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Pages 300-406
0:00 - The Numbering of Israel at Sinai
6:36 - The Camps and Leaders of the Tribes
10:34 - The Numbers and Duties of the Levites
17:10 - The Tasks Assigned to the Levites
24:08 - The Unclean Driven from the Camp
28:43 - The Law for the Nazarite
32:23 - Offerings for the Dedication of the Altar
41:25 - Aaron Lights the Lamps
44:55 - The Observance of the Passover
48:25 - The Silver Trumpets
52:48 - The Lord Sends Quails
58:24 - Miriam and Aaron Speak against Moses
1:00:28 - The Twelve Spies Sent to Canaan
1:04:04 - The People Rebel against the Lord
1:10:06 - Laws concerning Offerings
1:15:20 - Korah's Rebellion
1:22:15 - Aaron's Rod
1:24:00 - Provision for the Priests and Levites
1:29:28 - The Purification of the Unclean
1:32:55 - Water from the Rock
1:37:03 - The Canaanites Attack Israel
1:41:43 - Balak Sends for Balaam
1:47:30
1:51:22
1:55:00 - Israel Worships Baal-peor
1:57:11 - The Numbering of Israel in Moab
2:04:39 - The Request of Zelophehad's Daughters
2:07:40 - The Daily Offerings
2:11:28
2:15:57 - The Law concerning Vows
2:18:18 - Israel Takes Vengeance on Midian
2:24:17 - Reuben, Gad, and Half of Manasseh Settle East of the Jordan
2:29:20 - The Stages of Israel's Journey
2:34:00
2:37:04 - The Inheritance of the Levites
2:41:45 - The Law concerning the Marriage of Heiresses
One Day in the Life of Ivan Denisovich - Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn
First published in November 1962 in the Soviet literary magazine Novy Mir. The story is set in a Soviet labor camp in the early 1950s and features the day of prisoner Ivan Denisovich Shukhov.
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Timestamps
0:00 - 814 - Written by a monk from Bobbio (in Italy)
Planctus de Obitu Karoli, or "Lament on the Death of Charlemagne"
Charlemagne or Charles the Great, a member of the Carolingian dynasty, was King of the Franks from 768, King of the Lombards from 774, and the first Holy Roman Emperor from 800. On January 28, 814, he died of pleurisy, a lung disease.
This song was written shortly after.
9:30 - Early to mid 800s - Rabanus Maurus (German) - Veni Creator Spiritus (Come, Creator Spirit)
Translated and paraphrased into several languages, and adapted into many musical forms, often as a hymn for Pentecost or for other occasions that focus on the Holy Spirit.
12:33 - Circa 800s - Unknown - Audi Tellus, Audi Magni Maris Limbus
The first verse translated reads -
"Hear, earth;
hear the edge of the great sea;
Listen man;
hear all that liveth under the sun:
It will come, it is near
day of supreme wrath
unseen day
bitter day
which alone will flee
the sun will blush
the moon will change
the day will turn black
the stars will fall upon the earth."
19:49 - Circa early 900s - Unknown (French) - Incipit Planctus Karoli (Karoli's Lament Begins)
The first line (A solis ortu...) is drawn from a fifth-century hymn of Caelius Sedulius. As the Sedulian hymn was sung at Christmas time, the sorrowful Planctus presents a contrast with the joy typically associated with its opening. The poet expands upon his personal grief at the death of his emperor—and benefactor of Bobbio—by asking all the regions of Earth to mourn with him, and using the tears of Saint Columbanus, founder of Bobbio, as a symbol of the monastery's grief.
25:23 - 900s - Otfrid von Weißenburg (German)
Thes abet er ubar woroltring
A song about the last day of judgement before God. A translation of the first verse reads as follows.
"For the entire world a judgement day has been set, before a powerful court, and we must fear it.
I say this loudly: there will be no one who can avoid appearing before this court!"
32:55 - Circa 900s - Unknown (German) - Muspilli (a fragment from text)
Muspilli is an Old High German poem known in incomplete form (103 lines) from a ninth-century Bavarian manuscript. Its subject is the fate of the soul immediately after death and at the Last Judgment.
40:52 - Circa prior 884 - Notker Balbulus (Swiss)
Quid tu, virgo (Why thou, virgin)
The first verse roughly translated reads -
"Why do you, virgin, Mother, weep, beautiful Rachel, Jacob pleases? Let the wisdom of his old sister help him Wipe, mother, How do the wrinkles of your cheeks suit you? Alas, alas, alas; When I was bereaved, who alone would take care, Who would not surrender to the enemies the narrow borders which Jacob had acquired for me, and who would benefit from the stupid brothers, many of whom I,unfortunately, brought out. Is he to be wept, who possessed the heavenly kingdom? and who helps the poor brothers with frequent prayers to God?"