â—oly â—oly â—orde god of Sabaoth â—euyn and earth are fulfylled with the glory of thy maiestye â—he glorious coÌ„pany of the apostles prayse the. â—he goodly felowshyp of the prophetes worshyp the. â—e noble armony of martyrs prayse the â—he holy churche throughout all the worlde doth magnyfye the. â—hey knowledge the to be the father of an infynite maiesty â—hey knowledge thy honourable and very onely sone â—nd the holy ghost also to be a conforter â—hou arte the kynge of glory o Chryste â—hou arte the euerlastyng sone of the father â—hen thou tokest vpon the our nature to delyuer man y u dyddest not abhorre the virgyns woÌ„be â—hen thou haddest ouercomen the sharpnesse of death thou openest the kyngdome of heuyns to all true beleuers â—hou syttest on the ryght hande of god in the glory of the father â—e beleue that thou shalt com to be our iuge â—e therfore pray the helpe thy seruauÌ„tes whome thou hast redemed with thy precyous bloude â—ake them to be nombred with thy sayntes in â—…ye euerlastynge â— lorde saue thy people and blesse thy herytage â—ouerne and also lyfte theym vp iÌ„ to blesse euerlastynge â—e prayse the euery daye â—nd we worshyp thy name euer worlde without ende â—ouchsaufe good lorde to kepe vs this daye without synne â— lorde haue mercy vpoÌ„ vs haue mercy vpoÌ„ vs. â— lorde let thy mercy lyghten vpon vs euen as we trust in the. â— lorde iÌ„ the haue I trusted let me neuer be confouÌ„ded â—…oly mother of god make thy petâ—cyon 〈…〉 â—hat we may deserue Chrystes promyssyon ¶ 〈…〉 â—…e deum â—…iserere mei deus â— Aue mercy vpon me o god accordynge to thy great mercy â—nd accordyng to the multytude of thy compassyons wype away myn iniquite â—et wasshe me more from myne iniquite and elense me from my synne â—or I knowledge myne iniquite and my synne is euer before myne eyes â—gaynst the onely haue I synned and haue done euyll in thy syght that thou mayste be instifyed in thy wordes and mayst vaynquysshe wheÌ„ thou hast iudged â—o I was begotten in wyckednesse and my mother conceyued me in synne â—o thou haste loued trueth the vnknowen and secrete thynges of thy wysdome hast thou reueled vnto me â—pryncle me lorde with ysope and so shall I be cleane thou shalt wasshe me and then shal I be whyter then snowe â—nto my hearynge shalt thou gyue ioye gladnesse and my brosed bones shal be refresshed â—ourne thy face froÌ„ my synnes and wype away all my wyckednesse â— pure herte create in me oh god an vp ryght spyryte renewe within me â—ast me not away from thy face and thyne holy spyryte take not from me â—ake me agayn to reioyse in thy sauynge helth and strenthen me with a pryncypal spyryte â—wyll enstruct the wycked iÌ„ thy wayes and the vngodly shall be conuerted vnto the. â—elyuer me froÌ„ bloudes oh god the god of my health my toÌ„ge shal exalte thy ryghtwysenesse â—orde open thou my lyppes my mouthe shall pronounce thy prayse â—or yf thou haddest desyred sacryfices I hadde surely gyueÌ„ it but y u delytest not iÌ„ burnt offrynges â—sacryfyce to god is a lowly spirit a contrite an humble herte dispyce not o god â—eale gently of thy fauourable beneuolencâ— with Syon that the walles of Hierusalem may be buylte agayne â—hen shalt thou accept the sacryfyce of ryght wysnesse oblacyons and burnte offerynges then shall they lay calues vpon thyne altare â— This worde Laudes is asmoche to saye as prayses the feruyce folowynge is called so because it conteyneth onely the mere laudes prayses of Chryst and the virgyn his mother ¶ 〈…〉 The Laudes â—orde haste the to helpe me â—lorye be to the father to the sone to the holye ghoste â—â— it was in the begynnyng as it is nowe and euer shall be So be it ¶ 〈…〉 wonderfull â—…ominus regnauit 〈…〉 â—He lorde hath reygned he hathe put on goodly aray the lorde hath armed hiÌ„ selfe with strength and hath gyrded hym selfe â—e hath surely buylte set fast the rouÌ„de worlde so that it shall not be moued â—hy seate was then prepared o god but thou thy selfe arte of euerlastynge â—he floodes haue rysen o lorde the floodes haue rored â—he floodes haue lyfted vp theyr waues with great noyse and rorynge of many waters â—arueylous are the risynges of waters maruey lous is that lorde aboue â—hy testymonyes are made passynge credible holynes becometh thy house o lorde for euermore â—lory be to the father to the sone and to the holye ghoste â—s it was in the begynnynge as it is now and euer shall be So be it â—ubilate deo omnis â—Ake ye melody vnto god all that inhabyte the earthe serue ye the lorde with gladnes â—utre ye in to his presence with ioyfulnesse â—nowledge ye the lorde that he is god he hath made vs and not we our selues â—e that are his people and the shepe of his pasture entre his gates in confessyon his court with hympnes to magnifye hym â—rayse his name for the lorde is swete his mercy is endelesse and his trueth contynueth from one generacyon to another â—lory be to the father to the sone and to the. â—s it was in the begynnynge as it is nowe â—eus deus meus â—Od thou arte my god early do I watche after the. â—y soule hath thrysted after the myflesshe hath longed very moche â—n a countre deserte wylde and dry so haue I appered before the in a holye place for to se thy power and thy glorye â—or thy mercy is better then lyfe my lyppes shall prayse the. â—o shall I prayse the in my lyfe and in thy name shall lyfte vp myne handes â—y soule shal be satysfyed as it were with enter larde and fatnes and my mouthe shal prayse the with lyppes full of ioye â—o haue I ben myndefull of the vpon my bed I shall set my thought on the in the mornynge tymes because thou wast myne helper â—nd I shall reioyce vnder the couerte of thy wynges my soule hath cleaued vnto the thy ryght hande hath susteyned me â—hey veryly haue sought my soule iÌ„ vayne they shal go into the lower partes of the earth they shall be put in to the power of a swearde they shall be the partes of the foxes â—he kynge truely shal ioye in god all shall praysed that sweare in hym for the mouth of theÌ„ that speake vngodlynesse is stopped â—â—us misereatur nostri 〈…〉 â—Od haue mercy vpon vs and blesse vs let hym shew his face vnto vs and haue haue mercy vpon vs. â—hat we may knowe thy waye in earth and thy sauynge health amonge all nacyons â—â—t the people make knowledge vnto god let all nacyons coâ—…sse the. â—oyfull and gladde be all folke because thou â—u lest people with equite and orderest the nacyons in earth â—et thy people knowledge the o god let all nacyons confesse to the for the earth hath yel ded her fruyte â—lesse vs our god all that inhabyt the
earth all the partes therof feare the. â—lory be to the father to the sone and to the holy ghoste â—t it was in the begynnyge as it is nowe and euer shall be So be it 〈…〉 enedicite omâ—a opera domini ¶ â—Rayse ye the lorde all his workes prayse ertolle hym for euer â—e angelles prayse the lorde ye heuens prayse the lorde â—e waters al that are aboue heuen prayse the lorde all the powers of the lorde prayse ye y e lord â—he sonne the moone prayse ye the lorde starres of the fyrmament prayse ye the lorde â—he ravgne and the dâ—we prayse ye the lorde all the wyndes of god prayse ye the lorde â—â—eâ— and heate magnifye ye the lorde wynter and sommer prayse ye the lorde â—oysture ye hoore frostes prayse ye the lorde frost and colde prayse ye the lorde â—se and â—â—owe prayse ye the lorde nyghtes and dayes prayse ye the lorde â—yghte and darkenes prayse ye the lorde lyghtnynge and cloudes laude ye the lorde â—he earth mought prayse the lorde laude and extolle hym for euer â—ylles and mountaynes prayse ye the lorde all that spryngeth vpoÌ„ the earth laude ye the lorde â—e welles and sprynges prayse the lorde sees flodes prayse ye the lorde â—hale fysshes and all that moue iÌ„ the waters prayse ye the lorde all byrdes of the ayre prayse ye the lorde â—ll beastes bothe wylde and tame prayse the lorde ye chyldren of men prayse the lorde â—et Israel prayse the lorde laude hym and exâ—oll hym for euer â—epreestes of the lorde prayse the lorde ye serua untes of the lorde prayse the lorde â—espirites and soules of ryghtwysemen prayse the lorde ye holy meke in herte prayse the lorde â—nania Azaria Misael prayse ye the lorde lau de and extolle hym for euer â—lesse we the father the sone w t the holy ghost prayse we hym and serue we hym euermore â—lessed arte thou lorde in the fyrmament of heuyn thou arte prayse worthy gloryous and magnifyed worlde without ende â—audate dnÌ„m de celis â—Rayse ye the lorde of heuyns prayse ye hym in the hygh places â—rayse ye hym all his aungelles all his powers prayse ye hym â—rayse ye hym Sonne and moone all starres lyght prayse ye hym â—he hyghest of hâ—uyns prayse ye hym and the waters that are aboue the heuyns let theÌ„ prayse the lordes name â—or by his worde all thynges were made by his commaundemen â–ª all thynges were created â—e hath stablysshed them euerlastyngly and in to the worlde of worldes he hath set a lawe that shall not exspyre â—rayse the lorde ye dragons and al depnesses of the earthe â—yer hayle snowe yse stormes of wyndes that do his commaundement â—ouÌ„taynes and all lytell hylles wodde bearyng fruyte and all Cedre trees â—eastes and all maner of Catell serpentes and fethered foules â—ynges of the earth and all people princes and all iudges of the earth â—achelers and maydens olde men and yonge let them prayse the name of the lorde for the name of hym onely is eâ—alted â—he knowledge of hym is aboue heuyn earth he hathe exalted the horne of his people â—aude be vnto al his sayntes to the sones of Israel to the people approchynge vnto hym â—antate domino â—Yng ye vnto the lorde a new song praysed be he in the congregacyon of sayntes â—et Israel reioyce in hym that made hym and let the sones of syon triumphe in theyr kynge â—et thew prayse his name with daunsynge let them syng vnto hym with tympany and harpe â—or the lorde is well pleased with his people hath exalted the lowly into saluacyon â—ayntes shall triuÌ„phe iÌ„ glorye they shall make ioye in theyr chambres â—he prayses of god shal be in theyr mouthes two edged swordes in theyr handes â—o do vengeaunce amongest nacyons correccyons amongest people â—…o bynde theyr kynges in fetters and theyr nobles in manacles of yron â—or to execute on them the iudgement wryten this is glory vnto all his sayntes â—audate dnÌ„m in sanctis 〈◊〉 â—Rayse the lorde in his sayntes prayse hym in the fyrmament of his power â—rayse hym in his strenght prayse hym accordynge to the almyghtynes of his power â—rayse hym with the sounde of a trompet prayse ye hym with harpe and lute â—rayse hym with tympany and dauÌ„synge prayse hym with rebeckes and organs â—rayse hym with clarysymbals wel soundynge prayse hym with symbals of swetnesse let euery spyryte prayse the lorde â—lory be to the father to the sone and to the holye ghoste â—s it was in the begynnynge as it is now and euer shall be So be it 〈…〉 wonderfull exchaunge The creatour of mankynde takynge vpon hym a lyuynge body hath not disdayned to be borne of a virgyn And he beyng made man without seede of man hath commytted vnto vs his godhed 〈…〉 aria virgo semper â—Irgyn Mary reioyce alway whiche hast borne Chryste the maker of heuen erth for out of thy wombe thou hast brought forth the sauyour of the worlde Thankes be to god ¶ 〈…〉 gloriosa femina â—Gloryous floure of womanhed Aboue the starres inthronysed Thyne holy brestes haue nourysshed That lorde that the hath created â—ur health lost by Eues offence Thy godly fruyte doth recompence For vs in heuyn to haue ingredience Thou wast a wyndowe by prouydence â—hou arte the dore of the heuynly kynge And the gate of lyfe resplendysshynge Syns that a virgyn lyfe doth brynge Ye redemed people reioyce and synge â—lory to the lorde of myghtes moost That of a virgyn chaste was bore â—lory to the father and the holy ghost To them be praysyng for euermore So be it â—…od hathe her choseÌ„ all other before â—…nd causeth her to dwell with hym for euermore 〈…〉 gloryous mother of god ¶ 〈…〉 â—Lessed be the lorde god of Israel for he hath visyted and redemed his people â—nd hath raysed vp an horne of saluacyon vnto vs in the house of his seruaunt Dauid â—uyn as he promysed by the mouthe of his holy prophetes whiche were syns the worlde began â—hat we shuld be saued from our enemyes and from the handes of all that hate vs. â—o fulfyl the mercy promysed to our fathers to remembre his holy testament â—o perfourme the othe whiche he sware to our father Abraham that he wolde gyue vs. â—hat we delyuered out of the haÌ„des of oure ene myes myght serue hym without feare â—n holynesse and ryghtwysenes before hym all the dayes of our lyfe â—nd thou chylde shalte be called the prophet of the hyeste for thou shalte go before the face of the lorde to prepare his wayes â—o gyue knowledge of saluacyon vnto his people for the remyssyon of theyr synnes â—hrough the tendre mercy of our god wherby the day spryng from an hye hath visyted vs. â—o gyue lyght to them that syt iÌ„ darkenes and in the shadowe of death and to guyde our feete in to the way of peace â—lory be to the father to the sone and to the holy ghoste â—s it
they lay calues vpon thyne altare â—orde gyue them eternall reste and let contynuall lyght shyne vnto them â—…y broused bones lorde shall be refresshed 〈…〉 earelorde â—e decet hymnus 〈…〉 â—Rayse becoÌ„meth the o god iÌ„ SyoÌ„ let euery pmyse be ê‘fourmed to the in hierusaleÌ„ â—god heare my prayer vnto y e shall euery creature come â—he wordes of the wycked haue preuayled agaynste vs vnto our vngodlynes thou shalte be mercyfull â—lessed is he whome thou haste chosen and taken vp ne shall dwell in thy court â—e shal be satisfied with the godes of thy hous holy is thy temple and meruaylous in equite â—eare vs o god our sauyour the hope of all the costes of the earth and mayne see â—hou preparest the hylles with thy strength whiche beynge gyrded with power styrrest the depnes of the see the rorynge waters therof â—eople shal be affrayde they that dwel vpon the see coostes shall drede thy sygnes thou shalt refresshe the mornynge and euenyng fruytes â—hou haste visyted the earth and hast watered it thou hast done moche to enryche it â—he flode of god is replenysshed with waters thou hast prepared theyr fode for so is the preparacyon of it â—hou encreasynge the watercourses of it multiply est the sprynges of it with softe showres it shall englad the out sprynges â—hou shalte blesse the crowne of the yere of thy benygnyte and thy feldes shal be replenysshed with habundaunce â—he goodly places of deserte shal waxe flatte the lytell hylles shall be gyrte with gladnes â—he rammes of thy flocke are well fleced the valeys shall crease with weate ye they shal outcrye and gyue prayse â—orde gyue theÌ„ eternall reste and let coÌ„tynuall lyght shyne vnto them 〈…〉 â—eare my prayer o lorde vnto the shal euery creature come â—…e hath receyued 〈…〉 eus deus meus 〈…〉 â—Od thou arte my god early do I watche after the. â—y soule hath longed after the my flesshe hath thyrsted very moche â—n to a countre deserte wylde and drye so baue I appered before the iÌ„ an holy place for to se thy power and thy glory â—or thy mercy is better theÌ„ lyfe my lyppes shall prayse the. â—o shal I prayse the in my lyfe and in thy name I shall lytte vp my handes â—y soule shall be satysfyed as it were with enterlarde and fatnes and my mouthe shall prayse the with lyppes full of ioye â—o haue I ben myndefull of the vpoÌ„ my bed in the mornyng tymes bycause thou waste my helper I shall set my thought on the. â—nd I shall reioyse vnder the couerte of thy wynges my soule hath cleaued vnto the thy ryght hande hath susteyne me â—hey veryly haue sought my lyfe in vayne they shall go in to the lower partes of the erth they shall be put iÌ„ to the power of a swerde they shall be the parthes of foxes â—he kynge truely shall ioye in god all shal be praysed that sweare in hym for the mouthe of them that speake vngodlynes is stopped â—eus miscreatur nostri 〈…〉 GOd haue mercy vpon vs and blesse vs let hym shewe his face vnto vs and haue mercy vpon vs. â—hat thy way may be knowen in the earth and thy sauynge helth also amonge all nacyons â—et thy people make knowledge vnto god let all nacyons confesse the. â—oyfull and glad be all folke because thou rulest the people with equite ordrest nacyoÌ„s in earth â—eople knowledge the to be god let all nacyoÌ„s confesse the for the earth hathe brought forth her fruyte â—lesse vs our god and all that inhabyte the earth that al the partes therof may feare the. â—orde gyue them eternall reste and let contynuall lyght shyne vnto them 〈…〉 â—orde thy ryght hande hathe de fended me 〈…〉 rom the gates of hell ¶ 〈…〉 〈…〉 go dixi in dimidio â—Sayd in the myddes of my dayes I shall go to the gates of hell â—desyred the resydue of my yeres I sayd to my selfe I shal not se the lorde god in the lande of the lyuynge â—shall not se man any more and hym that dwelleth in reste â—y generacyon is taken from me and folden vp as the shepherdes tente â—y lyfe is cut of lyke a weauers webbe euyn when I began he cutte me downe froÌ„ mornyng vntyll the nyght thou shalt fynysshe me â—was in hope vntyll mornynge euyn as a lyon so dyd he gnawe by bones â—roÌ„ mornynge vntyll nyght thou shalte fynysshe me as a yonge swalow so shall I crye shall muse as a done â—yne eyen daseled with lokyng on hygh â—orde I am enforced answere for me what I shall say or what shall he answere me syns I haue done it â—shall reuolue all my yeres vnto the with great bytternes of herte â—orde yf they lyue thus the lyfe of my spirite be iÌ„ suche chynges thou shalt correct me quycken me lo in peace my sorowe is most bytterest â—hou surely haste delyuered my soule that it shulde not perysshe thou haste cast behynde thy backe all my synnes â—or neyther hell shall knowledge the nor death shall prayse the they that discende in to the pyt shall not trust vpon thy veryte â—e that is lyuyng the man lyuynge shal knowledge the lyke as I do nowe the father vnto the chyldren shall declare thy trueth â—aue me lorde and we shall synge our psalmes in the lorde house all the dayes of oure lyfe â—orde gyue them eternall reste and let contynuall lyght shyne vnto them 〈…〉 rom the gates of hell lorde delyuer theyr soules 〈…〉 uery spirite â—audate dnÌ„m decâ—lis â—Rayse ye the lorde of heuyns prayse ye hym in the hygh places â—rayse ye hym all his aungelles all his powers prayse ye hym â—rayse hym sonne and moone all sterres and lyght prayse ye hym â—he hyghest of heuyns prayse ye hym and the waters that are aboue the heuyns lette them prayse the lordes name â—or by his worde all thynges were made by his commaundement al thynges were created â—e hath stablysshed them euerlastyngly in the worlde of worldes he hathe set a lawe it shall not expyre â—rayse the lorde ye dragons and all depnesses of the earth â—yre hayle snowe yse stormes of wyndes that do his commaundement â—ouÌ„taynes and all lytle hylles woode bearynge fruyte and all ceder trees â—eastes and all maner of catell serpentes and fethered foules â—ynges of the earth all people prynces and all iudges of the earth â—achâ—lers and maydens olde meÌ„ and yong let them prayse the name of the lorde for the name of hym onely hath ben exalted â—he knowledge of hym is aboue heuyn earth and he hathe exalted the horne of his people â—rayse be vnto all his sayntes to the sones of Israel to the people approchyng vnto hym â—orde gyue them eternall reste let contynuall lyght shyne vnto them â—antate dnÌ„o canticuÌ„ â—Ynge we vnto the lorde a newe song the prayse of hym is in the congregacyon of sayntes â—et Israel reioyse in hym that made hym let the sones of
〈…〉 hy wyl be fulfylled in erth as it is iÌ„ heuyn 〈…〉 â—…ur dayly breade gyue to vs this day 〈…〉 nd forgyue vs our offences euyn as we forgyue theÌ„ that offende vs. â—…nd leade vs not in to temptacyon â—…ut delyuer vs from all euyll So be it ¶ 〈…〉 â—Ayle Mary ful of grace our lorde is with the. Blessed be thou amonge women and blessed be the fruyt of thy wombe Iesus Chryst So be it ¶ 〈…〉 〈…〉 â—Beleue in god the father almyghty maker of heuyn and earth The seconde artycle nd in Iesu Christ his onely sone our lorde 〈…〉 Uvhiche was conceyued of the holy ghost borne of Mary a virgyn 〈…〉 Uvhiche suffered vnder ponce Pylate and was crucifyed deade and buryed 〈…〉 Uvhiche descended to hell the thyrde day rose from death to lyfe â—…e ascended in to heuyn sytteth at the ryght hande of god the father almyghty 〈…〉 roÌ„ theÌ„s he shall come to Iudge the quycke and the deade 〈…〉 beleue iÌ„ the holy ghoste 〈…〉 he holy churche catholyke the ê¯munyon of sayntes 〈…〉 he remyssyon of synnes 〈…〉 he resurreccyon of the flesshe 〈…〉 nd the lyfe euerlaslyn ge So be it ¶ 〈…〉 The. x. commaundementes ¶ 〈…〉 â—Hou shalte not haue straunge goddes in my syght 〈…〉 hou shalt not vsurpe the name of thy god iÌ„ vayne 〈…〉 â—bserue the Saboth daye 〈…〉 onour thy father and mother 〈…〉 hou shalt not kyll 〈…〉 hou shalt not do aduoutry 〈…〉 hou shalt not do thefte 〈…〉 â—hou shalte beare no false wytnesse agaynst the neyghbour 〈…〉 hou shalt not desyre the wyfe of thy neyghbour 〈…〉 hou shalte not desyre the good of thy neyghboure ¶ 〈…〉 〈…〉 â—O beleue that Chryst hathe for vs meryted To be the chyldreÌ„ and heyres of his father sanctifyed God onely to serue without faynynge alway His crosse for to beare and prynces to obey Doynge good to all and harme to no man This is the summe of the fayth chrystian A prayer to the Trinyte ¶ 〈…〉 〈…〉 â—Oyle Trinyte be helpynge vnto me O god iÌ„ thy name shall I lyfte vppe myne haÌ„des Moost holy god and mercyfull father lorde Iesu Chryst almyghty euerlastyng god I gyue laudes and thaÌ„kes vnto the whiche hast this nyght preserued defended and vysited me thy vnworthy seruaunt And hast caused me to come to the begynnyng of this daye saufe souÌ„de and for thy benefytes whiche thou of thy only goodnesse hast bestowed vpoÌ„ me I beseche thy mercy father most mercyfull that thou wylte grauÌ„t me to spende the daye that is to come in thy holy seruyce with al humylite discrecyon deuocyon and charytable loue that I may be able to do my seruyce due and pleasauÌ„t vnto the iÌ„ all my workes And cause me to lyue alway with thy grace and all the dayes of my lyfe I commeÌ„de vnto the my body and my soule So be it ¶ 〈…〉 â—Orde by the habundaunce of thy mercy I wyll entre into thy house I shall worshyp the at thy holy temple acknowlege thy name Lorde through thy iustyce guyde me agaynst myne enemyes directe my way euen in thy syght So be it The Matyns ¶ 〈…〉 â—Or the more euydent explanacyon and vnderstaÌ„dynge of this Prymer it is to be noted that this worde Matyns is asmoch to say as the mornyng houres or mornynge seruyce and so is called because the same is and hath ben alwayes accustomed to be sayd and songe in the mornynge And for asmoche as the hole processe therof doth specyally brynge to our remembrauÌ„ce the Natiuyte and byrthe of Chryste conceyued and borne of the moost inuiolate virgyn Mary it is called the Matyns of our Lady In whose moost worthy prayse and coÌ„mendacyon many solempne Hympnes diuine colletes pleasaunt Anthemes are herin wryten â—omine labia mea aperies LOrde open thou my lyppes â—nd my mouthe shall pronounce thy prayse â—god beÌ„de thy selfe iÌ„ to my helpe â—orde hast the to helpe me â—lory be to the father to the sone and to the holy ghoste â—s it was in the begynnyng as it is now and euer shall be So be it Prayse ye the lorde ¶ 〈…〉 Prayse ye the lorde Laude be to the lorde kynge of eternall glory ¶ 〈…〉 Hayle Mary full of grace the lorde is with the. 〈…〉 â—Ome and let vs ioyfully gyue thankes vnto the lord let vs reioyce iÌ„ god our sauyour let vs approche vnto his presence with prayse thankes gyuynge and syng vnto hym in psalmes Hayle Mary full of grace â—or god is a great lorde a great kynge ouer all goddes whiche shall not for sake his people in whose power are al the costes of the earth and he beholdeth the toppes of the mountaynes The lorde is with the. â—he see is his for he hath made it and his handes haue fasshoned the earthe also come therfore and let vs worshyppe and fal downe before the lorde let vs wepe before the lorde which hath made vs for he is our lorde god and we are his people and the shepe of his pasture Hayle Mary full of grace â—ow yfye heare his voyce se that ye harden not youre hertes as they dyd in the tyme of temptacyon iÌ„ wyldernesse bytterly murmuriÌ„ge agaynst god where your fathers tempted me and prouoked me to angre and yet sawe they my workes The lorde is with the. â—orty yeres was I a neyghboure vnto this generacyon wherfore I sayd euer theyr hertes are gone fro me they know not my wayes to whome I swore in my great angre that they shulde not entre in to my rest Hayle Mary full of grace The lorde is with the. â—lory be to the father to the sone and to the holy ghoste â—s it was in the beginnynge as it is nowe and euer shal be So be it ¶ 〈…〉 â—He gouernour of the triple engyn Uvhome the earth the see the heuyns do honour Conceyued is in the wombe of a vyrgyn Uvhose name is Mary by goddes hygh power â—maydens wombe immaculate and pure Hym hath conceyued without spot or cryme To whome the Sonne and moone and euery creature Do serue alway in theyr course tyme. â—lessed is y t Mother replenysshed with grace In whose wombe the creatour immortall Hath not disdayned to take his place Holdynge in his hande the worlde ouer all â—f the heuenly messenger blessed is she Through the grace of the holy ghost inspyred For out of her wombe proceded he Uvhome all the nacyons of the worlde desyred â—lory to the lorde of myghtes moost That of a virgyn chaste was bore Glory to the father and the holy ghost To them be praysyng for euermore So be it â—nÌ„s dominus noster â—Lorde whiche arte our lorde how marucylous is thy name ouer all the earth â—or thy magnifycence hathe ben exalted aboue the heuyns â—hou haste aduaunced thy prayse by the mouthes of infauntes and suckynge babes in dispyte of thyne enemyes for to confounde the aduersary and the reuenger â—herfore I shall beholde the heuyns whiche are the workes of
hande â—here is no healthe in my flesshe in regarde of thy wrath is ther no rest in my bones because of my synnes â—or myn iÌ„iquities are ouerpassed myn head and are layde vpon me as an heuy burden â—y woundes haue putrifyed and festred by reason of my folysshenesse â—am made wretche and croked vnto the ende all day dyd I go sorowfully â—or my loynes are fol of illusyons and there is no health in my flesshe â—am sore afflycted and brought lowe I dyd rore out for the sorowe of myne herte â—orde before the is all my desyre and my mournynge is not hydde from the â—y herte is troubled my strength hath left me the syght of myne eyes and the very same is not with me â—y freÌ„des and my neyghbours drewe togyther and stode agaynst me â—nd they that stode nexte me stode farre of they that layde wayte for my lyfe set vpon me â—nd they that sought me spake euyll to me vanites and deceytes they imagyned all daye â—ut I as one beyng deaf dyd not heare and as one that were dombe not openyng my mouth â—nd I was made as a maÌ„ not hearyng and hauynge no countercheckes in his mouthe â—or in the lorde haue I trusted thou wylte heare me my lorde god â—or I haue sayde lest any tyme myn enemyes tryumphe vpoÌ„ me and whylst my fete slyde they spake great thynges agaynst me â—or I am prepared vnto the whyppes and my dolour is alwayes in my syght â—or I shall confesse myne vngodlynesse shall take thought for my synne â—ut myne enemyes lyue are made strong ouer me and they are multiplyed whiche hated me vniustly â—hey that requyted euyll for good detracted me because I folowed goodnesse â—orsake me not o lorde my god neyther departe thou from me â—ntend toward my helpe o lorde god my helth â—lory be to the father to the sone and to the ho lye ghoste â—s it was in the begynnynge as it is now and euer shall be So be it â—iserere mei deus â—Aue mercy vpon me o god accordynge to thy great mercy â—nd accordyng to the multytude of thy compassyons wype away myn iniquite â—et wasshe me more froÌ„ myne iniquite and clense me more from my synne â—or I knowledge myne iniquite and my synne is euer before myne eyes â—gaynst the onely haue I synned and haue done euyll iÌ„ thy syght that thou mayste be iustifyed in thy wordes and mayst vaynquysshe wheÌ„ thou hast iudged â—o I was begotten in wyckednesse and my mother conceyued me in synne â—o thou haste loued trueth the vnknowen and secrete thynges of thy wysdome hast thou reueled vnto me â—pryncle me lorde with ysope and so shall I be cleane thou shalt wasshe me and then shal I be whyter then snowe â—nto my hearynge shalt thou gyue ioye gladnesse and my brosed bones shal be refresshed â—ourne thy face froÌ„ my synnes and wype away all my wyckednesse â—pure herte create in me oh god an vp ryght spyryte renewe within me â—ast me not away from thy face and thyne holy spyryte take not from me â—ake me agayn to reioyse in thy sauyng helth strenghten me with a pryncypal spyryte â—wyll enstruct the wycked iÌ„ thy wayes and the vngodly shall be conuerted vnto the. â—elyuer me from bloudes oh god the god of my health my toÌ„ge shal exalte thy ryght wysenesse â—orde open thou my lyppes my mouthe shall pronounce thy prayse â—or yt thou naddest desyred sacryfices I hadde surely gyuen it but thou delytest not in burnt offrynges â—sacryfyce to god is a lowly spirit a contrite an humble herte dispyce not o god â—eale getsy of thy fauourable benenoleÌ„ce with Syon that the walles of HierusaleÌ„ may be buylte agayne â—heÌ„ shalt thou accept the sacryfyce of ryghtwysenesse oblacyons and burnte offerynges then shall they lay calues vpon thyne altare â—lory be to the father to the sone and to the ho ly ghoste â—s it was in the begynnynge as it is now and euer shall be So be it 〈◊〉 omine eraudi orationeÌ„ meaÌ„ â—Orde heare my prayer and let my clamouâ—…re come vnto the. â—ourne not thy face from me wheÌ„ soeuer I am troubled bowe thyne eare vnto me â—n what soeuer day that I am troubled hear me quyckely â—or my dayes haue vanysshed as smoke my bones waxe drye as a fyrebrande â—am stryken and my hert wythered lyke hay by cause I forgat to eate my breade â—ith the noyse of my mournynge my boone hath clouen to the flesshe â—am made lyke vnto a pellycan of wyldernes and am made lyke the nyght rauyn in an house â—haue waked and am made lyke a sparowe solytary in the roufe of an house â—ll daye dyd myne enemyes rayle vpon me and they that praysed me conspyred agaynst me â—or I dyd eate asshes as breade and myngled my drynke with wepynge â—n regarde of thy wrathe and indygnacyon for thou takynge me vp dyddest cast me agaynst the grounde â—y dayes haue faded as a shadow and I haue wythered lyke haye â—ut thou lorde abydest for euer and thy memoryal is from one generacyon vnto another â—hou lorde arysyng shalt haue mercy of SyoÌ„ for it is tyme to haue mercy on it for the tyme ê¯meth â—or the stones therof haue pleased thy seruauÌ„tes they shall haue rueth on the grouÌ„de therof â—nd the people shall feare thy name o lorde all kynges of the earth thy glorye â—or the lorde hath buylded Syon and shall be sene in his glorye â—e hath regarded the speache of the humble hath not dispyced theyr prayer â—et these thynges be wryten in another generacyon and the people that shall be created shall prayse the lorde â—or he hathe loked downe from his hyghe holy place the lorde hathe loked downe from heuyn vnto the earthe â—or to hear the waylyng of them that be fettered for to lose the sones of them that were slayn â—hat they shulde in Syon declare the name of the lorde and his prayse in Hierusalem â—n assemblynge of people togyther and kynges for to serue the lorde â—e answered hiÌ„ in the way of his vertue shewe vnto me the shortnes of my dayes â—all me not backe in the myddes of my dayes in to the euerlastyngnes of thy yre â—roÌ„ the begynnynge thou lorde haste layde the foundacyon of the earthe the workes of thyne handes are the heuyns â—hey shal perysshe but thou abydest and shal all waxe olde as a garment And as a couerynge thou shalte chaunge them and they shal be chauÌ„ged but thou arte one and the same and thy yeres shall not fayle â—he sones of thy seruauÌ„tes shall dwel togyther and theyr seede shal be directed for euer â—e profundis clamaui 〈…〉 â—Rom the deepe places haue I called vnto the o lorde lorde heare my voyce â—et thyne eares be intentyfe to the voyce of my prayer â—f thou lorde wylte loke so straytly vpoÌ„ synners o lorde who shall abyde it But there is mercy with the and because of thy lawe haue I abyden the
father pure and vnspotted to be immortally gloryfyed in body and soule euyn as verily as he hym selfe arose agayn froÌ„ death and ascended vnto his father in body and soule eternally to reygne with hym in heuyn ¶ 〈…〉 〈…〉 eus deus meus respice ¶ 〈…〉 Psalmes of the Passyon â—hou truely dwellest iÌ„ the hooly place the prayse of Israel â—ur fathers haue trusted in the they haue trusted and thou haste delyuered them â—hey haue cryed to the and they be made safe they haue trusted in the and they were not confounded â—tru y am but a worme and no man the approbry of men and out cast of all the people â—ll that euer sawe me laughed me to skorne they spake with theyr lyppes and noded with theyr heades â—ayenge he hath trusted in the lorde nowe let hym take hym let hym make hym hole for he loueth hym â—or thou arte he that haste drawen me from the wombe and wast myne hope from the brestes of my mother I was cast out from my mothers wombe vnto the. â—hou arte my god from my mothers wombe departe not from me â—or tribulacyon is nere and there is none to helpe me â—any calues haue compassed me and fatte bulles haue beset me aboute â—hey haue set theyr mouthes wyde open vpon me lyke a lyon raumpynge and rorynge 〈◊〉 was powred forth lyke water and all my bones were dispersed a sonder â—y herte was made lyke meltyng waxe with in the myddes of my belly â—y strength was dryed vp lyke a shelle my tongue cleaued fast to my iawes thou hast brought me to deade duste â—or dogges compasse me aboute the counsell of tuyll men haue beset me â—hey haue bored my handes and my feete they haue nombred all my bones â—hey truely haue consydered and loke vpoÌ„ me and haue deuyded amonge them my garmentes and vpon my cote they haue cast lottes â—rolonge not good lorde thy helpe from me but loke vnto my defence â—elyuer my soule froÌ„ the swerde and myne onely soule from the hande of the dogge â—aue me from the mouth of the lyon and my humylite from the hornes of vnycornes I shal shewe thy name to my brethren I shal prayse the in the myddes of the coÌ„gregacyon â—e that feare the lorde prayse ye hym all the hole seede of Iacob gloryfye ye hym Let all the sede of Israel feare hym for he despy seth not nor tourneth his face from the prayer of the poore Weyther turneth he awaye his face froÌ„ me and when I cryed vnto hym he hath herde me â—t the shall my prayse be in the great congregatyon I shal yelde vp my vowes in the syght of them that feare hym â—et poore men eate and they shall be satisfyed and they shall prayse the lorde that seke after hym theyr hertes mouthe lyue worlde with ende â—ll the costes of the earth shall remembre them selues and shall be conuerted to the lorde â—nd all the familyes of the gentylles shall do worshyp in his presence â—or to the lorde apperteyneth kyngdome and he shall rule the people â—ll the ryche men of the earth haue eaten and worshypped hym al that shal descende in to the earth shall bowe downe in his syght â—nd my soule shall lyue to hym my seede shall serue hym â—he generacyon to come shal be shewed to the lorde and the heuyns shal shew the iustyce that he hath done to the people that shall be borne â—Ominus regit me â—he lorde ruleth me c Ye shall fynde in the Dirige â—Omini est terra 〈…〉 he eart his the lordes â—his Psalme is in the Matyns â—D te domiÌ„e leuaui â—nto the lorde haue â—his psalme is in the Dirige â—udica me domine â—Udge me good lorde for I haue entred in myn innocencye and trustynge in the lorde I shall not be made weyke â—roue me good lorde and tempte me bothe my raynes and my herte â—or thy mercy is before myne eyes and I haue delyted in thy trouth â—haue not sytten with a vayne couÌ„sell neyther shall I medle with them that do vniustly â—haue hated the congregacyoÌ„ of the malygnaÌ„t and with the vngodly I shal not sytte â—shall wasshe my handes amonge the innocentes I shal compasse aboute thy aultare o lorde â—hat I may hear the voyce of thy laud and that I may shewe forth all thy wonderous workes â—orde I haue loued the beautye of thy house the dwellynge place of thy glory â—god delâ—roy not my soule with the wycked nor my lyfe with bloudsheders â—n whose handes is wyckednesse theyr ryght hande is fylled with brybes â—truely haue entred in myne innoceÌ„cye redeme me and haue mercy vpon me â—y god hath stande ryght vp o lorde in the congregacyons I shall prayse the. â—Ominê° illuminatio mea â—he lorde is my lyght â—Ye shal fynde it in the Dirige â—d te domine clamabo â—Lorde I shall cry to the o god my god be not longe sylent towarde me leste y t when thou shalt holde thy peace to me I shall be lykened to them that descende downe in to the lake â—good lorde heare y e voyce of my prayer whyle I pray to the whyle I lyfte vp my handes vnto thy holy temple â—hat thou delyuer me not amonge the synners that thou do not loose me amonge theym that worke iniquite â—hiche speake peace to theyr neyghbour and theyr hertes be full of euyll â—yue vnto theÌ„ accordynge to theyr workes and accordynge to the wyckednes of theyr inueÌ„cyoÌ„s rewarde them â—yue vnto them accordynge to the workes of theyr handes so gyue them theyr rewarde â—or because they haue not vnderstaÌ„de the workes of the lorde and in the workes of theyr hande thou shalte destroy them and thou shalt not edifye them â—he lorde is blessed for he hath herd the voyce of my complaynt â—he lord is my helper and my defender in hym hath my herte trusted and I haue ben holpen â—nd my flesshe hath reflorysshed and I shall be confessed to hym with al my wyll â—he lorde is the strength of his people and he is the defender of the helth of his anoynted â—good lorde make safe thy people blesse thyne herytauÌ„ce and gouerne them and extolle theÌ„ for euer â—fferte domino filij 〈…〉 â—Kynge to the lord o ye soÌ„nes of god bryng to the lorde the sones of rammes â—rynge ye to the lorde glory and honour bryng ye to the lorde the glory of his name prayse ye the lorde in his holy courte â—he voyce of the lorde vpoÌ„ the waters the god of maiestye hath thondered the lorde ouer many waters â—he voyce of the lorde iÌ„ vertue the voyce of the lorde in excellencye â—he voyce of the lorde breakynge y e Cedre trees and the lord shal breake euyn the Cedre trees of Lybany â—nd he shall destroy them lyke a calfe of lybany and he is loued lyke as the sones of vnicornes â—he voyce of the lorde cuttyng the flaÌ„bes of fyre the voyce of the lorde beatynge the desarte the
archbysshoppe xvj  f saynt Newe bysshoppe xvij xvij g octa of saynt Martyn xviij vj saynt Elizabeth xix  b saynt Edmunde kynge xx xiiij c Presentacyon of our Lady xxj iij d saynt Cecily virgyn and martyr xxij  e saynt Clement bysshop of rome xxiij xj f saynt Grysogony martyr xxiiij xix g 〈…〉 xxv  saynt Lini bysshoppe of Rome xxvj viij b saynt Agricole and vital xxvij  c saynt rufe martyr xxviij xvj d saynt saturne Uigyll xxix v e xxx Decembre The yere by Decembre taketh his ende And so dooth man at thre score and twelue Nature with aege wyll hym on message seÌ„de The tyme is come that he must go hym selue 〈…〉  f saynt Loye bysshoppe i 〈◊〉 g saync lybane ij ij A deposicyon of saynt osmunde iij x b saynt Barbara virgyn iiij  c saynt Sabba abbot v xviij d 〈…〉 vj vij e octaues of saynt andrewe vij  f 〈…〉 viij 〈◊〉 g saynt Cypryan abbot ix iiij saynt Eulalie x  b Damase bysshoppe of Rome xi xij c ¶ 〈…〉 xij i d saynt lucy vyrgyn xiij  e othilie virgyn xiiij ix f saynt valery bysshoppe xv  g ¶ 〈…〉 xvâ— xvij saynt lazarus bysshoppe xvij vi b saynt Gratian bysshoppe xviij  c saynt venyce virgyn xix xiiij d saynt Iulyan martyr xx iij e 〈…〉 xxi  f xxx martyrs xxij xi g vyctory virgyâ— xxiij xix Uigyll xxiiij  b 〈…〉 xxv viij c 〈…〉 xxvj  d 〈…〉 xxvij xvi e 〈…〉 xxviij v f 〈…〉 xxix  g â—ranslacyon of saynt Iames xxx xiij saynt Syluester bysshop of Rome xxxi â—Notâ— the golden nombre that is writen after the sayntes on the ryght hande in the moneth of 〈…〉 and 〈…〉 And the sonday nexte after the goldeÌ„ noÌ„bre for the yeare shall be 〈…〉 ¶ 〈…〉 ¶ 〈…〉 I Am Sonday mooste honorable The heed of al the weke dayes That day all thynges laborable Ought for to resâ—e gyue prayse To our Creatour that alwayes wolde haue vs reste after trauayle Man seruaunt and thy beaste he sayes And the other to thyne auayle ¶ 〈…〉 Monday men ought me for to call In whiche good workes ought to begynne Hearynge masse the fyrste dede of all Intendynge for to flee deedly synne This worldly goodes truely to vynne with labour and true exercyse For who of good workes can not blynne To his rewarde shall vynne Paradyse ¶ 〈…〉 I tuesday am also named of Mars Called of goddes armypotent I loue neuer for to be scars Of workes but alwayes dylygent Stryuynge agaynste lyfe indigent Beynge in this worlde or elles where â—o serue our lorde with good intent As of duety we are bounde here ¶ 〈…〉 wednesday sothely is my name A mydes the weke is my beynge wherin all vertues dothe frame By the meanes of good lyuynge I do remembre the heuenly kynge That was solde in my season I do worke with true meanynge Hym for to serue as it is reason ¶ 〈…〉 I am the meâ—yest of seuen Called thursday verely In my tyme the kynge of heuen Made his souper merely In forme of breade gaue his body To his Apostles as it is â—layne And then washed theyr fete mekely And went to Olyuet mountayne ¶ 〈…〉 Named I am deuoute fryday The whiche careth for no delyte But to mourne fast deale and pray I do set all my hole appetyte To thynke on the Iues dyspyte Howe they dyd Chryste on the tre rent And thynkynge howe I may be quyte At the dredefull Iudgement ¶ 〈…〉 Saterday I am comynge laste Trustynge on the tyme well spent Hauynge euer mynde stedfaste On that lorde that harowed hell That he my synnes wyll expell At the instaunce of his Mother whose goodnesse dothe farre excell whome I serue aboue all other amen The commaundementes of 〈…〉 gyuen by Moyses and expounded by 〈…〉 to our Mother tongue very necessarye and expedyent for Youthe and all other for to lerne and to knowe ¶ 〈…〉 I Am the Lorde thy god whiche haue brought the out of the lande of Egypt and out of the house of boÌ„dage 〈…〉 Thou shalte haue none other goddes iÌ„ my syght 〈…〉 Thou shalte make the no graueÌ„ Ymage neyther any similitude that is iÌ„ heueÌ„ aboue or in the earthe beneathe or in the water that is beneath the earthe Se that thou neyther bowe thy selfe to them neyther serue them For I the lorde thy god am a gelouse god vysite the synne of the fathers vpoÌ„ the chyldreÌ„ vnto the thyrde and fourth generacyoÌ„ of them that hate me and yet shewe mercye to thousandes amoÌ„ge theÌ„ that loue me and kepe my commaundementes 〈…〉 Heare Israell our lorde god is one lorde and thou shalt loue thy lorde god with all thy herte with all thy Soule with all thy mynde and with ali thy strength Thou shalte worshyp thy lorde god hym onely shalte thou serue ¶ 〈…〉 â—Hou shalt not take the name of the lorde thy god in vayne For the Lorde wyll not holde hym gyltlesse that taketh the name of the lorde his god in vayne 〈…〉 â—Ye haue herde howe it was sayde to theÌ„ of olde tyme. Thou shalt not forsweare thy selfe but shalte performe thyn othes to the Lorde â—say vnto you sweare not at all neyther by heueÌ„ for it is goddes seate nor by the earth for it is his fote stole neyther by IerusaleÌ„ for it is the Citye of y e great kynge Neyther shalt thou sweare by thy heade bycause thou canst not make one whyte heare or a blacke But let your communicacyon be yea eya nay naye for what soeuer is more then that commeth of euyll ¶ 〈…〉 â—Emembre the Sabbath daye that thou sanctify it 〈…〉 Syxe dayes mayste thou labour and do all that thou hast to do but the seuenth daye is the Sabbath of the Lorde thy god In it thou shalte do no maner worke neyther thou nor thy sone nor thy doughter neyther thy manseruaunt nor thy mayde seruaunt nor thy catell nor yet the straunger that is within thy gates For in syxe dayes the Lorde made heuen and earth and the see and all that is in them and rested the seuenth day wherfore the Lorde blessed the seuenth daye halowed it 〈…〉 It is lefull to do a good dede on the Sabbath day For the sone of maÌ„ is lorde euen of the Sabbath day The Lorde sayth by his prophet 〈…〉 That his sabbath is halowed and kepte when we rest and cease to do our owne wyll to folowe oure owne wayes to speake our owne wordes when we in worde thought and dede fulfyll his well I say not ours and when we suffer hym to do his workes in vs that at the last we may come to that Sabbath and true reste euen eternall lyfe whiche Chryst the Lorde of the sabbath hath opteyned for vs by his blode ¶ 〈…〉 â—Onoure thy Father and thy Mother that thy dayes may be longe in the lande whiche the lorde thy god gyueth the. â—onour
Father is a lorde the Sone a lorde the holy Ghost a lorde â—nd yet they be not iij. lordes but one lorde â—or as we be compelled by the Christian veryte to confesse seperatly euery one person to be God and Lorde â—o are we prohybite by the Catholike relygyon of Chrystes fayth to say that there be iij. Goddes or thre lordes â—he Father is made of none neyther created nor gotten â—he Sone is froÌ„ the Father alone neyther made ne create but gotten â—he holy Ghost is froÌ„ the Father and the Sone neyther made created nor gotten but procedynge â—nd so there is but one Father not thre Fathers one Sonne not thre Sonnes one holy Ghoste not thre holy Ghostes â—nd in this Trinyte there is none before or after another nothynge more or lesse but all the thre persons be coeterne and coequall to them selte â—o that by alwayes as now it hath ben aboue sayd the Trinyte in vnite and the vnite in Trinyte may be worsshypped â—e therfore that wyll be saued let hym vnderstande thus of the Trinyte â—ut it is necessary vnto euerlastyng health that euery christian beleue also faythfully the in carnacyon of our lorde Iesu chryste â—t is therfore the ryght fayth that we beleue confesse that our lorde Iesu Chryste the Sone of God is God and man â—e is god by the substance of the Father gotten before all worldes and he is man by the substance of his mother borne in the worlde â—erfyte God perfyte man beynge of a soule reasonable and offlesshe humayne â—quall to the Father by his Godhed lesse theÌ„ the Father by his manhed â—hiche thoughe he be God and man yet is there not twyane but one Chryste â—ruely he is one not by turnyng of his godhed in to maÌ„hed but by assumptynge of his manhed in to godhed â—â—ynge one to all intentes not by confusion of â—ubâ—ance but by vnite of person â—or as the reasonable soule and the flesshely body is or maketh one man so God and man is one Chryste â—hiche suffered death for our saluacyon descended to helle and rose from death the thyrde daye â—hiche ascended to heuens sytteth at the ryght haÌ„de of God the Father almyhghty from thense shall he come to Iudge the quycke and dead â—t whose comynge all men muste ryse w t theyr bodyes and shall gyue accompt of theyr owne propre dedes â—nd they that haue done well shall go in to euerlastyng lyfe they that haue done euyll in to euerlastynge fyre â—his in the Catholyke fayth whiche excepte euery man faythfully and stedfastly do beleue he can not be saued The Offyce of all Estates A Bysshop muste be fautlesse the husbande of one wyfe sober discrete honestly appareled herberous apte to teache not dronken no fyghter not gyuen to fylthy lucre but gentyll abhorrynge fyghtynge abhorrynge couetousnesse and one that ruleth his owne house honestly hauynge chyldren vnder obedyence with all honeste ¶ 〈…〉 â—…e that are rulers of the earth se that you loue ryghteousnes and that you commyt none vnryghteousnes in iudgement Thou shalte not fauour the poore nor honoure the myghty but shalt iudge thy neyghbour ryghtteously ¶ 〈…〉 â—…e shall not deceyue your brethren neyther with weyght nor measure but shall haue true ballances and true weyghtes for I am the Lorde your God ¶ 〈…〉 â—…us bandes loue your wyues euen as chryst loued the congregacyon and gaue hym selfe for it to sanctyfy it and clensed it in the fountayne of water thorowe the worde to make it vnto hym selfe a gloryous congregacyon without spot or wrencle or any suche thynge so ought men to loue theyr wyues as theyr owne bodyes He that loueth his wyfe loueth hym self For no man euer yet hated his owne flesshe but norysshed is c. ¶ 〈…〉 â—â—yues submyt your selues to your owne husbandes as to the lorde For the husbande is the wyues hed euen as Chryst is the heed of the congregacyon Therfore as the congregacyon is in subieccyon to Chryste lykewyse lette the wyues be in subieccyon to theyr husbandes in all thynges ¶ 〈…〉 â—e fathers moue not your chyldren vnto wrath but brynge them vp with the nurture and informacyon of the lorde ¶ 〈…〉 â—â—hyldren obey your fathers and mothers in the Lorde for so it is ryght Honour thy father and mother that is the fyrst commaundement that hathe any promyse that thou mayste be in good estate and lyue longe on the earthe ¶ 〈…〉 â—e maysters do to youre seruauntes that whiche is iuste and equall put tynge away all bytternesse and theatenynges knowynge that euen ye also haue a mayster in heuen ¶ 〈…〉 â—…eruauntes be obedyent to youre bodyly maysters in all thynges not with eye seruice as meÌ„ pleasers but iÌ„ synglenesse of herte tearynge god And what soeuer ye do do it hertely as thoughe ye dyd it vnto the lorde and not vnto men for as moche as ye knowe that of the lorde ye shall receyue the rewarde of inheritaunce for ye serue the Lorde Christ ¶ 〈…〉 â—he that is a very wydowe and frendlesse putteth her truste in god and contynueth in supplycacyon and prayer nyght and day ¶ 〈…〉 â—Oue thy neyghbour as thy self what soeuer ye wolde y t other shulde do to you do you eueÌ„ y e same to theÌ„ and what ye wolde not y t other men shulde do to you se y t ye do it not to them The preface y e maner to lyue well ¶ 〈…〉 FOr to begyn the maner of salutary or helth full lyuyng And to come to perfection how well I haue more nede to be instruct than for to teche other yet kepe these small doctrines here folowyng to your powers Fyrst ryse vp at vj. of the clocke in the mornynge in all seasons and in your rysyng do as foloweth Thanke our lorde of test that he gaue you that nyght Commende you to god byssed lady saynt mary and to that saynt whilh is feested that day and to all the sayntes of heuen SecoÌ„dly beseche god that he preserue the that day froÌ„ deedly synne at all other tymes And pray hym that all the werkes that other dooth for you may be accept to the lawde of his name of his glorioê° mother of all the company of heuen Uvhan hye haue arayed you say in your chambre or lodgyng maryns pryme houres yf ye may Than go to the chyrche or ye do ony worldly werkes yf ye haue no nedefull besynesse abyde in the chyrche the space of a lowe masse whyle where ye shall thynke and thanke god of his benefytes Thynke a whyle on the goodnesse of god on his dyuyne myght and vertue Thynke what gyft he hath gyuen to you to create you so nobly as to his ymage lykenesse Thynke also what grace he hath done to you in the sacrament of baptysme clensyng your soule from synne Thynke how many tymes ye haue offended hym syth ye were cristened Thynke how mekely he hath abyden your recournyng from synne Thynke from how many daungers he hath preserued
thyne handes the Moone and the starres whiche thou hast set in ordre â—hat thynge is man that thou art so mynde full of hym or what is the sone of â—daÌ„ that thou so regardest hym â—hou haste made hym not moche inferyor to auÌ„gelles thou hast crowned him with glory and honour and hast made hym lorde vpon the workes of thyne handes â—hou hast cast all thynges vnder his feet al maner of shepe and oxen yea moreouer the catell of the felde â—oules of the ayre and fysshes of the see which swymme in the waters of the see â—lorde whiche arte our lorde how marueylous is thy name ouer all the earth â—lory be to the father to the sone and to the holy ghoste â—s it was in the beginnynge as it is nowe and euer shal be So be it â—eli enarrant â—He heuyns declare the glory of god and the firmament manyfesteth the workes of his handes â—aye vnto daye vttereth out speache nyght vnto nyght openeth knowlege â—here be neyther speaches nor wordes but that the voyces of them ben herde â—heyr souÌ„de hathe gone throughe all the worlde and theyr wordes through the coostes of the rounde earthe â—e hath pyght his pauilion in the sonne he is lyke a brydegrome procedynge out of his chaÌ„bre â—e hath sterte vp lyke a gyaunt for to take his course his progresse is from the hygh heuen â—nd his recourse is vnto the farthest parte therof neyther is there any that can hyde hym from his heate â—he lawe of the lorde is pure conuertynge soules the testymony of the lorde is faythfull gyuyn ge wysdome to the ygnoraunt â—he commaundementes of the lorde be ryghtfull confortynge the herte the lordes precept is cleare gyuynge lyght to the eyes â—he feare of the lorde is euermore coÌ„tynuynge the iudgementes of the lorde are true iustyfyed in them selues â—hey are to be desyred aboue golde precyous stones more sweter the hony the hony combe â—erely thy seruauÌ„t obserueth them in kepynge of them is great rewarde â—ho doth consyder his faultes pourge me froÌ„ those that be secrete and frome other spare thy seruaunt â—f they haue not the maystry of me then shal I be cleane shal be purged froÌ„ the greatest synne â—nd the wordes of my mouth shal be pleasant and the meditacyon of myne herte acceptable in thy syght alway â—lorde thou arte my helper and my redemer â—lory be to the father to the sone and to the holy ghoste â—s it was in the begynnyng as it is now and and euer shall be So be it â—ommi est terra â—He earth is the lordes and the habundaunce therof the rounde worlde all that inhabyte in it â—or he hathe pyght it vpon the sees and hathe buylded vpon the flodes â—ho shal ascende in to the hyll of the lorde or who shall stande in his holy place â—n innocent in handes and of pure herte whiche hath not taken his soule in vayne nor hath not sworne to deceyue his neyghbour â—e shall receyue blessynge of the lorde and mercy of god his sauyoure â—his is the generacyon of theÌ„ that seke hym of them that seke the face of the god of Iacob â—e prynces heaue vp your gates and ye eternall gates open youre selues and a kynge of glory shall entre in â—ho is this same kynge of glory a stroÌ„ge lorde and a myghty a lorde myghty in batayl â—e prynces heaue vp your gates and ye eternall gates opeÌ„ your selues and a kynge of glory shall entre in â—vho is this same kynge of glorye the lorde of powers he is the kynge of glory â—lory be to the father to the sone and to the holy ghoste â—s it was in the begynnynge as it is now and euer shall be So be it 〈…〉 â—lessed be thou amonge all women and blessed be the fruyte of thy wombe 〈…〉 â—oly mother of god and virgyn perpetuall 〈…〉 Pray for vs to the lorde celestyall ¶ 〈…〉 â—Ur father whiche arte in heuyn sanctifyed be thy name Let thy kyngdome come â—hy wyl be fulfylled in erth as it is iÌ„ heuyn Our dayly breade gyue to vs this daye And forgyue vs our offences euyn as we forgyne theÌ„ that offende vs. And leade vs not in to teÌ„ptacyon But delyuer vs from al euyl So be it ¶ 〈…〉 â—Ayle Mary full of grace our lorde is with the. Blessed be thou amonge women and blessed be the fruyt of thy wombe Iesus Chryst So be it And ledde vs not lorde in to temptacyon But delyuer vs from euyl â—orde we besech the of thy blessynge â—oly virgyn of virgyns praye for vs vnto the lorde ¶ 〈…〉 â—Oly Mary moost pure of virgyns all Mother doughter of the kynge celestial So conforte vs in our desolacyon That by thy prayer and specyall meditacyon Uve enioy the rewarde of the heuynly raygne And with goddes electe there for to remayne Thou lorde haue mercy on vs. â—Holy and vndetyled virgynyte I wot not with what praysynge I may exalte the. For hym that the heuyns coulde not conteyn thou barest in thy wombe â—…lessed be thou amoÌ„g al women blessed be the truyt of thy woÌ„be For hym that the heuyns coulde not coÌ„tayn thou ba rest in thy wombe 〈…〉 Lorde we beseche the of thy blessynge â—…raye for vs deuoutly o virgyn Mary ¶ 〈…〉 â—Oly Mary of all godly the godlyest Pray for vs of all holy the holyest That he our prayers may accept in good wyse Uvhiche of the was borne and raygneth aboue the skyes By whose charyte and mercyfull grace Our greuous synnes may take no place Thou lorde haue mercy on vs. Thanke we god â—…lessed arte thou virgyn Mary thou barest our lorde Thou hast borne hym that made the and yet remaynest a virgyn euermore â—…ayle Mary full of grace our lorde is with the. Thou hast borne hym that made the and yet remaynest a vyrgyn euermore â—…orde we beseche the of thy blessynge â—…oddes holy mother be helpynge to vs. ¶ 〈…〉 â—Oly mother of god whiche hym haste conceyued That of all the worlde coulde not worthely be receyued Thy sone beseche with huÌ„ble intercessyoÌ„ Us for to purge of our transgressyon That so beynge redemed we may the place ascende Uhere thou dwellest with hym worlde without ende Thou lorde haue mercy on vs. â—…urely happy arte thou blyssed virgyn Marye worthy to haue all maner of praysyng For of the is ryseÌ„ the sone of ryghtwysnes Chryst our god 〈…〉 Pray for the people entreat for the elergye make i Ì„t ercessyon for the deuoute womaÌ„ kynde let all fele thyne helpe that worthely solempnysed thy memoryall For of the is rysen the sone of ryghtwysenes Chryste our god Glorye be to the father to the sone and to the holy ghost Chryst our god ¶ 〈…〉 UE prayse the O god we knowledge the to be the lorde â—ll the earth doth worshyp the which arte the father euerlastynge â—o the crye forth all aungelles the heuyns and all powers therin â—o the thus cryeth Cherubyn and Seraphin coÌ„tynually â—oly
for he is god for his mercy is euerlastynge â—lory be to the father to the sone and to the holy ghost â—s it was in the beginnynge as it is nowe and euer shal be So be it 〈…〉 woÌ„derfull exchauÌ„ge The creatour of makynde takyng vpoÌ„ him a lyuyng body hath not disdayned to be borne of a virgyn And he beyng made man without sede of maÌ„ hath coÌ„mytted vnto vs his godhed ¶ 〈…〉 â—N all thynges haue I sought reste shall dwell in the herytage of the lorde TheÌ„ the creatour of all thynges sayde coÌ„maunded me he that hath created me hathe rested in my tabernacle ThaÌ„kes be to god â—…ayle Mary full of grace the lorde is with the. â—ayle Mary full of grace the lorde is with the. â—lyssed be thou amonge women and blyssed be the fruyte of thy wombe Our lorde is with the. â—lory be to the father to the sone to the holy ghost â—ayle mary full of grace our lorde is with the. â—…oly mother of god virgyn perpetuall 〈…〉 Pray for vs to the lorde celestiall â—orde god heare my prayer And gyue hearynge vnto my clamour ¶ 〈…〉 â—Raunt we beseche the lorde god that thy seruauntes maye Ioye contynuall healthe of body and soule and throughe the gracyous in tercessyon of the virgyn thy mother that we may be delyuered from this present heuynes and to haue the fruycyoÌ„ of eternall gladnesse By chryst our lorde So be it ¶ 〈…〉 â—He fyrste houre in the mornyng early To theyr iudge called Pylate the Iues Iesus with his handes bounden they cary Uvhere many a false wytnesse dyd hym accuse In the necke they hym smyt his body they bruse They spyt and defyled there is godly face The lyght of heuyn replete with all grace â—Uve worshyppe the Chryste with prayse bnÌ„diccyon 〈…〉 or thou redemyddest the worlde from all afflyccyon ¶ 〈…〉 â—Orde Iesu Chryste sone of the lyuynge god set thy holy passyon Crosse and death betwene thy iudgement and our soules both now and at the houre of death And moreouer vouchsaufe to graunt vnto the lyuynge mercy and grace to the deade pardon and rest to thy holy Churche peace and concorde to vs poore synners lyfe and ioye euerlastynge Uvhiche lyuest and reygaest god with the father the holy ghost worlde without ende So be it â—he gloryous passyon of our lorde Iesu Chryst delyuer vs from sorowfull heuynesse and bryng vs to the ioyes of paradyse So be it ¶ 〈…〉 THen our lady in the mornyng behelde Her only sone scourged foule arayde Bobbed knocte his face with spytte defyled God wote in hert she was full sore dismayde But yet alas it maketh myne herte afrayde To thynke how she fell in greuous wepynge And how dullfully her handes she gan wrynge 〈…〉 Uve do prayse the and do pray the mother of god moost mercyfull 〈…〉 â—hat thou entende vs to defende from death that is moost sorowfull ¶ 〈…〉 â—Oly lorde Iesu sone of the mooste swete virgyn Mary whiche sufferedest deathe for vs vpoÌ„ a Crosse shew vnto vs thy mercy and grauÌ„t vnto vs vnto all that deuoutly haue in remeÌ„braunce the coÌ„passyon of thy moost holy mother for her sake prosperous lyfe in this present worlde and throughe thy grace eternall glorye in the worlde to come Uvherin thou doest lyue reygne one god with the holy ghoste worlde without ende So be it â—he dolourous coÌ„passyoÌ„ of goddes moost swete mother brynge vs to the blysse of almyghty god the father So be it ¶ â—orde haste the to helpe me â—lorye be to the father to the sone to the holye ghoste â—s it was in the begynnynge as it is nowe and euer shall be So be it â—Ome holy ghost O creatour eternall In our myndes to make visytacyon And fulfyll thou with grace supernall Our hertes that be of thy creacyon â—emembre lorde author of saluacyon That somtyme of a virgyn pure Uvithout helpe of mannes operacyon Thou tokest vpon the our frayle nature â—virgyn Mary moost gracyous O mother of mercy incomparable From our enemye defende thou vs And in the houre of death be fauourable â—lory to the lorde of myghtes moost That of a virgyn chaste was bore Glory to the father and the holy ghost To them be praysyng for euermore So be it 〈…〉 Uvhen thou wast borne â—d dnÌ„m cum tribularer â—Cryed vnto the lorde when I was in trouble and he herde me â—lorde delyuer my soule from lyenge lyppes a deceytfull tonge â—hat may be gyuen the or what may be layde agaynst the to a deceytfull tonge â—he sharpe arrowes of the myghtye with hotte sparkelynge cooles â—ho is me for my restynge place is prolonged I haue dwelled with the inhabytaÌ„tes of Cedar my soule was longe in exyle â—was peasyble with theÌ„ that hated peace when I spake vnto them they assaulted me causeles â—lory be to the father to the sone and to the holy ghoste â—s it was in the begynnynge as it is now and euer shall be So be it â—euaui oculos meos â—Lyfted vp myne eyes in to the hylles from whense helpe shall come vnto me â—y helpe commeth from the lorde that made he â—yn and earth â—e shal not suffre thy soote to slyppe neyther shall he that kepeth the fall in to a slombre â—o he shall neyther fall a slepe nor slombre whiche kepeth Israel â—he lorde kepeth the the lorde is thy defence more then thy ryght hande â—he sonne shall not burne the by day nor the moone by nyght â—he lorde kepeth the from all euyll the lorde kepeth euyn thy soule â—he lorde kepeth thy goynge iÌ„ and goynge out from this tyme forth and euermore â—lory be to the father to the sone and to the holy ghoste â—s it was in the begynnynge as it is now and euer shall be So be it â—etatus sum â—Reioysed in those thynges that were sayde to me we shall go in to the lordes house â—ure feete were standynge in thy gates O Hierusalem â—icrusaleÌ„ whiche is buylded lyke a cytie whose perticypacyon is within it selfe â—or thyther ascended the trybes euyn the trybes of the lorde the testymonye of Israel to acknowledge the lordees name â—or there sate the sytters iÌ„ iudgement euyn the seate of the house of Dauid â—ray ye for the peace of Hierusalem and they shall haue plentye that loue the. â—et peace be made throughe thy vertue plenteousnes in thy houses â—or my brothers and kynredes sakes I prayed peace for the. â—or the house of our lorde god I besought good thynges for the. â—lory be to the father to the sone and to the holy ghoste â—s it was in the begynnynge as it is now and euer shall be So be it 〈…〉 UvheÌ„ thou wast borne of the virgyn Mary by an vnspeake able meane then were the scryptures fulfylled for thou dydest discende euyn lykewyse as the rayne dyd in to the flees of Bedeon for the saluacyon of mankynge Uve prayse the lorde god 〈…〉 â—Rom the begynnyng before the worlde
was I created and shall neuer fayle vnto the worlde that is to come and I haue minystred before hym in an holy habytacyon Thankes be to god â—…oly mother of god and virgyn perpetuall â—oly mother of god and virgyn perpetuall â—…ray for vs vnto the lorde celestyall â—virgyn perpetuall â—lorye be to the father to the sone and to the holy ghoste â—oly mother of god and virgyn perpetuall â—…fter thy byrth virgyn thou dydest remayne â—…raye to thy sone to saue vs from payne â—orde god heare my prayer And gyue hearyng vnto my clamour ¶ 〈…〉 â—Raunt we beseche the lorde god that thy seruauntes maye Ioye contynuall healthe of body and soule and throughe the gracyous in tercessyon of the virgyn thy mother that we may be delyuered froÌ„ this present heuynes and to haue the fruycyon of eternall gladnesse By Chryst our lorde So be it Blesse we the lorde Thanke we god ¶ 〈…〉 â—Boute thre houres after the sonne gan sprynge All the Iewes crye Iesu to crucifye And iÌ„ scorne they hiÌ„ clothed w t purple clothynge And in stede of a crowne on his heade they tye A crowne of thorne that prycked cruelly And lad hym forth to the place where he dyed Uvith a great huge crosse on his shulders leyde 〈…〉 Uve worshyp the Chryst with prayse and benediccyon â—…or thou redemydest the worlde froÌ„ all affliccyon â—Orde Iesu Chryst sone of the lyuynge god set thy holy passyon Crosse and death betwene thy iudgement and our soules both now and at the houre of death And moreouer vouchsaufe to graunt vnto the lyuyng mercy grace to the deade pardon and rest to thy holy Churche peace and concorde and to vs poore synners lyfe and ioye euerlastynge Uvhiche lyuest reygnest god with the father and the holy ghost worlde without ende So be it â—he gloryous passyon of our lorde Iesu Chryst delyuer vs froÌ„ sorowfull heuynesse and brynge vs to the ioyes of Paradyse So be it ¶ 〈…〉 THeÌ„ the virgyn of virgyns behelde her sd About iâ— houres after the day gaÌ„ spriÌ„g Uvith a sharpe crowne of thorne on his heade done And a great crosse on his shulders beryng To the place of death the Iewes hym leadyng Alas for wo downe in the strete she fell Uvith as sad an hert as euer ronge coulde tell 〈…〉 Uve do prayse the do pray the mother of god moost mercyfull 〈…〉 â—hat thou entende vs to defende from death that is moost sorowfull â—Oly lorde iesu sone of the mooste swete virgyn Mary whiche sufferedest deathe for vs vpoÌ„ a Crosse shew vnto vs thy mercy grauÌ„t vnto vs vnto all that deuoutly haue â—n remeÌ„braunce the coÌ„passyon of thy moost holy mother for her sake prosperous lyfe iÌ„ this pÌ„sent worlde throughe thy grace eternall glorye iÌ„ y e worlde to come wherin y u doest lyue reygne one god w t the holy ghoste worlde without ende So be it â—he dolourous coÌ„passyoÌ„ of goddes moost swete mother brynge vs to the blysse of almyghty god the father So be it ¶ â—orde haste the to helpe me â—lory be to the father to the sone and to the holye ghoste â—s it was in the begynnyng as it is nowe and euer shall be So be it Prayse ye the lorde â—…enicreator â—Ome holy spiryte O creatour eternall In our myndes to make visytacyon And fulfyll thou with grace supernall Our hertes that be of thy creacyon â—emembre lorde author of saluacyon That somtyme of a virgyn pure Uvithout helpe of mannes operacyon Thou tokest vpon the our frayle nature â—virgyn Mary moost gracyous O mother of mercy incomparable From our enemye defende thou vs And in the houre of death be fauourable â—lory to the lorde of myghtes moost That of a virgyn chaste was bore Glory to the father and the holy ghost To them be praysyng for euermore So be it 〈…〉 he busshe that Moyses â—â—d te leuaut oculos â—Nto the haue I lyfte vp myne eyes o god whiche inhabytest the heuyns â—uyn lyke as the eyes of seruauÌ„tes wayt at the handes of theyr maysters â—s the eyes of a handemayden be vpoÌ„ her maysters euyn so be our eyes vpon oure lorde god vntyll he haue mercy on vs. â—aue mercy on vs o lorde haue mercy on vs for we are fulfylled with moche contempte â—or our soule is fylled verye moche beynge scorned of the ryche and dispyced of the proude â—lory be to the father to the sone and to the holye ghoste â—s it was in the begynnyng as it is nowe and euer shall be So be it â—isi quia dominus â—Xcept the lorde had ben amonge vs let Israel now speake except the lorde had ben amonge vs. â—hen men rose agaynst vs perauenture they myght haue swalowed vs vp quycke â—hen theyr fury was great agaynst vs peraueÌ„ture water mought haue souped vs vp â—ur soule hath passed ouer a ryuer our soule perauenture myght haue passed ouer a water intollerable â—lessed be the lorde whiche hath not suffred vs to be caught with theyr teeth â—ur soule hath ben delyuered euyn as a sparowe from the foulers snare â—he snare is worne out and we are delyuered â—ur helpe consysteth in the name of the lorde whiche made heuyn and earth â—lory be to the father to the sone and to the holye ghoste â—s it was in the begynnynge as it is now and euer shall be So be it â—ui confidunt 〈…〉 â—Hey that truste in the lorde as a mountayne of SyoÌ„ he shall neuer be moued which inhabyteth Hierusalem â—ouÌ„taynes are in the cyrcute of it and the lorde is in the cyrcuyt of his people froÌ„ this tyme forth and euermore â—or the lorde shall not leaue the rodde of synners vpoÌ„ the lotte of the iuste leest the iuste shuld â—xtende theyr handes vnto synne â—owel o lorde to the good and vryght in hert â—ut those that swarue the lorde shall bryng in to bondes with them that worke wyckednesse peace be vpon Israel â—lory be to the father to the sone and to the holy ghoste â—s it was in the begynnyng as it is now and euer shall be So be it â—he busshe that Moyses sawe preserued from burnyng when it was vpon a lyght fyre dyd sygnyfye to vs thy moost commendable virginite goddes mother pray for vs. ¶ 〈…〉 â—Nd so in Syon was I setled and iÌ„ the sanctifyed cyte also I rested and in HierusaleÌ„ was my power Thanke we god 〈…〉 â—fter thy byrth vyrgyn thou dydest remayne After thy byrth vyrgyn thou dydest remayne â—…ray to thy sone to saue vs from payne Uirgyn thou dydest remayne â—lory be to the father to the sone and to the holye ghoste After thy byrth virgyn thou dydest remayne â—…hou arte made beautefull and amorous 〈…〉 mother of god moost gloryous â—orde god heare my prayer And gyue hearynge vnto my clamour ¶ 〈…〉 â—Raunt we beseche the lorde god that thy seruauntes may enioye contynuall healthe of body and soule and throughe the gracyous in tercessyon of the virgyn thy mother that we maybe delyuered
froÌ„ this present heuynes and to haue the fruycyon of eternall gladnesse By Chryst our lorde So be it Blesse we the lorde Thanke we god ¶ 〈…〉 â—He syxte houre spryngynge before the mydday Iesu hande and foote to the crosse they nayled Uvith the shamefull est deathe that they contryue may And in dispyte betwene two theues hym hanged Uvhen they thought for payn that he tursted His thurst for to quenche they profered hym gal This lambe so illuded bought our synnes all 〈…〉 we worshyp the Chryst with prayse benediccyoÌ„ â—…or thou redemydest the worlde from all afflyccyon ¶ 〈…〉 â—Orde Iesu Chryst sone of the lyuynge god set thy holy passyon Crosse death betwene thy indgement and our soules both now and at the houre of death And moreouer vouchsaufe to graunt vnto the lyuyng mercy grace to the deade pardon rest to thy holy Churche peace concorde and to vs poore synners lyfe and ioye euerlastynge Uvhiche lyuest and reygnest god with the father and the holy ghost worlde without ende So be it â—he gloryous passyon of our lorde Iesu Chryst delyuer vs from sorowfull heuynesse and bryng vs to the ioyes of paradyse So be it ¶ 〈…〉 â—His piteous mother before the none tyde Her sone eleuate on the crosse myght se His body torne and wrapped with wouÌ„des wyde Hangynge betwene theues as shamefull as coulde be His thurst to slacke bytter gall tasted he At her owne herte his payne she felt so sore She wayled and cryed a. C. sythe therfore 〈…〉 Uve do prayse the do pray the mother of god moost mercyfull 〈…〉 â—hat thou intende vs to defende from deathe that is most sorowfull ¶ 〈…〉 â—Oly lorde Iesu sone of the moost swete virgyn Mary whiche suffered death for vs vpon a crosse shewe vnto vs thy mercy graunt vnto vs and vnto all that deuoutely haue in remembraunce the compassyon of thy moost holy mother for her sake prosperous lyfe in this present worlde and throughe thy grace eternall glorye in the worlde to come Uvherin thou doost lyue and reygne one god with the holy ghost worlde without ende So be it â—he dolorous coÌ„passyoÌ„ of goddes mooste swete mother brynge vs to the blesse of almyghty god the father So be it ¶ 〈…〉 And fulfyll thou with grace supernall Our hertes that be of thy creacyon â—emembre lorde author of saluacyon That somtyme of a virgyn pure Uvithout helpe of mannes operacyon Thou tokest vpon the our frayle nature Uvirgyn Mary moost gracyous O mother of mercy incomparable From our enemye defende thou vs And in the houre of death be fauourable â—lory to the lorde of myghtes moost That of a virgyn chaste was bore Glory to the father and the holy ghost To them be praysyng for euermore So be it â—…he roote of Iesse â—n conuertendo THen the lorde tourned the captyuyte of Syon we were made gladde â—hen was our mouthe fulfylled with myrth our tongue with ioyfulnesse â—hen shal they say amonge the gentylles the lorde hath done greatly for them â—he lorde hathe done greatly for vs we are made ioyfull â—orde conuerte our captyuyte as a ryuer in the southe â—hey that sowe with teres shall reape with gladnes â—hey goynge forth went and wepte castynge theyr sedes â—ut comynge agayne they shall come with ioye bearynge theyr handes full of corne â—lory be to the father to the sone and to the holy ghoste â—s it was in the begynnynge as it is now and euer shall be So be it â—isi dominus edificauerit 〈…〉 â—Xcepte the lorde haue buylded the house they haue labored in vayn which buylde it â—neles the lorde haue kepte the cyte he hath watched in vayne that kepeth it â—t is in vayn for you to ryse before lyght aryse after your syttyng ye that eat the bred of sorow â—hen he hath gyuen slepe to his welbeloued lo the herytage of the lorde is chyldren the rewarde is the fruyte of the wombe â—s arowes in the haÌ„de of the myghty so be the chyldren of smyters â—lessed is the man whiche fulfylled his desyre of them he shall not be confounded wheÌ„ he shall speake to his enemyes in the gate â—lory be to the father to y e sone to y e holy ghost â—sit was in the begynnynge as it is now and euer shall be So be it â—eati omnes â—Lessed be all that feare the lorde whiche walketh in his wayes â—or thou shalt eate the labours of thyne handes thou shalt be blessed and wel shalt thou be â—hy wyfe shall be as a plenteous vyne in the sydes of thyne house â—hy sones lyke the plantes of Olyue trees all aboute thy table â—o thus shall a man be blessed whiche feareth the lorde â—he lorde of Syon blesse the and thou shaltese the goodes of HierusaleÌ„ al the dayes of thy lyfe â—nd thou shalte se the chyldren of thy chyldren and peace vpon Israel â—lory be to the father to the sone and to the. c. â—s it was in the begynnynge as it is now and euer shall be So be it 〈…〉 he roote of Iesse hath borne buddes a starre is rysyn out of the house of iacob a virgyn hathe borne the sauyoure of the worlde we prayse the lorde god ¶ 〈…〉 â—Nd I haue planted my roote in an honourable nacyon whose inherytauÌ„ce is in the partes of my god amoÌ„ge the coÌ„pany of sayntes is my taryenge ThaÌ„kes be to god 〈…〉 â—hou art made beauteful amorous â—hou art made beauteful amourous 〈…〉 mother of god moost glorious And amourous Glory be to the father to the sone to the holy ghost â—hou arte made beauteful and amorous 〈…〉 rauÌ„t me blessed lady to auauÌ„ce the with glorye 〈…〉 gaynst thyne enemyes gyue me the vyctory â—orde god heare my prayer And gyue hearynge vnto my clamour 〈…〉 â—Raunt we beseche the lorde god that thy seruauntes may enioye contynuall healthe of body soule throughe the gracyous intercessyon of the virgyn thy mother that we may be delyuered froÌ„ this present heuynes to haue the fruycyoÌ„ of eternall gladnesse By chryst our lorde So be it Blesse we the lorde Thanke we god ¶ 〈…〉 â—Ur mercyfull lorde Iesu goddes sone Callynge vnto his father almyghty yelded vp his soule and full vpon none The spyryte departed that blessed body The sonne waxed darke the earthe quoke wondersly Great woÌ„ders thynges to beholde heare And yet a knyght persed his hert with a spere 〈…〉 we worshyp the Chryst with prayse benediccyoÌ„ 〈…〉 or thou redemydest the worlde from al afflyccyon ¶ 〈…〉 â—Orde Iesu Chryst sone of the lyuynge god set thy holy passyon Crosse death betwene thy indgement and our soules both now and at the houre of death And moreouer vouchsaufe to graunt vnto the lyuyng mercy grace to the deade pardon rest to thy holy Churche peace concorde and to vs poore synners lyfe and ioye euerlastynge Uvhiche lyuest and reygnest god with the father and the holy ghost worlde with out ende So be
it â—he gloryous passyoÌ„ of our lorde Iesu chryst ¶ 〈…〉 â—Oone after noone this mother soreweping Her sone callynge to his father myght heare Sawe from the body the soule departynge And a knyght openynge his hert with aspere For sorowe she fell downe in a sowne there O mercyfull lorde god what earthly wyght Uvolde nor haue rewed of that pyteous syght 〈…〉 Uve do prayse the and do pray the mother of god moost mercyfull â—hat thou entende vs to defende from death that is moost sorowfull ¶ 〈…〉 â—Oly lorde Iesu sone of the mooste swete virgyn Mary whiche sufferedest deathe for vs vpoÌ„ a Crosse shew vnto vs thy mercy and grauÌ„t vnto vs vnto all that deuoutly haue in remeÌ„braunce the coÌ„passyon of thy moost holy mother for her sake prosperous lyfe in this present worlde and throughe thy grace eternall glorye in the worlde to come Uvherin thou doest lyue rcygne one god with the holy ghoste worlde without ende So be it â—he dolourous coÌ„passvoÌ„ of goddes moost swete mother brynge vs to the blysse of almyghty god the father So be it The Euynsonge ¶ 〈…〉 â—Yke as the seruyce that we be dayly accustomed to say iÌ„ the mornynge is called matyns euyn so is the seruyce vsed to be sayde or soÌ„ge towarde euyn called Euynsonge And this is the true sygnifycacyon and meanynge of the same worde whiche we call Euynsonge of our Lady bycause it is specyally done in the laude and praysynge of her ¶ 〈…〉 â—orde haste the to helpe me â—lory be to the father to the sone to the holy ghoste â—s it was in the begynnynge as it is now and euer shall be So be it 〈…〉 â—fter the byrth etatus sum â—Reioysed in those thynges that were sayde to me we shall go in to the lordes house â—ure feete were standynge in thy gates O Hierusalem â—ierusalem whiche is buylded lyke a cytie whose perticypacyon is within it selfe â—or thyther ascended the trybes euyn the trybes of the lorde the testymonye of Israel to acknowledge the lordees name â—or there sate the sytters in iudgement euyn the seate of the house of Dauid â—ray ye for the peace of Hierusalem and they shall haue plentye that loue the. â—et peace be made throughe thy vertue plenteousnes in thy houses â—or my brothers and kynredes sakes I prayed peace for the. â—or the house of our lorde god I besought good thynges for the. â—lory be to the father to the sone and to the holy ghoste â—s it was in the begynnynge as it is now and euer shall be So be it â—d te leuaui oculos â—Nto the haue I lyfte vp myne eyes o god whiche inhabytest the heuyns â—uyn lyke as the eyes of seruauÌ„tes wayt at the handes of theyr maysters â—s the eyes of a handemayden be vpoÌ„ her maysters euyn so be our eyes vpon oure lorde god vntyl he haue mercy on vs. â—aue mercy on vs o lorde haue mercy on vs for we are fulfylled with moche contempte â—or our soule is fylled verye moche beynge scorned of the ryche and dispyced of the proude â—lory be to the father to the sone and to the holye ghoste â—s it was in the begynnyng as it is nowe and euer shall be So be it â—isi quia dominus â—Xcept the lorde had ben amonge vs let Israel now speake except the lorde had ben amonge vs. â—hen men rose agaynst vs perauenture they myght haue swalowed vs vp quycke â—hen theyr fury was great agaynst vs peraueÌ„ture water mought haue souped vs vp â—ur soule hath passed ouer a ryuer our soule perauenture myght haue passed ouer a water intollerable â—lessed be the lorde whiche hath not suffred vs to be caught with theyr teeth â—ur soule hath ben delyuered euyn as a sparowe from the foulers snare â—he snare is worne out and we are delyuered â—ur helpe consysteth in the name of the lorde whiche made heuyn and earth â—lory be to the father to the sone and to the holy ghoste â—s it was in the begynnynge as it is now and euer shall be So be it â—ui confidunt â—Hey that truste in the lorde as a mountayne of SyoÌ„ he shall neuer be moued which inhabyteth Hierusalem â—ouÌ„taynes are in the cyrcute of it and the lords is in the cyrcuyt of his people froÌ„ this tyme forth and euermore â—or the lorde shall not leaue the rodde of synners vpoÌ„ the lotte of the iuste leest the iuste shuld extende theyr handes vnto synne â—o wel o lorde to the good and vryght in hert â—ut those that swarue the lorde shall bryng in to bondes with them that worke wyckednesse peace be vpon Israel â—lory be to the father to the sone and to the holy ghoste â—s it was in the begynnyng as it is now and euer shall be So be it â—n conuertendo UHen the lorde tourned the captyuyte of Syon we were made gladde â—hen was our mouthe fulfylled with myrth our tongue with ioyfulnesse â—hen shal they say amonge the gentylles the lorde hath done greatly for them â—he lorde hathe done greatly for vs we are made ioyfull â—orde conuerte our captyuyte as a ryuer in the southe â—hey that sowe with teres shall reape with gladnes â—hey goynge forth went and wepte castynge theyr sedes â—ut comynge agayne they shall come with ioye bearynge theyr handes full of corne â—lory be to the father to the sone and to the holy ghoste â—s it was in the begynnynge as it is now and euer shall be So be it After thy byrth virgyn thou dydest remayne Pray to thy sone to saue vs from payne ¶ â—Lessed art thou virgyn mary whiche hast borne the lorde that created the worlde Thou haste borne hym that made the yet thou remaynest a vyrgyn euermore ThaÌ„kes be to god ¶ â—Ayle starre of the see moost bryght O mother of god immaculate I pure virgyn in goddes owne syght The gate of heuyn moost fortunate â—aluted thou wast with great humylyte Uvhen Gabryell sayd Aue Maria. Establysshe vs in sure tranquillite And chaunge the name of synfull Eua. â—oose the prysoners from captyuyte Unto the blynde gyue syght agayne Repell our great iniquite All that is good for vs obtayne â—hewe thy selfe to be a mother So that he accepte our peticyon Uvhiche for our sake before all other Uvas contented to be thy sone â—blessed lady O synguler virgyn In parfyte mekenesse all other excedynge Delyuer vs from bondage of synne And make vs meke and chaste in lyuynge â—ake vs euer pure lyfe to sue Guyde vs sauffy vpon our iourney That we beholdynge the face of Iesu May ioye with hym in heuyn alway â—lory be to god the father Glory to Chryst that made vs free Glory also to the holy comforter One god and persones thre So be it 〈…〉 race in thy vysage encreaseth euer more 〈…〉 hou haste ben blessed of god therfore 〈…〉 oly Mary ¶ 〈…〉 â—Y soule magnyfyeth the lorde â—nd my spyryte hath reioysed in god my sauyour â—or he hathe loked on the lowe degre
Hierusalem in tyme of Easter iÌ„ the florysshynge youth of thy body without trespasse receyueddest thou thy iudgemeÌ„t of death vpon the Crosse where also thou wast dispoyled of thyn owne clothes scorned blyndefelde buffeted bounden to a pyller and scourged with thornes crowned with a reede sinyte on the heade and with innumerable paynes thy bodye was all to brused and torne For mynde of this blessed passyon I beseche the benygne Iesu graunte me afore my death very contrycyoÌ„ true confessyon and worthy satisfaccyoÌ„ And of all my synnes remyssyon So be it Our father whiche arte in heuyn halowed Hayle Mary full of grace our lorde is with ¶ â—Blessed Iesu maker of all the worlde that of a man may not be measured whiche closest in thy haÌ„de all the earth Haue mynde of thy bytter sorowe Fyrste when the Iewes fastened thy blyssed handes to the crosse with bloute nayles Also to encrease more thy payn they added sorowe vpon sorowe to thy bytter woundes wheÌ„ they persed thy tender feete because thou woldeste not accorde to theyr wyll And so cruelly they drew thy blyssed bodye iÌ„ length and breadeth to the measure of the crosse that all the ioyntes of thy lymmes were both losed and broken for mynde of thy moost blyssed passyon I beseche the benygne Iesu gyue me grace to kepe with me bothe thy loue and thy drede So be it Our father whiche arte in 〈…〉 Hayle Mary ful of grace our lorde be with ¶ 〈…〉 â—Iesu heuynly leache haue mynde of thy laÌ„gour and blewnes of thy woundes and sorowe that thou suffered iÌ„ the heyght of thy crosse when thou wast lyft vp froÌ„ the earthe that thou waste all to torne iÌ„ all thy lymmes therof there was no lymme abydyng iÌ„ his ryght ioint so that no sorowe was lyke to thyne bycause that from the sooles of the feet the toppe of thy heade was no hole place and yet forgettyng iÌ„ maner al those greuous paynes thou prayed deuoutly that charytably to thy father for thy enemyes sayeÌ„ge Father forgyue it them for they wote not what they do For this charytable mercy that thou shewedest to thyn enemys for mynde of those bytter paynes graunt me that thâ— mynde of thy bytter passyon be to me plenar remyssyoÌ„ and forgyuenes of al my synnes So be it Our father Hayle Mary ful of grace our lorde is with ¶ â—Iesu very fredom of angels the paradyse of all ghostly pleasures Haue mynde of the dred and hydâ—ous fearfulnes that thou suffered when al thyne enemyes lyke vnto moost wode lyons compassed about smytynge the and spyttyng on the scratchyng the with many other greuous paynes turmentynge the. For mynde of all these despyteful wordes cruel beatynges sharpe turmentes I besech the blyssed Iesu delyuer me froÌ„ all myne enemyes bodily ghostely gyue me grace to haue the defence proâ—eâ—â—yon of health euerlastynge agaynst theÌ„ vnder y â— shadowe of thy wynges So be it Our fa. Hayle ma. ¶ â—Iesu myrrour of the diuine clerenesse haue mynde of that dreade heuynesse whiche thou hadst when thou hangedst naked and myserable on the crosse and all thy frendes and acquayntaunce stode agaynst them and fouÌ„dest coÌ„fort of none but onely thy most louyng mother faythfully standynge by the with great bytternes of herte whome thou dydest betake to thy welbeloued discyple sayeng Lo woman thy sone And lyke wyse to the discyple Lo thy mother I beseche the blyssed Iesu by the swerde of sorowe that then persed her hert to haue compassyon on me in all my troubles and afflyccyons bodily and ghostly and gyue me conforte in all tyme of trybulacyon So be it Our father which arte in Hayle Mary full of grace our lorde is with ¶ â—Iesu kynge moost worthy to be loued and frende moost to be desyred Haue mynde of the sorowe that thou haddest when thou be heldest iÌ„ the myrrour of thy moost cleare maieste the â—destynacyon of all thy chosen soules that shuld be saued by the meryte of thy passyon For mynde of the depnes of thy great mercy whiche thou haddest vpon vs lost and desperate synners and namely for the great mercy whiche thou shewedest to the thefe that hynge on thy ryght syde sayenge thus This daye thou shalte be with me in paradyse I pray the benygne Iesu to shewe thy mercye on me in the houre of my death So be it Our father Hayle Mary ¶ 〈…〉 â—Iesu wel of endles pity that sayde on the crosse of thy passyoÌ„ by inward affeccyon of loue I thyrste that is to saye the health of maÌ„s soule For mynde of this blyssed desyre I besech the benygne Iesu kyndle our desyre to euery good and parâ—yte worke the thryste of concupyscence and burnynge of all wordelye loue in vs vtterly koole and extynguysshe So be it Our father whiche arte iÌ„ heuyn c. Hayle Mary ful of grace our lorde be with et cetera ¶ â— Iesu swetnes of hertes and ghostly pleasure of soules I beseche the for the bytternes of aysel and galle that thou tasted suffered for vs at the houre of thy death grauÌ„t that we may worthely receyue thy moost blessed body bloude for the remedy of our synnes and conforte of our soules So be it Our father whiche arte iÌ„ heuyn halowed c. Hayle Mary ful of grace our lorde is with c. ¶ â— Iesu royal strength and ghostly ioye haue mynde of the anguysshes great sorowes that thou suffered when thou cryed to thy father with a myghtye voyce what for the bytternes of thy death and also for the scornyng of the iewes sayeng thus O my god why hast thou forsaken me By this paynfull anguyshe forsake vs not in the anguysshes of our death our blyssed god So be it Our father Hayle Mary ¶ â— Iesu begynnyng and ende way lyfe vertue iÌ„ euery meane haue mynde that fro the top of the heade vnto the sooles of thy fete thou suffred for vs to be drowned in the water of thy paynefull passyon For mynde of this great payne and namely for the depenesse and wyndenes of thy woundes I beseche the blessed Iesu teache methe large precept and commaundement of loue which am drowned all iÌ„ foule syn So be it Our father whiche Hayle Mary full of grace our lorde is with ¶ â— Iesu depnes of endelesse mercy I beseche the for the depnes of thy wouÌ„des that weÌ„re throughe thy tendre flesshe and thy bowelles the marye of thy bones that thou vouchsaufe to drawe me out beyng drowned in the depnesse of synne and hyde me euer after in the holes of thy woundes from the face of thy wrathe vnto the tyme lorde that thy dredfull fury be passed So be it Our father which c. Hayle Mary full of grace our lorde is with cetera ¶ â— Iesu myrrour of trueth token of vnyte and sure bonde of charyte Haue mynde of thyne inumerable paynes and wouÌ„des with the whiche froÌ„ the toppe of thy heade
o lorde My soule hath abyden in his worde my soule hath trusted in the lorde From the mornyng watche vnto nyght let Israel truste in the lorde â—or with the lorde there is mercy and his redeÌ„pcyon is plenâ—eous â—nd he shall redeme Israel for all the iniquities of it â—lory be to the father to the sone and to the holy ghoste â—s it was in the begynnynge as it is now and euer shall be So be it ¶ 〈…〉 â—Orde heare my prayer wiâ—h thyne eares perceyue my desyre for thy truethes sake heare me for thy ryghteousnesse â—nd entre not in to iudgemeÌ„t with thy seruauÌ„t for euery persone lyuynge shall not be iustifyed in thy syght â—or an enemy hath pursued my soule hathe brought lowe my lyfe in earth â—e hath set me in darkenes as the deade meÌ„ of the worlde and my spyryte was vexed my herte troubled within me â—haue ben myndeful of olde dayes I haue sludyed vpoÌ„ all thy workes and in the dedes of thy handes I mused â—haue stretched forth myn handes vnto the my soule vnto the as earth without water â—astly heare me o lord my spirit hath fayled me urne not thy face froÌ„ me least I belyke to men discedyng in to a pyt â—ause thy mercy to be herde of me betymes for in the haue I trusted â—hewe me the way wherin I may walke for vn to the haue I lyft vp my mynde â—elyuer me from myn enemyes lorde vnto the haue I fled teache me to do thy wyll for y u art my god â—hy good spiryte shall conduyte me in to the laÌ„de of ryghteousnes for thy names sake lord thou shalt reuyue me thorough thyn equite â—hou shalt brynge my soule from trouble and through thy mercy destroy all myn enemyes â—nd thou shalte destroye all that molest my soule for I am thy seruaunt â—lory be to the father to the sone and to the holy ghoste â—s it was in the begynnynge as it is now and euer shall be So be it 〈…〉 â—emembre not o lorde the faultes eyther of vs or of our parentes neyther take thou vengeaunce on our synnes Spare o lorde spare thy peple whiche then hast redemed w t thy precyous bloude Be neuermore angry with vs. The .xv. Psalmes ¶ 〈…〉 â—d dnÌ„m cum tribularer 〈…〉 â—Cryed vnto the lorde when I was in trouble and he herde me â—lorde delyuer my soule froÌ„ lyenge lyppes and a deceytfull tonge â—hat may be gyuen the or what may be layde agaynst the to a deceytfull tonge â—he sharpe arowes of the myghtye with hotte sparkelynge cooles â—o is me for my restynge place is prolonged I haue dwelled with the inhabytaÌ„tes of Ledar my soule was longe in exyle â—was peasyble with theÌ„ that hated peace wheÌ„ I spake vnto them they assaulted me causeles â—lory be to the father to the sone and to the holy ghoste â—s it was in the begynnynge as it is now and euer shall be So be it â—euaui oculos meos 〈…〉 â—Lyfted vp myne eyes in to the hylles from whense helpe shall come vnto me â—y helpe commeth from the lorde that made he uyn and earth â—e shal not suffre thy foote to slyppe neyther shall he that kepeth the fall in to a slombre â—o he shall neyther fall a slepe nor slombre whiche kepeth Israel â—he lorde kepeth the the lorde is thy defeÌ„cce more then thy ryght hande â—he sonne shall not burne the by day nor the moone by nyght â—he lorde kepeth the from all euyll the lorde kepeth euyn thy soule â—he lorde kepeth thy goynge iÌ„ and goynge out from this tyme forth and euermore â—lory be to the father to the sone and to the holy ghoste â—s it was in the begynnynge as it is now and euer shall be So be it â—etatus sum â—Reioysed in those thynges that were sayde to me we shall go in to the lordes house â—ure feete were standynge in thy gates O Hierusalem â—ierusalem whiche is buylded lyke a cytie who se perticypacyon is within it selfe â—or thyther ascended the trybes euyn the trybes of the lorde the testymonye of Israel to acknowledge the lordees name â—or there sate the sytters in iudgement euyn the seate of the house of Dauid â—ray ye for the peace of Hierusalem and they shall haue plentye that loue the. â—et peace be made throughe thy vertue plenteousnes in thy houses â—or my brothers and kynredes sakes I prayed peace for the. â—or the house of our lorde god I besought good thynges for the. â—lory be to y e father to the sone to y e holy ghost â—s it was in the begynnynge as it is now and euer shall be So be it â—d te leuaui oculos 〈…〉 â—Nto the haue I lyfte vp myne eyes o god whiche inhabytest the heuyns â—uyn lyke as the eyes of seruauÌ„tes wayt at the handes of theyr maysters â—s the eyes of a handemayden be vpoÌ„ her maysters euyn so be our eyes vpon oure lorde god vntyl he haue mercy on vs. â—aue mercy on vs e lorde haue mercy on vs for we are fulfylled with moche contempte â—or our soule is fylled verye moche beynge scor ned of the ryche and dispyced of the proude â—lory be to the father â—…s it was in the. â—ist quia dnÌ„s 〈…〉 â—Xcept the lorde had ben amonge vs let Israel now speake except the lorde had ben amonge vs. â—hen men rose agaynst vs perauenture they myght haue swalowed vs vp quyeke â—hen theyr fury was great agaynst vs peraueÌ„ ture water mought haue souped vs vp â—ur soule hath passed ouer a ryuer our soule paueÌ„ture myght haue passed ouer a water itollerable â—lessed be the lorde whiche hath not suffred vs to be caught with theyr teeth â—ur soule hath beÌ„ delyuered euyn as a sparowe from the foulers snare â—he snare is worne out and we are delyuered ur helpe consysteth in the name of the lorde whiche made heuyn and earth â—lory be to the father to the sone and to the holy ghoste â—s it was in the begynnynge as it is now and euer shal be So be it â—m confidunt 〈…〉 â—Hey that truste in the lorde as a mountayne of SyoÌ„ he shall neuer be moued which inhabyteth Hierusalem â—ouÌ„taynes are in the cyrcute of it and the lorde is in the cyrcuyt of his people froÌ„ this tyme forth and euermore â—or the lorde shall not leaue the rodde of synners vpoÌ„ the lotte of the iuste leest the iuste shuld extende theyr handes vnto synne â—o wel o lorde to the good and vryght in hert â—ut those that swarue the lorde shall bryng in to bondes with them that worke wyckednesse peace be vpon Israel â—lory be to the father to the sone and to the holy ghoste â—s it was in the begynnyng as it is now and euer shall be So be it â—n conuertendo 〈…〉 UHen the lorde tourned the captyuyte of Syon we were made gladde â—hen was our mouthe fulfylled with myrth our tongue with ioyfulnesse â—hen shal they say amonge the gentylles the lorde hath done greatly for
them â—he lorde hathe done greatly for vs we are made ioyfull â—orde conuerte our captyuyte as a ryuer in the southe â—hey that sowe with teares shall reape with gladnes â—hey goynge forth wenâ— and wepte castynge theyr sedes â—ut comynge agayne they shall come with ioye bearynge theyr handes full of corne â—lory be to the father to the sone and to the holy ghoste â—s it was in the begynnynge as it is now and euer shall be So be it â—isi dominus edificauerit 〈…〉 â—Xcepte the lorde haue buylded the house they haue labored in vayn which buylde it â—â—eles the lorde haue kepte the cyte he hathe watched in vayne that kepeth it â—t is in vayn for you to ryse before lyght aryse after your syttyng ye that eat the bred of sorow â—hen he hath gyuen slepe to his welbeloued lo the herytage of the lorde is chyldren the rewarde is the fruyte of the wombe â—s arowes iÌ„ the hande of the myghty so be the chyldren of smyters â—lessed is the man whiche fulfylled his desyre of them he shall not be confounded wheÌ„ he shall speake to his enemyes in the gate â—lory be to the father to the sone and to the holy ghoste â—s it was in the begynnynge as it is now and euer shall be So be it â—eati omnes 〈…〉 â—Lessed be all that feare the lorde whiche walketh in his wayes â—or thou shalt eate the labours of thyne haÌ„des thou shalt be blessed and wel shalt thou be â—hy wyfe as a plenteous vyne in the sydes of thyne house â—hy sones lyke the plantes of Olyue trees all aboute thy table â—o thus shal a man be blessed whiche feareth the lorde â—he lorde of Syon blysse the that thou mayst â—e the goodes of HierusaleÌ„ al the days of thy lyfe and that thou mayst se the chyldren of thy chyldren and peace vpon israel â—lory be to the father to the sone and to the holy ghoste â—s it was in the begynnynge as it is now and euer shall be So be it â—epe expugnauerunt 〈…〉 â—Ftsones haue they assayled me euyn from my youth let Israel now tell it â—ftsones haue they assayled me euyn from my youth and yet coulde they not ouercome me â—pon my backe haue synners buylded they haue prolonged theyr wyckednes â—he ryghtuous lord shall cut a soÌ„der the neckes of synners let all be confounded turned backe that hate Syon â—et them be made as the thatche of houses that dyd wyther before it was plucked vp â—herof he that shall mowe hathe not filled his haÌ„de nor he y t shall gather gleanes his bosome â—nd they that passed by sayde not the blessynge of the lorde lyght vpon you we do blesse you in the name of the lorde â—lory be to the father to the sone and to the holy ghoste â—s it was in the begynnynge as it is now and euer shall be So be it â—e profundis clamaui 〈…〉 â—Rom the deepe places haue I called vnto the o lorde lorde heare my voyce â—et thyne eares be intentyfe to the voyce of my prayer â—f thou lorde wylte loke so straytly vpoÌ„ synners o lorde who shall abyde it â—ut there is mercy with the and because of thy lawe haue I abyden the o lorde â—y soule hath abydeÌ„ iÌ„ his worde my soule hath trusted in the lorde â—rom the mornynge watche vnto nyght let Israel truste in the lorde â—or with the lorde there is mercy and hiÌ„s redeÌ„pcyon is plenteous â—nd he shal redeme Israel for all the iniquities of it â—lory be to the father to y e sone to y e holy ghost â—s it was in the begynnynge as it is now c. â—omine non est exaltatum 〈…〉 â—Orde my herte is not exalted neyther is myne eyes set a lofte â—eyther haue I walked in great thynges ne in meruayles aboue me â—f I dyd not thynke mekely but haue exalted my soule â—s a weanlynge is from his mother so let my soule be rewarded â—et Israel truste iÌ„ the lorde froÌ„ this tyme forth and euermore â—lory be to the father â—…s it was in the. c. â—emento domine Dauid 〈…〉 â—Orde haue mynde of Dauid and of all his mekenes â—s he hathe sworne to the lorde hathe made a vowe to the lorde of Iacob If I shal entre in to the tabernacle of my hous yf I shall ascende in to the bedde where I lye If I shall gyue slepe vnto myne eyes and slomberynge vnto myne eye lyddes And rest vnto the temples of myne heade vntyll I fynde a place for the lorde a tabernacle for the god of Iacob â—owe haue herde her in Effrata we founde her in the feldes of wood We shall entre iÌ„ to his tabernacle we shall worshyp in the place where his feete stode Aryse lorde in to thy reste thou and the Arche of thy sanctifycacyon â—ette thy seruauÌ„tes do on iustyce and thy sayntes reioyse â—or thy seruauÌ„t dauides sake tourne not backe the face of thyne anoynted The lorde hath smorne trueth vnto Dauid and shall not deceyue hym of the fruyte of thy belly shall I set one vpon the seate â—f thy chyldren wyll kepe me testament my testimonyes those that I shall teache them And theyr sones worlde without ende shall syt vpon thy seate For the lorde hathe chosen Syon he hathe chosen it for his dwellynge place This is my restynge place for euermore here shal I dwel for I haue chosen it with blessyng â—â—he wydowe of it I shall blysse the pore people of it I shall fulfyll with breade â—shal compas the preestes therof with helth the sayntes therof shal triumphe with gladnes â—hyther shall I brynge the horne of Dauid I haue prepared a laÌ„terne for myne anoynted â—he enemyes of hym I shal compas with confusyon vpon hym surely shall my sanctifycacyon florysshe â—lory be to the father to the sone and to the holy ghoste â—s it was in the begynnynge as it is now and euer shall be So be it â—cce quam bonum 〈…〉 â—Eholde how good and pleasaunt it is for brethren to dwell togyther â—yke as oyntment in the head that discendeth in to the berde euyn the berde of Aaron â—hiche discendeth in to the skyrte of his garmen as the dewe of Hermon that discendeth in to the mount Syon â—or there hath the lorde promysed blessynge lyfe worlde without ende â—lory be to the father to the sone and to the holy ghoste â—s it was in the begynnynge as it is now and euer shall be So be it â—cce nunc bnÌ„dicite dnÌ„m â—Oo nowe blesse ye the lorde all the seruauÌ„tes of the lorde â—hiche stande in the house of the lorde in the cources of our goddes house â—yfte vp your handes in the nyghtes vnto the holy places and blysse the lorde â—he lorde of Syon blysse the whiche made heuyn and earth â—lory be to the father to the sone and to the holy ghoste â—s it was in the begynnynge as it is now and euer shall be So be it 〈…〉 emembre not o lorde the faultes eyther
of vs or of our parentes neyther take thou vengeaunce on our synnes Spare o lorde spare thy peple whiche thou hast redemed w t thy precyous bloude Be neuermore angry with vs. ¶ 〈…〉 â—Amercus bysshoppe of Uienne what tyme that a terryble earth quake fell in his prouynce Leo the fyrst theÌ„ beyng bysshop of Rome caused the people to asseÌ„ble and to go togyther in a longe araye prayenge and callyng vpoÌ„ god whiche thynge we now call processyon bycause we vse in the same to procede or go forth Hereof it came that wheÌ„ any greuous plage was eyther sent by god amonge the people or any sodeyne cause of gladnesse chaunged processyon hath alwayes ben vsed somtyme to pacyfye goddes wrathe and somtyme to thanke hym of his benefytes for this cause Agapetus bysshoppe of Rome fyrst instytute that processioÌ„ shulde be done euery Sondaye throughout the yere And after hi Gregory in the tyme of a comen pestylence caused more solempne ordre and syngyng to be vsed theri ordeyned this seruyce called Letany whiche is a Greke worde and asmoche in Englysshe to say as supplycacyoÌ„ or prayer wherof it hath taken his name bycause that in our generall processyons and rogacion dayes prayer and supplycacyon is made vnto god for the people for all estates accordynge to the couÌ„seyl of saynt Paule j. Timoth. ij and dyuers other examples of scrypture The Letany ¶ 〈…〉 â—Orde haue mercy on vs. â—…hryste haue mercy on vs â—orde haue mercy on vs. â—hryste heare vs God father of heuyn haue mercy on vs. Goddes sone redemer of the worlde haue mercy God the holy ghoste haue mercy on vs. Holy Trynite one god haue mercy on vs. â—aynt Mary praye for vs Holy mother of god praye for vs Holy mayde of maydens praye for vs â—aynt Myghell praye for vs â—aynt Gabryel praye for vs â—aynt Raphael praye for vs â—ll holy angels and archangels praye for vs â—…l ordres of holy spirites praye for vs â—aynt Iehan Baptyst praye for vs â—ll holy patriarkes prophetes praye for vs Saynt Peter praye for vs Saynt Paule praye for vs Saynt Andrewe praye for vs Saynt Iehan praye for vs Saynt Iames praye for vs Saynt Thomas praye for vs Saynt Phylyppe praye for vs Saynt Iames praye for vs Saynt Mathewe praye for vs Saynt Bartholome praye for vs Saynt Symon praye for vs Saynt Tade praye for vs Saynt Mathie praye for vs Saynt Barnabe praye for vs Saynt Marke praye for vs Saynt Luke praye for vs All holy apostles euangelystes praye for vs All holy discyples and innocentes praye for vs Saynt Stephen praye for vs Saynt Lyne praye for vst Saynt Clement praye for vs Saynt Cornelys praye for vs Saynt Cypriane praye for vs Saynt Laurence praye for vs Saynt Uincent praye for vs Saynt Cosme praye for vs Saynt Fabyane praye for vs Saynt Sebastyane praye for vs Saynt Thomas praye for vs Saynt Erasme praye for vs Saynt Edmunde praye for vs â—aynt Chrystofer praye for vs â—aynt George praye for vs â—aynt Blase praye for vs â—aynt Adryan praye for vs â—ll holy martyrs praye for vs â—aynt Edwarde praye for vs â—aynt Syluester praye for vs â—aynt Lyon praye for vs â—aynt Hierome praye for vs â—aynt Augustyn praye for vs â—aynt Ambrose praye for vs â—aynt Gregory praye for vs â—aynt Isodore praye for vs â—aynt Iulyane praye for vs â—aynt Lambert praye for vs â—aynt Martyn praye for vs â—aynt Anthony praye for vs â—aynt Nycolas praye for vs â—aynt Leonerde praye for vs â—aynt Erkenwalde praye for vs â—aynt Edmunde praye for vs â—aynt Benet praye for vst â—aynt Dunstone praye for vs â—aynt Cuthbert praye for vs â—ll holy confessours praye for vs â—aynt Mary Magdeleyn praye for vs â—aynt Mary Egypcyan praye for vs â—aynt Anne praye for vs â—aynt Katheryne praye for vs â—aynt Margarete praye for vs â—aynt Barbara praye for vs Saynt Heleyne praye for vs Saynt Appollyne praye for vs Saynt Agathe praye for vs Saynt Luce praye for vs Saynt Agnes praye for vs Saynt Cycylle praye for vs Saynt Gertrude praye for vs Saynt brygyt praye for vs SaiÌ„t vrsule with thy holy felowes praye for vs All holy virgyns praye for vs All holy sayntes praye for vs Be mercyfull Spare vs o lorde From all euyll Lorde delyuer vs. From the awaytes of the deuyll Lorde delyuer From endles dampnacyon Lorde delyuer vs. From the imminent peryl of our synnes Lorde From the assaulte of deuylles Lorde delyuer From the spiryte of fornicacyon Lorde delyuer From the desyre of vayne glory Lorde delyuer From all vnclennes of body and soule Lorde From wrathe and hate and all euyl wyl Lorde From vncleane thoughtes Lorde delyuer vs. From blyndnes of herte Lorde delyuer vs. From lyghtnynge and tempest Lorde delyuer From sodeyn vnprouyded death Lorde dely By thy mystery of thy holy incarnacyon Lorde By thy natyuyte Lorde delyuer vs. By thy circuncision Lorde delyuer vs. By thy baptyme Lorde delyuer vs. By thy fastynge Lorde delyuer vs. By thy crosse and passyon Lorde delyuer vs. â—y thy precyous death Lorde delyuer vs. â—y thy gloryous resurreccyoÌ„ Lorde delyuer vs. â—y thy meruaylous asceÌ„cyon Lorde delyuer vs. â—y the grace of the holy ghost Lorde delyuer vs â—n the houre of death Lorde succour vs. â—n the day of Iudgement Lorde delyuer vs. â—e synners pray the to heare vs. â—hat thou gyne vs peace we pray the heare â—hat thy mercy pity may euer pÌ„serue vs. we â—hat thou vouchsaufe to gouerne and kepe thy Churche we pray the heare vs. â—hat the gyft apostolyke and all the degrees of holy relygyon be kept and saued we pray the. â—hat thou gyue peace and coÌ„corde to our kyng and prynces and also vyctory we pray the to â—hat thou kepe all our bysshops and abbottes in holy relygyon we pray the to heare vs. â—hat thou kepe al the congregacyons of sayntes in thy holy seruyce we pray the heare vs. â—hat thou preserue al chrysten people whiche thou haste redemed with thy precyous bloude we praye the to heare vs. â—hat thou gyue all our bnÌ„factours euerlastyng benefytes we pray the to heare vs. â—hat thou wylte delyuer the soules of vs our parentes from eternall dampnacyon we pray the to heare vs. â—hat thou vouchsaufe to gyue and preserue the fruytes of the earth we pray the to heare vs. â—hat thou vouchsaufe to caste vpoÌ„ vs thy mercyfull eyes we pray the to heare vs. â—hat thou do cause the obsequy of our seruice to be reasonable we pray the to heare vs. â—hat thou do plucke vp our myndes vnto heuynly desyres we pray the to heare vs. â—hat thou vouchsaufe to beholde and releue the mysery of the poore and the captyue we pray â—hat thou gyue euerlastynge rest to all that beleue in the bothe quycke and dead we pray the. â—hat thou vouchsaufe to heare vs. â—one of god we praye the to heare vs. â—one of god we praye the to heare vs. â—one of god we praye the to heare vs. â—ambe of
the mynde of Isodore was receyued as a tradicyoÌ„ of the apostles Howbeit S. Ambrose affyrmeth that it was deryued of an olde custome had amoÌ„g the Hebrewes which vsed longe lameÌ„tacyon for the dead after theyr departynge as they dyd for Iacob the space of xl dayes and for Moyses xxx But we that are vnder the newe lawe are taught of god by the mouthe of saynt Paule his apostle not to mourne or be sory for them that be departed in the fayth of Chryst but to reioyse as in theÌ„ that rest in the slepe of peace for so is it dayly remembred in the Masse vntyll they shall be called vnto the last iudgemeÌ„t Neuerthelesse I thynke it very charytable and to procede of a good godly mynde in that we vse any worldely obseâ—uies about the deade or do pray for theÌ„ for sait Augustyn in his Enchiridion sayth It is not to be denyed but that the soules departed are greatly releued by prayer Uvhiche vse is very commeÌ„dable for asmoche as it hath contynued in the chrysten churche euyn froÌ„ the very infaÌ„cy therof ¶ 〈…〉 〈…〉 shall please â—…exi quoniam exaudiet â—or he hathe enclyned his eare vnto me all me lyfe I shall calle vpon hym â—he sorowes of deathe haue comâ—assed me and the perylles of hell haue entangled me â—haue frounde moche trouble and sorowe and haue called vppon the name of the lorde â—lorde delyuer my soule for the lorde is pityfull and ryghteous and our god hath mercy â—he lord pÌ„serueth the lytle ones I was brought lowâ— and he delyuered me â—urne the my soule iÌ„ to reste for the lorde hath done moche for the. â—or he hathe delyuered my soule froÌ„ death my â—yes from teares my feete from slydynge â—shal please the lorde in the countre of lyuers orde gyue theÌ„ eternall reste and let coÌ„tynuall lyght shyne vnto them 〈…〉 shall please the lorde in the regyon of lyuers 〈…〉 Uvo is me â—d dnÌ„m cum tribularer 〈…〉 â—Cryed vnto the lorde when I was in trouble and he herde me â—lorde delyuer my soule froÌ„ lyenge lyppes and a deceytfull tonge â—hat may be gyuen the or what may be layde agaynst the to a deceytfull tonge â—he sharpe arowes of the myghtye with hotte sparkelynge cooles â—…o is me for my restynge place is prolonged I haue dwelled with the inhabytantes of Cedar my soule was longe in exyle â—was peasyble with them that hated peace when I spake vnto them they assaulted me causeles â—orde gyue them eternall reste let contynuall lyght shyne vnto them 〈…〉 Uvo is me for that my banysshment is prolonged 〈…〉 orde â—euauioculos meos 〈…〉 â—Lyfted vp myne eyes in to the hylles from whense helpe shall come vnto me â—y helpe commeth from the lorde that made heuyn and earth â—e shal not suffre thy foote to slyppe neyther shall he that kepeth the fall in to a slombre â—o he shall neyther fall a slepe nor slombre whiche kepeth Israel â—he lorde kepeth the the lorde is thy defence more then thy ryght hande â—he sonne shall not burne the by day nor the moone by nyght â—he lord kepeth the from all euyll the lorde kepeth euyn thy soule â—he lorde kepeth thy goynge iÌ„ and goynge out from this tyme forth and euermore â—orde gyue theÌ„ eternall reste and let coÌ„tynuall lyght shyne vnto them 〈…〉 â—he lorde kepeth the from all euyll he kepeth euyn thy soule 〈…〉 â—f thou lorde â—e profundis 〈…〉 â—Rom the deepe places haue I called vnto the o lorde lorde heare my voyce â—et thyne eares be intentyfe to the voyce of my prayer â—f thou lorde wylte loke so straytly vpoÌ„ synners o lorde who shall abyde it â—ut there is mercy with the and because of thy lawe haue I abyden the o lorde â—y soule hath abyden in his worde my soule hath trusted in the lorde From the mornyng watche vnto nyght let Israel truste in the lorde For with the lorde there is mercy and his redeÌ„pcyon is plenteous And he shall redeme Israel for all the iniquities of it Lorde gyue them eternall reste and let contynual lyght shyne vnto them 〈…〉 â—f thou lorde imputest meÌ„s synnes vnto them lorde who shal abyde it 〈…〉 he workes â—onfitebor tibi domine 〈…〉 LOrde I shal make knowlege to the with all my herte for thou hast herde the wordes of my mouthe â—n the syght of aungels I shall synge to the I shall worshyppe the in thy holy temple and shall confesse thy name UpoÌ„ thy mercy thy trouth for aboue al thyng thou hast magnifyed thy holy name Then soeuer I shall call vpon the heare me thou shalte encrease strength in my soule Let al the kynges of the earth coÌ„fesse the o lord for they haue herde all y e wordes of thy mouthe And let them synge in the wayes of the lorde for great is the glory of the lorde For the lorde is hyghe beholdeth lowe thynges and knoweth hygh thynges a farre If I walke in the myddes of trybulacyon thou wylt reconforte me and vpon the cruelte of myn enemyes thou hast extende thy power and thy ryght hande hath made me saufe â—he lorde shall requyte for me lorde thy mercy is euerlastynge the workes of thyne handes despyce thou not â—orde gyue them eternall reste and let contynuall lyght shyne vnto them 〈…〉 â—orde despyce not the workes of thy handes 〈…〉 Fro the gates of hell 〈…〉 Lorde delyuer theyr soules 〈…〉 herde a voyce ¶ 〈…〉 â—Y soule magnifyeth the lorde â—nd my spirit hath reioysed iÌ„ god my sauyour â—or he hathe regarded the humilite of his haÌ„dmayden beholde nowe from hensforth shall all generacyons call me blessed â—or he that is myghty hathe done to me great thynges and blessed is his name â—nd his mercy is alwayes on theÌ„ that fear hym throughout all generacyons â—e hathe shewed streÌ„gth with his arme he hath scatered them that are proude in the ymagynacyon of theyr hertes â—e hath put downe the myghtye from theyr sea tes and hath exalted them of lowe degree â—e hath fylled the hungre with good thynges and hath sent away the ryche empty â—e hath remembred mercy and hathe holpeÌ„ his seruaunt Israel â—uyn as he promysed to oure fathers Abraham and to his seede for euer â—orde gyue them eternall reste let contynuall lyght shyne vnto them 〈…〉 haue herde a voyce froÌ„ heuyn sayenge Blessyd be the deade whiche dye in the lorde â—orde haue mercy on vs. â—hryste haue mercy on vs. â—orde haue mercy on vs. Our father whiche arte Hayle Mary â—auda aiÌ„a mea dnÌ„z 〈…〉 â—Rayse the lorde my soule I shall laude the lorde durynge my lyfe I shall syng to my god so longe as I lyue â—ruste ye not in prynces nor in the chyldren of men in whome there is no health â—y sou'e shall passe out and shall retourne iÌ„ to his countrey in that day shall all theyr cogytacyons perysshe â—lessed is the man whose helper is the god of Iacob whose hope is in our lorde god which made heuyn
and earth and see and all that be in theÌ„â—hich kepeth trueth euermore doth iudgemeÌ„t to them that suffre wronge and gyueth meate to the hungry â—he lorde loseth the fettered the lorde gyueth syght to the blynde â—he lorde lyfteth vp theÌ„ that be fallen the lorde loueth the ryghteous â—he lorde preserueth strauÌ„gers he shall defeÌ„de the fatherles and the wydowe and shal destroy the wayes of synners â—he lorde shall reygne euermore thy god o syoÌ„ from one generacyon to another â—orde gyue theÌ„ eternall rest and let contynuall lyght shyne vnto theÌ„ 〈…〉 From the gates of hell 〈…〉 Lorde delyuer theyr soules 〈…〉 I truste to se the goodes of the lorde 〈…〉 In the lande of lyfe 〈…〉 Lorde god heare my prayer 〈…〉 And gyue hearynge to my clamour 〈…〉 â—Od to whome it is appropried to be mercyfull euer to spare be mercyfull to the soules of thy seruauntes of eche kynde and forgyue them al theyr synnes that they beyng loosed froÌ„ the bondes of death may deserue to ascende vnto lyfe By Chryste our lorde â—God the lorde of pardon graunt vnto the soule of N. thy seruaunte the yeares mynde of whose death we haue in remembraunce a place of rest the blysfull quiete and clerenesse of thy lyght By Chryste our lorde â—God whiche haste caused thy seruauÌ„tes in pontificall dignite to be accompted amoÌ„ge the preestes apostolyke graunt we beseche the that they maye enioye in heuyn the coÌ„tynuall coÌ„pany of them whose offyce they dyd beare somtyme heare in earth By Chryste our lorde â—God the graunter of pardon and the louer of mannes saluacyon we beseche thy mercy that thou wylte suffre the congregacyons of our brothers and systers beynge departed out of this worlde through the intercession of blessed Mary the virgyn and saynt Myghell the archaÌ„ gell all holy sayntes to come to the congregacyoÌ„ of euerlastynge felicite By Chryste our lorde â—God that arte creatour and redemer of all faythful people graunt vnto the soules of al true beleuers beynge deade remyssyon of al theyr synnes that through deuout prayers they maye attayne thy gracyous pardon whiche they haue alway desyred which shalte come to iudge the quycke and the deade and the worlde by fyre So be it God haue mercy on all chrysten soules So be it ¶ 〈…〉 〈…〉 â—yrect good lorde â—erba mea auribus 〈…〉 LOrde perceyue my wordes with thyne eares vnderstande my clamour Make hede to the voyce of my prayer my kynge and my god For vnto the wyl I praye o lorde early shalt y u heare my voyce â—arly shall I stande by the I shall se for thou arte a god not fauourynge iniquite Nor y e malygne shal not dwel nere the neyther shal the vnryghteous abyde before thy iyes Thou haste hated all that do iÌ„iquite thou shalte destroy all that speake falshode A man that is bloudy deceytful the lorde doth abhorre but I through the plenteousnes of thy mercy Shall entre in to my house I shall praye at thy holy temple in thy feare â—eade me lorde in thy ryghteousnes bycause of myne enemyes directe my way in thy syght â—or in the mouth of them there is no trueth the herte of them is full of vanyte â—he throte of them is an open graue deceytfully haue they done with theyr tonges iudge theÌ„ o god â—et them fall froÌ„ theyr cogytacyons accordyng to the greatnes of theyr wyckednes expel them for they haue sturred the to angre lorde â—nd let all reioyse that trust in the they shall euermore be gladde thou shalte dwelle amoÌ„ge them â—nd they shall glory in the all that loue thy name for thou wylte blesse the ryghteous â—orde thou hast couered vs as it were with a shylde of thy good wyll â—orde gyue them eternall reste let coÌ„tynuall lyght shyne vnto them 〈…〉 Dyrecte good lorde my way iÌ„ thy syght 〈…〉 ourne the lorde â—omine ne in furore tuo 〈…〉 â—Orde rebuke me not in thy fury neyther chasten thou me in thyne angre â—aue mercy on me lorde for I am sycke healem lord for my bones are broused â—nd my soule is very sore troubled but how loÌ„ge lorde â—urne the lorde and delyuer my soule saue me for thy mercye â—or there is none in death that hath mynde of the and in hell who wyll acknowledge the. â—haue laboured iÌ„ my sorow I shal euery nyght wasshe my bedde with teares shall I weate the place where I lye â—yne eye is troubled with woodnes I haue waxen olde amonge al myne enemyes â—uoyde fro me al ye that worke wyckednes for the lorde hath herd the noyse or my wepynge â—he lorde hath herde my prayer the lorde hath receyued my peticyon â—et all myne enemyes be greatly ashamed and confounded let them be ashamed and confounded very quyckely â—orde gyue them eternall reste let contynuall lyght shyne vnto theÌ„ 〈…〉 Turne the lorde delyuer my soule for he is not iÌ„ death that hath mynde of the 〈…〉 est any tyme. â—nÌ„e deê° meus in te speraui 〈…〉 O Lorde my god in the haue I trusted saue me froÌ„ al that persecute me and delyuer me â—est any tyme they deuour my soule as a lyon whylst there is none y t may redeme nor saue me â—lorde god yf I haue done this thynge yf wyckednes be in myne handes â—f I haue req ited euyl to theÌ„ that dyd for me let me then worthely falle into myne enemyes haÌ„des â—et an enemye persecute my soule lette hiÌ„ take it and treade downe my lyfe in earth and brynge my glory in to duste â—ryse lorde in thy wrathe and be exalted in the countrees of myne enemyes â—nd aryse my lorde god in the precepte that thou hast commaunded and the congregacion of people shall compasse the. â—nd for the same go vp agayne on hyghe the lorde iudgeth nacyons â—udge me lorde accordynge to my iustyce and procede vpon me accordyng to myn innocency â—et the wyckednes of synners be coÌ„sumed and thou shalte ordre the iuste o god that enserchest herte and reynes â—y iust helpe is from god which preserueth the ryghteous in herte â—he lorde is a iust iudge stronge and pacyeÌ„t is he angry al tymes â—xcepte ye be tourned he hath shakeÌ„ his sworde he hathe beÌ„ded his bowe and hathe made it redy â—nd hath prepared in it vesselles of death he hath made his arowes hotte â—o he bredeth iniustyce he hathe conceyued sorowe and hath brought forth vngodlynes â—e hathe opened a lake and dygged it out and hath fallen in to the pyt that hym selfe made â—et his sorowe be tourned vpon his owne head let his wykednesse falle vpoÌ„ his owne crowne â— shall make knowledge to the lorde accordyng to his iustyce and shall syng to the name of the lorde moost hyest â—orde gyue theÌ„ eternall rest and let contynuall lyght shyne vnto them 〈…〉 â—este any tyme he may rauysshe my soule as a lyon when there is none that wyll redeme it or saue it 〈…〉 From the gates of hel The answere Lorde
delyuer theyr soules Our father And leade vs not But delyuer vs. ¶ 〈…〉 â—Pare me o lorde my days be brefe and short For what is the maÌ„ whome thou doest ma gnifye Or why from hym thyn hert dost thon transport â—onfortyng hym in the mornynge and sodeynly Thou temptest hym agayne with aduersyte Uvhy dost thou not so moch as suffre me a lytle That I may tary the swalowyng of my spytle Lorde I haue offended and what shall I do Thou that orderest man in euery thynge why woldest thou make me to swarue froÌ„ the so And makest me to be myne owne vndoynge Uvhy takest thou not froÌ„ me my synful lyuyng Io howe in dust I slepe wonderous fast And yf thou tary a whyle all helpe wyl be past 〈…〉 I veryly thynke and byleue surely That my redemer is eterne on lyue And that at the last day fynally Out of the earth who so it deny I shall aryse and shall agayne reuyue And in my flesshe I shall playnly se My god my sauyour whiche hath redemed me 〈…〉 Uvhome I shall beholde and se in very dede As parfytly as any is able to deuyse None other it is that shall se in my stede But I my selfe with these present eyes Shall hym beholde in moost parfyt wyse And in my flesshe I shal playnly se My god my sauyour whiche redemed me ¶ 〈…〉 â—Y soule is full verye of this lyfe that I leade And of this worlde sull lytle doth it recke But suffre me a whyle agayne my selfe to pleade That for very bytter anguysshe my wordes out they breake And payne maketh my soule to God thus to speake Thou gyd take from me thy condempnacyon Shew me why thou handlest me on this fasshyoÌ„ I wene that thou doyst some pleasure take Thus with calamite me to ouerpresse Uvhiche am the very worke that thy handes dyd make Thou art of counsel with the wycked as I gesse And wylt thou helpe them in theyr wyckednes Be thyne eyesflesshely as other mennes be And seest thou none otherwyse then other men dose Be thy dayes lyke to the dayes of other men Thy yeres and tyme be not they also In no other maner or fasshyon then Be the yeres of men whiche so soone ouer go My synne and iniquite why enserchest thou so And yet thou knowest that in me no synne shall be fande Syth no man may escape thy mortall hande â—blessed god whiche by myracle diu ne Dydestrayse vp Lazar from his sepulture Uvhen he in the same foure 〈◊〉 ayes had lyne So that his body began to sauour Lyke as it fareth by euery creature Braunt them rest that from hens are discended And gyue them pardon where they haue offeÌ„ded â—hou that shalt come to iuge and gyue senteÌ„ce Upon quycke and deade and the worlde ouer all And by burnyng fyre shalt trye the conscyence Of euery creature in iudgement generall Uvhiche to escape may no man mortall Braunt them rest that from hens are discended And gyue them pardon where they haue offended ¶ 〈…〉 â—Hy handes good lorde haue me made and formed In euery parte all in compasse rounde And shal I now agayn so soone be ouer turned Remembre how thou madest me lyke clay out of the grounde Now agayne to dust shall I so sone redounde Lyke softe mylke hast thou not me dressed And lyke vnto chese hast thou not me pressed Uvith skynne and flesshe also for the nones Thou hast me enclosed and therwith ouer clade And eke also with senewes and with bones Thou hast compacte me and stronge thou hast me made Lyfe and mercy of the also I had And with thy goodnes and thy visytacyon Thou hast contynually ben my preseruacyon 〈…〉 good lorde in what maner place May I hyde my selfe in that fearefull houre Away from thy moost gloryous face Uvhen that thou as souereygne Emperour The worlde shalt iudge by thy woÌ„derous power For I knowe well that in my lyfe dayes I haue synned moche by many sondry wayes 〈…〉 or of my synnes I am full sore adrad I shal be ashamed before the to appere Uvhen thou shalt com to iuge both good bad Neuer suffre for thy mercy dere That I be condempned then before the there For I knowe well that in my lyfe dayes I haue synned moche by many dyuers wayes 〈…〉 n a place â—ominus regit me 〈…〉 â—He lorde ruleth me nothynge shall fayle me iÌ„ a place of pasture there hath he set me â—e hath brought me vpon a fresshe water he coÌ„ uerth my soule â—e hath ledde me vpon the patthes of iustyce for his names sake â—or all though I walke in the myddes of the shadowe of death I shall feare no harme for thou arte with me â—hy staffe and thy rod they haue conforted me â—hou haste â—pared a table iÌ„ my syghte agaynst them that trouble me â—hou hast soupled myn heade in oyle my cuppe beynge full is ryght goodly â—nd thy mercy shall folowe me all the dayes of my lyfe â—nd that I may iÌ„habyte in the house of the lor de for the length of my dayes â—orde gyue them eternall reste let coÌ„tynuall lyght shyne vnto them 〈…〉 n a place of pasture there hath he set me â—he defaultes â—d te dnÌ„e leuaui 〈…〉 â—Nto y e lorde haue I lyfte vp my soule my god in the I trust let me not be ashamed â—or let not myn enemyes mocke me for truly all that euer trust in the shal not be confounded â—et all them be coÌ„founded that worke wyckednes in vayne Good lorde shew me thy wayes teache me thy patthes Directe me teache me in thy trouthe for thou arte god my sauyour and I haue susteyned the all the hole day â—aue mynde good lorde of thy mercyfulnes of thy mercyes whiche euer haue ben â—he offences of my youth nor myne ygnoraunces do thou not remembre â—hou for thy goodnes good lorde haue mynde of me accordynge vnto thy mercy â—he lord is swete and ryghteous for this shal he gyue a lawe to them that go out of the way â—e shal direct the mylde in iudgement he shall teache te meke his wayes â—ll the wayes of the lorde are mercy and verite to theÌ„ that requyre his Testament his ê“myses â—or thy names sake good lorde thou shalte ha ue mercy on my synne for truely it is great â—ho is the maÌ„ that feareth the lorde he hath ordeyned a lawe to hym in y e way whome he hath chosen is soule shall dwell in goodnes his sede shall inheryte the earth â—he lorde is a sure grouÌ„de to theÌ„ that feare hym his testameÌ„t that it maye be manyfested to theÌ„ â—yne eyes be euer to the lorde for he shall pull my foote out of the snare â—oke vpoÌ„ me haue mercy vpoÌ„ me for I am alone poore he trybulacyons of my herte be multiplyed delyuer me from my necessytes â—eholde my humylyte and my laboure and for gyue me all my faultes â—eholde myn enemyes for they
vnryghtwysenes And of my synne make me clene and pure For to the onely by great vngodlynes I haue offended herof am I sure And put my soule in ryght harde aduenture Thy maiesty therfore I besech of thy goodnes To take clene away my synne and wyckednes 〈…〉 leasynge be it â—xpectans expectauâ— TIth longe awayt I loked after the lorde and he intended vnto me â—nd he herde my prayers he brought me out of the lake of mysery and from the muddy clay â—nd set my feete vpon a rocke and directe my steppes â—nd he put iÌ„ to my mouthe a newe songe a ver se vnto our god â—any shall se and shall feare and shall truste in the lorde â—lessed is the man whose hope is the name of the lorde and hath not regarded vanites false madnesses â—any meruayles haste thou done o lorde my god and thy dysposyâ—yons there is none that is lyke vnto the. â—haue tolde forth and spoken they are multiplyâ—d aboue nombre â—aryfyce and offerynge thou woldest not verily thou hast made myne eares parfyte â—nd burnt offeryng for synne y u hast not req ired then sayd I lo I come â—n the begynnyng of the boke it is wryteÌ„ of me that I shall do thy wyll for so wolde I my god haue thy lawe in the myddest of myn hert 〈…〉 haue declared thy iustyce in a great congrega cyon lo I shall not holde iÌ„ my lyppes lorde thou knowest 〈…〉 haue not hydden thy ryghtuousnes iÌ„ my herte I shewe thy trueth and thy saluacyon 〈…〉 haue not keptesecrete thy mercie thy trouth from a great company â—ut y u lorde do not estraunge thy mercyes from me thy mercy thy trouth haue euer defeÌ„ded me â—or myscheues innumerable haue compassed me my wyckednesses haue caught me I was not able to se them â—hey are multyplied mo then the heere 's of my heade and my herte hath fayled me â—et it be thy pleasure o lorde for to delyuer me lorde haue regarde to helpe me â—onfounded and afrayde be they that seke my lyfe for to take it away â—et them be turned backewarde and affcayde that mynde to do me harme â—et them incontynent beare away theyr confu syon that speake to me in scornfull wordes â—et all that seke the reioyse be glad of the let all that loue thy sauynge health say the lorde be magnyfyed â—veryly am a beggar and poore the lorde is myndefull of me â—hou arte my helper and protectoure o my god tary not â—orde gyue theÌ„ eternall reste and let coÌ„tynuall lyght shyne vnto them 〈…〉 leasynge be it vnto the o lorde for to delyuer me lorde haue regarde to helpe me 〈…〉 eale my soule 〈…〉 eatus qui intelligit â—Lessed is he that consydereth the nedy and the poore in the euyll day the lorde shall delyuer hym â—he lorde shall preserue hym refresshe hym and make hym fortunate in the earth and shall not delyuer hym to his enemyes â—he lorde shall succour hym lyenge diseased in his bedde all his estate thou hast chaunged iÌ„ his infyrmyte â—sayd lorde haue mercy on me heale my soule for I haue trespassed to the. â—yne enemyes spake euyll vnto me sayeÌ„g wheÌ„ shal he dye that his name may perysshe â—nd though he entred in for to se he spake vanites his hert gathered mischeyf vnto it self â—eyssued forth and spake to the same purpose â—gaynst me dyd al myne enemyes murmure agaynst me haue they ymagyned mycheyf â—hey haue deuysed an vntrue sayenge by me shal he that slepeth haue no help to ryse agayn â—or a man pretendynge peace vnto me in who me I trusted whiche hathe eaten of my breade made greate meanes to supplante me â—ut thou lorde haue mercy on me restore me and I shall requyte them â—n that they haue perceyued that thou fauourest me that my enemy shal not trysiph vpon me But for my innocency thou hast defended me hast made me sure in thy syght for euer Blessed be the lorde god of Israel worlde with out ende So be it â—orde gyue them eternall reste and let contynuall lyght shyne vnto them 〈…〉 Heale my soule lorde for I haue synned agaynst the. 〈…〉 My soule thrysted â—ueÌ„admoduÌ„ desyderat â—Uyn as the harte longeth after the fountaynes of waters so doth my soule longe after the o god â—y soule hath thrysted after god the lyuynge fountayne when shal I come and appere before the face of god â—y teares were to me day nyght iÌ„ steade of bre ade whylst it is dayly sayd vnto me wher is thy god â—hese thynges I call to mynde cast it in my thought because I shall deê‘te in to a place of meruaylous habitacioÌ„ euyn vnto y e house of god â—vhit a voyce of gladnes and confessyon lyke the sounde of one that banketteth â—vhy arte thou sorowfull my soule why doest thou trouble me â—ruste in god for I shall euer coÌ„fesse hym that gyueth heath vnto me and is my god â—he foule within my self is troubled therfore I shall haue the in mynde in the lande of IordaÌ„ the lytle mountayne of Hermon â—epenes calleth vpon depenes with the noyse of thy watercourses â—ll thy raynes thyfloodes haue roÌ„ne ouer me â—n the day the lorde hath sent forth his mercy and in nyght his songe â—n me is prayer to the god of my lyfe I shall say vnto god thou arte my defender â—hy hast thou forgoten me why do I go also rowful whylst myn enemy doth afflycte me â—hylst my bones are brokeÌ„ myne enemyes that trouble me haue cast it in my teeth â—hylst they saye to me euery daye where is thy god â—hy arte thou sorowfull my soule why troublest thou me â—ruste in god for yet I shall make knowledge to hym that he is my sauyour and my god â—orde gyue them eternall reste and let contynuall lyght shyne vnto them â—…y soule thyrsted for god thely uynge fountayne when shall I ones come and appere before the face of god 〈…〉 Lorde gyue them eternall reste 〈…〉 And let contynuall lyght shyne vn to them Our father And leade vs not But de lyuer vs. ¶ 〈…〉 â—y spyryte god wote is weykened wonders sore My tyme iÌ„ this world but very shorte vayne is And saue a poore graue get I now no more My synne is not great and yet to me remaynys Nothynge at all saue greuous bytter paynes But yet helpe me o lorde and let me by thesyt And for al myn enmyes I force not theÌ„ a whyt My lyues dayes be passed cleane away The thoughtes whiche were wont to trouble so my mynde The darke nyght haue turned in to the clere daye And after darkenes I hope yet lyght to fynde But yf I contynue thus synfull styll and blynde In contynuall darkenes my lodgynge theÌ„ I ma ke And hell for my dwellynge house nedes must I take I spake to the earthe that vyle was and rotten Sayn gthou art my father and thou my mother And to the wormes in
the earthe also haue I spoken Sayenge thou arte my syster and thou also my brother Uvhat hope I haue then aboue all other Uvho shall rewarde my paynes y â— which I abode Surely none other but onely thou my god 〈…〉 hus dayly in me my synne encreasyng double And I not repentynge in my lyues space The feare of death full sore my hert doth trouble For why in that lowe and depe infernall place There is no redempcyon no mercy nor no grace But yet good lorde yf it may the please Haue mercy on me and heale thou my desease 〈…〉 good lord through thy holy name Saue me from peryll in euery case And by thy great myght ryd me from the same For why in that lowe and depe infernall place There is no redempcyon no mercy nor no grace But yet good lorde if it may the please Haue mercy on me and heale thou my desease ¶ 〈…〉 â—y flesshe is consumed there is but skyn and bone My lyppes they be fallen away my teeth bare appere Take pety vpon me and haue compassyon At the lest way ye that be my frendes dere For the hande of god lo hath me touched here why persecute ye me more to encrease my payr Is it my flesshe that ye wolde haue so fayne Uvho shall warrant me that my dedes shall be wrytten Or who can promyse me eyther that they shal Be regystred so that they shal not be forgeten In iyrne leade or in the stony wall But one thynge I knowe that surest is of all That my redemer shall euerlyue this I know for true And in the last day that I shall ryse a newe And w t this skynne agayne theÌ„ I shall be clade And in my flesshe I shall playnlyse My sauyoure and my god whiche hath me wrought and made And as I am now so shall I then be I shall not beholde hym by no depute But these same eyes shal se hym manyfest This conforte sure remayneth in my brest 〈…〉 ternall rest goost lorde let theÌ„ haue And let theÌ„ be euer in contynuall lygh â—hou that raysedest from the fylth graue The dead Lazer through thy great myght So graunt them grace of the to haue the syght And gyue them rest that be from hens discended And grauÌ„te theÌ„ pardoÌ„ where they haue offended ¶ 〈…〉 â—Hy from my mothers wombe hast thou me out brought That wolde to god that I had ben clene Consumed away euyn to ryght nought So that none eye me euer myght haue sene For then shulde I be as I had neuer bene Nowe brought in to the worlde and streyght agayne out sent Oh that my lyfe dayes full soone are gone and spent wherfore good lorde spare me yet a whyle That I may bewayle my sorowe or I go From wheÌ„s is no retourne I meane that wretched yle whiche is the lande of mysery and wo Couered all with death in darknes ouerthrow where is no rule nor ordre at all But horror euerlastyng and payne contynuall 〈…〉 Uvherfore good lorde hertely I the pray To be a succour and ayde vnto me And specyally in that moost dradfull day Uvhen heuyn and earth and al that therin be Shal tremble and quake before the face of the when thou shalt come in thy most feruent yre The worlde to iudge by hotte burnyng fyre â—hat is the day full sorowful to beholde That is the day of wrathe the day of mysery That is the day to wofull to be tolde when heuyn and earth and al that therin be Shall trembled quake before the face of the when thou shalt come in thy most feruent yre The worlde to iudge by hotte burnynge fyre â—…las I wretche myserable and poore what thynge shall I do or what thynge shall I saye That dredfull iudge when I shall come before Hauynge no good dede for my selfe to lay Howe fearefull shall I staÌ„de iÌ„ that dredfull daye when that thou shalt come in thy feruent yre The worlde to iudge by hotte burnynge fyre â—…ow therfore Chryste we the beseche ychone Let thy mercy vnto vs appere Thou that descendest from thy heuynly trone To redeme them that lost and dampned were â—oÌ„dempne neuer theÌ„ whome thou haste bought so dere Uvherfore good lorde hertly I the pray To be a succour and ayde vnto me And specyally in that moost dredfull day when heuyn and earth and al that therin be Shal treÌ„ble and quake before the face of the when thou shalt come in thy most feruent yre The worlde to iudge by hotte burnynge fyre 〈…〉 Uvherfore good lorde we humbly the requyre That of thy goodnes thou woldest not forget To delyuer me from euerlastynge fyre whiche brakest vp the brasen gates great And vysyted hast the lowe infernall seate And vnto lyght them dydest restore whiche in payne of darkenesse hadde ben longe before 〈…〉 whiche vnto the thus dyd call and cry welcome to vs our blyssed sauyour swete welcome our redemer welcome hertely whiche brakest vp the brasen gates great And visited hast the lowe infernall seate And vnto lyght them dydest restore whiche in payne of darkenesse hadde ben longe before 〈…〉 Reste in peace 〈…〉 So be it â—…y broused â—isere meideus 〈…〉 â—Aue mercy vpon me o god accordynge to thy great mercy â—nd accordyng to the multitude of thy coÌ„passyons wype away myn iniquite Yet wasshe me more from myne iniquite clense me more from my synne â—or I knowledge myne iniquite and my synne is euer before myne eyes 〈◊〉 gaynst the onely haue I synned and haue done euyll in thy syght that thou mayste be instistifyed in thy wordes mayst vaynquysshe wheÌ„ thou hast iudged â—o I was begotten in wyckednesse and my mother conceyued me in synne â—o thou haste loued trueth the vnknoweÌ„ and secrete thynges of thy wysdome hast thou reueled vnto me â—pryncle me lorde with ysope and so shall I be cleane thou shalt wasshe me and then shal I be whyter then snowe â—nto my hearynge shalt thou gyue ioye gladnesse and my brosed bones shal be refresshed â—ourne thy face froÌ„ my synnes and wype away all my wyckednesse â—pure herte create in me oh god and an vp ryght spyryte renewe within me â—ast me not away from thy face and thyne holy spyryte take not from me â—ake me agayn to reioyse in thy sauynge helth and strengthen me with a pryncypal spiryte â—wyll istruct the wycked in thy wayes and the vngodly shall be conuerted vnto the. â—elyuer me from bloudes oh god the god of my health and my tonge shal exalte thy ryght wysenesse â—orde open thou my lyppes and my mouthe shall pronounce thy prayse â—oryf thou haddest desyred sacryfices I hadde surely gyuen it but thou delytest not in burnt offrynges â—sacryfyce to god is a lowly spirit a contrite an humble herte dispyce not o god â—ealy geÌ„tly of thy fauourable beneuoleÌ„ce with Syon that the walles of HierusaleÌ„ may be buylte agayne â—hen shalt thou accept the sacryfyce of ryghtwysenesse oblacyons and burnte offerynges theÌ„ shall
thy father and thy mother 〈…〉 Honour father and mother this is the fyrste commaundement that hath any promyse that thou mayst be in good estate and lyue longe on the earthe By this commaundement Chryste teacheth vs not onely to haue our father and mother in reuerence and to obey them as he hym selfe was subiecte vnto his Mother the virgyn Mary but also to minyster vnto theyr necessytes ¶ 〈…〉 â—Hou shalt not kyll Matth. v. Ye haue herde how it was sayde vnto them of the olde tyme. Thou shalt not kyll who soeuer kyilleth shal be in daunger of iudgement But I say to you who soeuer is angry with his brother shal be in daunger of iudgement who soeuer sayth to his brother Racha shal be in daunger of a counsell But who soeuer sayth thou fole shal be in daunger of hell fyer 〈…〉 Ye haue herde howe it is sayd Thou shalte loue thy neyghbour and hathe thyn enemye But I say vnto you loue your enemyes blysse them that curse you do good to them that hathe you pray for them that do you wronge and persecute you that ye may be the chyldreÌ„ of your father whiche is in heuen For he maketh the sonne to aryse on the euyll and on the good and sendeth his rayne on the iuste and on the vniuste ¶ 〈…〉 â—Hou shalt not breake wedlocke Math. v Ye haue herde how it was sayd to them of olde tyme thou shalte not commyt aduoutry But I say to you that who soeuer loketh on a wyfe luslynge after her hath coÌ„mytted aduoutry with her all redy in his herte 〈…〉 Let wedlocke be had in pryce in all poyntes and let thy chambre be vndefyled for hoore kepers and aduouterers God wyll iudge ¶ â—Hou shalt not steale 〈…〉 Steale not defraude no man Yf any man wyll sue the at the lawe and take thy coâ—e from the let hym haue thy cloke also gyue to hym that asketh and from hym that wolde borowe turne not awaye 〈…〉 Now is there vtteâ—lye a faute amonge you because ye go to lawe one with another Why rather suffre ye not wroÌ„ge why rather suffre ye not your selues to be robbed yea euen youre selues do wronge and robbe and that the brethrene Ephesi iiij Let hym that dyd steale steale no more but let him rather labour with his handes some good thynge that he maye haue to gyue vnto hym that nedeth ¶ â—Hou shalte beare no false wytnesse agaynst thy neyghbour 〈…〉 Beare no false wytnesse I say to you that of euery ydle worde whiche men shal haue spoken they shal gyue aecomptes at the daye of iudgement 〈…〉 Wherfore put away lyng and speake euery man trueth to his neyghboure for as moche as we are membres one of another Let not fylth communycacyon procede out of your mouthes but that whiche is good to edifye with al when nede is that it may haue â—auâ—ur with the hearers Ephe. v. Let al bytternesse fearsnesse and wrath rorynge and cursed speakyng be put away from you Let no fylthynesse folysshe talkyng nor iestynge whiche are not comly be ones named amonge you but rather gyuyng of thankes ¶ â—Hou shalt not coueyt thy neyghboures house Neyther shalt thou coueyt thy neyghbours wyfe his man seruaunt his mayde his oxe his asse or ought that is his 〈…〉 What soeuer ye wolde that men shulde do to you euen so doo ye to them To loue a mannes neyghbour as hym selfe is a greater thynge then all burnte offerynges and sacryfyces Be not ouercomme with luste for the care of this worlde and the disceytfulnesse of ryches choke te worlde 〈…〉 Let your conuersacyon â—et without couetousnes and be content with that that ye haue al redy Godlynes is great ryches yf a man be content with that he hath For we brought nothynge in to the worlde and it is a playne case that we cary nothyng out When we haue fode and rayment let vs ther with be content They that wyll be ryche fall in to temptacyon and snares and in to many folysshe and noysom lustes whiche drowne men in perdicyon and destruccion For couetousnes is the rote of all euyl whiche whyle some lusted after they erred from the fayth and tangled theÌ„ selues with many sorowes â—hese wordes which I coÌ„maunde the this day shall be in thyne herte and thou shalt whette them on thy chyldren and shalt talke of them when thou arte at home in thy house and as thou walkest by the way and when thou lyest downe and when thou rysest vp and thou shalte bynde them for a sygne vpon thy hande And they shall be papers of remembraunce bytwene thyne eyes and thou shalte wryte them vpon the postes of thy house and vpon thy gates â—…ake hede and heare al these wodes which I commaunde the that it may go wel with the and with thy chyldren after the for euer when thou doest that whiche is good and ryght in the syght of the lorde thy god 〈…〉 Se thou do that whiche is ryght in the syght of the lord that thou mayst prosper 〈…〉 Ye shall do after nothynge that we do here this day euery man what semeth hym good in his owne eyes But what soeuer I commaunde you that take hede ye do and put nothynge therto nor take â—…ght therfrom 〈…〉 Cursed be he that contynueth not in all the wordes of this lawe to do them 〈…〉 Yf ye loue me kepe my commaundemeÌ„tes 〈…〉 Happy are they that heare the worde of god and kepe it 〈…〉 who soeuer shall kepe the hole lawe and yet fayle in one poynt he is gylty in al. For he that sayd Thou shalt not commyt aduoutry sayd also thou shalt noc kyll 〈…〉 They that feare the lorde kepe his commaundementes The symbole of Athanasius ¶ 〈…〉 â—hich fayth but yf euery man wyl kepe hole and inuyolate without douth he shall eternaly perisshe â—his truly is the verye Catholyke faythe that we worshyp one god in trinyte and the trinyte in vnyte â—eyther coÌ„foundyng the persones neyther seperatynge the substance â—he persone of the Father is one the person of the Sone an other the person of the holye Ghoste an other â—ut of the Father of the Sone and of the holy Ghost there is one dyuinyte equal glory coeternall maiesty e. â—uche as is the Father suche is the Sonne suche is the holy Ghoste â—he Father is vncreate the Sone vncreat the holy Ghost is vncreat â—he father is without measure the Son with out measure the holy ghost without measure â—he Father is euerlastynge the Sone euerlastyng the holy Ghost euerlasting â—nd not withstandyng there be not iij. euerlastyng the holy Ghost euerlastyng â—uyn as there be not thre vncreat nor itj. vnmesurate but one vncreat et one vnmesurate â—ykewyse the Father is almyghty the Son almyghty and the holy Ghoste almyghty â—nd yet they bet not thre Almyghtyes but one god almyghty â—o the Father is God the Sonne God the holy ghost is God â—nd yet they be not iij goddes but one god â—o the
Syon tryumphe in theyr kynge â—et them prayse his name with daunsyng let them synge vnto hym with tympany an harpe â—or the lorde is well pleased with his people hath exalted the lowly in to saluacyon â—ayntes shall tryumphe in glorye theyr shall make ioye in theyr chambres â—he prayses of god shall be in theyr mouthes two edged swordes in theyr handes â—o take vengeaunce amonge nacyons and correccyons amonge people â—o bynde theyr kynges in fetters and theyr nobles in manacles of yron â—or to execute on them the iudgemeÌ„t wrytten this is glorye to all his sayntes â—audate dnÌ„m in sanctis â—Rayse the lorde in his sayntes prayse hym in the fyrmament of his power â—rayse hym in his strength prayse hym accordynge to the almyghtynes of his maiestye â—rayse hym with the sounde of a troÌ„pette prayse hym with harpe and lute â—rayse hym with tympany daunsynge prayse hym with rebeckes and organs â—rayse hym with clarysymballes well souÌ„dyng prayse hym with symballes of swetnes let euery spirite prayse the lorde â—orde gyue theÌ„ eternall reste and let coÌ„tynuall lyght shyne vnto them 〈…〉 what soeuer thynge is endued with spirite let it prayse the lorde 〈…〉 From the gates of hell 〈…〉 Lorde delyuer theyr soules â—am ¶ 〈…〉 â—Lessed be y â— lorde god of Israel for he hath visyted and redemed his people â—nd hath reysed vp an horne of saluacyoÌ„ vnto vs in the house of his seruaunt Dauyd â—uyn as he ê“mysed by the mouthes of his holy prophetes whiche were syns the worlde began â—hat we shulde be saued froÌ„ our enemyes and from the handes of all that hate vs. â—o fulfyll the mercy promysed to our fathers to remembre his holy couenaunt â—nd to ê‘fourme the othe whiche he sware vnto our father abraham that he wolde gyue vs. â—hat we beynge delyuered out of the handes of our enemyes myght serue hym without feare â—n holynes and ryghtwysnes before hym all y e dayes of our lyfe â—nd thou chylde shalte be called the prophet of the hyest for thou shalt go before the face of the lorde to prepare his wayes â—nd to gyue knowledge of saluacyon vnto his people for the remyssyon of synnes â—hrough the tender mercy of our god by the which he spriÌ„gyng from an hye hath visyted vs. â—o gyue lyght to them that sate in darknesse in the shadowe of death and to guyde oure feete in to the way of peace â—orde gyue them eternall reste and let contynuall lyght shyne vnto them 〈…〉 am the resurreccyon and lyfe he that byleueth in me ye all though he were deade yet shall he lyue and who soeuer lyueth and byleueth iÌ„ me shall not se euerlastyng death Lorde haue mercy on vs. Chryste haue mercy on vs. Lorde haue mercy on vs. Our father And leade vs not But delyuer vs. â—xaltabo te domine â—Shal exalte the o lorde for thou hast defended me neyther hast thou suffered myne enemyes to haue theyr pleasure vpon me â—lorde my god I haue cryed vnto the thou hast healed me â—orde thou hast brought my soule out of the lowe place thou hast preserued me from theÌ„ that descende in to the pytte â—ynge vnto the lorde we that be his sayntes confesse ye the memory of his holynes â—or there is vengeaunce in his displeasure and lyfe in his pleasure â—t the euenynge waylynge shall contynue and in the mornynge gladnes â—eryly I sayd in my welthynes I shall neuer more be moued â—orde through thy good wyll thou hast lent strength vnto my beautye â—hou turnedest thy face from me and I was all astonyed â—nto the lorde shal I crye and shal pray vnto my god â—vhat profyte is there in my bloude when I shall discende in to corrupcyon â—hall dust make knowledge vnto the or shal iâ— publysshe thy trouth â—he lorde hath herde hath had mercy on me the lorde is made myne helper â—hou hast tourned my sorowe in to ioye thou haste cutte my sacke haste compassed me with gladnes â—o the ende that my glory myght synge to the and myght not be pryckâ—â— o my lorde god I shall euermore confesse the. â—orde gyue them eternall reste let contynuall lyght shyne vnto them From the gates of hell Lorde delyuer theyr soules I trust to se the goodes of the lorde In the laÌ„de of the lyuynge Lorde heare my prayer And let my clamour come vnto the. ¶ 〈…〉 â—God whiche by the mouthe of saynt Paule thyne apostle haste caught vs not to be sory for them that slepe in Chryste graunt we beseche the that in the coÌ„mynge of thy sonne our lorde Iesu Chryste we with all other faythfull people beyng departed may be gracyously brought vnto ioyes euerlastyng which shalt come to iudge the quycke the deade the worlde by fyre â—Lmyghty eternall god to whome there is neuer any prayer made without hope of mercy be propiciable to the soule of thy seruaunt 〈◊〉 that seynge it departed from this lyfe in the confessyon of thy name thou wylte cause it to be associate to the company of thy sayntes By Chryste our lorde â—God of whose mercy there is no noÌ„bre admyt our prayers for the soules of thy seruauntes the bysshoppes And grauÌ„te vnto them the lande of pleasure and lyght in the felawshyp of thy blessed aungels By Chryste our lorde â—Ord enclyne thyn eare vnto our prayers wherin we ryght deuoutly call vpoÌ„ thy mercy that thou wylte bestowe the soules of thy seruauntes bothe meÌ„ womeÌ„ whiche thou hast coÌ„maunded to depart from this worlde in the countre of peace and reste and further cause them to be made parteyners with thy sayntes By Chryste our lorde UE beseche the lorde that the prayer of thy supplyaâ—tes may auayle to the soules of thy seruauÌ„tes of eyther kynde that thou wylte bothe pourge theÌ„ of all theyr synnes cause theÌ„ to be partakers of thy redeÌ„pcyon whiche lyuest reygnest god worlde without ende So be it ¶ 〈…〉 〈…〉 â—oce mea ad dnÌ„m clamaui The. crli Psalme UIth my voyce vnto the lorde I haue cryed with my voyce I haue prayed to the lorde I vtter my prayer in the syght of hym and my trouble before hym I declare â—â—a and that vntyl my breath fayled me thou hast knowen my wayes In the same waye that I walked the proude haue hydden a snare for me â—loked vpon my ryght hande sawe and there was none that wolde knowe me Refuge is taken froÌ„ me an there is none that requyreth my soule 〈◊〉 haue cryed vnto the o lorde I haue sayde y u arte my hope my porcyon in the lande of the lyuynge â—ntende vnto my prayer for I am brought passynge lowe â—elyuer me from them that persecute me for they are made very stronge agaynst me â—elyuer my soule out of pryson to confesse thy name the ryghtuous loke after me vntyl that thou requyte me â—He holy and indiuisible Trinyte to the humanyte of Iesu chryst crucyfyed glory infynite be gyuen of euery creature worlde