Veni, veni, me sequere fida Abra amata, sponso orbata. Turtur gemo ac spiro in te. Dirae sortis tu socia confida debellata sorte ingrata, sociam laetae habebis me.
Juditha triumphans devicta Holofernis barbarie
Oratorio by Antonio Vivaldi (1678 - 1741)
Veni, veni
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Set by by Antonio Vivaldi (1678 - 1741), RV. 644 (1716), first performed 1716Researcher for this page: Sergio Leone
Nil arma, nil bella
Nil arma, nil bella, Nil fiamma furoris Si cor bellatoris Est cadens in se. Si pugnat sperando, Iam virtus pugnando Vigescit in spe.
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- by Giacomo Cassetti (1682 - 1757) [author's text not yet checked against a primary source]
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Armatae face et anguibus
Armatae face et anguibus A caeco regno squallido Furoris sociae barbari Furiae venite ad nos. Morte, flagello, stragibus Vindictam tanti funeris Irata nostra pectora Duces docete vos.
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- by Giacomo Cassetti (1682 - 1757) [author's text not yet checked against a primary source]
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In somno profundo
In somno profundo Si jacet immersus Non amplius sit vigil Qui dormit in te. Quiescat exanguis, Et sanguis Sic exeat Superbus in me.
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- by Giacomo Cassetti (1682 - 1757) [author's text not yet checked against a primary source]
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Vultus tui vago splendori
Vultus tui vago splendori Cedit ira ridet amor. Ac tui numinis honori Laetus plaudit omnium clamor Vide, humilis prostrata In vultus tui nitore, Quam estatica sit gens tanta armata.
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- by Giacomo Cassetti (1682 - 1757) [author's text not yet checked against a primary source]
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Quamvis ferro, et ense gravis
Quamvis ferro, et ense gravis Dulcis tamen et suavis Pro te Dux erit, o bella. Tibi tua tu sors et fatum, Nec per te fremit iratum, Tua pupilla fit tua stella.
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- by Giacomo Cassetti (1682 - 1757) [author's text not yet checked against a primary source]
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Matrona inimica
Matrona inimica Te quaerit ad arma Dux magne Holofernes. Et cito deh, credas, Tibi erit amica Si lumina cernes.
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- by Giacomo Cassetti (1682 - 1757) [author's text not yet checked against a primary source]
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Quocum Patriae me ducit amore
Quocum Patriae me ducit amore Libertatis dulcissima spes, Summo ductus a caeli fulgore Tuto pergat per classica pes.
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- by Giacomo Cassetti (1682 - 1757) [author's text not yet checked against a primary source]
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O quam vaga, venusta, o quam decora
O quam vaga, venusta, o quam decora, Ospes nostrae victoriae unica, et vera. Tentoria vultu tuo ducis honora Et cuncta ab Holoferne attende, et spera. Quem vides prope, aspectu Terribili, et suavi, Quem quaeris, ipse hic est: amore, et fide, In ipso pulcra Sion spera, et confide.
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Quanto magis generosa
Quanto magis generosa, Plus victori gloriosa Venia victo magis cara. O quam pulcra tua potentia Illustrata tua clementia! Parce Dux, ac tolle amara.
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Sede, o cara
Sede, o cara, Dilecta speciosa Mea vivida rosa, Mea fulgida fax. Tu Marti triumphanti, Tu bellico amanti Pulcherrima Pax.
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Agitata infido flatu
Agitata infido flatu Diu volatu Vagabundo Maesta hirundo It plorando Boni ignara. Sed impulsu aurae serenae Tantae cito oblita poenae In dilecta Dulcia tecta Gaudii ridet haud avara.
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- by Giacomo Cassetti (1682 - 1757) [author's text not yet checked against a primary source]
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O servi volate
O servi volate, Et Domino meo Vos mensas parate Si proxima nox. Invicto Holoferni Cantemus alterni, Honoris, amoris Sit consona vox.
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- by Giacomo Cassetti (1682 - 1757) [author's text not yet checked against a primary source]
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Fulgeat sol frontis decorae
Fulgeat sol frontis decorae, Et afflictae abeat Aurorae Rosa vaga tua pupilla. Ama, langue, finge ardere Nostrae sorti si favore Potest una tua favilla.
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- by Giacomo Cassetti (1682 - 1757) [author's text not yet checked against a primary source]
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Mundi Rector de Caelo micanti
Mundi Rector de Caelo micanti Audi preces, et suscipe vota Quae de corde pro te dimicanti Sunt pietatis in sinu devota. In Juditha tuae legi dicata Flammas dulcis tui amoris accende Feritatis sic hostis domata In Bethuliae spem pacis intende. Redi, redi iam Victrix pugnando In cilicio in prece revive De Holoferne sic hodie triumphando Pia Juditha per saecula vive.
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- by Giacomo Cassetti (1682 - 1757) [author's text not yet checked against a primary source]
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O Sydera, o stellae
O Sydera, o stellae, Cum luna cadenti Estote facellae In hostem ferales. Cum nocte felici Ruant impii inimici, Et sole surgenti Sint luces mortales.
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- by Giacomo Cassetti (1682 - 1757) [author's text not yet checked against a primary source]
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Nox obscura tenebrosa
Nox obscura tenebrosa Per te ridet luminosa Miro fulgida splendore. Neque lucis novae Aurora Tam superba tam decora Victa tuo surget splendore.
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- by Giacomo Cassetti (1682 - 1757) [author's text not yet checked against a primary source]
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Transit aetas
Transit aetas, Volant anni, Nostri damni Causa sumus. Vivit anima immortalis Si vitalis Amor, ignis, cuncta fumus.
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- by Giacomo Cassetti (1682 - 1757) [author's text not yet checked against a primary source]
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Noli o cara te adorantis
Noli o cara te adorantis Voto Ducis non favere, Et suspiria animae amantis Saltem disce non horrere.
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- by Giacomo Cassetti (1682 - 1757) [author's text not yet checked against a primary source]
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Plena nectare non mero
Plena nectare non mero Aurea pocula almi amores Myrto et rosis coronate. Et in mutuo gaudio vero Horum numinum ardores Dulci flamma prosperate.
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- by Giacomo Cassetti (1682 - 1757) [author's text not yet checked against a primary source]
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Vivat in pace, et pax regnet sincera
Vivat in pace, et pax regnet sincera, Et in Bethulia fax surgat amoris. In pace semper stat laetitia vera, Nec amplius bella sint causa doloris. In pace anima mea tu cuncta spera. Si pax solatium est nostri moeroris. In pace bone Deus cuncta tu facis, Et cara tibi sunt munera pacis.
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Umbrae carae, aurae adoratae
Umbrae carae, aurae adoratae Deh gratae Spirate; Si Dominus dormit Stet tacita gens. A cura tam gravi in somno suavi Sit placida mens.
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Non ita reducem
Non ita reducem Progeniem noto Raptam a gelido Mater expectat, Ut ego fervida Expecto te. Sed poena barbarae, Et brevis morae Animam nimium Vexat amantem Timore, et spe.
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- by Giacomo Cassetti (1682 - 1757) [author's text not yet checked against a primary source]
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Summe Astrorum Creator
Summe Astrorum Creator, Qui de nihilo jam cuncta eduxisti, Et tibi ut servi essemus Ad imaginem tuam tu nos fecisti, Clemens in Caelo Pater, Potens in Mundo Deus, Qui Jaheli victrici, Qui Deborae pugnanti vim dedisti, Adiuva nos in prece, et culpas tolle, Et de forti tua dextra Imbelli dextrae meae robur extolle.
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- by Giacomo Cassetti (1682 - 1757) [author's text not yet checked against a primary source]
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Impii, indigni Tiranni
Impii, indigni Tiranni Conopeo hic apensum Denudo ferrum, ictus tendo, infelicem Ab Holofernis busto Deus in nomine tuo scindo cervicem. Salvete o pia tentoria In vobis semper clara Et caelo, et mundo sit alta victoria.
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- by Giacomo Cassetti (1682 - 1757) [author's text not yet checked against a primary source]
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Si fulgida per te
Si fulgida per te Propitia caeli fax Si dulci animae spe Refulsit alma pax,Solum beato Duci increato Debetur nostra pax, Et nostra gloria. Dat illo cordi ardorem, Ille dextrae vigorem, Et manus donum suae Nostra victoria.
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Gaude felix
Gaude felix Bethulia letare Consolare Urbs nimis afflicta. Caelo amata Es fortunata Inter hostes semper invicta.
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Salve invicta Juditha formosa
Salve invicta Juditha formosa Patriae splendor spes nostrae salutis. Summae norma tu vere virtutis Eris semper in mundo gloriosa. Debellato sic barbaro Trace Triumphatrix sit Maris Regina. Et placata sic ira divina Adria vivat, et regnet in pace.
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- by Giacomo Cassetti (1682 - 1757) [author's text not yet checked against a primary source]
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Ita decreto aeterno
Ita decreto aeterno Veneti Maris Urbem Inviolatam discerno, Sic in Asia Holoferni impio tiranno Urbs Virgo gratia Dei semper munita Erit nova Juditha, Et pro popolo suo Pastor orabit, Et fidelis Ozias Veram Bethuliae suae fidem servabit. Eja Virgines Sion Festinate cum gloria In sperata victoria Et pietatis in sinu Cum Psalterio sonanti Applaudite Judithae Triumphanti.
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- by Giacomo Cassetti (1682 - 1757) [author's text not yet checked against a primary source]
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vindictae, furores
Arma, caedes, vindictae, furores, Angustiae, timores Precedite nos. Rotate, Pugnate O bellicae sortes, Mille plagas, Mille mortes Adducite vos.
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- by Giacomo Cassetti (1682 - 1757) [author's text not yet checked against a primary source]
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Set by by Antonio Vivaldi (1678 - 1741), alternate title: "Arma, caedes, ", RV 644Researcher for this page: Andrew Schneider [Guest Editor]