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- Aelfric: The Old Testament
- Aelfric: Aelfric's Homilies (15)
- Aelfric: Aelfric's Catholic Homilies (II/27.2)
- Aelfric: Aelfric's Catholic Homilies (II/29)
- Aelfric: Aelfric's Catholic Homilies (II/8)
- Aelfric: Aelfric's Lives of Saints (14)
- Aelfric: Aelfric's Lives of Saints (26)
- Aelfric: Aelfric's Lives of Saints (32)
- Aelfric: Aelfric's Lives of Saints (9)
- Aelfric: Aelfric's Letter to Sigefyrth
- Aelfric: Aelfric's Letter to Sigeweard ('On the Old and New Testament')
- Aelfric: Aelfric's Letter to Wulfsige
- Aelfric: Aelfric's First and Second Letters to Wulfstan (1)
- Aelfric: Aelfric's First and Second Letters to Wulfstan (2)
- Aelfric: Aelfric's Preface to Grammar
- Aelfric: Aelfric's Preface to Lives of Saints
- Aelfric: Aelfric's Preface to Catholic Homilies I
- Aelfric: Aelfric's Preface to Catholic Homilies II
- Aelfric: Aelfric's Preface to Genesis
- Aelfric: De Temporibus Anni
- Aethelwold: The Benedictine Rule
- Aldred: The Durham Ritual
- Aldred: Lindisfarne Gospels
- Alfred: Alfred's Boethius
- Alfred: Alfred's Cura Pastoralis
- Alfred: The Meters of Boethius
- Alfred: Alfred's Preface to Cura Pastoralis
- Alfred: Alfred's Preface to Soliloquies
- Anonymous: Adrian and Ritheus
- Anonymous: Aelred of Rielvaux's De Institutione Inclusarum (3)
- Anonymous: Aelred of Rielvaux's De Institutione Inclusarum (4)
- Anonymous: Alexander's Letter
- Anonymous: Laws (ALFRED)
- Anonymous: Alfred's Introduction to Laws
- Anonymous: Ancrene Wisse
- Anonymous: Andreas
- Anonymous: Apollonius of Tyre
- Anonymous: Documents 2 (Sweet-Whitelock 35)
- Anonymous: The New Testament (Authorized Version)
- Anonymous: The Old Testament (Authorized Version)
- Anonymous: Bede's Death Song
- Anonymous: Bede's Ecclesiastical History
- Anonymous: The Benedictine Rule
- Anonymous: Beowulf
- Anonymous: A Bestiary
- Anonymous: The Romance of Sir Beues of Hamtoun
- Anonymous: Documents 1 (BIRCH 451)
- Anonymous: The Blickling Homilies (10)
- Anonymous: The Blickling Homilies (12)
- Anonymous: The Blickling Homilies (17)
- Anonymous: The Blickling Homilies (2)
- Anonymous: The Blickling Homilies (6)
- Anonymous: Bodley Homilies (10)
- Anonymous: Bodley Homilies (12)
- Anonymous: Bodley Homilies (5)
- Anonymous: The Battle of Brunanburh
- Anonymous: Brut (1333)
- Anonymous: Caedmon's Hymn
- Anonymous: Satire on the Consistory Courts (HP6)
- Anonymous: Chad
- Anonymous: The Cyrurgie of Guy de Chauliac
- Anonymous: Christ
- Anonymous: Gregory's Chronicle
- Anonymous: Chronicle MS A Early (O2)
- Anonymous: Chronicle MS A Late
- Anonymous: Chronicle MS E (Early)
- Anonymous: Chronicle MS E (Late)
- Anonymous: The Cloud of Unknowing
- Anonymous: A Letter by the Commissioner of Customs (to Lord Clifford)
- Anonymous: A Letter by the Privy Council (to Lord Rochester)
- Anonymous: Cursor Mundi
- Anonymous: Deor
- Anonymous: Depositions
- Anonymous: Dicts of Cato
- Anonymous: Digby Plays
- Anonymous: The Dream of the Rood
- Anonymous: Wulf and Eadwacer
- Anonymous: The Life of St. Edmund
- Anonymous: The Equatorie of the Planetis
- Anonymous: The Trial of the Earl of Essex
- Anonymous: Exodus
- Anonymous: The Fortunes of Men
- Anonymous: The Fox and Wolf in the Well
- Anonymous: Gregory the Great, Dialogues (MS H)
- Anonymous: Genesis
- Anonymous: Documents 1 (HARMER 1)
- Anonymous: Documents 3 (HARMER 12)
- Anonymous: Documents 2 (HARMER 18)
- Anonymous: Documents 1 (HARMER 2)
- Anonymous: Documents 1 (HARMER 3)
- Anonymous: Documents 2 (HARMER 4)
- Anonymous: Documents 1 (HARMER 5)
- Anonymous: Documents 2 (HARMER 7)
- Anonymous: Havelok
- Anonymous: The Proclamation of Henry III
- Anonymous: Hali Meidhad
- Anonymous: King Horn
- Anonymous: A Treatise on Horses
- Anonymous: Historical Poems (Harley 2253) (3)
- Anonymous: Historical Poems (Harley 2253) (4)
- Anonymous: Historical Poems (Harley 2253) (5)
- Anonymous: History of the Holy Rood-Tree
- Anonymous: Song of the Husbandman (HP2)
- Anonymous: Indenture
- Anonymous: Laws (INE)
- Anonymous: In Die Innocencium
- Anonymous: Interlude (Appendix to Dame Sirith)
- Anonymous: Judgements, London
- Anonymous: Juliane
- Anonymous: Kyng Alisaunder
- Anonymous: Katherine
- Anonymous: The Kentish Hymn
- Anonymous: The Kentish Psalm
- Anonymous: Kentish Sermons
- Anonymous: Lacnunga
- Anonymous: Laeceboc
- Anonymous: Lambeth Homilies (1)
- Anonymous: Lambeth Homilies (14)
- Anonymous: Lambeth Homilies (15)
- Anonymous: Lambeth Homilies (3)
- Anonymous: Lambeth Homilies (4)
- Anonymous: Lambeth Homilies (7)
- Anonymous: Lambeth Homilies (8)
- Anonymous: Laws (Eleventh Century)
- Anonymous: Laws (LATE)
- Anonymous: The Leiden Riddle
- Anonymous: Vision of Leofric
- Anonymous: The Trial of Lady Alice Lisle
- Anonymous: Letter(s), London (to the King)
- Anonymous: A Letter by the Lords of the Council (to the King)
- Anonymous: Proclamations, London
- Anonymous: Ludus Coventriae
- Anonymous: Mandeville's Travels
- Anonymous: Mankind
- Anonymous: Margarete
- Anonymous: A Passion of St Margaret
- Anonymous: Martyrology
- Anonymous: Marvels
- Anonymous: Maxims I
- Anonymous: A Hundred Mery Talys
- Anonymous: Man in the Moon
- Anonymous: The Earliest Complete English Prose Psalter
- Anonymous: The Metrical Psalms of the Paris Psalter
- Anonymous: The Northern Homily Cycle
- Anonymous: The Trial of Titus Oates
- Anonymous: Ohthere and Wulfstan (MS L)
- Anonymous: Ohthere and Wulfstan (MS G) (3)
- Anonymous: Alfred's Orosius
- Anonymous: The Panther
- Anonymous: The Partridge
- Anonymous: Penny Merriments
- Anonymous: Peri Didaxeon
- Anonymous: History of Sir John Perrott
- Anonymous: Petitions, London
- Anonymous: Petitions (M4), London
- Anonymous: The Peterborough Chronicle
- Anonymous: Phlebotomy
- Anonymous: Phoenix
- Anonymous: The Paris Psalter
- Anonymous: The Pricke of Conscience
- Anonymous: Prognostications (Caligula)
- Anonymous: Prognostications (CCCC)
- Anonymous: Prognostications (Hatton)
- Anonymous: Quadrupedibus
- Anonymous: The Trial of Sir Walter Raleigh
- Anonymous: Returns, London
- Anonymous: Satire on the Retinues of the Great (HP7)
- Anonymous: Riddles
- Anonymous: The Riming Poem
- Anonymous: Documents 3 (ROBERTSON 1)
- Anonymous: Documents 2 (ROBERTSON 10)
- Anonymous: Documents 3 (ROBERTSON 101)
- Anonymous: Documents 3 (ROBERTSON 103)
- Anonymous: Documents 2 (ROBERTSON 16)
- Anonymous: Documents 4 (ROBERTSON 2)
- Anonymous: Documents 2 (ROBERTSON 26)
- Anonymous: Documents 1 (ROBERTSON 3)
- Anonymous: Documents 3 (ROBERTSON 32)
- Anonymous: Documents 3 (ROBERTSON 41)
- Anonymous: Documents 3 (ROBERTSON 44)
- Anonymous: Documents 3 (ROBERTSON 46)
- Anonymous: Documents 2 (ROBERTSON 6)
- Anonymous: Documents 3 (ROBERTSON 66)
- Anonymous: Documents 3 (ROBERTSON 83)
- Anonymous: Documents 3 (ROBERTSON 87)
- Anonymous: Documents 3 (ROBERTSON 91)
- Anonymous: Documents 3 (ROBERTSON 94)
- Anonymous: Documents 4 (Robertson, Appendix 1)
- Anonymous: Documents 4 (Robertson, Appendix 3)
- Anonymous: Documents 4 (Robertson, Appendix 4)
- Anonymous: Sermon (MS Royal 18 B)
- Anonymous: The Ruthwell Cross
- Anonymous: The Seafarer
- Anonymous: Dame Sirith
- Anonymous: The Siege of Jerusalem
- Anonymous: The Life of St. Edmund
- Anonymous: Solomon and Saturn
- Anonymous: Statutes (II)
- Anonymous: Statutes (III)
- Anonymous: Statutes (IV)
- Anonymous: Statutes (VII)
- Anonymous: A Homily for the Sixth (or Fourth) Sunday After Epiphany
- Anonymous: Sawles Warde
- Anonymous: Testaments and Wills, London
- Anonymous: Liber de Diversis Medicinis (Thornton MS)
- Anonymous: The Trial of Sir Nicholas Throckmorton
- Anonymous: The Thrush and the Nightingale
- Anonymous: Towneley Plays
- Anonymous: Trinity Homilies (12)
- Anonymous: Trinity Homilies (20)
- Anonymous: Trinity Homilies (23)
- Anonymous: Trinity Homilies (5)
- Anonymous: A Letter by the Fellow of Trinity College (to Lord Burghley)
- Anonymous: The Vespasian Psalter
- Anonymous: Vespasian Homilies (3)
- Anonymous: Vespasian Homilies (32)
- Anonymous: Vespasian Homilies (33)
- Anonymous: Vespasian Homilies (42)
- Anonymous: Vespasian Homilies (48)
- Anonymous: Vices and Virtues (1)
- Anonymous: The Book of Vices and Virtues (4)
- Anonymous: The Wanderer
- Anonymous: English Wycliffite Sermons (I/ES1)
- Anonymous: English Wycliffite Sermons (I/ES11)
- Anonymous: English Wycliffite Sermons (I/ES27)
- Anonymous: English Wycliffite Sermons (I/ES40)
- Anonymous: The Whale
- Anonymous: Documents 3 (WHITELOCK 13)
- Anonymous: Documents 3 (WHITELOCK 14)
- Anonymous: Documents 3 (WHITELOCK 15)
- Anonymous: Documents 3 (WHITELOCK 16/1)
- Anonymous: Documents 3 (WHITELOCK 19)
- Anonymous: Documents 3 (WHITELOCK 20)
- Anonymous: Documents 3 (WHITELOCK 30)
- Anonymous: Widsith
- Anonymous: The Wife's Lament
- Anonymous: Laws (WILLIAM I)
- Anonymous: English Wycliffite Sermons (I/S16)
- Anonymous: English Wycliffite Sermons (I/S23)
- Anonymous: English Wycliffite Sermons (I/S28)
- Anonymous: English Wycliffite Sermons (I/S32)
- Anonymous: English Wycliffite Sermons (I/S36)
- Anonymous: English Wycliffite Sermons (I/S4)
- Anonymous: English Wycliffite Sermons (I/S43)
- Anonymous: West-Saxon Gospels
- Anonymous: The New Testament (Wycliffe)
- Anonymous: The Old Testament (Wycliffe)
- Anonymous: York Plays
- Armin, Robert: A Nest of Ninnies
- Ascham, Roger: The Scholemaster
- Aungier, Francis: Letter (to Lord Essex)
- Bacon, Francis: The Twoo Bookes of the Proficience and Advancement of Learning
- Barrington, John: Letters (to his mother)
- Barrington, Thomas: Letter (to his mother)
- Beaumont, Elizabeth: Letter (to her husband)
- Bedyll, Thomas: Letter (to Cromwell)
- Behn, Aphra: Oroonoko
- Betson, Thomas: Letter (to his bride) & Letters (to his mother-in-law)
- Blundevile, Thomas: A Briefe Description of the Tables of the Three Speciall Right Lines Belonging to a Circle
- Boyle, Robert: Electricity & Magnetism
- Brinsley, John: Ludus Literarius
- Burnet, Gilbert: The Reign of Charles the Second
- Burnet, Gilbert: Biography of the Earl of Rochester
- Byrhtferth: Byrhtferth's Manual
- Capel, Arthur: Letters (to the King)
- Capgrave, John: Capgrave's Chronicle
- Capgrave, John: Capgrave's Sermon
- Caxton, William: Prologues and Epilogues
- Caxton, William: The History of Reynard the Fox
- Cecil, Robert: Letters (to Sir Thomas Edmondes)
- Cecil, William: Letter (to the University of Cambridge)
- Cely, George: Letters (to his father)
- Cely, Richard: Letters (to his brother)
- Charles II: Letters (to Lord Essex)
- Chaucer, Geoffrey: A Treatise on the Astrolabe
- Chaucer, Geoffrey: Boethius
- Chaucer, Geoffrey: The Wife of Bath's Prologue
- Chaucer, Geoffrey: The Tale of Melibee
- Chaucer, Geoffrey: The Merchant's Tale
- Chaucer, Geoffrey: The Parson's Tale
- Chaucer, Geoffrey: The General Prologue to the Canterbury Tales
- Chaucer, Geoffrey: The Summoner's Tale
- Clowes, William: Treatise for the Artificiall Cure of Struma
- Colville, George: Boethius
- Conway, Edward: Letter (to Lord Buckingham)
- Coverte, Robert: A Trve and Almost Incredible Report of an Englishman
- Cromwell, Gregory: Letters (to his father)
- Cromwell, Thomas: Letter (to the Earl of Chester)
- Cumberland, Eleanor: Letter (to her husband)
- Cynewulf: Fates of Apostles
- Cynewulf: Elene
- Cynewulf: Juliana
- Deloney, Thomas: Jack of Newbury
- Edmondes, Thomas: Letter (to Sir Robert Cecil)
- Edward VI: The Diary of Edward VI
- Elizabeth I: Boethius
- Elizabeth I: Letter (to Sir Thomas Edmondes) & Letter (to Sir Robert Cecil)
- Elyot, Thomas: The Boke Named the Gouernour
- Evelyn, John: Diary of John Evelyn
- Everard, Joan: Letters (to her mother)
- Fabyan, Robert: The New Chronicles of England and France
- Farman: Rushworth Gospels
- Farquhar, George: The Beaux Stratagem
- Ferrar, Nicholas: Letter (to his mother)
- Ferrar, Richard: Letter (to his mother)
- Fiennes, Celia: My Great Journey to Newcastle and to Cornwall
- Fisher, John: Sermon (against Luther) & Sermon (on Good Friday)
- Fitzherbert, Anthony: The Book of Husbandry
- Fitzjames, Richard: Sermo Die Lune in Ebdomada Pasche
- Forman, Simon: Autobiography and Personal Diary of Dr. Simon Forman
- Fox, George: Journal of George Fox
- Fryer, John: A New Account of East India and Persia
- Gawdy, Philip: Letter (to his father)
- Gaytryge, Dan Jon: Dan Jon Gaytryge's Sermon
- Gifford, George: A Handbook on Witches and Witchcraft
- Gloucester, Robert: The Metrical Chronicle of Robert of Gloucester
- Gower, John: Confessio Amantis
- Haddock, Nicholas: Letter (to his father)
- Haddock, Richard Jr: Letter (to his father)
- Haddock, Richard Sr: Letters (to his wife) & Letters (to his son)
- Harley, Brilliana: Letters (to her husband)
- Harman, Thomas: A Caveat or Warening for Commen Cursetors Vulgarely Called Vagabones
- Hatton, Alice: Letters (to her father)
- Hatton, Anne: Letters (to her father)
- Hatton, Charles: Letter (to his wife)
- Hatton, Elizabeth: Letter (to her son)
- Hatton, Frances: Letter (to her husband)
- Hayward, John: Annals of the First Four Years of the Reign of Queen Elizabeth
- Henry V: Letters (to a Bishop) & Letter (to -)
- Henry V: Letter(s) (to Mayor of London)
- Henry VIII: Letter (to the Earl of Surrey) & Letter (to the citizens of London)
- Henry, Philip: Letter (to his wife)
- Hilton, Walter: Eight Chapters on Perfection
- Hoby, Margaret: Diary of Margaret Hoby
- Hooke, Robert: Micrographia
- Hooker, Richard: Sermon upon part of S. Judes Epistle (1) & Sermon upon part of S. Judes Epistle (2)
- Hoole, Charles: A New Discovery of the Old Art of Teaching Schoole
- Howard, Thomas: Letter (to the King)
- Kempe, Margery: The Book of Margery Kempe
- Knyvett, Thomas: Letters (to his wife)
- Langford, T.: Plain and Full Instructions to Raise All Sorts of Fruit-Trees That Prosper in England
- Latimer, Hugh: Sermon (on ploughers) & Sermon (before Edward VI)
- Layamon: Layamon's Brut
- Leland, John: Itinerary
- Locke, John: Directions Concerning Education
- Machyn, Henry: The Diary of Henry Machyn
- Madox, Richard: Diary of Richard Madox
- Malory, Thomas: Morte Darthur
- Mannyng, Robert: Handlyng Synne
- Markham, Gervase: Countrey Contentments
- Masham, Elizabeth: Letters (to her mother)
- Metham, John: Days of the Moon
- Metham, John: Physiognomy
- Michel, Dan: Ayenbite of Inwyt
- Middleton, Thomas: A Chaste Maid in Cheapside
- Milton, John: The History of Britain
- Mirk, John: Festial
- More, Thomas: Letter (to his wife) & Letters (to his daughter)
- More, Thomas: The History of King Richard III
- More, Thomas: Letters (to Cardinal Wolsey)
- Mowntayne, Thomas: The Autobiography of Thomas Mowntayne
- Mull, Thomas: Letter (to his brother-in-law) & Letter (to his relative)
- Norwich, Julian: Revelations of Divine Love
- Orm: The Ormulum
- Osborne, Thomas: Letters (to Lord Essex)
- Oxinden, Elizabeth: Letters (to her mother-in-law)
- Oxinden, Henry: Letters (to his wife)
- Oxinden, Katherine: Letter (to her son)
- Oxinden, Richard: Letters (to his son)
- Paston, Clement: Letters (to his brother)
- Paston, John: Letters (to his brother)
- Paston, Katherine: Letters (to her son)
- Paston, Margaret: Letters (to her husbard)
- Paston, William: Letters
- Paston, William: Letters (to his mother)
- Pepys, Samuel: Diary of Samuel Pepys
- Pettit, Valentine: Letters (to her son)
- Peyton, Mary: Letter (to her daughter)
- Pinney, Jane: Letter (to her daughter) & Letter (to her husband)
- Pinney, John: Letter (to his daughter)
- Plumpton, Agnes: Letters (to her husband)
- Plumpton, Dorothy: Letter (to her father)
- Plumpton, Isabel: Letter (to her husband)
- Plumpton, Robert: Letter (to his mother)
- Plumpton, William: Letters (to his father) & Letter (to his son)
- Preston, Viscount: Boethius
- Proud, Mary: Letter (to her mother)
- Purvey, John: The Prologue to the Bible
- Record, Robert: The Path-Way to Knowledg, Containing the First Principles of Geometrie
- Reynes, Robert: Commonplace Book (Tanner MS 407)
- Rolle, Richard: The Bee and the Stork
- Rolle, Richard: The Psalter or Psalms of David
- Rolle, Richard: Prose Treatises
- Roper, Margaret: Letters (to his father)
- Roper, William: The Lyfe of Sir Thomas Moore, Knighte
- Scrope, Katherine: Letter (to her father)
- Shakespeare, William: The Merry Wives of Windsor
- Shillingford, John: Document(s) (Shillingford)
- Shillingford, John: Letter (to his fellows)
- Smith, Henry: Two Sermons on "Of Usurie" (1) & Two Sermons on "Of Usurie" (2)
- Somers, John: Letter (to the King)
- Spencer, Robert: Letters (to the King's agent)
- Stevenson, William: Gammer Gvrtons Nedle
- Stonor, Elizabeth: Letters (to her husband)
- Stow, John: The Chronicles of England from Brute unto This Present Yeare of Christ
- Strype, John: Letters (to his mother)
- Taylor, Jeremy: The Marriage Ring
- Taylor, John: The Pennyles Pilgrimage
- Tillotson, John: Sermon on "The Folly of Scoffing at Religion" & Sermon on "Of the Tryall of the Spirits"
- Torkington, Richard: Ye Oldest Diarie of Englysshe Travell
- Trevisa, John: Polychronicon
- Tunstall, Cuthbert: Letter (to the King)
- Turner, William: Book of Wines
- Tyndale, William: The New Testament (Tyndale)
- Tyndale, William: The Old Testament (Tyndale)
- Udall, Nicholas: Roister Doister
- Usk, Thomas: Appeal(s), London
- Vanbrugh, John: The Relapse
- Vicary, Thomas: The Anatomie of the Bodie of Man
- Waerferth: Gregory the Great, Dialogues (MS C)
- Walton, Izaak: The Compleat Angler
- Wolsey, Thomas: Letter (to the King)
- Wulfstan: Wulfstan's 'Institutes of Polity'
- Wulfstan: Wulfstan's Homilies (10C)
- Wulfstan: Wulfstan's Homilies (12)
- Wulfstan: Wulfstan's Homilies (13)
- Wulfstan: Wulfstan's Homilies (17)
- Wulfstan: Wulfstan's Homilies (1B)
- Wulfstan: Wulfstan's Homilies (2)
- Wulfstan: Wulfstan's Homilies (20)
- Wulfstan: Wulfstan's Homilies (3)
- Wulfstan: Wulfstan's Homilies (8C)
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DE NATALE DOMINI.
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5 Homo quidam descendebat ab ierusalem in ierico. & cetera.
6Godalmihti seið an forbisne to his folk in þe halie
7godspel and seið. A mon lihte from ierusalem in to ierico. and
8fol imong þoues. ho him bireueden. and ho him ferwundeden and
9letten hine liggen half quic. and wenden forð. Þer com a prost
10bi þe weie and him nawiht ne help; and wende forð þer com an
11diacne. et cetera. þa com þer an helendis. Mon. and heuede rouþe
12of him. and wesch his wunden mid wine. and smerede mid oli
13and bond his wunden. and brohte him huppen his werue. and
14brohte him to an hors huse. and bitahte hine þe hors horde; to
15witene. A þe marȝen bitahte him twa peneȝes to spenen on him
16and seide. and ȝif þu mare spenest of þine hwan ic aȝen cherre;
17al ic þe ȝelde. Nu hit iburd breke þas word; alse me brekeð
18þe nute for to habbene þene curnel. Þes .Mon. þhet a lihte from
19ierusalem in to ierico. þet his bitacned adam ure forme feder;
20þet alihte from hehe in to lahe. Ierusalem bitacneð griþes sihþe.
21and ierico; trukinge of lihte. her me mei understonde þet he
22alihte from hehe to lahe from derewurð wuninge; in to wone
23of blisse. He uol imong þeues. hwet boð þas þeues; þet boð þo
24þet weren imakede engles in houene. and fellen ut for hore
25wrechede. þe he uel imong hom and foleȝede hore lare; and brec
26cristes heste. þa ho hine bireueden of þere muchele mihte. þet
27crist him hafde iȝefen of al þer orþe scrude of þe uisces iþe
28wetere. and fuȝeles iþei þeEdition: iþe lufte. and alles cunnes wilde dor; and
29alles cunnes wurmes. Al adam him mihte to clopie. and al
30walde him to cume. Al se hwat se he forgulte wes; al hit him
31ulel and scunede; þet him er luuede ho him for wundedenforwundedenEdition: for wundeden; þa
32þe he heuede scome aȝeines his scuppende. þa he hefde þurst and
33hunger and chele and alle wreche siþe; ho hine bilefde liggen
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34half quic. half quic ho wes; þa þe he sarinesse heuede wið-innen
35him; for his sunnen. Her me ah to understonden for-whi hit
36seið alf quic. and noht alf ded. her of me mei ane forbisne of twa
37brondes. hwanne þe an inis aquenched al to gederes. and þe oðer is
38aquenched al buten a gnast þene þet haued þene ene gnast upen
39him. me mei blauwen. and he wule aquikien and al þe brond
40tenden. þe brond þe is al aquenched þah me blouwe efre; ne
41quikeð he neure. þas twa brondes bitacneð twein men. þe an
42sunegeð. and is sari for his sunne. ah he ne mei his flesc awelden.
43þis monne me mei sermonen mid godes worde. fro hwat he
44scal his sunne uor-saken and bileuen and bon itent of þen hali
45gast. Alse is þe brond of þe lutle fure. Þes oðer .Mon. þet
46sunegeð and luueð his sunnen alse deð þet fette swin þet fule
47fen to liggen in. þes ilke .Mon. is strong to sermonen; ah crist
48hine tende mid holde mode þer we muȝen understonde þet adam
49wes sari uor þe sunne þet he heuede idon. and for þisse sarinesse
50hit is seidiseid; þat he wes half quic bileued. Nu cumeð þe prest
51þet him nawiht ne help. þis bitacneð þe world þet wes from
52biginnegge and eue; þat cume to moises þe prophete. In þisse
53worlde nas na laȝe ne na larþeu. and þah þes patriarches alse
54abel and noe and abraham and ysaac. gode men weren þurh þet
55ho weren itende of þan halie gast. and al þos godnesse hom ne
56mihte werien. þet ho ne wenden alle in to helle. and al þos world
57wende forþ and efre lei þes wreche for-wunden. Nu is þes prest
58uorþe. and him naueþ nawiht iholpen. Nu cumeð þes diakne;
59þet bitacneð moyses þe prophete. he brohte þe laȝe; þet me
60sculde in þe ehtuþe dei þet knaue child embsniþen mid ane ulint
61sexe. and sette imong monkunne laȝe and lare hu me sulde
62godalmihti serue. and his wille wurche in orðe. and al þis hom
63helpe ne mihte; þet ho ne wenden alle in to helle. Nu is
64þes deakne forþe. Nu kumeð þes helendisse .Mon. and haueð
65reunesse of þisse forwundede .Mon. elelendis he is icleped for he
66is of unkuþe þode. þe king of heuene þe com in to herþe and
67auenede him in to his iscefte. her of seid; seint Iohan þe ewangeliste
68in apocalipsi. A vuhel com flon from houene into orðe.
69her he uette feþer-home and wenge mid þisse fluhte he fleh into
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70houene þer he uatte þet he nes and nawiht ne lefde of þet he wes.
71þis is to understonden þet hit wes þes liuiendes godes sune þe
72muchele lauerd; þet al þe world fulleð of him solue. bitunde him
73solue in ane meidenes inneþe alse þe sunne scineð þurh þe glesne
74ehþurl. þet gles ne brekeð ne chineð and þe sunne aschineð þer
75þurh. and ho nimeð al swuch hou alse ho þer on uint. ȝif þet
76gles is red; ho schineð red. Alse þe liuendes godes sune in to
77þe meidene com. and ho of hire meiden-had nawiht ne wemde.
78ȝef ho awemmed were of hire meiden-had; þenne ne mihte noht
79hire sune habbe þene nome þet him wes iȝefen at circumcisiun þet
80wes helend. and ȝef he hefde on his moder ibroken hire meiden-had;
81ne mihte nawiht brekere bon icloped helere. for-þi he com
82and bette þe ne brec nefre. for-þi he is icleped elelendis. for-þi
83þe here he is; and honen he nis. þes .Mon. þet com þus from
84houene in to horðe and uppen him nom monnes icunde for
85monnes node. Hwet node efde moncun þet he .Mon. were; Mon
86hefde uorloren efre stephne bi-uore gode. Þa com þes .Mon.
87he nefre ne gulte. þes mihte speken ouer al þes .Mon bi-com
88uorspeker. he isehtnede god and man. he com bi þis forwundede
89mon. Wel he com bi him; þa he bicom alswich alse he; wiþute
90sunne ane. He wes iwunde mid wine. and smirede mid oli.
91We aȝen to understonden hwet boð þe wepne þet adam wes mide
92forwunded. mid þa ilke wepne we boð forwunded. mid spere of
93prude. of ȝitcunge. of ȝifernesse. of eorre. of hordome. mid onde.
94mid aswolkenesse. þis boð þa wepne þet adam was mide forwunded.
95Nu bihoueð þe forwunded wreche þet he habbe leche.
96we boð forwunded us bi-houed leche. Adam wes ilechned þurh
97god almihti solf. and us bi-houeð leche þurh prestes muð. he
98weis his wunde mid wine. hwet is win in wunde; Win makeð
99wunde smerte. Ah þe smertinge clenseð þe wunde; swa þet ho
100ne scal of þere wunde habbe nan oðer uuel. Al so hali scrift
101bið in mine ure ure WRITTEN ABOVE THE LINE wunde hwan we scale festen. and fleis bileuen
102and muchel of ure mine mine WRITTEN ABOVE THE LINE wille for ure mine mine WRITTEN ABOVE THE LINE wrechede. Hwet
103is þet oli; Oli haueð huppen him lihtnesse and softnesse and
104hele. Alse þu scalt habben hwenne þu hauest idon þi scrift of
105þine misdede þenne þu scalt habbe lihtnesse and softnesse and
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106hele. þis is þet oli þe muchele mede þet þu scalt habben
107hwenne þu hauest ibet þine misdeden. þenne he brohte hine
108uppen his werue þet is unorne mare. þet bitacneð ure unorne
109fleis. hwense we habbeð imaked þene licome to þer saule bihoue.
110he hine brohte to ane hors-huse. and bitahte hine þan hors-horde.
111and bed hine witen þene forwundede .Mon. Hwet is
112þis hors-us; þet is hali chirche. hali chirche hwet is; al cristene
113folc. for hwon; In halie chirche boð betere and wurse. Alse
114in hors-huse boð fule and clene. he þet haueð þet hors-hus te
115witene; scal þer. þer hit is ful; makien hit clene. þet bitakneð
116þe prost þet scal among cristene monkun þene sunfulle of sunne
117clensen. he haueð oþeo þeEdition: oþe marȝen þa twein peneȝes þe þe helelendisse.
118Mon. bitahte. þet boð þa twa laȝen þe alde and þe nowe þet prost
119scal spenen among al his underþede. ȝef he mare speneð of his;
120hwense he aȝein cherreð al he hit him wule ȝelden. hwet is þet
121he mei mare spenen of his aȝen; feire forbisne of his aȝene
122liflade. Alse alle þo þet him boð underþede. þet nimeð mare
123uppen hom þen þe heste of hali chirche. þet is to understonden.
124Meiden þet hire meiden-hat wit. and haldeþ so se hit nis noht
125heste of hali chirche. and widewe of hire widewe-had ne .Mon.
126þe worlde to forsaken. In þe deie of liureisun hwense god almihtin
127wule windwin þet er wes iþorschen. he wile ison hwiche
128boð þo. þet muȝe stonden aȝein þes fleisces lust and wernen his
129aȝene fleisces iwille. þet bitakneð þet corn þet þurleð þe wind. þet
130smal chef þet flid ford mid þe winde; bicumeð wurþinge þet
131corn me deð in to gerner. þet bitakeneð þe gode men þe scule
132bon idon in to heuene. þe ilke þe foleȝeð þes fleisces lust. Alse
133deð þet smalchef þe winde; þo scule bileuen in þosternesse.
134God almihtin iscilde ut þet we ne bo noht of þe smalcheue.
135Ah þet we moten bon of þe corne þe me scal don in to þe
136gernere þet is in to heuene; þe feder and þe sune and þe halie
137gast. per omnia secula seculorum. Amen.