ad fundamentum eius

Psa 137:8

Psa 137:8[Vulgate 136:8] filia Babylon vastata beatus qui retribuet tibi vicissitudinem tuam quam retribuisti nobis

Psa 137:9

Psa 137:9[Vulgate 136:9] beatus qui tenebit et adlidet parvulos tuos ad petram

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