Quae meminisse licet pigeat transactaque dudum oblivione sua malim sopita silere, invitant adversa tamen per nostra tuorum cognita donorum solacia, Christe, bonorum emensis indepta malis tua munera fando prodere et in lucem proferre recondita corde.
And though their memory irks me, and I would fain leave these passages of long ago silently buried in their due oblivion, yet the comfort of thy good gifts realized through my misfortunes, call upon me, O Christ, to reveal them and to bring them forth to light from the depths of my heart, in declaring thy bounty gained after full measure of ills.
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