Dum Pater Familias (latim)
Dum pater familias,
Rex universorum
Donaret provincias
Ius apostolorum
Jacobus Yspanias
Lux illustrat morum.
Primus ex apostolis
Martir Jerosolimis
Jacobus egregio
Sacer est martyrio.
Jacobi Gallecia
Opem rogat piam
Plebe cuius gloria
Dat insignem viam
Ut precum frequentia
Cantet melodiam:
"Herru Sanctiagu
Grot Sanctiagu
E ultreya e suseya
Deus aia nos"
Primus ex apostolis . . .
Jacobo dat parium
Omnis mundus gratis
Ob cuius remedium
Miles pietatis
Cunctorum presidium
Est ad vota satis.
Primus ex apostolis . . .
Jacobum miraculis
Que fiunt per illum
Arctis in periculis
Acclamet ad illum
Quiquis solvi vinculis
Sperat propter illum.
Primus ex apostolis . . .
O beate Jacobe
Virtus nostra vere
Nobis hostes remove
Tuos ac tuere
Ac devotos adibe
Nos tibi placere.
Primus ex apostolis . . .
Jacobe propicio
Veniam speremus
Et quas ex obsequio
Merito debemus
Patri tam eximio
Dignas laudes demus.
Primus ex apolstolis . . .
Dum Pater Familias (Latin)
As the head of the family,
The king of all
Granted provinces
The right of the apostles
James of Spain
Shines light on morals.
First among the apostles
A martyr in Jerusalem
James, distinguished
Is sacred in martyrdom.
James of Galicia
Asks for pious help
To the people whose glory
Gives a remarkable way
So that with the frequency of prayers
They sing a melody:
"Lord St. James
Great St. James
And onward and upward
God help us."
First among the apostles . . .
James gives to his equals
The whole world for free
For whose remedy
The soldier of piety
Is sufficient protection
For all prayers.
First among the apostles . . .
James with miracles
That happen through him
In tight perils
They acclaim to him
Whoever hopes to be released from chains
Because of him.
First among the apostles . . .
O blessed James
Our true strength
Remove our enemies
And protect yours
And kindly accept
Us to please you.
First among the apostles . . .
With favorable James
Let us hope for forgiveness
And what out of obedience
We rightfully owe
To such an outstanding father
Let us give worthy praises.
First among the apostles . . .