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Aiming the divine bows and arrows of the Spirit against every opposing shaft, David with his song-inspired lyre verily strikes, wounds, pursues, and vanquishes; he wings the souls of all the faithful toward their God, and rouses them from grovelling thoughts to spiritual salvation in (good) works.
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English
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E. De Wald, 1942, The Illustrations in the Manuscripts of the Septuagint. Psalms and Odes. Part Two: Vaticanus graecus 752 (vol. 3.2), Princeton: xii
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Spiritus divina iacula, telaque
Intendens David lyra psalmo - motrice
Omnem fere incursum contrarium
Sternit, vulnerat, persequitur et avertit;
Fidelium vero omnium mentes ad Deum erigit,
et a curibus terrestribus attolit
ad animae salutem in operibus.
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Latin
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I. Hardt, 1806, Catalogus codicum manuscriptorum graecorum Bibliothecae Regiae Bavaricae. Cod. CCXXXIV-CCCXLVII continens (vol. 3), Munich: 50
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