Tetrastichon on Saint Anne

Trithemius Corpus; generated deterministically from committed, human-verified data.

Johannes Trithemius, De laudibus sanctissimae matris Annae (Mainz, 1494), BSB 4 Inc.c.a. 1121. Johannes Trithemius, De laudibus sanctissimae matris Annae (Leipzig: Melchior Lotter, ca. 1497), BSB 4 Inc.c.a. 1775. Johannes Trithemius, De laudibus sanctissimae matris Annae (Leipzig: Melchior Lotter, 1501), BSB 4 Asc. 246. Virginis almifice mater venerabilis Anna Excellens meritis et pietate potens. meritis et meritis. et meritis . et meritis.et All witnesses print a point after meritis; only spacing differs. The normalized layer removes the medial point. potens. potens. potens potens M1494 closes the line with a point; no terminal point is visible in the Leipzig witnesses. Nemo tristis abit qui te colit et veneratur. veneratur. veneratur. veneratur veneratur M1494 closes the line with a point; no terminal point is visible in the Leipzig witnesses. Fers cunctis placidam quippe salutis opem. placidam placidā placidam placidam M1494 abbreviates final -m with a macron; the Leipzig witnesses spell the ending out. opem. opem. opem opem M1494 closes the tetrastich with a point; no terminal point is visible in the Leipzig witnesses.