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The history of witchcraft and demonology

Note 28 — Chapter IV · The Sabbat

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Nocturna lux uiantibus A nocte noctem segregans, Præco diei iam sonat, Iubarque solis euocat. Hoc nauta uires colligit, Pontique mitescunt freta: Hoc, ipsa petra Ecclesiæ, Canente, culpam diluit. Surgamus ergo strenue: Gallus iacentes excitat, Et somnolentes increpat, Gallus negantes arguit. Gallo canente, spes redit, Ægris salus refunditur, Mucro latronis conditur, Lapsis fides reuertitur.

The translation in text is by Caswall, 1848.

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