Nay, mine is woe: Woe to none other given, And the song and the crown therefor! HEC.

AND. He hates thee sore! HEC.

Yea, and her treasure parted. HEC.

the noble-hearted! AND. Sing sorrow.... HEC.

[Strophe 2. Come to me, O my lover! HEC.

O here is the deep of desire, HEC.

For a city burned with fire; HEC.

(I weep for thee, left forlorn,) HEC.

(And the house where my babes were born.) HEC.

Mother of misery, Give Death his song! (HEC.

Aye and bitterly (HEC. Woe!)

According to one tradition (Eur. Hec. 1259 ff.)

Is it not hic et hec sack, both for he and she.

Hec Armenia multas valdè bonas continet ciuitates, quarum famosior est Taurisa.

hec sudor et labor continuatus in studiis?

non est hec via redeundi ad patriam, Pater mi, sed si alia per vos, aut deinde per alios invenietur que fame d. (Dantis) que onori non deroget, illam non lentis passibus acceptabo.

Tanquam hec sint nostri medicina furoris, Aut Deus ille malis hominum mitescere discat.

But now he's going to get it, Hec (Though not exactly in the neck).

Why, gentle shepherds all, I've been on to such curves as yours ever since Hec was a pup!

Tanquam hec sint nostri medicina furoris, Aut Deus ille malis hominum mitescere discat.

'Hec gelidi fontes, hic mollia prata, Lycori, Hic Nemus, hic toto tecum consumerer ævo.' Virg.

Above, in glory, is seen the Padre Eterno, surrounded by cherubim bearing a scroll, on which is inscribed, "Non enim pro te sed pro omnibus hec lex constitutura est."