Wine, Women, and Song

Table of Songs Translated in This Volume

N.B.—In order to facilitate the comparison between my translations and the originals, I have made the following table. The first column gives the number of the song and the second the page in this book; the third column gives the beginning of each song in English; the fourth gives the beginning of each song in Latin. The references in the fifth column are to the little anthology called Gaudeamus (Leipzig, Teubner, 1879); those in the sixth column are to the printed edition of the Benedictbeuern Codex, which goes by the title of Carmina Burana (Stuttgart, auf Kosten das Literarischen Vereins, Hering & Co. printers, 1847).

	No.	Page.	English.	Latin.	Gaud.	Car. Bur.
					Page	Page
	1	42	At the mandate	Cum in orbem	3	251
	2	47	Once, it was	Olim nostrum	6	..
	3	50	I a wandering	Exul ego	178	50
	4	52	We in our	Nos vagabunduli	195	..
	5	55	Boiling in my	Aestuans	34	67
	6	63	Spring is coming	Ver redit	88	178
	7	64	These hours of	Tempus est	100	211
	8	66	Take your pleasure	Congaudentes	90	166
	9	67	Winter’s untruth	Vetus error	86	..
	10	68	Winter, now	Cedit hiems	85	177
	11	69	Now the fields	Jam jam virent	89	184
	12	70	Spring returns	Ecce gratum	84	83
	13	71	Vernal hours	Vernum tempus	81	..
	14	72	Hail thou	Salve ver	..	193
	15	74	Summer sweet	Dum aestas	97	196
	16	75	The blithe young year	Anni novi	..	145
	17	76	Now the sun	Omnia sol	109	177
	18	77	In the spring	Veris dulcis	..	195
	19	78	With so sweet	De pollicito	103	206
	20	79	Wide the lime-tree	Late pandit	..	185
	21	80	Yonder choir of	Ecce chorus	..	118
	22	82	Meadows bloom	Virent prata	98	189
	23	84	Cast aside	Omittamus studia	82	137
	24	87	There went out	Exiit diluculo	120	155
	25	87	In the summer’s	Aestivali sub	125	145
	26	89	All the woods	Florent omnes	93	182
	27	91	When the lamp	Dum Dianae	..	124
	28	95	In the spring-time	Anni parte	..	155
	29	99	On their steeds	Equitabant	..	162
	30	106	Take thou	Suscipe Flos	..	217
	31	107	Come to me	Veni veni	102	208
	32	109	Lydia bright	Lydia bella	96	..
	33	111	When a young man	Si puer cum	116	215
	34	112	Rudely blows	Saevit aurae	..	148
	35	114	Love rules	Amor tenet	91	150
	36	117	List, my girl	Non contrecto	118	150
	37	118	Think no evil	Ludo cum	104	151
	38	120	With song I	Sic mea fata	117	229
	39	121	False the tongue	Lingua mendax	111	230
	40	124	A mortal anguish	Humor letalis	114	169
	41	127	Up to this time	Huc usque	119	..
	42	129	Oh, of love	O comes	..	225
	43	130	Sweet native	Dulce solum	110	168
	44	132	Oh, my father	Hecs pater	175	172
	45	136	Wine the good	Vinum bonum	17	..
	46	137	In dulci jubilo	In dulci jubilo	201	..
52	47	139	Ho all ye	....	..	..
	48	140	Laurel-crowned	Lauriger Horatius	74	..
	49	141	Sweet in	Dulce cum	74	..
	50	142	Ho! comrades	O consacii	87	198
	51	144	Laying truth bare	Denudata	57	232
	52	151	Topers in and	Potatores	27	240
	53	154	Time was	Olim latus	188	173
	54	155	While a boor	Rusticus dum	189	..
	55	158	I am the Abbot	Ego sum Abbas	73	254
53	56	159	Hear, O thou	Audi Tellus	..	..
	57	161	While life’s	Dum juventus	135	8
	58	162	This vile world	Iste mundus	..	5
	59	164	De contemptu	Scribere proposni	129	..
	60	165	Let us live then	Gaudeamus igitur	1	..

Footnotes

52 The original of this song will be found in Geiger, Humanismus und Renaissance, p. 414.

53 The original will be found in Moll, Hymnarium, p. 138.