Vox Clamatis by John Gower is in Late Medieval Books.
Vox Clamantis ("the voice of one crying out") is a Latin poem of 10,265 lines in elegiac couplets by John Gower, 1330–1408.
| Balle propheta docet, quem spiritus ante malignus | Ball the prophet teaches, he whom an evil spirit once instructed, | |
| Edocuit, que sua tunc fuit alta scola. | which was then his exalted school. | |
| Talia quam plures furias per nomina noui, | Many such furies by name I have known, | 795 |
| Que fuerant alia pauca recordor ego: | Though of the others I remember only a few. | |
| Sepius exclamant monstrorum vocibus altis, | They often cry out with the high voices of monsters, | |
| Atque modis variis dant variare tonos. | And in various ways they shift and alter tones. |
| Balle propheta docet, quem spiritus ante malignus | Ball the prophet teaches, he whom an evil spirit once instructed, | |
| Edocuit, que sua tunc fuit alta scola. | which was then his exalted school. | |
| Talia quam plures furias per nomina noui, | Many such furies by name I have known, | 795 |
| Que fuerant alia pauca recordor ego: | Though of the others I remember only a few. | |
| Sepius exclamant monstrorum vocibus altis, | They often cry out with the high voices of monsters, | |
| Atque modis variis dant variare tonos. | And in various ways they shift and alter tones. |