Source edition
Ausonius, Decimus Magnus. Ausonius, Volume 1. Evelyn-White, Hugh G. (Hugh Gerard), editor. London, Cambridge, MA: William Heinemann, Ltd.; Harvard University Press, 1919.
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Summary
This work is a Christian poem celebrating the festival of Christ's resurrection. The poem begins with a depiction of the faithful joyfully celebrating the Resurrection and offering heartfelt praise to God. It then touches upon the theological doctrine of the Trinity while expressing deep devotion to Christ. Finally, the poet prays to Christ for the prosperity and stable reign of the earthly co-emperors. In this way, the poem beautifully combines religious celebration with a prayer for secular rulers, forming a solemn hymn.
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