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which for me wolde be scornfully rebuked of one thefe / and of the other wolde be honorably confessed to be god make me for thy glory of thy name to suffre paciently the rebukes of euyl persons whan nede requireth / and neuer to suffre thy iniuries And also to possesse the ioyes of paradyse with this holy thefe Amen ❧ The .lviii. Iohan. xix E. prayer of the cōpassion that Christ had vpon his mothers sorowe and heuynesse O Iesu which for me wolde be crucified hauing cōpassion of thy mothers sorowe cōpassiō / wolde diligētly commende here to thy dere beloued discyple Iohn̄ / and also commended hym to her I cōmende me vnto the / and also all myne in that faythe and loue that thou cōmendest them together / mekely besechynge the / that for the tendernesse of so great loue thou wolde make me to come truely and perfytely to thy loue / and throughe theyr prayer and cōmendacyon I may be preserued and kepte from all aduersitie and peryll in the perylles daungers of this worlde and lyfe Amen Math. 27. F. ❧ The .lix. prayer / how the manhode of Christ complayned hym self to be forsaken of god O Lord Iesu Christ the sonne of the liuyng god / which at the .ix. hour of the day for me moost wretched hangynge vpon the crosse cryed to thy father with a great voyce sayeng Hely / hely lama hazastani / that is My god my god / why haste thou forsaken me graūt to me that in all my trouble anguysshe I may crye to the my lord god with the great voyce of my hert That so thou neuer suffre me to be reproued as lefte forsaken of thy mercy Amen ☞ The .lx. Math. 27. F. prayer how they gaue hym to drynke vyneagre or asell O Iesu whiche thirstyng our helth wold haue vineagre wine mixte with myrre gall offred gyuen to the to drynke make me worthely to offre to the the wyne of deuotion mixt with the mirre of mortificacion of my sēsualitie / and with the gall of contricyon for my synnes / and that I neuer drynke of the vineagre of infidelitye or of sclaundre / though I tast of any sclaundre / that is / suffre wrongfully any sclaūdre Amen ❧ The .lxi. Iohan. xix F. praier of the consūmacion and ende of the passion of Christ O Iesu whiche offeryng the cōsummacion of thy hoole passion as it were ī a sūme to god thy father for me / dyd say Consūmatum est / it is ended / graūt to me that I may duely finissh and ende al the good workes paynes / that it shall please thy grace to worke in me and by me so ended / to offre thē with due thankꝭ vnto god the father by the. ☞ The .lxii. Luce. xxiii F. prayer of the yeldynge vp of his soule or of the deth of Christ O Blessed Iesu which for me dyeng vpon the crosse dyd cōmende thy soule to thy father graūt to me that I may spiritually so dye to the with the in this lyfe / that it wolde please the at the houre of my deth to haue my wretched soule recōmended to the / which lyues reignes with god the father the holy gost worlde without ende Amen Iohan. xix F. ❧ The .lxiii. prayer / of the openyng of Christes syde and herte with a speare O Iesu which for me wold haue the syde of thy deed body opened / frō whens came plenty of blode water for our helth comfort wounde I beseche the my hert with the speare of thy charyte / that I may worthely receyue thy sacramētes / whiche flowed out of that thy moost holy syde Amen Math. 27. G. ☞ The .lxiiii. prayer / how the body of Christ was taken downe of the crosse O Iesu which for me a wretched sinner after thy deth wolde haue thy body taken downe from the crosse by Iosephe Nychodemus / and so anoynted and dressed with swete oyntemētes and spices / wolde be wrapped in fayre lynen clothes graunt me worthely to receyue thy blessed liuyng body in the sacramēt of the aulter / as if I shulde take hym of the crosse / so to anoynt hym with the oyntementes of vertues / that I maye continually kepe hym in a pure herte and chaste body Amen ❧ The .lxv. Math. xxvii G prayer of the buryeng of Christes body O Iesu whiche for me at the houre of complen wolde be buryed in a Sepulcre lamented and kepte graunt to me that thou my lorde god maye be buryed in the sepulcre of my herte and there lamented and kept / that I buryed with the / may deserue to come to the glory of thy resurrection AMEN ☞ Here endeth .lxv. prayers / and here after foloweth .ix. prayers of the Resurrection / Ascencyon c. ❧ The first prayer / howe Christe discended vnto helle O Good Iesu thy vnspekeable petie and charyte was nat yet saciat cōtent with the deth / but that thou wolde vysite the clausures of hell / redeme thy people there beyng in captiuite Therfore thy most blessed and glorious soule knyt to thy godhede / descendynge vnto the helles / delyueryng thy electe people from that derkenes shadowe of deth I beseche the O mercyfull Iesu that thy grace mercy myght descende vpon the soules of our parentes / bretherne / systerne all our kynsefolkes Also vpon the soules of our familier acquaintaūce benefactours / and all other that we be bounde to praye for / and of all christen soules That thou wolde delyuer them frō the paynes that they haue deserued for theyr synnes And that thou wolde brynge them to eternall glorie Amen ☞ The .ii. prayer / of the Resurrection of our lorde O Lord Iesu Christ our eterne only swetenes / whiche brekyng the bondes of deth / hath glorified thy body and hath ryson frō deth in glory vnspekable I praye the I beseche for thy glorious and floresshyng Resurrectiō / to graūt to me that I rysyng from vyces the deth of soule may euer floryssh in vertues / so to walke in the newnes of good lyfe / that I may sauer folowe those thyngꝭ that be aboue heuenly / and nat tho thyngꝭ that be erthly and trāsitorie Also good lorde by the vertue of thy clerenes / purge my soule from the darknes of synne That by the same vertue at the day of generall Resurrection my bodye may aryse vnto glorye / that I may ioye bothe in soule body / eternally with the in thy glory Amen ❧ The .iii. prayer how Christe appered to his mother Mary O Mary the mother of god most gracious virgyn and comforter of all desolate persons callynge and cryenge vnto the I besech the for that great ioy wherby thou were cōforted whan thou knewest that thy sonne Iesus Christ was rysen the thyrd day from deth vnto lyfe immortale and impassible That thou wolde be a cōforter
The .xli. Iohan. xix C. prayer / how Christ was brought vnto his iudgement O Lorde Iesu Christe the sonne of the lyuyng god / whiche in the .vi. hour of the day wolde for me most wretched synner be p̄sented before the iudge syttyng in iudgement graunt to me so to iudge my selfe in my selfe of all my synnes / by the testimonie or witnesse of myne owne conscyence And also so paciently to suffre thy iudgemēt in all aduersities that I may in suertie appere in thy last terrible iudgement Amen ☞ The .xlii. Marci xv B. prayer / how Christ was condempned O Iesu which for me wolde paciētly and innocētly suffre the vniust sentence of deth / that of the most shamefull deth of the crosse graūt to me that I neuer deserue the iust sentence of deth in soule or in body And that for thy loue I feare nat the wycked iudgementes of men And also that I neuer iudge any person wrongefully Amen Iohan. xix D. ☞ The .xliii. prayer / how Christe bare his crosse O Iesu which for me a wretch wold beare thy heuy crosse vpon thyne owne shoulders / make me wylfully and gladly to take the crosse of penaūce and strayter lyfe And to beare it dayly after the and for thy loue Amen Ibidē Math. 27. D. ❧ The .xliiii. prayer how Christ was ledde vnto Golgoltha / that is the mounte of Caluary O Iesu whiche for me wolde be led vnto Golgotha to be there crucifyed leade me in the pathe of thy commaundemētes / that I may folowe the steppes of thy passion with the holy women / and wepe vpon my selfe the miserie of my frayle condicyon Amen Ancelmus in dialogo passōis ☞ The .xlv. prayer / howe Christ was spoyled of his clothes before the crosse O Iesu which for me wolde be spoyled of thy clothes syt naked be / fore the crosse make me to be spoiled or naked frō al worldly thinges that be hynderaūce to my saluation / that I naked myght folowe thy naked crosse Amen ❧ The .xlvi. Ancelmus vbi supra prayer / how Christ was layde or spred vpon the crosse O Iesu which for me wolde be extended vpon the crosse / that so cruelly that all thy bones myght be nombred make me to extend al my membres and powers bothe of soule and bodye vnto thy laude and praysynge Amen ☞ The .xlvii. Iohan. xix D. prayer / how Christ was crucifyed O Iesu whiche for me wolde be nayled with most harde nayles vnto the crosse / and therby wolde fasten the obligacion and wrytyng of our synnes and deth vnto thy crosse Nayle fast I beseche the my flesshe with thy feare / that I surely cleuynge fast to thy commaundemētes / may euermore be fastyned to the to thy holy crosse Amen ❧ The .xlviii. prayer / howe Christes handes fete were nayled / and specially of the first or lefte hande Psal 21 O Iesu which for me most wretched wolde haue thy left hande digged or bored with a nayle fastened to the crosse graunt me that I may euer put and hyde all myne aduersities temptations in the most swete woūde of that lefte hande / and that I may fynde in it a sure and holsome remedy agaynst all maner of tribulations Amen ❧ The .xlix. prayer of borynge or naylynge of the seconde or ryght hande of Christe O Iesu which for me a wretch wold haue thy right hand ꝑsed through with a nayle / so fastened to the crosse graunt to me that I may hyde in thy most swete wounde of thy ryght hande with thankes al my good workes that it shall please thy goodnes to worke in me And that all my negligences and imꝑfections may therby be performed and supplyed Amen ☞ The .l. prayer / of the naylynge of the fyrst foot or lyfte foote of Christe O Iesu whiche for me wolde haue thy moost holy fete perced with a great crosse and harde nayle / and so to be fastined vnto the crosse graūt to me that whan so euer I am impugned or troubled with euyll cogitations / sinistrall affections and desyres I maye come to the wounde of thy lyfte foote / and there to fynde receyue holsom medicynes for my saluacyon Amen ❧ The .li. prayer of the naylyng of the seconde or ryght fote of Christe O Iesu which dyd make a foūtayne of thy grace / sprynge to vs from the holsome most swete wounde of thy ryght foote graunt to me that I may fasten and ioyne all my good desyres to that same thy wounde with a louely kysse And to make them conformable and agreyng to thy holy desyres Amē ☞ The .lii. Ancelmus in dialogo passōis prayer / how the crosse with Christ vpon it was raysed vp O Iesu whiche for me wolde be lyfted vpon the crosse / and so wolde be exalted from the erth make me I beseche the to be eleuate from all erthely affections And to be conuersaunte in mynde in heuenly thynges Amen ❧ The .liii. prayer / how .ii. Iohan. xix D. theues were crucifyed with Christ O Iesu which for me a wretch wold be crucified betwixt .ii. theues and wolde be reputed as one of them graūt that my spirit may be crucified betwixt the flesshe the worlde / that I may rest quietely in the in the mydle the extremes that is the flesshe and the worlde crucifyed to me Amen Math. 27. D. ☞ The .liiii. prayer / how the Saugiours deuyded Christes garmentes O Iesu which for me wold haue thy garmentes deuyded amongꝭ thy crucifyers / and wolde haue them caste lottes for thy vnsewed cote that was wouen or knyt and without seames graūt to me to take part with thy saintes and to folowe theyr exāples in the kepynge of thy commaundementes And that I may euer kepe thy charitie in me Amē Iohan. xix D. ❧ The .lv. prayer of the wrytynge of the title aboue Christes heed O Iesu whiche for me wolde be dyffamed scornefully with the subscription of thy victorious title graunt to me that I may strongly lyue feyght vnder that banner and victorious title / Iesus Nazarenus rex iudeorum That my gostly enemyes afrayd by the sight or hearynge therof / shulde nat darre to come nyghe vnto me Amen Math. 27. E. ☞ The .lvi. prayer of the illusyon and mockynge of Christe crucifyed O Iesu which for me crucified wold be mocked and dispysed with many rebukefull wordes / and yet wolde so charitably pray for thy crucifiers make me that I neuer descende from my religion or any good worke for no suggestion of the deuyl or dispisyngꝭ of man But that I may cōtinually perceuer in thy loue / and that I may for thy loue forgyue al them that do or say any euyl to me or agaynst me And that I maye euermore pray hertely for them Amen ❧ The .lvii. Luce. xxiii F. prayer / howe the thefe of the lefte hande rebuked Christ O Iesu