"What then can I in my weakness say? What patron shall I call upon?
"What then can I in my weakness say? What patron shall I call upon?" are questions asked by the poet in the middle of this poem which alludes to the prophesies of the Sibyl and King David. The repentance of Dismas and Mary Magdalene is recalled and in the final line the poet requests, "sweet Lord Jesus, grant" me eternal rest. For 10 points-- name this famous Latin hymn written by Thomas of Celaeno and set to music by Berlioz and Verdi.
"What then can I in my weakness say? What patron shall I call upon?
{Dies Iræ}