Selections From the 'Carmina Burana' by Anonymous -- Read -- Imperial Library of Trantor

Index

Cover About the Author Title Page Copyright Page Dedication Contents Introduction Selected Songs

I: Sermons and Satires

CB1 Bribery and Corruption CB2 Never Satisfied CB3 Mouldering Morals CB6 The World Upside Down CB10 A Voice in the Wilderness CB16 Hard Luck CB17 Fickle Fortune CB19 A Begging Song CB20 The Golden Mean CB24 This World Rages CB28 Ten Proverbs CB30 A New Leaf CB51a A Crusading Song CB54 Incantation

II: Love and Nature

CB62 Nocturne CB66 The Steeds of Apollo CB70 Summer Love CB72 Thanks Be to Venus CB75 Down with Study! CB77 The Dream of the Rose CB85 Julie by the Greenwood Tree CB87 Love Rules Everything CB90 Rosebud CB92 All about Phyllis and Flora CB95 Suspicion CB111 Lovers’ Grieving CB114 Summer Yearning CB116 Passions of Old CB118 Love in Exile CB119 Dearest Homeland CB126 Pity Me CB129 Poor Scholar CB130 Swan Song CB136 Sunshine Rules CB138 Spring Unveils Herself CB143 Welcome Season CB145a If… CB148 Flowers Unfurled CB149 Gone Away CB157 Sheep and Wolf: a Pastoral CB158 Mid-Spring: a Pastoral CB167a Dance Song (1) CB174 Dance Song (2) CB174a Dance Song (3) CB177 Girl in a Red Dress CB178 Love in Return CB179 Playtime CB180 Apple of my Eye CB183 Curing Timidity CB185 Under the Linden Tree CB186 Avowal

III: Drinking and Gaming Songs

CB191 The Archpoet’s Confession CB193 Wine and Water in Debate CB196 In the Tavern CB197 The Tavern’s Lantern CB207 Verses on Dice CB210 Verses on Chess CB216 Rag Day CB219 The Venerable Order of Vagrants CB222 The Abbot of Cockaigne

Supplement

CB2* My Lady Love CB16* Mary Magdalene’s Song CB3* Winter Time

Appendices

Appendix A: Concert Arrangement

O Fortuna Fortune plango vulnera Veris leta facies Omnia sol temperat Ecce, gratum Floret silva nobilis Chramer, gip die varwe mier Swaz hie gat umbe Chume, chume, geselle min Were diu werlt alle min Estuans interius Olim lacus colueram Ego sum abbas In taberna quando sumus Amor volat undique Dies, nox et omnia Stetit puella Circum mea pectora Si puer cum puellula Veni, veni, venias In trutina mentis dubia Tempus est iocundum Dulcissime Ave, formosissima O Fortuna

Appendix B: Notes Appendix C: Glossary of Names Appendix D: Bibliography Appendix E: Concordance

Index of First Lines