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ID	Title	Author	Corrected Date of Publication (TCP Date of Publication)	STC	Words	Pages
A13150	Certayne sweete prayers of the glorious name of Iesus, commonly called Iesus Mattens with the howers therto belonging / written in Latin aboue two hundred yeres agoe, by H. Susonne.	Seuse, Heinrich, 1295-1366.	1575 (1575)	STC 23443.5; ESTC S1010	10,429	58

Certayne sweete Prayers of the glorious name of Iesus commonly called Iesus Mattens with the howers therto belonging written in Latin aboue two hundred yeres agoe by H. Susonne A salutation to be sayd in the Morning to the euerlasting wisedome of God. MY Soule hath desired thée in the night season and I haue also watched for thée in spirite and mind al the morning O wisedome most excellent beséeching thée that thy presence whiche I so sore haue longed for expel from vs al such thinges as are agaynst vs water the secrets of our hartes with thy manyfolde graces and mightily inflame the same with thy loue And nowe my moste swéete Lorde Iesu Christ I rise and come earely to thée in the morning and pray to thée from the botome of my hart And a thousande thousande of blessed Saints in my name salute thée and ten hundred thousand thousande glorifie thée who are euer in thy sight ready at al times to doo thy will and pleasure I pray also that the swéete accorde of all creatures may prayse thée in my behalfe and that thy triumphant name be our shielde and protection and blesse vs euermore Amen At euery howre this versicle must be sayde Iesus who is the wisedome of the Father geue vs health both of body and soule The Mattens O Lorde open thou my lips And my mouth shal shew forth thy prayse O God make spéede to saue me O Lord make hast to succour me Glory be to the father and to the sonne and to the holy Ghost As it was in the beginning is nowe and euer shal be world without ende Amen Alleluia From Septuagesima til Easter is said Prayse be geuen to thée O Lord the king of eternall glory The inuitatorie Pray we to the fountayne of eternall wisedome And let vs reioyce because his name is glorious The Psalme COme let vs reioyce vnto our Lord let vs sing before God our Sauiour Let vs come before his presence with thankes geuing and ioyfully sing to him in Psalmes Pray we to the fountayne c. And let vs reioyce because c. For our God is a great Lord and a great king ouer all goddes for he will not put away his people For in his handes is al the whole earth and he beholdeth the height of the mountaynes And let vs reioyce because c. For the Sea is his and he made it and his hands haue fashioned the dry lande come let vs worship and fall downe before God and wéepe before our Lorde that made vs for he is our Lord God and we are the shéepe of his pasture Prayse we the fountayne c. And let vs reioyce because c. To day if you wil heare his voice harden not your hart as in the bitter murmuring in the day of temptation in the wildernes wher your fathers tempted me proued me and sawe my workes And let vs reioyce because c. Fourty yeres was I gréeued with this generation and euer sayd they erre in their hartes they haue not knowne my wayes to whom I sware in my anger they should not enter into my rest Pray we to the fountaine of c. And let vs reioyce because c. Glory be to the father to the sonne and to the holy ghost As it was in the beginning is now and euer shal be world c. And let vs reioyce because c. Prayse we the fountayne of eternall wisdome And let vs reioyce because his name is glorious The Hymne O Iesu méeke the swetest thought That yeldes eche hart true ioy More swete it is thē yet was ought Thy presence to ioioy No swéeter tune or note can be More pleasaunt to the eare Nor thoght foūd out so swéete as he That is Gods sonne and heyre Thou Iesu hope to sinners all On thée that cry with willing mind How louing art and naturall To them that thée doo finde To Father thine al glory be All wisdome eke to thée most pure The holy ghost in Trinitie Be praysd for euer to endure Amē The Psalme LEt all the earth sing prayse to God let them say Psalmes and glorifie his name Say to God O Lorde thy works are terrible bicause of thy power which is diuers waies knowen thy enimies will dissemble to thée Let al the world honour thée and sing to thée and say Psalmes vnto thy name Glory be to the father and to c. As it was in the beginning is nowe and euer shal be c. The Antheme Wisedome hath buylded her an house she hath hewen out seuen pillers she hath brought the gentils vnder her subiection by her owne might hath troden on the necke of the proude and hye minded The versicle I surely will reioyce in our Lorde The Response And will reioyce in Iesus who is my God. Our father which art in heauen c. And leade vs not into temptation But deliuer vs from euill Amen Lorde we beséeche thée to blesse vs. Iesus who is the wisdome of the father defende vs from all thinges that are agaynst vs Amen The first Lesson O Wisedome eternall brightnes of glorie and the very figure of the substaunce of the father who haste created all things of nothing and because thou wouldest bring againe man to the pleasure of Paradise thou camest downe into this vale of miserie and by thy holy conuersation thou hast shewed him the path that leadeth thither and hast raunsomed all mankinde as a most immaculate Lambe open by thy precious death my hart that with the eyes of a perfect beliefe I may alwayes boholde thée who art king of kinges and lorde of Lords Geue me wisedome to consider of thy woundes and gréeuous stripes that more more I may profite in thée onely and in thy death who arte as a booke of charitie for me graunt I be vtterly destitute of al vanities so that nowe I be not he whom hitherto I haue bene but that thou abide in me I so linked vnto thée that I neuer swarue or decline frō thée And good Lorde I beséeche thée haue mercy vpon vs Thankes be to God. The Response Sende downe good Lorde thy wisdome from the seate of thy Maiestie that she may labour and be with me that I may know what is acceptable in thy sight at all times The versicle Geue vs O Lorde that wisedome that attendeth on thée that I may knowe what is acceptable in thy sighte at all times Good Lorde blesse vs. The euerlasting wisedome vouchsafe to lighten our hartes and sences Amen The seconde Lesson O My Lord Iesu most swéete vnto me most blisseful wisedome the worde of the father the beginning and ending of all kind of creatures cast thy eyes mercyfully vppon me I pray thée for I am but fleshe and ashes and I fully perswade my selfe that it lyeth not so muche in me eyther to wyll any thing or to runne but all power commeth from thée whose mercy assisteth vs al. Consider I pray thée thy bitter passion which