St. Albans Psalter Psalm 68 is not long, but it does have lots of detailed material to study the author’s choice of language, and the power of the images that are being conveyed to the readers through an emotional and sentimental way. The simplicity of this psalm’s gives it power, since it expresses an emotional despair in a careful shaped prayer, which comes from a human being in what seems to be a life-threatening situation. In the image and the content, the psalmist’s travels an arc of desperation
While it was likely commissioned for and or by St. Albans, the author presents simple facts about religious marital law and hermitage, as well as how one takes vows of celibacy. There is no critique of Christina’s teenage vow only being shared with Sueno. Throughout the manuscript, whenever Christina’s