sed quid ego haec autem titubanti voce retexo, indignus qui sancta canam? precede sepulcro, Lazare, dic cuius vocem tellure sub ima audieris, quae vis penetraverit abdita leti, quod, cum te Christus penitus nigrante profundo inmersum vocat ut redeas, ceu proximus audis, nec remoratus ades? quae tam vicina Charybdis regna tenebrarum tenui distantia fine coniungit superis? .
But why do I with my quavering voice recount all this, unworthy as I am to sing of holy things? Come forth from the tomb, Lazarus, and tell whose voice it is that thou hast heard deep down in the earth, what force it is that has reached to the hidden abode of death, that, when thou art sunk in the dark abyss and Christ calls thee to return, thou hearest as though near by, and without delay dost present thyself. What gulf so near unites the realm of darkness to the world of the living with but a slender boundary between?
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