¶Psalmus [...]

BEatus vir qui non abiit in cō cilio impio (rum), & ī via peccato (rum) non sterit: & in [...] pestilentie non sed it.

Sed in lege domini volū tas eius: et in lege eius meditabitur die ac nocte.

[...]terit tan (que) lignum qd plātatum est secus decur sus aquarū: quod fructū suum dabit in tēpore suo.

[...]t folium eius non de­fluet: et omnia quecun (que) faciet presperabūtur.

[...] on sic impij non sic: sed tā (que) puluis quem proiicit ventus a facie terre.

[...]deo nō resurgūt impij in iudioi [...]: ne (que) peccato­res in concilio instorum.

[...]noniam nouit vn̄s viā [...]ustorum: et iter impiorū peribit.

¶ [...]

QVare fremuerūt gē tes: et populi medi­tati sunt inania?

[Page] A stiterunt reges terre, et principes conuenerūt in vnum aduersus d [...] ̄m, & aduersus Christum eiꝰ.

[...]irūpamus vincula eo­rum: et proiici amus a no­bis iugum ipsorum.

[...]ui habitat in celis irridebit eos: et dominus sub sannabit eos.

[...]unc loquetur ad eos in ira sua: et in furore suo cō turbabit eos.

[...] go aūt constitutus sum tex ab eo super Sion mō ­tem sanctum eius: predi­cans preceptum eius.

[...] ominus dixit ad me: [...] lius meus es tu, ego ho­die genui te.

[...] ostula a me, et dabo ti­bi gentes hereditatem tuam, et possessionem tuā terminos terre.

[...]eges eos in virga ferrea: et tan (que) vas figuli cō fringes eos.

[...]t nunc reges intelligi te: erudimini qui indica­tis terram.

[...]eruite domino in timo re: et exultate ei cum tre more.

[...]pprehendire discipli­nam, ne quando irascatur dominus: et pereatis de via iusta.

[...]um exarserit in breu [...] ira eius: beati omnes qui confidunt in eo.

¶ [...]

NOmine, quid multi­plicati sunt qui tri­bulāt me? multi insurgūt aduersum me.

[...]ulti dicūt anime mee: Non est salus ipsi in deo eius.

[...] aūt domine susceptor meus es, gloria mea, et exaltans caput meum.

[...]oce mea ad dominū cla­maui, et exaudiuit me de monte sancto suo.

[...]go dormiui et sopora­tus sum, et exurrexi, quia dominus suscepit me.

[...]on timebo milia popu­li cricundantis me: exur­ge domine saluum me fac deus meus.

[...]uoniam tu percussisti omnes aduersantes mihi sine causa, dentes pecca­torum contriuisti.

[...]omini est salus, et su­per populum tuum bene­dictio tua.

¶ [...]

CVm inuocarē, exau­diuit me deus iusti­ [...]ie mee, in tribulatione dilatasti mihi.

[...]iserere mei, et exaudi orationem meam.

[Page] [...]ilij hominū, vsque qu [...] graui corde? Or quid diligitis vanitatem, & quo ritis mendacium?

[...]t scitore, quoniam mit ficauit dominus sanctu [...] suum, dominus exaudie me cū clamauero ad eum▪

[...]rascimini et nolite pe [...] care, qui dicitis in cordibus vestris, & in cubilib [...] vestris conpungimini.

[...]acrificate sacrifiiū iusticie, et sperate in domino. Multi dicunt: Quie ostendet nobis bona?

[...]igna [...]um est super no [...] lumen vultus tui dn̄e de­disti letitiā in corde meo.

[...]fructu frumēti, vìni e [...] olei sui multiplicati sunt.

[...]n pace in idipsum dor­miam et requiescam.

[...]uoniam tu bomine sin­gulariter in spe: cōstitui­sti me.

¶ [...].

VErba mea auribus percipe d [...] ̄e: intell [...] ge clamorem meum.

intende voci orationis mee: rex meus et deus meus.

quoniam ad te orabo do­mine: mane exaudies vo­cem meam.

mane astabo tibi & bide­bo: qm̄ non deus volens iniquitatem tues.

[Page iiii] ne (que) habitabit iuxta te malignus: ne (que) permane­bunt iniusti ante oculos tuos.

odisti omnes qui operā ­tur iniquitatem: perdes omnes qui loquuntur mē ­dacium.

uirum sanguinum & do­losum abominabitur do­minus: ego autem in multitudine misericordie tue introibo in domum tuam, adorabo ad tēplum sanctū tuum in timore tuo.

[...]omine deduc me in iu­sticia tua propter inimi­cos meos: dirige in cōspe­ctu tuo viam meam.

[...]uoniam non est in ore eorum veritas: cor eorum vanun est.

[...]epulchrum parens est guttur eorū, linguis suis dolo [...]e agebant, iudica il­los deus.

[...]ecidant a cogitationi­bus suis, secundum multi tudinem impietatum eo (rum) expelle eos: quoniam irri tauerunt te domine.

[...]t letentur oēs qui spe­rant in re: in eternū exul tabūt, et habitabis ī eis.

[...]t gloriabūtur in te om nes qui viligunt nomen tuum: quoniam tu benedices iusto.

[...]n̄e: vt scuto bone volū tatis tue coronasti nos.

¶Psalmes .vi.

DOmine, ne in furore tuo argilas me, ne (que) in ira tua corripias me.

[...]iserere mei dn̄e, qm̄ in firmꝰ sum, sana me domi­ne quomā cōturbata sunt omnia ossa mea.

[...]t aīa mea turbata est valde, sed tu dn̄e, vsq̄quo?

[...]ōuertere dn̄e et eripe animā meā, salun̄ me fac propter misericordiā tuā.

[...]m̄ nō est in morte qui memor sit tui, in inferno aūt quis cōfitebitur tibi?

[...]aboram ī gemitu meo, lauabo per singulas no­ctes lectum meum, lachri­mis meis stratum meum rigabo.

[...]urbatus est a furore o­culus meus: inueretaui in ter oēs inimicos meos.

[...]iscedite ame oēs qui operamini iniquitatē: quo niam exaudiuit dominus vocem fletus mei.

[...]xaudiuit dn̄s depreca­tionē meam, dominus ora­tionem meam suscepit.

[...]rubes [...]āt et cōturbētur vehementer oēs inimiei mei, cōuertātur & erube­scant valde velociter.

¶Psalmus. vij.

[Page v] DOmine dens meꝰ in te speraui, salun̄ me fac ex om̄ibus persequen­tibus me, & libera me.

[...]eq [...] ̄ rapiat vt leo ani­mā meā, dum nō est q^• redi mat, ne (que) qui saluū faciat.

[...]omine deꝰ meus si fe­ci istud, si est iniquitas in manibus meis.

[...]i reddidi retribuenti­bus mihi mala, decidam merito ab mimicis meis inanis.

[...]ersequatur inimisꝰ a­nimam meam, comprehē ­dat & cōculcet in terra vi­tam meam, & gloriam meā in puluerem deducat.

[...]xurge dn̄e in ira tua, & exaltare in finibus inimi corum meorum.

[...]t exurge domine deus meꝰ in precepto quod mā ­dasti, et synagoga popu­lorum circumdabit te.

[...]t propter hans in altū regredere: dominus iudi­cat populos.

[...]ddica me domine secun­dum iustitiam meam, & secundum innocētiam me­am super me.

[...]ōsumetur ne quitia peccatorum: & diriges iustū scritans corda et renes deus.

[Page] [...]ustam adiutorium meū a domino, qui saluos fa­cit rectos corde.

[...]eus iudex iustus, for­tis, & potens: nūquid ira­scetur per singulos dies?

[...] cōuersi fueritis, gladium suum vibrauit, aroū suum retendit, & parauit illum.

[...] eo parauit vasa mor­tis, sagittas suas arden­tibus effecit.

[...]e parturit iniustitiā, concepit volorem, & pepe­tit iniquitatem.

[...]acum aperuit & effodit eum, & incidit in foueam quam fecit.

[...]onuertetur dolor eius in caput eius, & in verticē ipsius iniquitas eius de­scendet.

[...]onfitebor domino secū ­dum iustitiam eius, & psal lam nomini domini altis­simi.

¶ [...].

[...]Omine d [...] ̄s noster, quā admirabile est nomē tuū ī vniuersa ter­ra?

[...]m̄ eleueta est ma [...] gni [...]centia tua suꝑ celos.

Ex ore infantiū & lacten­tisi perfecisti laudē ꝓpter inimicos tuos, vt destru­as inumicum et ultorem.

[Page vi] [...]oniā videbo celos tu­os opera digitorum tuorū lunā & stellas que tu fun­dasti.

[...]uid est homo quod me­more es seius, aut filius hominis qm̄ visitas eum?

Qinuisti en̄ paulominus ab angelis, gloria et ho­nore coronasti eum, & con­stituisti eum super opera manuum tuarum.

[...]mnia subiecisti sub pe­dibus eius, oues & boues vniuersas, insuper et pe­cora campt [...]

[...]olucres celi et pisces maris, qui perambulant semitas maris.

[...]omine bominꝰ noster, quā admirabile est nomen tuū in vniuersa terra.

¶ [...]

[...]Onfitebor tibi domi­ne in toto corde meo, narrabo omnia mirabilia tua.

[...]etabor & exultabo in te psallam nomini tuo al­tissimi.

[...]n cōuertend inimicun meū terrorfū, infirmabun tur & peribūt in facie tua.

[...]m̄ fecisti iudicium men̄ et causam meā, sedisti suꝑ thronū q^• iudicas iusticiā.

[...]orepasti gētes et pe­rijt impius, nomen corum delesti ineternum & in se­culum seculi.

[Page] [...]nimici defecerunt fra mee in finem, & euitates eorum destruxisti.

[...]erijt memoria eorum cum sonitu, & dominus in eternum permanet.

[...]arauit in iudicio thro­num suum, & ipse iudica­bit orbem terre in equita te, iudicabit populos in iustitia.

[...]t factus est dominus refugium pauperi, adiutor in oportunitatibus in tribulatione.

[...]t sperent in te qui no­uerunt nomen tuum, quo­niam non dereliquisti [...] ­rentes te domine.

[...]sallite domino qui habitat in Sion, annunciate inter gentes studia eius.

[...]noniam requirens sanguinem, eorum recorda­tus est, non est oblitus clamorem pauperum.

[...]iserere mei domine, vide humilitatem meam de inimicis meis.

[...]ui exaltas me de por­tis mortis, vt annunciem omnes laudationes tuas in portis filie Sion.

[...]xultabo ī salutari tuo, infixe sunt gentes in in­teritu quem fecerunt.

[Page vii] [...]n laqueo isto quem abs­conderunt: comprehensus est pes eorum.

[...]ognoscetur dominꝰ iu­dicia faciēs: in operibus manuum suatum cōprehē nsus est peccator▪

[...]onuertantur peccato­res in infernum: omnes gentes que obliuiscūtur deum.

[...]uoniam non in finem obliuio erit pauperis: pa­ciētia pauperum nō peri­bit in finem.

[...]xurge dn̄e, non confor­retur homo, iudicētur gē ­tes in conspectu tuo.

[...]onstitue domine legis­latorem sup eos: vt sciant gētes quoniam homines sunt.

[...]t quid domine recessi­sti longe? despiets in oportunitatibꝰ in tribulatio­ne.

[...]um superbit impiꝰ, in­ [...]enditur pauper: compre­hendūtur in cōciliis qui­bus cogitant.

[...]noniam landatur pec­caror ī desideriis aīe sue: et iniquus benedicitur.

[...]racerbauit dominū peccator: secundum multi­tudinem ire sue non que­ret.

[Page] [...]on est deꝰ in conspecti [...] eius, inquinate sunt vie illius in omni tempore.

[...]uferuntur iudicia tu [...] a facie eius, omnium ini­micorum suorum domina­bitur.

[...]ixit in corde suo: non mouebor a generatione in generatione in sine ma­lo.

[...]uiꝰ maledicti [...] ̄e os plenum est: et amaritudine et dolo: sub lingua eiꝰ la­bor et dolor.

[...]edet in insidiis cum di­uitibus in occultis: vt in­terficiat innocentem.

[...]culi eius in pauperum respiciunt, insidiatur in abscondito quasi leo in spelunca sua.

[...]nsidiatur vt tapiat pauperem, rapere pauperem dum attrahit eum.

[...]n laqueo suo humilia­bit eū, inclinabit se & ca­det, cum dominatus fue­rit pauperum.

[...]ixit enim in corde suo oblitus est deus, auerti [...] faciem suam ne videat in finem.

[...]xurge domine deus, et exaltetur manus tua, ne obliuiscaris pouperum.

[...]ropter [...]d irritauit im­pius deum? dixit enim in corde suo: non requi­ret.

[Page viii] Tides, quoniam tu labo­rem & dolorem cōsideras, vt tradas eos in manus tuas.

[...]ibi derelictus est pau­per: orphano tu eris ab­iutor.

[...]ontere brachium peccatoris & maligni, queretur peccatum illius, et nō in­uenietur.

[...]ominus regnabit in eternum et in seculum se­culi, peribitis gentes [...]e terra illius.

[...]esideriū paupe (rum) exau­diuit dominus, prepara­tionem cordis eorum audi­uit auris tua.

[...]udicare pupillo et hu­mili, vt non apponat vl­tra magnificare se homo super terram.

¶ [...]

[...]N dn̄o confido: quo­modo dicitis anime mee: transmigra in mon­tem sicut passer.

[...]uoniam ecce, peccato­ [...]es intenderunt arcum, parauerunt segittes su­as in pharetra, vt sagit­tēt in obscuro rectos cor­de.

[Page] Quoniam que perfe [...]isti, destruxerunt: iustus autē quid fecit?

Dominus in tēplo san­cto suo, dominus in celo sedes eius.

Oculi eius in pauperem respiciunt, palpebre eius interrogāt filios hominū.

Dominus interrogat in stū et impium: qui autem diligit iniquitatem, odit animam suam.

Yluet super peccatores laqueos: ignis, sulphur et spiritus procellarū pars calicis eorum.

Quoniam iustus dominꝰ et iusticias dilexit, equi­tatem vidit vultus eius.

[...]

[...]Aluum me fac dn̄e, quoniā defecit san­ctus: quoniam diminute sunt veritates a filijs ho­minum.

[...]ana loquuti sunt vnus­quisque ad proximum suū labia dolosa in corde & cor­de loquuti sunt.

[...]isperdat dominus vni­uersa labia dolosa, et lin­guam magniloquam.

Qui dixerunt: linguā nostram magnificabimꝰ, la­bia nostra a [...] sunt, quis noste [...] [...] est?

[Page ix] Propter miseriam i [...]opū et gemitum pauperū, nūc exurgam, dicit dominus.

Ponam in salutari, fidu­cialiter agam in eo.

Elophia domini elequia casta, argeutum igne exa­minatum, probatum terre purgatum septuplum.

Qu dn̄e seruabis nos: et custodies nos a genera­tione hac in eternum.

[...]n circuitu impij ambu­lāt, secūdum altitudinem tuam multiplicasti filios hominum.

¶Psalmus. xij.

VS (que) quo domine obli uisceris me? in fi­nem? vs (que) quo auertis fa­ciem tuam a me?

Quandiu ponam consilia [...]n anima mea, dolorem in corde meo per diem?

[...]s (que) quo exaltabitur ini micus meus super me? re spice & exandi me dn̄e deꝰ meus.

Illumina oculos meos, ne vnquam obdormiam in morte, ne quādo dicat ini­mieus meus: preualui ad­uersus eum.

Qui tribulant me, exul­tabūt si motus fuero: ego aūt in mīa tua speraui.

[Page] Exultabit cor meū in sa­lutari tuo: cātabo domino qui bona tribuit mihi, et psallam nomini domini al tissimi.

¶ [...].

[...]Ixit insipiens in corde suo: non est bens.

[...]orrupti sunt & abomi­nabiles facti sunt in stu­diis suis: non est qui fa­ciat bonum, non est vsque ad vnum.

Dominus de celo prospexit super filios honunum, vt videat si est intelligēs aut requirens deum.

Omnes declinaueriunt si­mul, inutiles facti sūt, nō est qui faciat bonum, non est vs [...]s ad vnum.

Sepulchrum patens est guttur eorum, linguis suis dolose agebant, vene­num aspidū sub labus eo­rum.

Quorum os maledictione & amaritudine plenū est, veloces pedes eorum ad effundendum sanguinem.

Contritio & infelicitas in vijs eorum, & viam pa­cis non cognouerunt, non est timor dei ante oculos eorum.

[...]onne cognoscēt omnes qui operātur iniquitatē qui deuorant plebem me [...] sicut escam panis?

[Page x] Dominum non inuocaue runt: illic trepidauerunt timore, vbi non erat ti­mor.

[...]uoniam dominus in generatione iusta est, conci­lium inopis confudistis, quoniam dominus spes e­ius est.

Quis dabit ex Sion sa­lutare Israel? cum cōuer­cerit dominus captiuita­tem plebis sue, exultabit Iacob & letabitur Israel.

¶ [...].

DOmine, quis habita bit in tabernaculo tuo, aut quis requiescet in monte sancto tuo?

Qui ingreditur sine ma­cula, et operatur iusticiā.

Qui loquitur veritatem in corde suo, qui non egit dolum in lingua sua.

Nec fecit proxio suo ma­lum, et opprobriū non ac­cepit aduersus proximos suos.

Ad nihilum deductus est in cōspectu eiꝰ malignus, timētes autem dominum glorificat.

Qui iurat proximo suo, et non decipit: qui pecu­niam suam non dedit ad vsuram, et munera super innocentem non accepit.

Qui facit hec, non cōmo­nebitur ineternum.

¶psalm [...]s. [...].

COnserua me domine quoniam speraui in te, dixi domino: deus meꝰ es tu, quoniā bon (rum) meo (rum) non eges.

Sāctis qui in terra sunt eius, miristcauit oēs volū rates meas in eis.

Multiplicate sunt infir­mitates eorum: postea a [...] ­celerauerunt.

Non congregabo conuenticula eorum de sanguini­bus, nec memor ero nomiuum eo (rum) per labia mea.

Dominus pars heredita tis me & calicis mei: tu es qui restitues hereditatem meam mihi.

[...]unes cediderūt mihi in preclaris, etenim here di­tas mea preclara est mihi.

[...]enedicam dominum qui tribuit mihi intellectum, insuper et vs (que) ad noctem in crepuerunt me tenes mei.

Prouidebam vn̄min con­spectu meo semper, quo­niam a dextris est mihi ne commo [...]ear.

Propter hoc letatum est cor meū, et exultauit lin­gua mea, insuper et caro mea requiescet in spe.

Quoniam non derelin­ques aīam meam in infer no, nec dabis sanctum tu­um videre corruptionem.

[Page xi] [...]otas mihi fecisti vias bite, adimplebis me leti­tia cum vultu ruo, delecta tiones in dextera tua vs­que in finem.

¶Psal [...] xvi.

EXaudi domine iusti­ciam meam, intende deprecationem meam.

Iuribus percipe oratio­nem meā, non ī labiis do­ [...]osis.

[...] vultu tuo iudiciū meum prodeat, oculi tui vi­deant equitatem.

[...]robasti cormeum, & vi­sitasti nocte: igne me exa­minasti, & non est inuenta in me iniquitas.

[...] non loquatur os meū opera hominum: proprer verba labiorum tuorum ego custodiui vias duras.

[...]erst [...]e gressus meos in semitis tuis, vt non mo­ueantur vestigia mea.

Ego clamaui, quoniam ex audisti me: deus inclina aurem tuam mihi, & exau­di verba mea.

[...]irifica misericordias tuas, qui saluos facis sperantes in te.

A resistentibus dextere tue custodi me, vt pupillā o [...]uli.

[Page] Sub vmbra alarum tu [...] rum ꝓtege me, a facie im­piorū qui me afflixerūt.

I nimici mei animā mel circundederunt, adipe [...] suum cōcluserunt, os eo [...] loquuurum est superbiā.

Proiiciētes me nunc cir­cundederūt me, oculos suos statuerunt declinari in terram.

Pusceperūt me si­cut leo paratus ad predam, & sicut catulus leonis habi­tans in abditis.

[...]xurge domine, preueni eum, & supplanta eum: eri pe animam meam ab im­pio, frameam tuam ab in­imicis manus tue.

[...]omine a paucis de terra diuide eos in vita eo­rum, & de abscōditis ruis adimpletꝰ est vēter eo (rum).

Paturati sunt filiis, & diuiserunt reliquias suis paruulis suis.

Ego autem in iustitia apparebo conspectui tuo, sa­tiabor cū apparuerit glo­ria tua.

¶ [...].

DIligā te domine for­ritudo mea: dominus [...]rmamētum meum, & re­fugium meum, & libera­tor meus.

Deus meꝰ, adiutor meꝰ, & sperabo in eum.

Protector meꝰ & cornu salut (mee, & susceptor meꝰ.

[Page xii] [...]andans inuocabo dominum, & ab inimicis meis saluus ero.

Mircundederunt me do­lores mortis, & torrentes iniq^•rat ( [...] turbauerūt me.

[...]olores inferni circun­dederunt me, preoecupaue runt me laquei mortis.

[...]n tribulatione mea in­ [...]ocanui dominum, & ad deū meum clamaui.

[...]t exaudiuit de tēplo sā ­cto suo vocē meā, & clamor meus in conspectu eiꝰ in­troiuit in aures eius.

[...]ommota est & contre­muit terra, fundamenta montium conturbata sunt & commota sunt, quomam iratus est eis.

[...]scēdit fumꝰ in ira eiꝰ, & ignis a facie eiꝰ exar [...]t carbones succēsi sūt ab eo.

[...]nelinauit celos & descē dit, & caligo sub pedibus eius.

[...]t ascendit super cheru­bin & volauit, volauit su­per pennas ventorum.

[...]t posuit tenebras lati­bulū suū in circuiru eiꝰ, tabernaculum eius tene­brosa aqua ī nubibꝰ aerꝭ.

Pre fulgore in conspectu eius nubes transierunt, grādo & carbones ignis.

Et īto [...]it de celo dn̄s, & altissimꝰ dedit vocē suā: grādo & carbones ignis.

[Page] Et inisit sagittas suas, & dissipauit eos: fulgura multiplicauit, & conturba uit eos.

Et apparuerunt fontes aquarum, & reuelata sunt fundamēta orbis terra (rum).

Ab increpatione tua do­mine, ab inspiratione spi­ritus ire tue.

Misit de summo & accepit me, & assumpsit me de aq^•s multis.

Eripuit me de inimicis meis fortissimis, & ab his qui oderunt me, quoniā cō fortati sunt super me.

Preuenerunt me in die afflictionis mee, et fa­ctus est dominꝰ protector mens.

Et eduxit in latitudinē: saluum me fecit, quoniam voluit me.

Et retribuet mihi domi­nus secundū iustitiā meā, & secundum puritatē ma­nuum mearum retribuet mihi.

Quia custodiui vias do­mini, nec impie gessi a deo meo.

Quonim omnia iudicia eius in conspectu meo, et iustitias eius non repuli a me.

Et ero immaculatus cum eo, & obseruabo me ab ini­quitate mea.

[Page xiii] Et retribuet mihi domi­nus secundum iustitiam meam, & secundum puritatem manuum mearum in [...]onspectu oculorum eius.

[...]um sancto sanctꝰ eris, & cum viro innocente in­nocens eris.

[...]t oūelecto electus eris, & cū ꝑuerso peruerteris.

[...]m̄ tu populū humilem [...]aluū faries, & oculos su­perborum humiliabis.

[...]m̄ tu illuminas lucer­nam meā dn̄e: deus meus illumina tenebras meas.

Quoniam in te eripiar a tentatione, & in deo meo transgrediar mutum.

[...]eus meꝰ ipolluta via eius: eloquia dn̄i igne ex­ami nata: protector est om­nium sperantium in se.

Quoniam quis deus pre­ter dominum, aut q^•s deꝰ preter deum nostrum?

Deus qui precinxit me virtute, & posuit immaou­latam viam meam.

Qui ꝑfesit pedes meos tanquam ceruorum, & su­per excelsa statuens me.

Qui docet manus meas ad prelium, & posuisti vt arcū ereum brachia mea.

Et dedisti mihi ꝓtectionē salutis tue, & dextera tua suscepit me.

Et disciplina tua corre­rit me in finem, & discipli na tua ipsa me docebit.

[Page] Dilatasti gressus meo subtus me, & nō sunt in firmata vestigia mea.

Persequar inimicos me­os et comprehendam il­los, et non conuertar do­nec deficiant.

Confringam illos, ne [...] poterunt stare, cadēt sub [...] tus pedes meos.

Et precinxisti me virtu­te ad bellum, et supplan­tasti insurgentes in me subtus [...]e.

[...]t inimicos meos dedisti mihi dorsum, et odientes me disperdidisti.

[...]lama [...]erunt, nec erat qui saluos faceret: ad do­minum, neo exaudiuit eos.

[...]t comminuā eos vt puluerem ante faciem [...]enti, vt lutum platearum dele­bo eos.

[...]ripies me de contradi­ctionibus populi, consti­tues me in caput gen­tium.

[...]opulus quem non co­gnoui, seruiuit mihi, in auditu auris obediuit mi­hi.

[...]ilij alieni mentiti sunt mihi, fillj alieni inuetera ti sunt, & [...] [...]dicauerunt a semi [...]is tuis.

[Page xiiii] [...]uit dominus, & bene­dictus deꝰ meus, et exalte [...]ur deus salutis mee.

Deus qui das vindictas mihi, et subdis populos sub me, liberator meus de inimicis meis ira [...]undis.

Et ab insurgentibus in me exaltabis me, a viro inisquo eripes me.

Propterea confitebor ti­bi in nationibus domine, et nomini tuo psalmū di­cam.

Magnificans salutes re­gis eius, et faciens mise­ricordiam Christo suo Dauid, et semini eius vs (que) in seculum.

¶ [...]

CEli enarrant gloriā dei, & opera manuum eius annūciat firmamētū.

[...]es diei eructat verbū, et nox nocti indicat sciētiā

Nō sunt loquele ne (que) ser­mones, quorum non audi­antur voces eor [...]m.

[...]n omnem terrā exiuit sonus eorum, & in fines or bis terre verba eorum.

[...]n sole posuit tabernaculum suum, et ipse tanquā sponsus procedens de th [...] lamo suo.

Erultauit vt gigas ad currendam viam a summo [...]elo egressio eius.

[Page] Et occursus eius vs (que) ad summum eius, nec est qui se abscondat acalore eius.

Lex domini immaculata, conuertens animas: testi­monium domini fidele, sa­pientiam prestans paruu­lis.

Iusticie domini recte, le­tificantes corda: preceptū domini lucidum, illumi­nans oculos.

Timor domini sanctus, permanens in seculum se­culi: iudicia domini vera, iustificata in semetipsa.

Diserabilia super aursi et lapidem preciosum multum, et dulciora super mel et fauum.

Etenim seruus tuus cu­stodit ea, & in custodiēdis illis retributio multa.

[...]elicta quis intelligit? ab occultis meis munda me, & ab alienis perce ser­uo tuo.

[...]i mei non fuerint domi­nati, tūc immaculatus ero et emundabor a delicto maximo.

Et erunt ut complaceant eloquia oris mei, et medi­ditatio cordis mei in con­spectu tuo semper.

[Page xv] Domine adiutor meus, & redemptor meus.

¶Psalmus. [...]

EXaudiat te dominus in die tribulationis ꝓ [...]egat te nomē dci Iacob.

[...]ittat tibi auxilium de sancto, et de Siō tueatur te.

[...]emor sit omnis sacrifi­cij tui, et holocaustum tuū pingue fiat.

[...]ibuat tibi secundū cortuum, et omne concilium tuum confirmet.

[...]etabimur in salutari tuo, et in nomine dei no­stri magnificabimur.

[...]mpleat dominus omnes peticiones tuas: nunc co­gnoui quoniam saluū fe­cit dominus Christū suū.

[...]xaudiet illum de celo sancto suo, in potentatibꝰ salus dextere eius.

[...] in curribus, et hi in equis: nos autem in no­mine domini dei nostri in [...]ocabimus.

Ipsi obligati sunt & ceci­derunt, nos autē surrexi­mus et erecti sumus.

[...]n̄e saluum fac regem, et etandi nos in die qua inuocauerimus te.

¶Psalmus .xx.

[Page] DOmine, in [...]tute tua letabitur rex, et su­per salutare tuum exulta bit vehementer.

Desiderium cordis eius tribuisti ei, et voluntate labiorum eius non frau­dasti eum.

Quoniam preuenisti eū in benedictionibꝰ dulce­dinis, posuisti in capite eius coronam de lapide precioso.

[...]itam petiit a te, et tri­buisti ei lōgitudinem die rum in seculum & in seculum seculi.

Magna est gloria eiꝰ in salutari tuo, gloriā et magnum decorē impones su­per eum.

Quoniam dabis eū in benedictionem in seculū se­culi, letificabis eū in gaudio cum vultu tuo.

Quoniam rex spe [...]at in domino, & in misericordia altissimi non commouebi­tur.

Inueniatur manus tua omnibus inimicis tuis, dextera tua inueniat om­nes qui te oderunt.

[...]ones eos vt [...]libanum ignis in tempore vultus tui: dominus in ita sua cō turbabit eos, & deuorabit eos ignis.

[Page xvi] [...] [...]uctum eornm de terra [...]erdes, et semen eorum [...] filiis hominum.

Quoniam declinauerunt [...]n te mala: cogitauerunt [...]ncilia, que non potue­runt stabili [...]e.

Quoniam pones eos dor [...]un, i reliquiis tuis pre­pa [...]ebis vultum eorum.

Exaltare domine in vir [...] tua, cantabimus et psallemus virtutes tuas.

¶ [...].

DE [...]s deus mens re­spice [...]me: quare me [...]reliquisti? longe a saln [...]e mea verba delictorum [...]eorum.

Deus meꝰ, clamabo per [...]iem, et non exaudies? et [...]octe, et non ad insipien­ [...]iam mihi?

[...] autem in sancto habi [...]as, lans israel.

In te sperauerūt patres [...]ostri: sperauerunt, et li­ [...]erasti eos.

[...] te clamauerūt, et sal­ [...]i facti sunt: in te spera­ [...]runt, et non sunt con­ [...]isi.

[...]go autem sum vermis, [...]t non homo: oppr [...]brium dominum, et abiectio ple­ [...]s.

[Page] Omnes videntes me de­tiserunt me, loquuti sunt labijs, & mouerunt caput.

Sperauit in domino, eri­piat eum: saluū faciat eū, quoniam vult eum.

Quoniā tu es qui extra­xisti me de ventre, spes mea ab vberibus matris mee, in te proiectus sum ex vtero.

De ventre matris mee deus meꝰ es tu, ne disces­seris a me.

Quoniā tribulatio proxima est, et non est qui ad­iuuet.

Circumdederunt me vi­tuli multi, tauri pingue [...] obsederunt me.

A peruerūt super me o [...] suum, sicut leo rapiens e [...] rugiens.

Sicut aqua effusus sum, et dispersa sunt omnia os­sa mea.

Factum est cor meum tā ­quam cera liquescens i [...] medio veutris mei.

A ruit tanquā testa virtꝰ mea, et lingua mea adhe­sit faucibus meis, & in pul­uerē mortis deduxisti me.

Quoniam circumded erū [...] me canes multi, conciliu [...] malignantiū obsedit me.

[Page xvii] [...]oderunt manus meas et pedes meos: di numera uerunt omnia ossa mea.

Ipsi vero considerauerūt et inspexerunt me: diuise runt sibi vestimēta mea, et super vestem meam mi serunt sortem.

[...] autem domine ne elō gaueris auxilium tuum a me: ad defensionem meā conspice.

[...]rue a frame a deus ani­mam meam: et de manu canis vnicam meam.

Salue me ex ore leonis: et a cornibꝰ vnycornium humilitatem meam.

Darrabo nomen tuū fra­tribus meis, in medio ec­clesie laudabo te.

Qui timetis dominum, laudate eū: vniuersum se men Iacob glorificate eū.

Timeat eū omne semen Israel, quoniam non spreuit ne (que) despexit deprecationem pauperis.

[...]ec auertit faciem suam a me, et cum clamarem ad cum, exaudiuit me.

[...]pud te lausmea ī ecclesia magna: vota mea red­dam in conspectu timen­tium eum.

[...]dent pauperes & satu­rabuntur: et laudabunt do minum qui requirunt eū, viuent corda eorum in se­culum seculi.

[Page] Beminiscentur & conue­tentur ad dominum vni­uersi fines terre.

Et adorabunt in conspe­ctu euis, vniuerse fami­lie gentium.

Quoniam domini est re­gnum, et ipse dominabi­tur gentium.

Manducauerunt & adorauerunt oēs pingues ter­re, in conspectu eius ca­dent oēs qui descendunt in terram.

Et anima mea illi viuet, et semen meum seruiet ipsi.

Annunciabitur domino generatio ventura, et an nunciabunt celi iusticiam eius populo qui nascetur, quem fecit dominus.

¶ [...].

DOminus regit me, et nihil mihi deerit, in loco pascue ibi mē collo cauit.

Super aquā refectionis educauit me, aiam meam conuertit.

Deduxit me super semi­tas iusticie, propter no­men suum.

[...]am & si ambulauero in medio vmbre mortis, non timebo mala, quoniam tu mecum es.

Wirga tua & baculꝰ tuus ipsa me consolata sunt.

[Page xviii] [...]arasti in cōspectu meo mēsam, aduersus eos qui tribulant me.

Impinguasti in oleo ca­put meum, et calix meus inebriās (quam) preclarus est.

[...]t misericordia tua sub­sequetur me, omnibꝰ die­bus vite mee.

[...]t vt inhabitem in domo domini, in longitudinem dierum.

¶ [...].

DOmini est terra, et plenitudo eius: or­bis terrarum et vniuersi qui habitant in eo.

Quia ipse super maria fundauit eū, et super flu­mina preparauit eum.

Quis ascēdet in montem domini, aut quis stabit in loco sancto eius?

Innocēs manibus & mū do corde: qui non accepit in vano animam suā, nec iurauit in dolo proximo suo.

[...] accipiet bene dictio­nem a domino, et miseri­cordiā a deo salutari suo.

[...] est generatio querē tium eum, querentium faciem dei Iacob.

[...]ttollite portas princi­pes vestras, et eleuamini porte eternales, et introi bit rex glorie.

[Page] Quis est ist rex glorie? Dominus fortis & potēs, dn̄s potens in prelio.

Attollite portas princi­pes vestras, et eleuamini porte eternales, et introi bit rex glorie.

Quis est iste rex glorie? Dominus virtutum ipse est rex glorie.

¶Psalmus .xxiiii.

ADte domine Ieuani animam meam: deus meꝰ in te confitdo, non eru bescam.

[...]e (que) irrideant me inimi ci mei: etenī vniuersi qui sustinent te, non confun­dentur.

[...]onfundātur omnes ini qua agētes, superuacue.

[...]ias tuas domine demō stra mihi: et semitas tuas edoce me.

[...]irige me in veritate tua et doce me: quia tu es deus saluator meus, et te sustinui tota die.

[...]emiuiscere miseratio­num tuarū domine, et mi­seri cordiarum tuarū que a seculo sunt.

Delicta iuuentutis me [...] et ignorantias meas, ne me mineris.

[Page xix] [...]cundum misericordiā tuam memento mei tu, propter bonitatem tuam domine.

Dulsis et rectus domi­nus, propter hoc legem [...]abit delinquentibus in via.

[...]iriget mansuetos in iudicio, docebit mites vi­ [...]s suas.

Vniuerse vie domini misericordia & veritas, re­quirentibus testamētum eius & testimonia eius.

Propter nomē tuum do­mine propiciaberis pec­cato meo, multum est e­nim.

Quis est homo qui timet dominum? legem statuit ei in via quam elegit.

Anima eius in bonis de morabitur, & semen eius hereditabit terram.

Firmamentum est domi­nus timentibus eum, et testamētum ipsius vt ma­nifestetur illis.

Oculi mei semper ad do­minum, quoniam ipse e­uellet de laqueo pedes meos.

Respice in me & misere­re mei, quia vnicus & pauper sum ego.

Tribulationes cordis mei multiplicate sunt de necessitatibus meis erue [...]ne.

[Page] Wide humilitatem me­am & laborem meum, et dimitte vniuersa delicta mea.

Respice inimicos meos, quoniā multiplicati sunt, et odio iniquo oderunt me.

Custodi animam meam, et erue me: non erube­scam, quoniam speraui in te.

Innocentes & recti adheserunt mihi, quia susti [...] nui te.

Libera deus Israel ex omnibꝰ tribulationibus suis.

¶Psalmus .xxv.

IVdica me domīe, quo­niam ego in innocen­tia mea ingressus sum, et in domino sperans nō in­t [...]rmabor.

Proba me domine, & ten­ta me: vre renes meos et cor meum.

Quoniam misericordia tua ante oculos meos est, et complacui in veritate tua.

Non sedi cum concilio vanitatis, & cum iniqua ge­rentibus non introivo.

Odiui ecclesiam malignā ­tim, & cum impiis non sedebo.

Lauabo inter innocētes manus meas, & circūdabo altare tuum domine.

[Page xxi] Vt audiam vocē laudis, & enarrem vniuersa mira bilia tua.

Domine dilexi decorem domus tue, & locum habi­tationis glorie tue.

[...]e perdas cum impiis deus animam meam, et cum viris sanguinum vi­tam meam.

In quorum mambus in­iquitates sunt, dextera eorum repleta est mune­ribus.

Ego autem in innocen­tia mea ingressus sum, redime me, et miserere mei.

[...]es enim meus stetit in directo, in ecclesiis bene­dicam te domine.

¶ [...].

DOminus illumina­ [...]io mea et salꝰ mea: quem timebo?

Dominus protector vite mee: a quo trepidabo?

[...]um appropiant super me no [...]entes, vt edant car nes meas.

Qui tribulant me inimi ci mei, ipsi infirmati sunt & eciderunt.

[...]i consistant aduersum me castra, non timebit cor meum.

[...]iexurgat aduersum me prelu [...]m, in hoc ego spera­bo.

[Page] Vnam petiit a domino, hanc requiram: vt inha­bitem in domo domini o­mnibus diebꝰ vite mee.

Vt videam voluntatem domini, & visitem tem­plum eius.

Quoniam absoondit m [...] in tabernaculo suo in die malorum, protexit me in abscondito tabernaculi sui.

In petra exaltauit me, et nunc exaltauit caput meum super inimcos me­os.

Circuiui & immolaui in tabernaculo eius hostiam vociferationis: cantabo et psalmum dicam domi­no.

[...]xaudi domine vocem meam quia clamaui ad te: miserere mei et exaudi me.

Tibi dixit cor meum: ex­quisiuit te facies mea: fa­ciem tuam domine requi­ram.

[...] auertas faciem tuam a me, & ne decliues in ira a seruo tuo.

A diutor meus es tu, ne derelinquas me: ne que despicias me deus saluta ris meus.

Quoniam pater mens et mater mea dereliquerūt me, dominus autem assū ­psit me.

[Page xxi] Legem pone mihi domi­ne in via tua, & dirige me in semita recta ꝑpter in­imicos meos.

[...]e tradideris me in animas tribulantium me, quoniam insurrexerunt in me testes iniqui, et mentita est iniquitas si­bi.

[...]redo videre bona do­mini in terra viuentium.

[...]xpecta dominum, viri­liter age, confortetur cor tuum, & sustine domi­num.

¶psalmus .xx [...]ij

[...]D te domine lama­ [...]o, deus meus ne si­leas a me, ne quando ta­ceas a me, et assimula­bor descendentibus in la­cum.

[...]xandi domine vocem o­rationis mee dum oro ad te, dum extollo manus me as ad templum sanctum tuum.

[...]e simul tradas me cum peccatoribus, & cum ope­rantibus iniquitatem ne perdas me.

Qui loquuntur pacem oū proximo suo, mala au­tem in cordibus eorum.

[Page] [...]a illis secundum ope­ra eorum, & secundum ne­quitiam adinuentionum ipsorum.

Secundum opera manu­um eorum tribue illis, redde retributionem eo­rum ipsis.

Quoniam non intellexe­runt opera domini, et in opera manuum eius: de­strues illos, & non edifica bis eos.

[...]enevictus dominꝰ, quo­niam exaudiuit vocem de­precationis mee.

[...]ominus adiuror meus & protector meus, & in ip­so sperauit cor meum, et adiutus sum.

[...]t refloruit earo mea, & ex voluntate mea confite­bor ei.

[...]ominus fortitude ple­bis sue, & protector salua­tionum Christi sui est.

[...]aliuun fac populum tu­um domine, & benedic he­reditati tue: et rege eos, & extoile illos vsque in e­ternum.

¶ [...]

[...]fferte dn̄o filij dei, afferte domino filios arietum.

[...]fferte domino gloriam et honorem, afferte domi­no gloriam nomini eius, adorate dominum in atrio sancto eius.

[Page xxii] [...]ox domini super aquas deusmaiestatis intormit, dominꝰ super aquas mul­tas.

[...]ox domini in virtute, vox domini in magnifi­centia.

Vox domini cōfringētis [...]edros, et confringet do­minus cedros Libani.

[...]t comminuet eas tan­quam vitulum Libani, et dilectus quemadmodū fi­lius vnicornium.

[...]or domini interciden­tis flammam ignis, vox domini concutientis de­sertum, et commouebit dominus desertum Ca­des.

[...]ox domini preparantis ceruos, et reuelabit con­densa, & in tēplo eius om­nes dicent gloriam.

[...]ominus dilunium in­habitare facit, & sedebit dominus rex inetetnum.

[...]ominus virtutem po­pulo suo dabit, dominus benedicet populo suo in pace.

¶ [...]

[Page] EXaltabo te domine, quoniā suscepisti me neo delectasti inimicos meos super me.

Nomine deus meus cla­maui ad te, & saluasti me.

Nomine eduxisti ab in­ferno animā meam salua­sti me a descendentibus in lacum.

[...]sallite dn̄o sancti eius, et confiremini memorie sanctitatis eius.

[...]noniā ira in indigna­tione eius, et vita in vo­luntate eius.

Ad vesperum demorabi­tur fletus, et ad matuti­num leticia.

Ego autem dixi in abundantia mea: non mouebor ineternum.

Domine in volūtate tua prestitisti decori meo vir­tutem.

Auertisti faciē tuā a me & factus sum cōturbatus.

Ad te domine clamabo, & ad deum meū deprecabor.

[...]ue vtilitas in sangui­ne meo, dum descendo in corruptionem.

Nunquid cōfitebitur ti­bi puluis, aut annūciabit veritatem tuam?

Andiuit dn̄s, & misertus est mei, dominus factus est adiutor meus.

[Page xxiii] [...]ōuertisti planctū meū in gaudium mihi, cōscadi­sti sa [...]um meū, & circūde­disti me leticia.

Vt cātet tibi gloria mea & non cōpungar, domine deus meus ineternū con­fitebor tibi.

¶ [...]

IN te domine speraui non cōfundar ineter num, in iusticia tua libe­ra me.

[...]nclina ad me aurē tuā, accelera vt eruas me.

[...]sto mihi ī deū protecto­rem et in domum refugii, vt saluum me facias.

[...]m̄ fortitudo mea et re­fugium meum es tu, et propter nomē ruum dedu­ces me et enutries me.

[...]duces me de laqueo hos quem absconderunt mihi quoniam tu es protector meus.

In manus tuas cōmen­do spiritum meum, rede­misti me domine deus ve­ritatis.

[...]disti obseruauntis va­nitates, superuacue.

Ego aūt in domino spera ni, exultabo & letabor in misericordia tua.

[Page] [...]m̄ respexisti humilita­tē meā, saluasti de necessi­tatibus animam meam.

[...]eo conclusisti me in ma­nibꝰ inimici mei, statuasti īloco spacioso pedes meos▪

Miserere mei dn̄e, quo­niam tribulor: contu [...] ba­tus est in ira oculꝰ meus, anima mea, & vētermeꝰ.

Quoniam defecit in do­lore vita mea, et anni mei in gemitibus.

Instirmata est in pauper­tate virtus mea, et ossa mea conturbata sunt.

Super oēs inimicos me­os factꝰ sum opprobrium vicinis meis valde, & ti­mor notis meis.

Qui videbāt me foras fu gerūt a me, & obliniōi da­tꝰ sū, tāquā mortuꝰ a corde▪

[...]actus sū tāquā vas per ditū, qm̄ audiui vitūpera­tionem multorum cōmo­rantium in circuitu.

[...]n eo dū cōuenirēt simul aduersū me, accipere ani­mam meā consiliati sunt.

[...]go autem in te sperani domine, dixi: deus meus es tu, in manibus tuis sortes mee.

[...] ripe me de manu inimi corum meorum, et a perse­quentibus me.

[...] [...]lustra faciē tuā super seruū tuū, saluū me fac in [Page xxiiii] misericordia tua: dn̄e non cōfundar, qm̄ inuocaui te.

[...]rubescant impij et de­ducantur in infernū: mu­ta stant labia dolosa.

[...]ue loquūtur aduersus iustum ini quitatem, in su perbia et abusione.

Quam magna multitudo dulcedinis tue dn̄e, quam abscondisti timētibus te?

[...]erfecisti eis qui sperāt in te, in conspectu filio­rum hominum.

[...]bscondes eos in abscō ­dito faciei tue, a contur­batione hominum.

[...]roteges eos in taber­naculo tuo a contradictio­ne liuguarum.

Benedictus dominꝰ, quo­niam mirificauit miseri­cordiam suam mihi in ci­uitate [...]unita.

Ego aūt dixi in excessu mentis mee: proiectꝰ sum a facie oculorum tuorum.

I deo exaudisti vocem o­rationis mee, dum clama­rem ad te.

[...]iligite dominum oēs sancti eius, quoniam veri tatem requiret dominus, et retribuet abundanter facientibus superbiam.

[...] triliter agite, et cōfor­ [...]etur cor vestrum omnes [...]ui speratis in domino.

¶Psalmus .xxxi.

BEati quorū remiss [...] ­sunt iniquitates, e [...] quorū tecta sunt peccata▪

Beatus vir, cui nō imp [...] tauit dominus peccarum nec est in spiritu eius dolus.

Quoniam tacui, inuete [...] rauerunt ossa mea, dū [...] marem tote die.

Qm̄ die ac nocte graua­ta est suꝓ me manus tua [...] cōuersus sum in erum [...] mea dū configitur spina [...]

Delictum meū cognit [...] tibi feci, & iniusticiā me [...] non abscondi.

[...]ixi: confitebor aduer [...] sum me iniusticiam mea [...] dn̄o, & tu remisisti impie [...] tatem peccati mei.

Pro hacorabit ad te om­nis sanctus in tempore oportuno.

Verūtamen in dilu [...] aquarū multarū ad eu [...] non approximabunt.

Vn es refugium ineuid a tribulatione que circū ­dedit me, exultatio mea, erue me a circūdantibu [...] me.

Intellectū tibi dabo, [...] instruā te in via hac qu [...] gradieris: firmabo super re oculos meos.

[Page xxv] Dolite fieri sicut equus et mulus, in quibus non est intellectus.

In chamo & freno maxil­las eorum constringe, qui non approximant ad te.

Multa flagella peccato­ris, sperātem autem in do mino misericordia circun dabit.

[...]etamini in dn̄o & exul­tate iusti, et gloriamini omnes recti corde.

¶Psalmus .xxxij.

EXultate iusti in do­mino, rectos decet collaudatio.

Confitemini domino in ythara, in psalterio de­cem chordatum psallite illi.

Cantate ei canticum no iuim, bene psallite ei ī vociferatione.

Quia rectum est verbū domini, et oīa opera eius in fide.

Diligit misericordiam & iudicium, misericordia do mini plena est terra.

Verbo domini [...]eli firma ti sunt, et spiritu oris eiꝰ omnis virtus eorum.

Congregās [...] in vtre [...]quas maris, ponens in thesauris abyssos.

[Page] Timeat dominium omnis terra, ab eo autem cōmo­ueantur omnes inhabitā tes orbem.

Quoniam ipse dixit, & facta sunt: ipse mandauit, et [...]reata sunt.

Dominus dissipat consi­lia gentium, reprobat autem cogitationes populo­tum, et reprobat consilia principum.

Consilium autem domini ineternum manet, cogita tiones cordis eius in ge­neratione et generatio­nem.

[...]eata gens, ouius est to minus deꝰ eius: populus quem elegit in heredita­tem sibi.

[...]e celo respexit domi­nus, vidit omnes filios hominum.

De preparato habitatu­lo suo, respexit super oēs qui habitant terram.

[...]ui [...]inxit sigillatim corda eo (rum), qui intelligit om­nia opera eorum.

[...]on salua [...] rex pet mul­tam virtutem, et gygas non saluabitur in multi­tudine virtutis sue.

Aallax eqnus ad salu­tem, in abundantia au­tem virtutis sue non sal­uabitur.

[Page xxvi] Ecce oculi domini super metuentes eum, et in eis qui sperant super miseri­cordia eius.

Vt eruat a morte ani­mas eorum, et alat eos in fame.

Anima nostra sustinet do minum, quoniam adiutor et protector noster est.

Quia in eo letabitur cor nostrum, et in nomine sancto eius sperauimus.

[...]iat misericordia tua do­mine super nos, quemad­modum sperauimus in te.

¶Psalmus. xxxiij.

BEnedicam dominum in omni tempore, sem per laus eius in ore meo.

In domino laudabit ani­ma mea, audiant mansue­ti et letentur.

Magnificate dominū me­ [...]um, et exaltemus nomen eius in idipsum.

Ex quiūm dominum, & ex audiuit me: et ex omnibꝰ tribulationibꝰ meis eri­puit me.

Atredite ad eum, et illu­minamini, & facies vestre non confundentur▪

Iste pauper clamauit, et dominus exaudiuit eum, et de omnibus tribulatio tubus eius saluauit eum.

[Page] Immittet angelus domini in circuitu timentium eum, et eripiet eos.

Sustate, et videte quo­niam suauis est dominus, beatus vir qui sperat in eo.

Timere dominum omnes sancti eius, quoniam non est inopia timentibꝰ eum.

Diuites eguerunt & esu rierunt, inquirentes au­tem dominum non minuē tur omni bono.

[...]enite filij, audite me, timorem dn̄i docebo vos.

[...]ius est homo qui vult vitam, diligit dies vide­re bonos?

Prohibe linguam tuam a malo, et labia tua ne lo­quantur dolum.

[...]iuerte a malo, et fac bo num: inquire pacē, et per­sequere eam.

[...]iuli domini suꝑ iustos, et aures eius in preces eorum.

[...]ultus autem domini super faciētes mala, vt per­dat de terra memoriam eorum.

[...]lamauērunt iusti, et do minus exaudiuit eos, et ex omnibus tribulationi­bus eo (rum) liberauit eos.

Iuxta est dominus his qui tribulato sunt corde, et humiles spiritu salua­bit.

[Page xxvii] Multe tribulationes iu­storum, et de omnibus his liberabit eos domi­nus.

Custodit dominus om­nia ossa eorum, vnum ex his non conteretur.

[...]ors peccatorum pessi­ma, & qui oderunt iustum delinquent.

[...]edimet dominus ani­mas seruorum suorum, et non delinquēt omnes qui sperant in eo.

¶ [...]

IVdica domine nocentes me, expugna ex­pugnantes me.

[...]pprehende arma & scu­tum, & exurge in adiuto­rium mihi.

[...]ffunde frameam, & con­clude aduersus eos qui perse quuntur me: dic ani­me mee, salus tua ego sum.

Confundantur et reue­reantur querentes ani­mam meam.

Auertantur retrorsum & confundantur, cogitantes mihi mala.

[...]iant tanquam puluis ante faciem venti, & ange lus domini coartans e­ [...]s.

[...]iant vie illorum tene­bre et lubrioum, et an­gelus domini persequēs eos.

[Page] Quoniam gratis abscon derunt mihi interitum la quei sui, superuacue ex­probrauerūt animam me­am.

Veniat illi laqueus quē ignorat, et captio quam abscondit apprehēdat eū, et in laqueum cadat in idipsum.

Anima autem mea exul­rabit in domino, et de­lectabitur super salutari suo.

[...]mnia ossa mea dicent: domine, quis similis ti­bi?

[...]ripiens inopem de ma nu forciorum eius, egenū et pauperem a diripien­tibus eum.

[...]urgentes testes ini­qui, que ignorabā interro gabant me.

[...]etribuebant mihi ma­la pro bonis, sterilitatem anime mee.

Ego autem cum mihi nui lesti essent, induebar ci­licio.

[...]umiliabam in ieiunio animam meam, et oratio mea in sinu meo conuer­tetur.

Quasi proximum & quasi fratrem nostrum, sic com­placebam: quasi lugens & contristatus sic humilia bar.

[Page xxviii] Et aduersum me leta­ti sunt et conuenerunt congregata sunt super me flagella, et ignora­ui.

[...]ssipati sunt nec com­puncti tentauerunt me: subsannauerunt me sub­sannatione: frenduerunt super me dentibus suis.

Domine, quando respi­cies? restitue animam meam a malignitate eo­rum, a leonibus vnicam meam.

[...]on [...]rebor tibi in eccle­sia magna, in populo gra­ui laudabo te.

[...]on supergaudeant mi­hi qui aduersantur mihi inique, qui oderunt me gratis, et annuunt ocu­lis.

[...]uoniam mihi quidem pacifice loquebantur: et in tracundia terre lo­quentes, dolos cogita­bant.

[...]t dilatauerunt super me os suum. Dixerunt: Euge euge, viderunt o­culi nostri.

[...]idisti domine, ne si­leas: domine, ne disce­das a me.

Exurge et intende iudi­tio meo deus meus et do­minus meus in causam meam.

[Page] Iudica me secundum iu­stitiam tuam domine deꝰ meus, et non supergau­deant mihi.

[...]on dicant in cordibus suis: Euge euge anime nostre. Nec dicant: deuo­rabimus eum.

Exubescant & reuerean­tur simul, qui gratulātur malis meis?

[...]nduantur confusione & reuerentia, qui maligna loquuntur super me.

[...]xultent & letentur qui volunt iustitiam meam, & dicant semper: magnifi­cetur dominus, qui vo­lunt pacem serui eius.

[...]t lingua mea meditabitur iustitiam tuam, tota die laudem tuam.

¶ [...]

DIxit iniustus vt de­linquat in semetip­so: non est timor dei an­te oculos eius.

Quoniam dolose egit in conspectu eius, vt inue­niatur iniquitas eius ad odium.

Verba oris eius iniqui­tas et dolus, noluit in­telligere vt bene age­ret.

[Page xxix] Iniquitatem meditatus est in cubili suo: astitit omni vie non bone, mali­ciam autem non odiuit.

[...]fie in celo misericor­dia tua, & veritas tua vs­que ad nubes.

[...]ustitia tua sicut mon­tes dei, iudicia tua abys­sus multa.

Domines & iumenta sal­nabis domine, quemad­modum multiplicasti mise ricordiam tuam deus.

[...]alij autem hominum in regmine alarum tuarum sperabunt.

[...]nebriabuntur ab vber­tate domus tue, & torren­te volupratis tue pota­bis eos.

[...]uoniā apud te est fons vite, & in lumine tuo vi­debimus lumen.

[...]retende misericordiam tuam soiētibus te, & iusti­tiam tuam his qui recto sunt corde.

[...]on veniat mihi pessu perbie, & manus peccato ris non moueat me.

Ibi ceciderunt qui ope­rantur iniquitatem, ex­pulsi sunt, nec potuerunt [...]are.

¶Psalmus. xxxvi.

NOli emulari iu malt gnauribus, neque zelaueris facientes in­iquitatem.

Quoniam tanquam fenū velociter arescent, & quē ­admodum olera herbarū cito decident.

[...]pera in domino, & fa [...] bonitatem, & inhabita terram, & pasceris in diui­tus eius.

[...]electare in domino, & dabit tibi petitiones cor­dis tui.

[...]euela domino viam tu­am, & spera in eo, et ipse faciet.

[...]t educet quasi lumē iu­stitiam tuam, & iu [...]icium tuum tanquam meridiem: subditus esto domino, et ora eum.

[...]oli emulari in eo qui prosperatur in via sua, in homine faciente iniusti­tias.

[...]esine ab ira, & derelin que furorem: noli emul [...] ­ri vt maligneris.

Quoniam qui malignan­tur, exterminabuntur: sustinentes autem domi­num ipsi hereditabūt terram.

[Page xxx] Et adhuc pusillum, & non erit peccator: & queres lo eum illuis, et non inue­nies.

Mansueti autem heredi­tabunt terram, & delecta­buntur in multitudine pacis.

Obseruabit peccator in­stum, & stridebit super eū dentibus suis.

Dominus aūt irridebit eum, quoniam prospicit quod veniet dies eius.

[...]ladium euaginauerūt peccatores, intenderunt arcum suum.

[...]t decipiant panperem er inopem, vt trucident rectos corde.

[...]ladius eorum intret in corda ipsorū, & arcus eo­rum confringatur.

[...]elius est modicū iusto, super diuitias peccatorū multas.

[...]m̄ brachia peccatorum, conterentur, cōfirmat au­tem iustos dominus.

[...]ouit dominus dies im­maculatorū, et hereditas eorū ineternum erit.

[...]on confundentur in tē pore malo, et in diebus famis saturabuntur: quia peccatores peribūt.

[Page] Inimici vero domini mo [...] vt honori [...]ati fuerint & exaltati, deficientes que­madmodū fumꝰ deficient.

Mutuabitur peccator et non soluet, iustus autem miseretur et tribuet.

Quia benedicētes ei he­reditabūt terrā, maledict­tes autem ei disperebūt.

Apud dominum gressus hominis birigetur, & viā eius volet.

Cum ceciderit, non colli­detur, quia dominus sup­ponit manum suam.

Iunior fui etenim, senui et non vidi iustum dere­lictū, nec semen eius que­tens panem.

[...]ota die miseretur & cō ­modat, et semen illius in benedictione erit.

[...]eclina a malo, & facbo num, et in habita in secu­lum seculi.

Quia dominus amat iu­diciū, et non derelinquer sanctos suos, ineternum conseruabuntur.

[...]niusti punientur, et se­mē impiorum peribit.

Iusti autem hereditabūt terrā, et in habitabunt in seculū seculi super eam.

[Page xxxi] [...]s iusti meditabitur sa­ [...]ientiam, et lingua eius [...]oquetur iudicium.

Lex dei eius in corde ip­ [...]us, & non supplantabū ­tur gressus eius.

[...]onsiderat peccator iu­stum, & querit mortificare eum.

[...]ominus aūt non dere­linque [...] eum in manibus eius: nec damnabit eum, cum iudicabitur illi.

Expecta domi nū et custo­di viam eius: & exaltabit te, vt hereditate capias terram: cū perierint pec­catores videbis.

[...]idi impium super exal­tatum & eleuatū sicut Ce­dros Libani.

Et transiui, & ecce non erat: & quesiui eum & non est inuentus locus eius.

Custodi innocentiam et vide equitatem, qm̄ sunt reliquie homini pacifico.

Iniusti autē disperibūt, [...]imul reliquie impio (rum) in­teribunt.

[...]alus autem iustorum a domino, et protector eorū in tēpore tribulationis.

[Page] Et, adiuuabit eos domi­nus et liberabit eos, et eruet eos a peccatoribus et saluabit eos, quia spe­rauerunt in eo.

¶ [...]

DOmine ne in furore tuo arguas me, ne (que) in ira tua corripias me.

Quoniā sagitte tue in­fixe sunt mihi, et con [...]ra masti super me manū tuā.

Non est sanitas in carne mea a facie ire tue, nō est par ossibus meis a facie peccatorum meorum.

[...] ini quitates mee su­pergresse sunt caput meū et sicut onus graue gra­uate sunt super me.

[...]utruerunt & corrupte sunt cieatrices mèe a fa­cie inspientie mee.

Miserfactus sum, et cur­natus sum usque in stnē: tota die contristatus in­grediabar.

[...]m̄ lumbi mei impleti sunt illusionibus, et non est sanitas in carne mea.

Afflictus sum & humilia tus sum nimis, rugiebam a gemitu cordis mei.

Dn̄e ante te omne desi­derium meum, et gemitꝰ meꝰ a te nō est abscōditꝰ. [Page xxxii] Cormeū conturbatū est, dereliquit me virtꝰ mea, & lumē oculorum meorum et ipsum non est mecum.

Amici mei, & proximi mei aduersū me approprinqua­uerumt & steterunt.

Et qui iuxta me erāt, de lōge steterūt, & vim facie bāt [...] querebāt aīam meā

Et qui inquirebant mala mihi, loquuti sunt vanita tes, & dolos tota die me­ditabantur.

Ego aūt tanquā surdus non audiebam, & s [...]out mu tus non aperiens os sū.

Et factus sum sicut homo nō audiens, & non habēs in ore suo redargutiones▪

Quoniam in te dūe spe­raui, tu axaudies me dn̄e deus meus.

Quia dixi ne quando suꝑ gaudeāt mihi inimici mei & dum commouētur pedes mei, super me magna lo­quuti sunt.

Qm̄ ego in flagella para ins sum, & dolor meus in conspectu meo semper.

Quoniā iniquitatē meā annnunciabo, & cogitabo pro peccato meo.

Inimici aūt mei viuunt et confirmati sunt super me: & multiplicati sūt qui oderunt me iniqui.

[Page] Qui retribuūt mala pro bonis, detrahebant mihi, qm̄ sequebar bonitatem.

Dō derelinquas me dn̄e deus meus, ne discesseris a me.

Intende in adiutorium meū, dn̄e deꝰ salutis mee.

¶Psalmus .xxxviii.

Dixi: custodiam vias meas, vt non delin­quam in lingua mea.

[...]osui ori meo custodiam; cū consisteret peccator ad­uersum me.

[...]bmutui & humilitatus sum, & silui a bonis, & do­lor mens renouatus est.

[...]onealuit eor meū intra me, & in meditatione mea exardescet ignis.

[...]oquutus sum in līgna mea: notū fac mihi domine finē meū, & nume (rum) dierū meorum quis est, vt sciam quid desit mihi.

[...]ece mensurabiles posusuisti dies meos, & substā ­tia mea tanquam mihilum ante te.

[...]erūtamē vniuersa va­nitas, omnis homo viuēs

Qeruntamē in ymagine pertrāsit homo, sed et fru­stra conturbatur.

[Page xxxiii] Thesarizat, et ignorat eui congregabit ea.

Et nunc, que est expectatio mea? nōne dn̄s? et substantia mea apud te est.

Ab omnibus iniquitati­bus meis erue me, oppro­brium insipienti dedisti me.

[...]bmutui et non aperm os meum, qm̄ tu fecisti: amoue a me plagastuas.

[...]fortitudine manus tue ego defedi in increpatio­nibus: propter iniquita­tem corripuisti hominem.

[...]t tabescere fecisti sicut araneam animam eiꝰ ve­rūtamen vane conturba­tur omnis homo.

[...]audi orationem meam domine & deprecationem meam: auribus percipe la chrymas meas.

[...]e sileas, quoniam adue na ego sum apud te, et peregrinus sicut omnes pa­tres mei.

[...]emitte mihi, vt refri­gerer, priusquam abeam, et amplius non ero.

¶Psalmus .xxxix.

EXpectans expectaui dn̄m, & inrēdit mihi.

Et exaudiuit p̄ces meas et eduxit me de lacu mise rie & de luto fecis.

Et statuit supra petrā pe des meos, et direxit gres sus meos.

[Page] Et jmmisit in os menni canticum nonum, carmen deo nostro.

[...]idebunt multi & time­bunt, et sperabunt in do­mino.

Beatus vir cuius est no­men domini spes eius, et non respexit in vanita­tes & insanias falsas.

[...]ulta fecisti tu domine deus meꝰ mirabilia tua, et cogitationibꝰ tuis non est qui similis sit tibi.

[...]nnunciaui et locutus sum: multiplicari sunt su­per numerum.

Sacrificium et oblatio­nem noluisti, aures autē perfecissi mihi.

[...]olocaustum et pro pec­cato non postulasta: Tunc dixi: ecce venio.

[...]n capite libri scriptum est de me, vt facerem vo­lūtatem tuam deus meꝰ: volui, et legem tuā in me­dio cordis mei.

[...]nnunciaui iusticiā tuā in ecclesia magna: ecce la­bia mea non prohibebo do mine, tu scisti.

[...]usticiam tuam non abs­condi in corde meo, veri­tatem tuam et salutare tuum dixi.

[...]on abscondi misericor­diam tuam et veritatem tuam a consilio multo.

[Page xxxiiii] [...]u autem dn̄e ne longe facias miserationes tuas a me, mīa et veritas tua semper susceperunt me.

Quoniam circundederūt me mala quorum non est numerus: comprehende­rūt me iniquitates mee, et non potui vt viderem.

Multiplicate sunt super capillos capitis mei, et cor meum dereliquit me.

Complaceat tibi domine vt eruas me, dn̄e ad adiu­uandum me respice.

Confundātur & reuereā tur simul, [...] querunt aīam meam, vt auferant eam.

[...]uertātur retrorsum et reuereantur, qui volunt mihi mala.

[...]erant confestim confu­sionem suā, qui dicunt mihi: euge euge.

[...]xul [...]ent & letentur su­per te omnes querentes te, et dicāt semper magnificetur dominus, qui dili­gunt salutare tuum.

Ego autē mendicus sum et pauper, dominus solici tus est mei.

[...]diutor meus et prote­ctor meus tues: deꝰ meꝰ ne tardaueris.

¶ [...]

BEatns [...] intelligit super egenum & pauperem, in die mala libera bit eum dominus.

[Page] Dominus cōseruet eum et viuificet eū, et beatum faciat eū in terra, et non tradat eū in animam ini­micorum eius.

Dominus opem ferat il­li super lectū doloris eiꝰ, vniuersum stratum eius versasti ī infirmitate eiꝰ.

[...]go dixi: domine misere re mei, sana animam meā quia peccaui tibi.

[...]nimici mei dixerūt ma la mihi: quādo morietur? et peribit nomen eius?

[...]t si ingrediebatur vt vi deret, vana loquebatur, cor eius congregauit iniquitatem sibi.

[...]grediebatur foras, & lo quebatur in idipsum.

[...]duersum me susurra­bant omnes inim [...]ci mei, aduersum me cogitabant mala mihi.

[...]erbum iniquum constituerunt aduersum me: nū quid qui dormit non adu­ciet vt resurgat?

[...]tenim homo pacis mee in quo speraui, qui edebat panes meos, magnifica­uit super me supplanta­tionem.

[...] autem domine mise rere mei, et resuscita me, et retribuam eis.

[Page xxxv] In hoc cognoui quoniam voluisti me, quoniam non gaudebit inimicus meus super me.

Me autem propter inno­centiam suscepisti, & con­firmasti me in conspectu tuo ineternum.

Benedictus dominus deꝰ Israel a seculo & in secu­lum: fiat, siat.

¶ [...]

[...]Vemadmodum desi­derat [...]eruus ad fon­tes aquarum, ita deside­rat anima mea ad te de­us.

[...]itiuit anima mea ad deum fontem vinū: quan­do veniam & apparebo an te faciem dei?

[...]uer [...]nt mihi lachrime mee panes die ac nocte, dum dicit mihi quotidie: vbi est deus tuus?

[...]ec recordatus sum & ef [...]udi in me animam meam, quoniam transibo in locū tabernaculi admirabilis, vsque ad domum dei.

[...]n voce exultationis et confessionis, sonus epu­lantis.

[...]nare tristis es anima mea, et quare conturbas me?

[Page] [...]pera in deo, quoniam adhuc confitebor illi, salu­tare vultus mei et deus meus.

Ad meipsum anima mea conturbata est: propterea memor ero tui de [...]ra Ior­danis & Hermonij a mon­te modico.

Abyssus abyssum inuo­cat in voce caractarū tua­rum.

[...]mnia excelsa tua et flu­ctus tui super me transie­runt.

[...]n die mandauit dominꝰ misericordiam suam, & no cte canticum eius.

Apud me oratio deo vite mee. Dicam deo: susceptor meus es.

[...]uare oblitus es mei, & quare contristatus ince­do, dum affligit me inim [...] cus? Dum confringuntur ossa mea.

[...]x probrauerunt mihi [...] tribulāt me inimici mei, dum dicunt mihi per sin­gulos bies: vbi est deus tuus?

[...]are tristis es anima mea, & quare conturbas me?

[...]pera in deo, quoniam adhuc consitebor illi: salu­tare vultus mei et deus meus.

¶Psalmus .xlii.

[Page xxxvi] IVdica me deus, & di­scerne causam meam be gente non sancta ab homine iniquo & doloso erue me.

Quia tu es deus fortitu­do mea: quare me repuli­sti? et quare tristis ince­do, dum affligit me inimi­cus?

[...]mitte lucem tuam & veritarem tuam: ipsa me de­duxerunt et adduxerunt in montem sanctum tuum et in tabernacula tua.

Et ītroib [...] ad altare dei, ad deum qui letificat iu­uentutem meam.

[...]onfitebor tibi in citha­ra deus deus meus: quare tristis es anima mea, & quare conturbas me?

[...]pera in deo, quoniam adhuc confitebor illi: salu­tare vultus mei et deus meus.

¶ [...]

[...]Eus auribꝰ nostris audiuimus, patris nostri annunciauerūt no­bis.

[...]pus quod operatns es indiebus eorum, & in die­bus antiquis.

Qanus tua gētes disper didit, et plantasti eos: af­flixisti populos, & expuli­sti eos.

[Page] [...]ec enim in gladio su [...] possederunt terram, & brachium eorum non saluauit eos.

[...]ed dextera tua, et bra­chium tuū, & illuminatio vultus tui, quoniā com­placuisti in eis.

[...] es ipse rex meus et deus meus, qui mandas salutes Iacob.

[...] te inimicos nostros ventilabimus cor [...], & in nomine tuo spernemꝰ in­surgentes in nobis.

[...]ō enim in arcu meo sperabo, et gladius meus nō saluabit me.

[...]aluasti enim nos de af­fligentibus nos, & odien­tes nos confudisti.

[...]n deo laudabim [...]r tota die, & in nomine tuo confitebimur in seculum.

Qune autem repulisti et confudisti nos, & nō egre­dieris deus in virtutibꝰ nostris.

[...]uertisti nos retrorsum post inimicos nostros: et qui oderunt nos, diripie­bant sibi.

[...]edisti nos tāquā ones escarum, & in gentibus dispersisti nos.

[Page xxxvii] Wendidisti populum tu­um sine precio, & non fuit multitudo in commutatio­nibus eorum.

[...]osuisti nos opprobrium vicinis nostris, subsan­nationem & derisum his [...] in circuitu nostro sunt.

[...]osuisti nos in similitu­dinem gentibus: commo­tionem capitis in popu­lis.

[...]ota die verecūdia mea contra me est, et confu­sio faciei mee ceperunt me.

[...] voce exprobrantis et obloquentis, a facie inimici & persequentis.

[...]ec omnia venerunt su­per nos, nec obliti sumus te, & inique non egimꝰ in testamento tuo.

Et non recessit retro cornostrum, et declinasti se­mitas nostras a via tua.

Quoniam humiliasti nos in loco afflictionis, & coo­peruit nos vmbra mor­tis.

[...]i obliti sumus nomen dei nostri, et si expandi­mus manus nostras ad deum alienum, nonne deus requiret ista? ipse enim nouit abscondita cordis.

[Page] Quoniam propter te mortificamur tota die, estima ti sumus sicut oues occi­sionis.

[...]xurge, quare obdormis domine? exurge, & ne re­pellas in finem.

[...]uare faciem tuam auertis, & obliuisceris inopie nostre et tribulatiōis no­stere?

[...]uoniā humiliata est in puluere anima nostra, conglutinatꝰ est in terra venter noster.

[...]xurge domine, adiuua nos, & redime nos ꝓpter nomen tuum.

¶ [...]

[...]Rucianit cor meum verbum bonum, dico ego opera mea regi.

Lingua mea calamꝰ scribe velociter scribecitis.

[...]peciosus forma pre fi­liis hominum, diffusa est gratia in labiis tuis, pro­pterea benedixit te deus ineternum.

[...]ccinge gladio tuo su­per femur tuum potentis­sime.

[...]pecie tua & pulchritudi ne rua: intende prospere procede & regna.

[...]ropter veritatē & man suetudiuem & iustitiam, & deducet te mirabilit dex­tera tua.

[Page xxxviii] [...]agitte tue acute: popu­li sub te cadent in corda immicorum regis.

Sedes tua deus in secu­lum seculi, virga directio­nis virga regni tui.

[...]ilexisti iusticiā, & odi­sti iniquitatē: propterea vnxit te deus deus tuus oleo leticie pre consorti­bus tuis.

[...]irrha & gutta & cassia a vestimentis tuis, a do­mibus eburneis, ex qui­bus delectauerunt te filie regum in honore tuo.

[...]stitit regina a dextris euis in vestitu deaurato, circundata varietate.

[...] filia & vide, & inclina aurem tuam, & oblim­scere populum tuum & do­mum patris tui.

[...]t concupiscet rex decorē tuum, quoniam ipse est do minus deus tuus, & ado­rabunt eum.

[...]t filie Tyri in muneri­bus: vultum tuū depreca­būtur omnis diuites ple­bis.

[...]mnis gloria eius filie regis abintus in fim­brijs aureis, circūamicta [...]arietatibus.

[Page] Adducentur regi virgi­nes post eam, proxime eiꝰ afferentur tibi.

Afferentur in leticia et exultatione, adducentur in templum regis.

[...]ro patribus nati sunt tibi filij, constitues eos principes super omnem terram.

[...]emores erūt nominis tui domine, in omni generatione & generationem.

[...]ropterea populi confi­tebuntur tibi in eternum et in seculum seculi.

¶ [...]

DEus noster refugiū & virtus, adiutor in tribulationnibus que in­uenerunt nos nimis.

[...]ropterea non timebi­mus dum turbabitur ter­ra, & trāsferentur mōtes in cor maris.

[...]onuerūt & turbate sūt aque eorū, cōturbati sunt mōtes in fortitudine eiꝰ.

[...]luminis impetus leti­stcat ciuitatem dei: sancti­ficauit tabernaculum suū altissimus.

[...]eus in medio eius, nō commouebitur: adi [...]uabit eā deus mane diluculo.

[Page xxxix] Conturbate sunt gētes, et inclinata sunt regna: dedit vocem suam, mota est terra.

Dominus virtutum no­biscum, susceptor noster deus Iacob.

[...]enite et videte opera domini, que posuit pro­digia super terram, aufe­rens bella vs (que) ad sinem terre.

[...]rcum conterret, & con­fringet arma, & scuta cō ­buret igni.

[...]acate & videte, quoniā ego sum deus: exaltabor in gentibus & exaltabor in terra.

[...]ominus virtutum no­biscum, susceptor noster deus Iacob.

¶ [...]

O [...]nes gentes plan­dite manibus, iubi­late deo iu voce exultati­onis.

[...]uoniam dominus excelsus, terribilis rex magnꝰ super omnem terram.

[...]ubiecit populos nobis, et gentes sub pedibus no stris.

[Page] [...]legit nobis hereditati suam, speciem Iacob quam dilexit.

Ascendit deus in iubilo, et dominus in voce tube.

[...]sallite deo nostro, psal­lite: psallite regi nostro, psallite.

[...]uoniam rex omnis terre deus psallite sapien­ter.

[...]egnabit deus super gē tes, deus sedet super se­dem sanctam suam.

[...]rincipes populorū con­gregati sunt cū deo Abraham, quoniam dij fortes terre vehementer eleua­ti sunt.

¶ [...]

[...]Agnus dominus et laudabilis nimis, in ciuitate dei nostri in mō ­te sancto eius.

[...]ūdatur exultatiōe vni­uerse terre mons Sion, latera aquilonis ciuitas regis magni.

Deus domibus eius co­gnoscetur, cum suscipiet eam.

[...]uoniā ecce regis ter­re congregati sunt, cōue­nerunt in vnum.

[...]psi videntes, sic, admi­rati sunt, conturbati sunt cōmoti sunt, tremor apprehendit eos.

[Page xl] Ibi dolores vt parturiē ­tis: in spiritu vehementi conteres naues Tharsis.

[...]icut audiuimus, sic vi­dimus in ciuitate domini virtutum in ciuitate dei nostri: deus fundauit eam ieternum.

[...]uscepimus deus mise­ricordiam tuam in medio templi tui.

Secundum nomen tuum deus sic & laus tua in fi­nes terre: iusticia plena est dextera tua.

[...]etetur mons Sion, et exulrent filie Iude ꝓpter iudicia tua domine.

[...]ircundati Sion & com­plectimini eam, narrate in turribus eius.

onite corda vestra in virtute eius, & distribui­te domos eius, vt enarre tis in progenie altera.

Quoniā hic est deus deꝰ noster iueternum & in se­culū seculi: ipse reget nos in secula.

¶ [...]

AVdite hec oēs gen­tes, auribus perci­pite omnes qui habitatis orbem.

Quique terrigine & filij hominum, simul in vnum diues & pauper.

[Page] Os meum loquetur sapi­entiā, & meditario cordis mei prudentiam.

Inclinabo in parabolam aurem meam, aperiam in Psalterio propositionem meam.

Cur timebo indie mala? iniquitas calcanei mei citcundabit me.

Qui confidunt in virtu­te sua, & in multitudine diuitiarum suarum glori­antur.

[...]rater non redinut, re­dimet homo? nō dabit deo placationem suam.

[...]t preciū redemptionis sue: & laborabit meternū & viuet adhuc in finem.

[...]on videbit intertium, cum viderit sapientes: si­mul insipiens et stultus peribunt.

[...]t relinquēt alienis di­uitias suas, & sepulchra eorum domus illorum in­e [...]um.

[...]abernacula eorū in progenie & progenie vocaue­runt nomina sua in ter­ris suis.

[...]t homo cum in honore esset, non intellexit: com­paratus est iumentis in­sipientibus, & similis fa­ctus est illis.

[Page xli] [...]ec via illorum scanda­lium ipsis, et postes in ore suo complacebunt.

Sicut ones in inferno positi sunt, mors depasceteos.

[...]t dominabuntur eorum iusti in matutino, et auxilium eorum veterascet in inferno a gloria eorum.

[...]etūtamen deꝰ redimet animam meā de mann in­feri, cum acceperit me.

[...]e timueris cum diues factꝰ fuerit homo, et cum multiplicata fuerit glo­ria domus eius.

[...]uoniam cū interierit, nō sumet omnia, ne (que) de­scendet cum eo gloria eiꝰ.

[...]nia anima eius in vi­ta ipsius benedicetur: cō ­fitebitur tib [...] cum benefe ceris ei.

[...]ntroibit vs (que) in proge­nies patrum suorum, vs (que) ineternum non videbit lumen.

[...]omo cū in honore esset, non intellexit: compara­tus est iumentis insipientibus, et similis factꝰ est illis.

¶ [...].

DEus deorum domi­nus loquutus est, et vocanit terram.

[Page] A solis ortu vs (que) ad [...] sum: ex Sion species de­coris eius.

Deus manifeste veniet, deus noster & non silebit.

Ignis in conspectu eius exardescet, et in circuitu eius tempestas valida.

Aduocauit celum desur­sum, & terram discernere populum suum.

Congregate illi sanctos eius, qui ordinant testa­mentum eius super sacrificia.

[...]t annunciabunt celi in sticiam eius, quoniam deꝰ index est.

[...]udi populus meus & lo quar Israel, & testificabor tibi: deus deus tuus ego sum.

[...]on in sacrificiis tuis arguam te: holocau [...]a au­tem tua in conspectu meo sunt semper.

[...]on accipiā de domo tua vitulos, ne (que) de gregibꝰ tuis hyrcos.

Quoniam mee sunt oēs fere siluarum, iumenta in montibus et boues.

[...]ognoui omnia volati­lia celi, et pulchritudo a­gri mecum est.

Si esuriero, non dicam tibi, meus est enim orbis terre & plenitudo eius.

[Page xlii] [...]unquid manducabo carnes taurorum, aut sangui nem hyrcorum potabo?

[...]mmola deo sacrificium laudis, et redde altissimo vota tua.

Et inuoca me ī die tribulationis: eruā te, et hono­rificavis me.

Peccatori autē dixit deꝰ: quare tu enarras iusti­cias meas, et assumis te­stamentum meum per os tuum?

[...]u vero odisti discipli­nam, et proiecisti sermo­nes meos retrorsum.

[...]i videbas furem, curre bas cum eo, et cum adulteris portionem tuam po­nebas.

[...]s tuum abundauit ma­licia, et lingua tua conci [...] nabat dolos.

[...]edens aduersus fratrē tuū loquebaris, et aduer­sus filium matris tue po­nebas scādalum: hec feci­sti & tacui.

Existimasti inique quod ero tui similis: arguam te et statuam contra faciem tuam.

Intelligite hec qui obliuiscimini deū, nequādo rapiat, et non sit [...] eripiat.

Sacrificium laudis honorificabit me, et illic iter quo ostendam illi saluta­re dei.

¶Psalmus .l.

[...] Iserere mei deꝰ, se­cūdum magnam mi­sericordiam tuam.

Et secundum multitudi­nem miserationum tua (rum): dele iniquitatem meam.

Amplius laua me ab inequitate mea, et a peccato meo munda me.

Qm̄ iniquitatem meam ego cognosco, & peccatum meū cōtra me est semper.

Tibi soli peccaui, et ma­lum coram te feci, vt iusti ficeris in sermonibꝰ tuis, et vincas cum iudicaris.

[...]cce enim in iniquitatibus conceptus sum, et in peccatis concepit me ma­ter mea.

[...]cce enim veritatem di­lexisti: incerta et occulta sapientie tue manifesta­sti mihi.

[...]sperges me dn̄e hyso­po & mūdabor, lauabis me et suꝑ niuem dealbabor.

[...]uditui meo dabis gan­dium & letitiam, et exul­tabunt ossa humiliata.

[...]nerte faciem tuā a pe­catis meis, et oēs iniqui­tates meas dele.

[...]or mundum crea in me deus, et spiritum rectum innoua in visceribꝰ meis.

De proiicias me a facie tua, et spiritum sanctum tuum ne auferas a me.

[Page xliii] [...]edde mihi letitiam sa­lutaris tui, & spiritu principali confirma me.

Docebo iuiquos vias tuas, & impii ad te conuer­tentur.

[...]ibera me de sanguini­bꝰ deus deꝰ salutis mee, et exultabit lingua mea iustitiam tuam.

Domine labis mea ape­ries, et os meum annun­ciabit laudem tuam.

Quoniam si voluisses, sacrificium dedissem, vti (que) holocaustis non delect [...]be ris.

Sacrificium deo spiritus contribulatus: cor contritum et humiliatum deus non despicies.

[...]enigne fac domine in bona volūtate tua Sion, vt edificentur muri Herusalem.

Tunc acceptabis sacrifi­cium iustitie oblationes, et holocausta: tunc impo­nent super altare tuū vi­tulos.

¶Psalmus .li.

QVid gloriaris ī ma­licia, qui potens es in iniquitate?

[Page] Tota die iniustitiam co­gitauit lingua tua, sicu [...] nouacula acuta fecisti do­lum.

Dilexisti maliciā super benignitatem, iniquita­tem magis quam loqui e­quitatem.

Dilexisti omnia verba precipitationis lingua dolosa.

Propterea deus destruet te in finem: euellet te et emigravit te de taberna­culo tuo, et radicem tuam de terra viuentium.

[...]idebunt iusti et time­bunt, et super eum ride­bunt, & dicent: ecce homo qui non posuit deum adiutorem suum.

Sed sperauit in multitudine diuitiarum suarum, et preualuit in vanitate sua.

Ego autē sicut oliua fru­ctifera in domo dei: spera­ [...]i in misericordia dei in­eternum et in seculum se­culi.

Confitebor tibi in secu­lum, quia fecisti: et expe­ctabo nomen tuum, quo­niam bonum est in con­spectu sanctorum tuorum.

¶Psalmus .lii.

DIxit insipiēs in cor­de suo: non est deus.

[Page xliiii] Corrupti sunt, et abho­minabiles facti sunt in iniquitatibus: non est qui faciat bonum.

Deus de celo prospexit super filios hominum, vt videat si est intelligens aut requirens deum.

Omnes declinauerunt si­mul, inutiles facti sunt, non est qui faciat bonum, non est vsque ad vnum.

[...]onne scient omnes qui operantur iniquitatem, [...] deuorant plebē meam vt [...]ibum panis?

Deum non innocauerūt: illic trepidauerunt timo­re vbi non fuit timor.

Quoniam Deus dissipa­uit ossa eorum qui homi­nibꝰ placent: confusi sunt, quoniam Deus sperauit eos.

[...]uis dabit ex Sion sa­lutate Israel? cum auer­terit dominus captiuita­tem plebis sue, exulta­bit Iacob et letabitur Is­rael.

¶Psalmus .lii [...].

DEus in nomine tuo saluum me far, et in virture tua iudica me.

Deus exaudi orationem meam, auribus percipe verba oris mei

[Page] Quoniam alieni insurre xerunt aduersum me, et fortes ques [...]erunt animā meam, et non proposue­runt deum ante conspectū suum.

Ecce enim deus adiuuat me, & dn̄s susceptor est a­nime mee.

Auerte mala īimicis me is, & in vitate tua disper­de illos.

[...]olūtarie sacrificabo ti­bi, et confitebor nomini tuo domine, quoniam bo­num est.

[...]uoniam ex omni tribulatione eripuisti me, & super inimicos meos despe­xit oculus meus.

¶ [...]

[...]Xaudi deus oratio­nem meam, & ne de­spexeris deprecationem meam: intende mihi, & ex­audi me.

[...]ontristarus sum exer­citatione mea, et contur­batus sum a voce inimici, et a tribulatione peccato­tis.

[...]uoniam declinauerūt in me iniquitates, et in ira molesti erant mihi.

[...]or meum conturbatum est in me, & formido mor­tis cecidit super me.

[...]imor et tremor vener̄t super me, & contexerunt me tenebre.

[Page liii] Et dixi: quis dabit mihi pennas sicut columbe? et volabo, & quiescam?

Ecce elongaui fugiens, & mansi in solitudine.

Expectabam eum, qui saluum me fecit a pusillani­mitate spiritus & tempe­state.

[...]recipita domine, diui­de linguas eorum: quo­niam vidi iniquitatem et cōtradictionē in ciuitate.

[...]ie ac nocte circundabit eam super muros eius in­iquitas, & labor in medio eius, & iniusticia.

[...]t non defecit de plateis eius vsura & dolus.

[...]noniā si inimicus meꝰ maledixisset mihi, susti­nuissem vtique.

Et si is qui oderat me, super me magna loquntus fuisset, abscondissem me fr [...]tan ab eo.

[...]u vero homo vnani­mis, dux meus, et notus meos.

[...]ui simul mecum dulces sapiebas cibos: in domo dei ambulauimus cū con­sensu.

[Page] Veniat mors sup illos: & descendant in infernum vinentes.

Quoniam nequitie in tabernaculis eorum, in me­dio eorum.

Ego autem ad deum cla­maui, et dominus salua­uit me.

[...]espere & mane & meri­die narrabo et annuncia­bo, et exaudiet vocem me am.

[...]edimet in pace animā meam ab his qui appro­pinquant mihi, quoniam inter multos erant me­cum.

Exaudiet deus, et humi­liabit illos qui est ante secula.

[...]on enim est illis com­mutatio, & non timuerunt deum: extendit manum suam in terribuendo.

[...]ntaminauerunt testa­mentum eius, diuisi sunt ab ira vultus eius, et ap­propinquanit cor illius.

[...]olliti sunt sermones e­ius super oleum, et ipsi sunt iacula.

[...]acta super dominum cu­ram tuam, & ipse te enu­triet: et non dabit ineter num fluctuationem iu­sto.

[...]u vero deus deduces eos in puteum interitus.

[Page xlvi] [...]iri sanguinum & dolosi non dimidiabunt dies su­os: ego autem sperabo in te domine.

¶Psalmus. [...].

MIsere mei deꝰ qm̄ conoulcauit me ho­mo, tota die impugnans tribulauit me.

[...]onculcauerunt me ini­mici mei tota die, quoniā multi bellantes aduersū me.

[...]b altitudine diei time bo, ego vero inte sperabo

[...]n deo laudabo sermo­nes meos: in deo speraui: nō timebo quid faciat mi­hi caro.

[...]ota die verba mea exe­crabantur, aduersum me omnes cogitationes eorū in malum.

[...]nhabitabunt & abscon­dent, ipsi calcaneum meū obseruabunt.

[...]icut sustinuerunt ani­mam meam pronihilo: sal­uos facies illos? in ira populos confringes.

Deus vitam meā annū ­ciaui tibi, posuisti lachri­mas meas in cōspectu tuo

[Page] Sicut & in promission [...] tua, tunc conuertētur inimici mei retrorsum.

[...]n quacū (que) die inuocaue ro te ecce cognoui quoniā deus meus es.

[...]n deo laudabo verbum, in domino laudabo Iermonem, in deo speraui, nō ti­mebo quid faciar mihi ho­mo.

[...]n me sunt deus vota tua, que reddam, laudatio nes tibi.

[...]noniam eripuisti ani­mam meam de morte, & pe des meos de lapsu, vt pla­ceam coram deo in lumine viuentium.

¶ [...]

[...] Iserere mei deꝰ mi­ [...]serere mei, qm̄ in te confidit anima mea.

[...]t in vmbra alarū tuarū sperabo, donec transeat iniquitas.

[...]lamabo ad deū altissi­mum, deum qui benefecit mihi.

[...]sit de celo & liberauit me, dedit in opprobrium conculcantes me.

[...]sit deus misericordiā suā & veritatē suā & eri­puit animam meam de me dio catulorum leonum: dormiui conturbatus.

[Page xvii] [...]ilij hominū, dentes eo­ [...]um arma & sagitte, & lin­gus eorū gladius acutus.

Exaltare super celos deꝰ & in omnem terram glo­ria tua.

[...] aqueum parauetūt pe­dibus meis, & incuruaue­rūt animam meam.

[...]oderūt ante faciē me­am foueam, & inciderunt in eam.

[...]aratum cor meum deꝰ, paratum cor meum, canta bo & psalmum dicam dn̄o.

Exurge gloria mea, exurge psalterium & cithara, exurgam diluculo.

[...]onfitebor tibi in populis domine, & psalmū dicā tibi in gentibus.

[...]uoniā magnificata est vs (que) ad celos in misericor dia tua, & vs (que) ad nubes veritas tua.

Exaltare super celos de­us, et super omnem terrā gloria tua.

¶ [...]

[...]I vere vtique iusti­ciā loquimini, recte iudicate filij hominum.

[...]tenim in corde iniqui­tates operamini in terra iniusticias manus vestre concinnant.

[Page] Alienati sūt peccatores a vulua, errauerunt ab vtero, loquuti sunt falsa.

[...]uror illis secundum si­militudinem serpentis, sicut aspidis surde & obturantis aures suas.

Que non exaudiet vocē incantantium, & venefici incantantis sapienter.

Deus [...]ōteret dentes eorum in ore ipsorum, mo­las leonum cōfringet do­minus.

Ad nihilum deuenient tanquam aqua decurrens intendit arcum suum do­nec infirmentur.

Sicut cera que fluit, au­ferentur: super [...]ecidit i­gnis, & non viderunt so­lem.

[...]riusquam intelligerēt spine vestre rhamnum: si­cut vinentes sic in ira ob­sorbet eos.

[...]etabitur iustus cū vi­derit vindictam, manus suas lauabit in sanguine peccatoris.

Et dicet homo: si vti (que) est fructus iusto, vtique est deus iudicans eos in ter­ra.

¶Psalmus .lviii.

[Page xlviii] ERipe me de inimi­cis meis deus meus et ab insurgentibꝰ in me libera me.

Eripe me de operantibꝰ iniquitatem, & de viris sanguinum salua me.

Quia ecce, ceperunt ani­mam meam, irruerunt in me fortes.

ne (que) iniquitas mea ne (que) peccatum meum domine, sine iniquitate cucurri et direxi.

exurge in occursum meū & vide: & tu domine deus virtutum deus Israel in­tende ad visitandas om­nes gentes: non miserea­ris omnibus qui operan­tur iniquitatem.

Conuertentur ad vespe­ram, & famem patiētur vt canes, & circuibunt ciui­tatem.

[...]cce loquētur in ore suo & gladius in labijs eorū, quoniam quis audiuit.

[...]t tu domine deridebis eos, ad nihilum deduces omnes gentes.

Fortitudinē meā ad te custodiā, quia deꝰ susceptor meus, deꝰ meꝰ, misericor­dia eius preueniet me.

Deus ostendit mihi suꝑ inimicos meos: ne occi­das eos, nequando obliui scantur populi mei.

[Page] Disperge illos in virtu­te tua, & depone eos pro­tector meus domine.

Dilictum oris eorū, ser­monem labiorum ipsorū: et comprehendātur in su­perbia sua.

Et de execratione & men dacio annunciabuntur in cōsummatione, in ira con­summationis & non erūt.

Etscient quia deus dominabitur Iacob et finium ferre.

[...]onuertentur ad vespe­ram & famem patientur vt canes, & circūibunt ci­uitatem.

[...]psi dispergentur ad mā ducandum: si vero non fuerunt saturati, & murmu­rabunt.

[...]go aūt cātabo fortitudinē tuam, & exaltabo mane misericordiam tuam.

[...]uia factus es susceptor meus, & refugium meū in die tribulationis mee.

[...]d [...]tor meus tibi psal­lam, quia deus susceptor meus es: deus meus mi­sericordia mea.

¶Psalmus [...]

DEus repulisti nos & destrucisti nos: ira­tus es, & misertus es no­bis.

[Page xlix] Commonisti terram & cō turbasti eam: sana contri­tiones eius, quia commo­ta est.

Ostendisti populo tuo dura, potasti nos vino com­punctionis.

Dedisti metuentibus te significationem, vt fugiāt a facie arcus.

Et liberētur dilecti tui, saluum fa [...] dextera tua, et exaudi me.

[...]eus loquutꝰ est in san­cto suo: letabor & partibor Sichiman, et cōuallem tabernaculorum metibor.

Deus est Galaad, et meꝰ est Manasses, & Ephraim fortitudo capitis mei.

[...]uda tex meus: Moab olla spei mee: ī Idumeam extendam calciamentum meum: mihi alienigene subditi sunt.

[...]uis deducet me in ciuitatem munitā? Quis de­ducet me vsque in Idu­meam?

[...]onne tu deus qui repulisti nos? et non egredie­ris deus in virtutibꝰ no­stris?

[...]a nobis auxilium de tribulatione, quia vana salus hominis.

[...]n deo faciemus virtu­tem, et ipse ad nihilum de ducet tribulantes nos.

¶Pslamus .lx.

EXandi deus deprecationem meam, intende orationi mee.

Astnibꝰ terre ad te cla­mani, dum anxiatetur cor meum: in petta exaltasti me.

[...]eduxisti me, quia factꝰ es spes mea, turris fortitudinis a facie inimici.

[...] abitabo in taberna­culo tuo in secula, prote­gar in velamēto alarum tuarum.

Quoniam tu deus meus exaudisti orationem meā, dedisti hereditatem timē tihus nomen tuum.

[...]ies super dies regis adiicies, annos eius vs (que) in diē generationis & generationis.

[...]ermanet ineternum in conspectu dei: miseri cor­diam et veritatem eius quis requiret?

Sic psalmum dicam nomini tuo, vt reddā vota mea de die in diem.

¶Psalmus .lxi.

[...]Onne deo subiecta erit anima mea? ab ipso enim salutare meum.

[...]am et ipse deus meus et salutaris meus, susce­ptor meus, et non moue­bor amplius.

[Page l] [...]uons (que) irrnitis in ho­minem, interficitis vni­uersi vos, tanquā parie­ti inclinato & macerie de­pulse.

Verūtamen preciū meū cogitauerūt repellere: [...] curri in siti: ore suo bene­dicebant, et corde suo ma­ledicebant.

[...]erūtamen deo subiecta est anima mea, quoniam ab ipso est patientia mea.

Quia ipse deus meus et saluator meꝰ, adiutor meꝰ non emigrabo.

[...]n deo salutare meum et gloria mea, deus auxi­lij mei, et spes mea in deo est.

[...]perate in eo omnis cō ­gregatio populi, effundi­te coram illo corda vestra quia deus adiutor noster ineternum.

Verūtamen vani filij hominum, mendaces filij hominum in stateris, vt de­cipiant ipsi de vanitate in idipsum.

[...]olite sperare in ini [...]ta te, et rapinas nolite cōcupiscere: diuitie si affluant nolite cor apponere.

Semel lo quutus est deꝰ, duo hec audiui: quia pote­stas dei est, et tibi domine misertoordia: quia tu red­des vnicui (que) iuxta opera sua.

¶Psalmus .lxii.

DEus deus meus, ad te de luce vigilo.

Sitiuit ī te anima mea, quā multipliciter tibi ca­ro mea.

In terra deserta, inuia, et inaquosa, sic in sancto apparui tibi, vt viderem virtutem tuā et gloriam tuam.

Quoniam melior est mi­sericordia tua suꝑ vitas, labia mea laudabunt te.

Sic benedicam te in vi­ta mea, et in nomine tu [...] leuabo manus meas.

Sxicut adipe et pinguedi ne repleatur anima mea, & labiis exultationis laudabit os meum.

Sic memor fui tui superstratum meum, in maruti­nis meditabor in te, quia fuisti adiutor meus.

Et in velamento alarum tuarum exultabo: adhesic anima mea post te, me su­scepit dextera tua.

Ipsi vero in vanum que­sierūt animam meam, in­troibunt in inferiora terre, tradentur in manꝰ gladij partes vulpium erūt.

[Page li] Rex vero letabit in deo: laudabuntur omnes qui iurant in eo, quia obstru­ctum est os loquētium iniqua.

¶Psalmus .lxiij.

EXaudi deus oratio­nem meā cum depre­cor, a timore inimici eri­pe animam meam.

Protexisti me a connen­tu malignantium, a mul­titudine operātiū iniqui­tatem.

Quia exacuerunt vt gladium linguas suas, intenderunt arcum (rem ama­ram) vt sagitte in occultis immaculatum.

Subito sagittabunt et non timebunt, firmaue­runt sibi sermonem ne­quam.

[...]arrauerunt vt abscon­derent laqueos, dixerunt: quis videbit eos?

[...]arutati sunt iniquita­tes, defecerunt serutan­tes scrutinio.

[...]ccedet homo ad cor al­tum, & exaltabitur deus.

Sagitte paruulorum fa­cte sunt plage eorum, et infirmate sunt contra eos lingue eorum.

[Page] Conturbati sunt omne a qui videbāt eos, & timuit omnis homo.

Et annunciauerunt ope­ra dei, & facta eius intel­lexerunt.

[...]etabitur instus in do­mino, & sperabit in eo, et laudabuntur omnes recti corde.

¶ [...]

[...]E decet hymnus deus in Sion, & tibi reddetur votū in Hie­rusalem.

[...]xaudi orationem meā, ad te omnis caro veniet.

[...]erba iniquorum preua luerunt super nos, & im­pietatibus nostris tu ꝓpi ciaberis.

[...]earus: quem elegisti et assumpsisti, inhabirabit ī atriis tuis.

[...]eplebimur in bonis do­mus tue: sanctum est templum tuū, mirabile in e [...] ­tate.

Exaudi nos deus saluta­ris noster, spes omnium finiū terre & in mari lon­ge.

[...]reparans mōtes in virtute tua, accinctus poten­tia, qui conturbas profundum maris, et sonum flu­ctuum eius.

[Page lii] Turbabuntur gentes et timebunt qui habitāt terminos a signis tuis, exi­tus matutini et vespere delectabis.

Visitasti terram et ine­briasti eam, multiplicasti locupletare eam.

[...]lumen dei repletum est aquis, parasti cibum illo­rum, quoniam ita est pre­paratio eius.

[...]inos eiꝰ inebriās mul­tiplica genimina eius, in stillicidiis eius letabitur germinans.

[...]enedices corone anni benignitatis tue, & eam­pi tui replebuntur vber­tate.

[...]ing uescēt speciosa de­serti, & exultatione colles accingentur.

[...]nduti sunt arietes oui­um, & valles abundabunt frumento: clamabunt, ete nim hymnum dicent.

¶ [...]

I [...]bilate deo omnis terra, psalmum dicite nomini eius, date gloriā laudi eius.

[Page] Dicite deo: quam terribilia sunt opera tua domine in multitudine virtutis tue? mentientur tibi ini­mici tui.

Omnis terra adoret te & psallat tibi, psalmum di­cat nomini tuo.

Venite & videte oꝑa dei: terribilis in consiliis su­per filios hominum.

Qui conuertit mare in aridam: in flumine per­transibunt pede: ibi leta­bimur in ipso.

Qui dominatur in virtute sua ineternum: oculi eius super gentes respi­ciunt: qui exasperant, nō exaltentur in semetip­sis.

Benedicite gētes deum nostrum, & auditam facite vocem laudis eius.

Qui posuit animam meā ad vitam, & nō dedit in cō ­motronem pedes meos.

Quoniā ꝓbasti nos deꝰ, igne nos examinasti sicut examinatur argentum.

Induxisti nos in laqueū, posuisti tribulationes in dorso nostro, imposusti homines super capita no­stra.

Transiuimus per ignem & aquam, & eduxisti nos in refrigerium.

[Page liii] Introibo in domum tu­am, in holocaustis reddam tibi vota mea, que distiu­xerunt labia mea, et lo­quutum est os meum in tribulatione mea.

Holocausta medullata of­feram tibi cū incenso arietum, offeram tibi boues cum hircis.

Venite, audite, & narra­bo (omnes qui timetis deum) quanta fecit anime mee.

Ad ipsum ore meo clama­ [...]i, & exultaui sub lingua mea.

Ini quitatem si aspexi in corde meo, non exaudiet dominus.

Propterea exandiuit do­minus, & attēdit voci de­precationis mee.

Benedictus deus, qui nō amoust orationem meam et misericordiam suam a me.

¶ [...].

DEus misereatur no­stri et benedicat no­bis, illuminet vultum su­um super nos, & miserea­tur nostri.

[...]t cognoscamus in terra viam tuam, in omnibꝰ gē ­tibus salutare tuum.

[...]onfiteantur tibi popu­li deus, confiteantur tibi populi omnes.

[Page] [...]etentur & exultent gē tes, quoniam iudioas po­pulos in equitate, & gen­tes in terra dirigis.

Confiteantur tibi popu­li deus, confiteantur tibi populi omnes, terra dedit fructum suum.

Benedicat nos deus deꝰ noster, benedicat nos de­us, & metuāt eum omnes fines terre.

¶Psalmus .lxvij.

EXurgat deus, & dissipentur inimici eius: & fugiant qui oderūt eū, a facie eius.

Sicut deficit fumus, defi­ciant: sicut fluit cera a fa­cie ignis, sic pereant pec­catores a facie dei.

[...]t iusti epulentur, & ex­ultent in conspectu dei, ec delectentur in letitia.

[...]antare deo, psalmum dicite nomini eius, iter fa­cite ei qui ascendit super occasum, dominus nomen illi.

Exultate in conspectue­ius, turbabuntur a facie eius patris orphanorum et iudicis viduarum.

[Page liiii] Deus in loco sancto suo, deus qui inhabitare facit vuius moris in domo.

Qui educit vinctos ī for­titudine, similiter eos qui exasperant, qui habitant in sepulchris.

Deus eū egredereris in conspectu populi tui, cum pertransieris in deserto.

[...]erra mota est, etenim celi distillauerunt a facie dei Sinai, a facie dei Is­rael.

[...]luniam voluntariā se­gregabis deus heredita­ti tue, & infirmata est, tu vero perfecisti eam.

[...]nimalia tua habitabūt in ea: parasti in dulcedine tua: pauperi deus.

[...]ominus dabit verbum euangelizantibus, virtute multa.

[...]ex virtutum dilecti di­lecti, & specie domus diui­dere spolia.

[...]i dormiatis inter me­dios cleros, penne colūbe deargentate, & posteriora dorsi eius in yallore auri.

[Page] Dum disceruit celestis reges super eam, niue de albabuntur in Selmon, mons dei mons pinguis.

Mons coagulatus mons pinguis: vt quid suspica­mim montes coagulatos.

Mons in quo beneplaci­tum est deo habitare in eo etenim dominus habita­bit in finem.

[...]urrus dei decem mili­bus multiplex milia le­tantium dominus in eis in Sina in sancto.

Ascendisti in altū, cepi­sti captiuitatem, accepisti dona in hominibus.

[...]tenim non credētes in habitare dominum deum.

Benedictus domiruis die quotidie, prosperum ite [...] faciet nobis deus saluta­rium nostrorum.

[...]eus noster deꝰ saluos faciendi, & domini domini exitus mortis.

[...]eruntamen deus con­fringet capita inimicorū suorum, verticem [...]pilli perambulantium in deli­ctis sius.

Dixit dominus: ex Basā conuertam, conuertam in profundum maris.

[Page lv] Vt intinguatur pes tuꝰ in sanguine: lingua ca­num tuorum ex inimicis ab ipso.

[...]iderūt ingressus tuos deus, ingressus dei mei regis mei qui est in sācto

[...]reuenerunt principes coniuncti psallentibus in medio inuencularum tym panistriatum.

[...]n ecclesijs benedicite deo domino de fontibus Israel.

[...]bi Beniamin adolescē tulus in mentis excessu.

[...]rincipes Iuda duces eorum, principes zabulon & principes Neptalim.

[...]anda deus virturi tue confirma hoc deus quod operatus es in nobis.

[...]templo tuo quod est in Hierusalem: tibi offerēt reges munera.

[...]crepa feras arūdinis congregatio raurotum in vaccis populorum, vt ex­cludant eos qui probati sunt argento.

[...]issipa gentes que bel­la volunt: venient legati ex Egipto, Ethiopia pre­ueniet manus eius deo.

[Page] Regna terre cātate de [...] psallite domino.

[...]sallite deo qui ascēdit super celum celi, ad orien tem.

[...]cce dabit voci sue vocē virtutis, date gloriā deo: super Israel magnificen­tia eius, & virtus eius in nubibus.

[...]irabilis deus insanctꝰ suis: deus Israel ipse da­bit virtutem & fortitudi­nē plebi sue: benedictus deus.

¶ [...]

[...]Aluū me fac deus, quoniā intrauerunt aque vs (que) ad animā meā.

[...]nfixus sum in limo pro­fundi, & non est substātia.

[...]eni in altitudinem maris, & tempestas demersir me.

[...]aboraui [...]lamās: rauce facte sunt fauces mee, de­fecerunt oculi mei dum spero in deo meo.

[...]ultiplicati sunt super capillos capitis mei, qui oderunt me gratis.

[...]onfortati sunt qui per­se quuti sunt me inimici mei iniuste: que nō raput tune exsoluebam.

Deus tu scis insipienti am meam, & delicta mea a te non sunt abscondita.

[Page lvi] [...]on erubescant in me qui expectant te domine, domine virtutum.

[...]on confundantur suꝑ me, qui querunt te deus Israel.

Qm̄ propter te sustinui opprobrium, opperuit confusio faciem meam.

Extraneus factus sū fra­tribus meis, & peregri­mis filijs matris mee.

Quoniam zelus domus tue comedit me, & oppro­bria exprobrantium tibi [...]eciderunt super me.

Et operui ī ieiunio ani­mam meam, & factū est in opprobrium mihi.

Et posui vestimentū me­um celicium, & factus sum illis in parabolam.

Aduersum me loquebantur qui sedebant in porta et in me psallebant qui bibebant viuum.

Ego vero orationē meā ad re domine, tempus be­ne placiti deus.

In multitudine miseri­cordie tue exaudi me, in veritate salutis tue.

[...]ripe me de luto, vt non infigar: libera me ab his qui oderunt me, & de pro­fundis aquarum.

[Page] Non me demergat tem­pestas aque, ne (que) absor­beat me profundum, ne (que) vrgeat super me puteus os suum.

Exaudi me dn̄e, qm̄ benigne est misericordia tua: secundum multitudinem miserationum tuarum re­spice in me.

Et ne auertas faciem tuam a puero tuo, quoniam tribulor, velociter exaudi me.

Intende anime mee et libera eam, propter ini­micos me eripe me.

[...]u scis improperiū meū & confusionem meā, & re­uerentiam meam.

In conspectu tuo sūt om­nes qui tribulant me, im­properium expectauit cor meum & miseriam.

Et sustinui qui simul cō ­tristaretur, & non fuit: et qui consolaretur, & non inueni.

Et dederūt in escam meā fel, & in siti mea potaue­runt me aceto.

[...]iat mēsa eo (rum) corā ipsis in laqueū, & in retribu­tronis, & in scandalum.

Obscurentur oculi eorū ne videant, & dorsum eorū semper incurua.

E [...] ̄unde super eos iram tuam, & furor ire tue comprehendat eos.

[Page lvii] Fiat habitatio eorum de serta, et in tabernaculis eorum non sit qui inhabi­tet.

Quoniam quem tu per­cussisti, persequuti sunt, et super dolorem vulne­rum eorum addiderunt.

[...]ppone iniquitatem su­per iniquitatem eorum, & non intrent in iusticiam tuam.

[...]eleantur de libro vi­uētium, et cum iustis non scribantur.

[...]go sum pauper et do­lens, salus rua deus suscepit me.

[...]audabo nomen dei cum cantico, & magnificabo eū in laude.

[...] placebit deo super vitulum nouellum, cornua producentem & vngulas.

[...]ideant pauperes et le­tentur: querite deum, et viuer anima vestra.

[...]uoniam exaudiuit pauperes dominus, & vinctos suos non despexit.

[...]audēt illum celi & ter­ra, mare & omnia reptilia in eis.

Quoniam deꝰ saluam fa­ciet Sion, et edificabūtur ciuitates Inde.

Et inhabitabunt ibi, et hereditate acquirēt eam.

[Page] Et semen seruorum suo­rum possidebit eam: & qui diligunt nomen eius, ha­bitabunt in ea.

¶ [...]

DEus in adiutorium meum intende, domine ad adiuuandum me fe­stina.

Confundantur et re [...]e­uereantur, qui querunt animam meam.

Auertātur retrorsum et erubescāt, qui volunt mi­hi mala.

Auertantur statim eru­bescentes, qui dicunt mi­hi, euge, euge.

[...]xultent & letētur in te oēs qui querunt te, et di­cāt semper: magnificetur dominus, qui diligunt sa­lutare tuum.

Ego vero egenns & panper sum, deus adiuua me.

[...]diutor mens & libera­tor meus esto, domine ne moreris.

¶ [...]

[...]N te domine spera­ui, non confundar in eternum: in iusticia tua libera me.

Inclina ad me aurē tuā, et salua me.

Esto mihi in deum protectorem et in locum muni­tum, vt saluum me facias.

Qm̄ firmamentum meū, et refugium meum es tu▪

[Page lviii] Deus meus eripe me de manu peccatoris, & de manu contra legem agentis et iniqui.

Quoniam tu es pacien­tia mea domine, domine spes mea a inuētute mea.

In te confirmatus sum ex vtero: de ventre ma­tris mee tu es protector meus.

In te cantatio mea sem­per: tan (quam) prodigium fa­rius sum multis, et tu ad­iutor fortis.

[...]epleatur os meum lande, vt cātem gloriam tuā, tota die magnitudinem tuam.

[...]e proiicias me in tem­pore senectutis: cum defecerit me virtus mea ne derelinquas me.

Quia dixerunt inimici mei mihi mala: et qui cu­stodiebāt animam meam, cōsilium fecerūt in vnum.

[...]icentes: deus dereli­quit eum; persequimini et cōprehēdite eum, quia non est qui eripiat.

Deus ne elōgeris a me, deus meus in auxilium meum respice.

Confundātur et deficiāt detrahenres anime mee: operiantur confusione et pudore qui querunt mala mihi.

[Page] Ego autem semper spe­rabo, et aduciam suꝑ om­nem laudem tuam.

Os meum annūciabit iu­sticiam tuam, tota die sa­lutare tuum.

Quoniam non cognoui literaturam: introibo in potētias domini, dn̄e memo rabor iusticie tue solius.

Deus docuisti me a iuuē tute mea & vs (que) nūc, pro­nunciabo mirabilia tua.

Et vs (que) in senectam & se­nium: deus ne derelin­quas me.

Donec annnnciem bra­chium tuum generationi omni que ventura est.

Potentiam tuam deus et iusticiam tuam vs (que) in al­tissima que fecisti magna­lia: deus quis similis tu­bi?

[...]nantas ostendisti mihi tribulationes multas et malas? et conuersus viui ficasti me, & de abyssis terre iterum reduxisti me.

[...]ultiplicasti magnificē ­tiam tuam, et conuersus consolatus es me.

[...]am & ego confitebor ti­bi, in basis psalmi veritatem tuam deus, psallam tibi in cythara sanctus Israel.

[Page lix] Exultabunt labia mea oū cantauero tibi, et anima me a quam redemisti.

Sed et lingua mea tota die meditabitur iustitiam tuam, cum confusi et reue­riti fuerint qui querunt mala mihi.

¶Psalmus. [...]

DEus iudicium tuum regi da, & iustitiam tuam filio regis.

Iudicare populum tuum in iustitia, & pauperes tuos in iudicio.

Suscipiant montes pa­cem populo, & colles iusti­tiam.

Iudicabit pauperes po­puli, & saluos faciet silios pauperum, et humiliabit calumniatorem.

Et permanebit cum sole & ante lunam, in genera­tione & generationem.

Descēdet sicut pluuia in vellus, et sicut stillicidia stillantia super terram.

Orietur in diebus eius iustitia et abundantia pacis, done [...] auferatur lu­na.

Et dominabit a mari vs­que ad mare, & a flumine vsque ad terminos orbis terrarum.

[...]oram illo procedent E­thiopes, & inimici eiꝰ terram lingent.

[Page] Beges that [...]is et insul [...] munera offerent, Reges Arabum & Saba dona ad ducent.

Et adorabūt eum omnes reges, omnes gentes seruient ei.

Quia liberabit pauper [...] ̄ a potēte, & paupe rem cui non erat adiutor.

Parcet pauperi & inopi, & animas pauperum sal­uas faciet.

Ex vsuris et iniquitate redimer animas eorum, & honorabile nomen eorum coram illo.

Et viuet, & dabitur ei de auro Arabie, & adorabūt de ipso semper, tota die benedicent ei.

[...]rit firmamētum in ter­ra in summis montium, super extolletur super [...]i­banum fructus eius, & florebunt de ciuitate sicut fenum terre.

Sit nomen eius benedi­ctum in secula: ante solem permanet nomen eius.

Et benedicentur in ipso omnes tribus terre, om­nes gētes magnificabūt eum.

Benedictus dominus de­us Israel, qui facit mira­bilia solus.

[Page lx] Et benedictum nomē ma­iestatis eius ineternum, & replebitur maiestate e­ius omnis terra: fiat, fiat.

¶ [...]

Q [...]am bonus Israel deus, his qui recto sunt corde?

[...]ei autē pene moti sunt pedes, pene effusi sunt gressus mei.

Quia zelaui super ini­quos, pacem peccatorum [...]idens.

Quia non est respectus morti eorum, & firmamen­tum in plaga eorum.

In labore hominum non sunt, & cum hominibꝰ non flagel labuntur.

Ideo tenuit eos super­bia, operti sunt iniquita­te & impietate sua.

Prodiit quasi ex adipe iniquitas eorum, tran­slerunt in affectum cor­dis.

Cogitauerunt & loquuti sunt nequitiam, iniqui­tatem in excelso loquuti sunt.

[...]osuerunt in celum os suū, & lingua eorū transi­ [...]it in terra.

[Page] Ideo conuertetur popu­lus meus hic, & dies ple­ni inuenientur in eis.

Et dixerūt: quomodo scit deus, et si est scientia in excelso?

Ecce, ipsi peccatores & a­abundantes in seculo ob­tinuerunt diuitias.

Et dixi: ergo sine causa iustificaui cor meum, & la­ui inter innocentes ma­nus meas.

Et fui flagellatus tota die, et castigatio mea in matutinis.

Si dicebam: narrabo sic, ecce nationem filiorū tuo­rum reprobaui.

Existimabam vt cogno­scerem hoc, labor est ante me.

[...]onec intrem in sanctuarium dei, & intelligam in nouissimis eorum.

[...]eruntamen propter do­los posuisti eis, deiecisti eos dum alleuarentur.

Quomodo facti sunt in desolationem? subito defecerunt, perierunt propter iniquitatem suam.

[...]elut somnium surgen­tium dn̄e in ciuitate tua, imaginem ipsorum ad ni­hilum rediges.

[Page lxi] Quia inflammatum est cor meum, et renes mei commutati sunt, et ad ni­hilum redactus sum, & ne­sciui.

Vt iumentum factus sum apud te, & ego semper te­cum.

Tenuisti manum dexte­ram meam, & in volunta­te tua deduxisti me, et osi gloria suscepisti me.

Quid enim mihi est in celo, & a te quid volui super terram?

Defecit caro mea et cor meum: deus cordis mei er pars mea deus ineter­num.

Quia ecce, qui elongant se a te, peribunt: perdidi­sti omnes qui fornicantur abs te.

[...]ihi autē adherere deo bonum est, ponere in dn̄o deo spem meam.

[...] annunciem omnes p̄ ­dicationes tuas in portis filie Sion.

¶ [...]

VT quid deus repulisti nos in finem? ira tus est furor tuus super oues pascue tue.

[...]emor esto cōgregatio­nis tue, quā possedisti ab initio.

[Page] Bedemisti virgam here­ditatis tue, mōs Sion in quo habitasti in eo.

[...]e [...]a manus tuas in su­perbias eorū in finē: quā ­ta malignatus est inimi­cus in sancto?

[...] gloriati sunt qui ode [...]unt te, in medio solenni­tatis tue.

[...]osuerunt signa, sua si­gna: et non cognouerunt sicut in exitu super sum­mum.

[...]uasi in silua lignorum securibus exciderunt ia­nuas eius in idipsum: in securi et ascia deiecerunt eam.

Incenderunt igni san­ctuarium tuum in terra, polluerunt tabernaculum nominis tui.

Dixerūt in corde suo co­gnatio eorum simul: quie­scere faciamus omnes di­es festos dei a terra.

Signa nr̄a nō videmus, iam non est propheta, et nos nō cognoscet ampliꝰ.

[...]sque quo deus imprope rabit inimicꝰ? irritate ad­uersarius nomen tuum in finem.

[Page lxii] Vt quid auertis manum tuam & dexteram tuam de medio sinu tuo in finem.

Deus aūt rex noster an­te secula, operatus est sa­lutem in medio terre.

Tu confirmasti in virtu­te tua mate, contribulasti capita draconū in aquis.

Tu cōfregisti capita dra­conis, dedisti eum escā populis Ethiopum.

Tu dirupisti fontes et torrentes, tu siccasti flu­uios Ethan.

[...]nus est dies, & tua est nox: tu fabricatus es au­toram & solem.

[...]u fecisti omnes termi­nos terre, estatem & vertu plasmasti ea.

[...]emor esto huius: inimicus improperauit domino & populus insipiens in [...]i­tauit nomen tuum.

[...]e tradas bestijs ani­mas confitentes tibi: ani­mas pauperum tuorū ne obliuiscaris in finem.

[...]espice in testamentum tuum, quia repleti sunt obscurati sunt terre do­mibus iniquitatum.

[Page] Ne [...]auertatur humilis factus confusus: pauper & inops laudabunt nomen tuum.

Exurge deus, iudica causam tuam, memor esto im­properiorum tnorum que ab insipiēte sūt tota die.

Ne obliuiscaris voces inimicorū tuorum: super­bia eorum qui te oderunt ascendit semper.

¶ [...].

COnfitebimur tibi deus, cōfitebimur & in nocabunus nomen tuum,

[...]arrabimus mirabilia tua, cū accepero tempus, ego iusticias iudicabo.

Liquefacta est terra et omnes qui habitant in ea ego confirmaui columnas eius.

[...]xi iniquis: nolite ini­que agere, & delinquen­tibus: nolite exaltare cornu.

[...]olite extollere in altū cornu vestrū, nolite loqui aduersus deum iniquita­tem.

Quia ne (que) ab oriente, ne (que) ab occidente, ne (que) a desertis montibus, quo­niam deus iudex est.

[Page lxiii] Hunc humiliat, & hunc exaltat, quia calix in ma­nu domini vini meri ple­nus mixto.

Et inclinauit ex hoc in hoc: veruntamen fex eius non est examinati, bibent omnes peccatores terre.

Ego autem annunciabo in seculum, cantabo deo Iacob.

Et omnia cornua pecca­torum confringā, & exal­tabuntur cornua iusti.

¶ [...]

[...]tus in Iudea deꝰ, in Israel magnum nomen eius.

Et factus est in pace lo­cus eius, & habitatio eiꝰ in Sion.

[...]bi confregit potentias arcum, scutum, gladium & bellum.

Illuminans tu mirabili tera montibus eternis: turbati sunt omnes insi­pientes corde.

Dormierunt somnū suū, & nihil inuenerūt omnes viri diuitiarum in mani­bus suis.

Ab increpatione tua deꝰ Iacob: dormitauerūt oēs qui ascenderunt equos.

[Page] Tu terribilis es, & qui [...] resistet ribi? ex tunc ita tua.

De celo auditum fecisti iudicium: terra tremuit, & quieuit.

[...] exurgeret in iudiciū deus, vt saluos faceret omnes mansuetos terre.

Quoniam cogitacio hominis confitebitur ribi, & reliquie cogitationis diem festum agent tibi.

Voue [...]e & reddite domi­no deo vestro, omnes qui in circuitu eius affertes munera.

[...]erribili & ei qui aufer [...] spiritum principum, ter­ribili apud omnes reges terre.

¶ [...]

VOce mea ad dominū clamaui, voce mea ad deū, & intendit mihi.

[...]n die tribulatiōis mee deum exquisiui manibus meis nocte contra eum, & non sum deceptus.

Benuit consolari anima mea, memor fui dei, & de­lectatꝰ sum, & exercitꝰ sū, & defecit spiritus meus.

Anticipauerūt vigilias oculi mei, turbatus sum & non sum loquutus.

[Page lxiiii] Cogitaui dies antiquos & annos eternos in men­ce habui.

Et meditatus sum nocte cum corde meo; & exerci­tabar, & scopebam spiritū meum.

[...]ūquid ineternū proij­ciet deꝰ, aut non apponat vt complacitior sit adhuc?

Aut in finem misericor­diam suam abscidit, a ge­neratione ī generationē.

Aut obliuiscetur mise­reri deus, aut contine­bit in ita sua misericor­dias suas?

Et dixi: nunc cepi, hec mutatio dextere excelst.

[...]emor fui operū domini quia memor ero ab initio mirabilium tuorum.

Et meditabor in omnibꝰ operibus tuis, & in adiu­uentionibus tuis exer­cebor,

Deus in sancto via tua: quis deus magnus sicut deus noster? tu es deus qui facis mirabilia.

[...]otam fecisti in populis virtutem tuam, redemisti in brachio tuo populum tuum filios Iacob et Io­seph.

Viderunt te aque deus, viderunt te aque, & ti­muerunt, & turba [...]e sunt abissi.

[Page] [...]ltitudo sonitus aqua­rum, vocem dederunt nu­bes.

Etenim sagitte tue trā ­sierunt, vox tonitrui tui in rota.

[...]uxerūt coruscationes tue orbi terre, cōmota est & contremuit terra.

In mari via tua, & semi­te tue in aquis multis, et vestigia tua non cogno­scentur.

Deduxisti sicut o [...]es po­pulum tuū in manu Moy­si & Aaron.

¶ [...]

ATtēdite popule meꝰ legem meā, inclina­te aurem vestram in ver­ba oris mei.

[...]periā in parabolis os meum, loquar propositio­nes ab initio.

Quāta audiuimus & cog­nouimns ea, & patres no­stri narrauerunt nobis.

[...]on sunt occultata a fi­lijs eorum in generatio­ne altera.

[...]arrantes laudes domi­ni, & virtutes eius & mi­rabilia eius que fecit.

[...] suscitauit testimoniū in Iacob, & legem posuit in Israel.

[Page lxv] Q [...]anta mandauit patribus nostris: nota face­re ea filiis suis, vt cognoscat generatio altera.

Filij qui nascentur & ex urgent, enarrabunt filiis suis.

Vt ponant in deo spem suam, et non obliuiscātur operum dei, et mandata eius exquirant.

[...]e fiant sicut patres eo­rum, generatio praua et exasperans.

[...]eneratio que non dire­xit cor suū, et non est cre­ditus cū deo spiritus eiꝰ.

Filij Ephraim intendē ­tes et mittentes arcum, conuersi sunt in die belli.

[...]on custodierunt testa­mētum dei, et in lege eiꝰ noluerunt ambulare.

Et obliti sunt henesticio­rum eius, et mirabilium eius que ostendit eis.

[...]oram patribus eorum fecit mirabilia in terra Egypti, i [...] cāpo thaneos.

Interrupit mare, & per­durit eos, & statuit aquas quasi in vtre.

Et deduxit eos in nube diei, et tota nocte in illu­minatione ignis.

[Page] Interrupit petrā ī here mo, et adaquauit eos qua­si in abysso multa.

Et eduxit aquam de pe­tra, et eduxit tanquā flu­mina aquas.

Et apposuerūt adhuc peccare ei, in iram concitauerunt excelsum in inaquo­so.

Et tentauerunt deum in cordibus suis, vt peterēt escam animabus suis.

Et male loquuti sunt de deo dixerunt: nunquid poterit deꝰ patate mensam in deserto?

Quoniam percussit pe­tram, et fluxerunt aque, et torrentes inundaue­runt.

Nunquid & panem pote­rit dare, aut patare men­sam populo suo?

Ideo audiuit dominus & distulit, & ignis accensus est in Iacob, et ira ascen­dit in Israel.

Quia non crediderūt in deo, nec sperauerūt in sa­lutari eius.

[...]t mādauit nubibus de­super, et ianuas celi ape­ruit.

Et pluit illis manna ad manducandum, et panem celi dedit eis.

[Page lxvi] Panem angelorum man­ducauit homo, cibaria mi­sit eis in abundantiam.

Trāstulit austrum de ce­lo, et induxit in virtute sua Africum.

Et pluit super eos sicut puluerem earnes, et sicut arenam maris volatilia pennata.

Et ceciderunt in medio castrorum eorum circa ta­bernacula eorum.

Et manducauerunt & sa­turati sunt nimis, et desiderium eorum attulit eis non sunt fraudati a desi­derio suo.

Adhuc esce eorum erant in ore ipsorum, et ira dei ascendit super eos.

Et occidit pingues eo­rum, et electos Israel impediuit.

In omnibus his pecca­uerunt adhuc, et non cre­diderunt mirabilibꝰ eiꝰ.

Et defecerunt in vanitate dies eorum, et anni eo­rum cum festinatione.

Cum otcideret eos, que­rebāt eum, et reuertebantur, et diluculo veniebāt ad eum.

Et rememorati sūt quia deꝰ adiutor est eo (rum), et deꝰ excelsus redēptor eo (rum)est.

Et dilexerūt eum in ore [...]uo, et lingua sua mentiti sunt ei.

[Page] Cor autem eo (rum) non erat rectum cum eo, neo fideles habiti sunt in testamen­to eius.

Ipse autem est miseri­cors, et propitius fiet peccatis eorū, et non disper­det eos.

Et abundauit vt auerteret iram suam, et non ac­cendit oēm iram suam.

Et recordatꝰ est quia ca­ro sunt, spiritus vadens et non rediens.

[...]uoties exacerbauerūt eum in deserto? in iram concitauerum eum in in­aquoso.

Et conuersi sunt & tentauerunt deum, et sanctum Israel exacerbauerunt.

[...]on sunt recordati ma­nus eiꝰ, die qua redemit eos de manu tribulantis.

[...]icut posuit in Egypto signa sua, & prodigia sua in campo Thaneos.

Et conuertit in sangui­nem flumina eorum, & imbres eorum ne biberent.

[...]isit eos cynomiam, & comedit eos, & ranam, & dis­perdidit eos.

Et dedit erugini fru [...]tus eorum, & labores eorum locuste.

Et occidit in grādine vineas eorum, & moros eo­rum pruina.

[Page lxvii] Et tradidit grandini in­menta eorum, & possessio­nem eorum igni.

Nisit in eos irā indigna­tionis sue, indignatio­nem & iram & tribulatio­nem, inuisiones, per angelos malos.

[...]iā fecit semite ire sue, non pepercit a morte ani­marum eorum, & iumenta eorum in monte conclu­ [...]t.

Et ꝑcussit omne primogenitum in terra Egypti, primitias omnis laboris eorum in tabernaculis Cham.

Et abstulit sicut oues populum suum, et perduxit eos tanquam gregem in deserto.

Et deduxit eos in spe, et non timuerūt, & inimicos eorum operuit mare.

Et eduxit eos in montem sanctificationis sue, mon­tem quem acquisiuit dex­tera eius.

Et eiecit a facie eorū gē ­tes, et sorte dimisit eis terram in funiculo distri­butionis.

Et habitare fecit in ta­bernaculis eorum tribus Israel.

Et tentauerūt & exacer­bauerunt deum excelsum, & testimonia eius non custodierunt.

[Page] Et auerterunt se, et non seruauerunt pactum quē ­admodum patres eorum, cōuersi sunt in a [...]cum prauum.

In iram concitauerunt eum in collibus suis, & in sculptilibus suis ad emu­lationem eum pro [...]ocaue­runt.

[...]udiuit dens & spreuit eos, & ad mihilum redegit valde Israel.

Et repulit tabernaculū Sylo, tabernaculum suū vbi habitauit in hoibus.

Et tradidit in captiuita­tem virtutē eorum, & pul­chritudinem eorum in manus inimici.

Et cōclusit in gladio po­pulum suum, & hereditatē suam spreuit.

[...]uuenes eorum comedit ignis, & virgines eorum non sunt lamentate.

Sacerdotes eorū in gla­dio ceciderūt, & vidue eo­rum non plorabantur.

Et excitatus est tanquā dormiens dominus, tan­quam potens crapulatus a vino.

Et percussit inimicos su­os ī posteriora, opprobriū sempiternum dedit illis.

Et repulit tabernaculū Ioseph, & tribū Ephraim non elegit.

[Page lxviii] [...] elegit tribum Iu­ba, montem Sion quem dilexit.

Et edificauit sicut vnicornis sanctificium suum, in terra quam fundauit in secul [...].

Et elegit Dauid seruum suum, & sustulit eū de gregibus ouium, de post fetā tes accepit eum.

Pascere Iacob seruum suum, & Israel hereditatem suam.

Et pauit eos in innocen­tia cordis sui, & in intellebus manuum suarum de­duxit eos.

¶ [...]

DEus venerunt gentes in hereditatem tuam, polluerunt templū sanctum tuum, posuerunt Hierusalem in pomorum custodiam.

Posuerunt morticina seruorum tuorum escas vola­tilibus celi, carnes san­ctorum tuorum bestiis terre.

[...]ffuderunt sanguinem ipsorum tanquam aquam in circuitu Hierusalem, & non erat qui sepeliret.

[...]acti sumus opprobrium vicinis nostris, subsannacio & illusio his qui in circuitu nostro sunt.

[Page] [...]squequo domine irasceris? in finem? accende­tur velut ignis zelꝰ tuꝰ?

Effunde iram tuā in gentes que te non nouerunt, & in regna que nomen tu­um non innocauerunt.

Quia comederūt Iacob, et locum eius desolaue­runt.

[...]e memineris iniquita­tum nostrarum antiqua­rum, cito anticipent nos misericordie tue, quia pauperes facti sumus nimis.

Adiuua nos deus salutaris noster, & propter glo­riam nominis tui domine libera nos, et propitius esto peccatis nostris pro­pter nomen tuum.

[...]e forte dicant in genti­bus: vbi est deus eorum? & innotescat in nationibꝰ coram oculis nostris:

[...]ltio sanguinis seruorū tuorum qui effusus est: introeat in conspectu tuo gemitus compeditorum.

Secundum magnitudinē brachij tui posside filios mortificatorum.

Et redde vicinis nostris septuplum in sinu eorum improperium eorum quod exprobauerunt tibi domine.

[Page lxix] [...]os autem populus tu­us & oues pascue tue confitebimur tibi in seculū.

In generatione & gene­rationem annūciabimus laudem tuam.

¶Psalm [...]. [...]

QVi regis Israel in­tende, qui deducis velut ouem Iacob.

Qui sedes super Cheru­bin, manifestare corā E­phraim, Beniamin, & Manasse.

[...]xcita domine potētiam tuam & veni, vt saluos facias nos.

Deus conuerte nos, et ostende faciem tuam, & salui erimus.

Dn̄e deus virtutū, quo­usque irasceris super orationem serui tui?

[...]ibabis nos pane lachrimarum, & potum dabis nobis in lachrimis in men­sura.

Posuisti nos in contradictionem vicinis nostris, & inimici nostri subsanna­uerunt nos.

Deus virtutū conuerte nos, & ostende faciē tuam, & salui erimus.

[Page] [...]ineam de Egypto transtulisti, eiecisti gentes, & plantasti eam.

[...]ux itineris fuisti in cō spectu eius, & plantasti radices eius, & impleuit terram.

Operuit montes vmbra eius, et arbusta eius ce­dros dei.

Extendit palmites suos vsque ad mare, & vs (que) ad flumen propagines eius.

Vt quid destruxisti mace riam eius? & vindemiant eam omnes qui pretergre diuntur viam.

Exterminauit eam aper de sylua, & singularis fe­ [...]us depastus est eam.

Deus virtutum conuer­tere, respice de celo et vide, & visita vineam istā.

Et perfice eam quam plā ­tauit dextera tua, & super filium hominis quem con­firmasti ribi.

Incensa igni & su [...]fossa: ab increpatione vultus tui peribunt.

[...]iat manꝰ tua super vi­rum dextere tue, & super filium hominis quem con­firmasti tibi.

[Page lxx] Et non discedimus a te: viuificabis nos, & nomen tuum inuocabimus.

Domine deus virtutum conuerte nos, & ostende faciem tuam, & salui eri­mus.

¶Psalmus [...]

Exultate deo adiutori nostro, iubilate deo Iacob.

Sumite psalmum, & date tympanum, psalteriū in­cundum cum cithara.

Buccinate in neomenia tuba, in insigni die solen­nitatis vestre.

Quia preceptum in Is­rael est, et iudicium deo Iacob.

Hestimonium in Ioseph posuit illud cum exiret de terra Egypti: linguā quam non nouerat, audi­uit.

Diuertit ab oneribus dorsum eius, manus eius in cophino seruierunt.

In tribulatione inuoca­sti me, & liberaui te, exa [...] d [...] te in abscondito tem­pestatis, probaui te apud aquam contradictionis.

Audi populus meus et contestabor te: Israel si me audieris, non erit in te deus recens, ne (que) ado­ [...]abis deum alienum.

[Page] Ego enim sum dominus deus tuꝰ, qui eduxi te de­terra Egipti: dilata os tuum, & implebo illud.

Et non audiuit populus meus vocem meam, & Is­rael non intendit mihi.

Et dimisi eos secundum desideria cordis eorum, ibunt in adinuentionibꝰ suis.

Si populus meus audis­set me, Israel si in vijs meis ambulasset:

[...]ro nihilo forsitan inimicos eorum humiliassem, & super tribulantes eos [...]isissem manum meam.

[...]nimici domini mentiti sunt ei, & erit tempus eo­rum in secula.

Et cibauit eos e [...] adipe frumenti, & de petra mel­la saturauit eos.

¶ [...]

DEus stetit in syna­goge deorum, in me­dio autem deos diiudicat.

[...]squequo iudicatis ini­quitatem, & facies pecca­torum sumitis.

[Page lxxi] Iudicate egeno & pupil­lo, humilem & pauperem iustificate.

Eripite pauperē, & ege­num de manu peccatoris liberate.

[...]escierunt ne (que) intellexerunt, in tenebris am­bulant, mouebuntur om­nia fundamenta terre.

Ego dixi: dij estis, & filij excelsi omnes.

[...]os autē sicut homines moriemini, & sicut vnus de principibus cadetis.

[...]urge deus, iudica ter­ram, quoniam tu heredi­tabis in omnibus genti­bus.

¶ [...]

DEus quis similis e­rit tibi? ne taces, ne (que) cōpescaris deus.

[...]uoniam ecce, inimici tui sonuerunt, & qui ode­runt te, extulerūt caput.

[...]uper populum tuū ma­lignauerunt consiliū, co­gitauerūt aduersus san­ctos tuos.

Dixerunt: venite, et di­sperdamus eos de gente, & non memoretur nomen Israel vltra.

[Page] Quoniam cogitauerunt vnanimiter simul aduer­sum te testamentū, dispo­suerūt tabernacula Idu­meorum & Ismaelite.

Moab & Agereni, Gebal & Amon & Amalech, alie­nigene cum habitantibꝰ Tyrum.

Etenim Assur venit cum illis, facti sunt in adiuto­rium filijs Loth.

[...]ac illis sicut Madian & Sysare, sicut Iabin in torrente Cyson.

Disperierunt in Endo [...] facti sunt vt sterous ter­re.

[...]one principes eorum sicut Oreb & zeb & zebee & Salmana.

Omnes principes eorum qui dixerunt: hereditate possideamus sanctuarium dei.

Deus meus pone illos vt rotam & sicut stipulam ante faciem venti.

Sicut ignis qui cōburit siluam, & sicut flamma eom burens montes.

[...]ta persequeris illos in tempestate tua, & in ira tua turbabis eos.

[...]mple facies eorū igno­minia, & querent nomen tuum domine.

[Page lxxii] Erubescāt & cōturbētur in seculū seculi, & cōfun­ [...]antur & pereant.

Et cognoscant quia no­men tibi dominus: tu so­lus altissimus super om­nem terram.

¶ [...]

[...]Dam dilecta taber­nacula tua domine vertutum? concupiscit ex deficit anima mea ī atria domini.

Cor meum et caro mea exultauerunt in deum viuum.

Etenim passer inuenit sibi domum, & turtur nidū sibi vbi reponat pullos suos.

[...]ltaria tua domine vir­tutum, rex meus et deus meus.

[...]eati qui habitant ī do­mo tua, in secula seculorū laudabunt te.

Beatus vir cuius est au­xilium abs te, ascēsiones in corde suo disposuit in valle lachrimarū, in loco quem posuit.

[...]teni benedictiones da­bit legislator: ibunt de virtute in virtutē, vide­bitur deus deorū in Siō.

Domine deus virtutum e [...]au [...]i orationem meam, auribus percipe deus Ia­cob.

[Page] Protector noster aspice deus, & respice in faciem christi tui.

Quoniā melior est dies vna in atrijs tuis super milia.

Elegi abiectus esse in do mo dei mei, magis quam habitare in tabernaculis peccatorum.

Quia misericordiam et veritatem diligit deus, gratiam & gloriam dabit dominus.

[...]on priuabit bonis eos qui ambulant in innocen­tia: domine virtutum, beatus homo qui speratin te.

¶ [...]

BEnedixisti dn̄e ter­ram tuam, auertisti captiuitatem Iacob.

[...]emisisti iniquitatē plebis tue, operuisti omnia peccata eorum.

[...]itigasti omnem iram, auertisti ab ira indigna­tionis tue.

[...]o nuerte nos deus salutaris noster, & auerte irā tuam a nobis.

Nunquid ineternū ira­sceris nobis, aut extēde [...] iram tuam a generatione in generationem?

[Page lxxiii] Deus tu conuersus vi­uificabis nos, & plebs tua letabitur in te.

Ostēde nobis domine misericordiam tuam: et salutare tuum da nobis.

[...]udiam quid loquatur in me dominus deus, quo­niā loquetur pacē in ple­bem suam.

Et super sanctos suos, & in eos qui conuertuntur ad cor.

[...]erūtamen prope timē ­tes eum salutare ipsius: vt inhabitet gloria ī ter­ra nostra.

Misericordia et veritas obuiauerunt sibi: iusticia et pax osculate sunt.

[...]eritas de terra orta est et iusticia de celo prospe­xit.

Etenim dn̄s dabit beni­gnitatem: et terra nostra dabit fructum suum.

Iusti [...]a ante eū ambula, bit, et ponet in via gres­sus suos.

¶Psalmus .lxxxv.

INclina domine autē tuam et exaudi me, quoniam inops et pauper sum ego.

[...]ustodi animam meam, [...]oniam sanctus sum: sal­uum fac seruum tuum deꝰ meus sperantem in te.

[Page] Miserere mei dn̄e, quo­niam ad te clamaui tota die: letifica animam serui tui, quoniam ad te domine animam meam leuaui.

Q [...] tu domine suauis, et mitis, & multe mīe oībus inuocantibus te.

[...]uribꝰ peroipe dn̄e ora­tionem meā, et intēde voci deprecationis mee.

In die tribulatiōis mee clamaui ad te, quia exau­disti me.

[...]on est similis tui ī diis domine, et non est secun­dum opera tua.

[...]mnes gentes quascū (que) fecisti, venient et adora­bunt coram te dn̄e, et glorificabunt nomen tuum.

Quoniam magnus es tu et faciēs mirabilia, tu es deus solus.

[...]educ me domine in via tua, & ingrediar in veri­tate tua: letetur cor meū, vt time at nomen tuum.

[...]onfitebor tibi domine deus meus in toto corde meo, & glorificabo nomen tuum in eternum.

Quia mi [...]a tua magna est super me, et eruisti aīam meā ex inferno inferiori.

Deus iniqui insurrexerunt suꝑ me, et synagoga potētiam quesierūt aīam meā, et non proposuerunt te in conspecru suo.

[Page lxxiiii] Et tu domine deus mise­rator & misericors, patiēs et multe misericordie et verax.

[...]espice in me et mise­rere mei, da imperium tuū puero tuo, et saluum fac filium ancille tue.

[...]ac me cum signum in bonum, vt videant qui ode­runt me, et confundātur: quoniam tu domine adiu­uisti me, et consolatus es me.

¶ [...]

[...]Vndamenta eius in montibꝰ sanctis: diligit dominus portas Sion super omnia tabernacula Iacob.

[...]loriosa dicta sunt de [...]e ciuitas dei.

[...]emor ero Raab & Ba­bylonis scientium me.

Ecce, alienigene & Ty­ [...]us, et populus Ethio­pum, hi fuerunt illi [...].

Nunquid Sion dicet ho­mo, et homo natꝰ est in ea, et ipse fundauit eam al­tissimus.

Dominꝰ narrabit in scripturis populo (rum), et prin­cipum horum qui fuerunt in ea.

Sicut letātium omnium habitatio est in te.

¶Psalmus .lxxxvi [...].

DOmine deus salutis mee, in die clamaui et nocte coram te.

Intret in conspectu tuo oratio mea, inclina aurē tuam ad precem meam.

Quia repleta est malis anima mea, et vita mea inferno appropinquauit.

Estimatus sum cum de­scendētibus in lacum, fa­ctus sum sicut homo sine adiutorio inter mortuos liber.

Sicut vulnerati dormiē ­tes in sepulchris, quorum non est memor amplius, et ipsi de manu tua repulsi sunt.

Posuerūt me in lacu in­feriori, in tenebrosis & in vmbra mortis.

Suꝑ me confirmatus est furor tuus, et oēs fluctus tuos induxisti super me.

[...]ōge fecisti notos meus a me, posuerunt me abo­minationem sibi.

Traditus sum et non e­grediebar: oculi mei lan­guerunt pre inopia.

Clamaui ad te dn̄e, tota die expandi ad te manus meas.

Nunquid mortuis facies mirabilia, aut medici su­scitabunt et confitebun­tur tibi?

[Page lxxv] Nūquid narrabit aliquis in sepulchro mīam tuam, & veritatē tuam in perdi­tione?

Nunquid cognoscētur in tenebris mirabilia tua, & & iustitia tua in terra obliuionis?

Et ego ad te domine cla­maui, & mane oratio mea preueniet te.

[...]t quid domine repellis orationem meam? auertis faciem tuam a me.

Pauper sum ego et in laboribus a iuuentute mea, exaltatus autem humiliatus sum & conturbatus.

In me trāūerūt ire tue, & terrores tui conturba­nerunt me.

Circundederūt me sicut aqua tota die, circundederunt me simul.

Elōgasti a me amicum et proximum, & notos meos a miseria.

¶ [...]

MIsericordias domini ineternum cantabo.

In generatione & gene­rationem annunciabo veritatem tuam in ore meo.

[Page] Quoniam dixisti: ineter­num misericordia edifica­bitur in celis, preparabi­tur veritas tua in eis.

Disposui testamentū electis meis, iuraui Dauid seruo meo: vsque ineter­num preparabo semē tuū.

[...]t edificabo in genera­tione & generationem se­dem tuam.

[...]onfitebuntur celi mirabilia tua domine, etenim veritatem tuam in eccle­sia sanctorum.

[...]uoniam quis in nubi­bus equabitur domino, si­milis erit domino ī filiis dei?

[...]eus qui glorificatur in concilio sanctorum, ma­gnus et terribilis super omnes qui in circuitu e­ius sunt.

[...]omine deus virtutum, quis similis tibi? potens es domine, & veritas tua in [...]rcuitu tuo.

[...] dominaris potestati maris, motum autem flu­ctuum eius tu mitigas.

[...]u humiliasti sicut vul­neratum superbū: in bra­chio virtutis tue disper­didisti inimicos tuos.

[Page lxxvi] Qui sunt celi, et tua est terra, orbem terre et ple­nitudinem eius tu fundasti, aquilonem et mare tu [...]reasti.

[...]habor & Hermon in nomine tuo exultabunt: tuū brachium cum potentia.

[...]irmetur manus tua, et exaltetur dextera tua: iu­stitia et iudicium prepa­tio sedis tue.

Disericordia & veritas precedent faciem tuā: beatus populus qui scit iubi­lationem.

Domine, in lumine vul­tus tui ambulabunt, et in nomine tuo exultabunt to tadie, & ī iustitia tua ex­altabuntux.

Quoniā gloria virtutis eorum tu es, & in beneplacito tuo exaltabiturcornu nostrum.

Quia domini est assum­ptio nostra. & sancti Israel regis nostri.

[...]unc loquutus es in vi­sione sanctis tuis, & dixi­sti: posui adiutorium in potente, & exaltaui electum de plebe mea.

Inueni Dauid seruum meum, oleo sancto meo vn xi eum.

[Page] Manus enim mea auxi­liabitur ei, & brachiū me­um confirmabit eum.

Nihil proficiet inimic [...]s in eo, & filius iniquitatis non apponet noceri ei.

Et concidam a facie ipsiꝰ inimicos eius, & odiētes eam in fugam conuertam.

Et veritas mea & mise­ricordia mea cum ipso, et in nomine meo exaltabi­tur cornu eius.

Et ponam in mari mansi eius, & in fluminibus dexteram eius.

Ipse inuocauit me: pater meus es tu, deus meus, & susceptor salutis mee.

Et ego primogenitum ponam illum, excelsum pre­regibus terre.

In eternum seruabo illi misericordiam meam, et testamentum meum fidele ipsi.

Et ponam in seculum se­culi semen eius, & thronū eius sicut dies celi.

Si autem dereliquerint filij eius legem meam, et in iudiciis meis non am­bulauerint.

Si iustitias meas ꝓpha­ [...]auerint, & mandata mea non custodier [...]t.

[Page lxxvii] Visitabo in virga iniquitates eorum, & in verbe­ribus peccata eorum.

Misericordiam autem meam non dispergam ab eo, ne que nocebo in veritate mea.

Neque prophanabo testa mentum meum: & que pro­cedunt de labiis meis, nō faciam irrita.

Semel iuraui in sancto meo: si Dauid mentiar, se­men eius ineternum ma­nebit.

Et thronus eius sicut fol in cōspectu meo, & sicut lu­na perfecta ineternum, & testis in celo fidelis.

[...] vero repulisti & de­struxisti, distulisti Chri­stum tuum.

Auertisti testamentum serui tui, prophanasti in terra sanctuarium eius.

Destruxisti omnes se­pes eius, posuisti firma­mentum eius formidi­nem.

Diripuerūt eum omnes transeuntes viam, factus est opprobrium vicinis suis.

Exaltasti dexteram de­primentium eum, letificasti omnes inimicos eius.

Auertisti adiutoriū gla­dij eius, & non es auxiliatus ei in bello.

[Page] Destruxisti eum ab emū datione, et sedem eius in terra collisisti.

Minorasti dies temporis eius, perfudisti eum confusione.

Vsque quo domine auer­tis, in finem? exardescet sicut ignis ira tua?

Memorare que mea sub­stantia: nunquid enim va­ne constituisti oēs filios hominum?

Quis est homo qui viuet & non videbit mortem? e­ruet animam suam de ma­nu inferi?

Vbi sūt misericordie tue antique domine, sicut iu­rasti Dauid veritate tua?

Memor esto domīe oppro­brij seruorum tuorū, quod continui in sinu meo mul­tarum gentium.

[...]uod exprobrauerūt inimici tui domine, quod ex­probrauerunt commuta­tionem Christi tui.

Senedictus dominus in­eternum: fiat, fiat.

¶ [...]

DOmine refugium factus es nobis a ge­neratione in gn̄ationem.

Prius (que) mōtes fierēt aut formaretur terra & orbis, a seculo & vsque in seculū tu es deus.

[Page lxxviii] Ne auertas hominem in humilitatē, & dixisti: con­uertimini filij hominum.

Quoniam mille anni an­te oculos tuos tanquam dies hesterna que prete­rijt.

Et custodia in nocte: que pro nihilo habentur eorū anni erunt.

Mane sicut herba tran­seat, mane floreat & tran­seat, vespere decidat, in­duret & erescat.

Quia defecimus in ira tua, & in furore tuo tur­bati sumus.

Posuisti iniquitates no­stras in conspectu tuo, se­culum nostrum in illumi­natione vultus tui.

Quoniā omnes dies no­stri defecerunt, & in ira tua defecimus.

Anni nostri sicut aranea meditabūtur, dies anno­rum nostrorum in ipsis septuaginta anni.

Si autem in potentati­bus octoginta anni, & am­plius eorū labor & dolor.

Quoniā superuenit mā ­suetudo, & corripiemur.

Quis nouit potestatem ire tue, & pre timore tuo iram tuam dinumerare?

[Page] Dexteram tuam sic note [...] fac, & eruditos corde in sapientia.

Cōuerte domine, vsque­quo? & deprecabilis esto super seruos tuos.

Bepleti sumꝰ mane mise ricordia tua, exaltauimus & delectati sumus in om­nibus diebus nostris.

[...]tati sumus pro diebus quibus nos humiliasti, annis quibus videmus mala.

[...]espice in seruos tuos et in opera tua, & dirige filios eorum.

Et sit splēdor domini dei nostri super nos, & opera manuum nostrarū dirige super nos, & opus manuū nostrarum dirige.

¶ [...]

QVi habitat in adiu­torio altissimi, in protectione dei celi com­morabitur.

Dicit domino: susceptor meus es tu, & refugium meum, deus meus, spera­bo in eum.

Quoniam ipse liberauit me de laqueo venantium, & a verbo aspero.

Scapulis suis obumbra­bit tibi, & sub pemus eiꝰ sperabis.

[Page lxxix] Scuto circundabit te ve­ritas eius, non timebis a timore nocturno.

A sagitta volante in die a negotio perambulante in tenebris, ab incursu & demonio meridiano.

Cadent a latere tuo mil­le, & decē milia a dextris tuis, ad te autem non ap­propinquabit.

Verūtamē oculis tuis cō siderabis, & retributionē peccatorum videbis.

Quoniam tu es domine spes mea, altissimum po­suisti refugium tuum.

Non accedet ad te malū, & flagellum non appropin quabit tabernaculo tuo.

Quoniam angelis suis mandauit de te, vt custodi ant te in omnibus vijs tuis.

In manibus portabūt te ne forte offendas ad lapi­dem pedem tuum.

Super aspidem & basili­scum ambulabis, et con­culcabis leonen et draco­nem.

Quoniā in me sperauit, liberabo eum: protegam eum, quoniam cognouit nomen meum.

[Page] Clamauit ad me, & eg [...] exaudiam eum, cum ipso sum in tribulatione, eri­piam eum & glorificabo eum.

Longitudine dierum re­plebo eum, & ostendā illi salutare meum.

¶ [...].

BOnū est confiteri do­mino, & psalleri no­mini tuo altissime.

[...]d annunciandū mane misericordiam tuā, & ve­ritatem tuam per noctē.

[...] decachordo psalterio cum cantico in cithara.

Quia delectasti me, do­mine in factura tua, & in operibus manuum tuarū exultabo.

Quam magnificata sunt opera tua domine? nimis profunde facte sunt cogi­tationes tue.

[...]ir insipiens nō cogno­scet, & stultus non intel­ligit hec.

Cum exorti fuerint pec­catores, sicut fenum: & ap­paruerint omnes qui operantur iniquitatem.

Et intereant in seculum seculi: tu autem altissimꝰ in eternum domine.

Quoniā ecce, inimici tui domine, quoniam ecce ini­mici tui peribunt, et di­spergētur omnes qui operantur iniquitatem.

[Page lxxx] Et exaltabitur sicut vni­ [...]ornis cornu meum, & se­nectus mea in misericor­dia vberi.

Et despexit oculus meꝰ inimicos meos, & ab in­surgentibus in me mali­gnantibus audiet auris mea.

Iustus vt palma florebit sicut cedrus Libani mul­tiplicabitur.

Plantati in domo domini in atrijs domus dei nostri florebunt.

Adhuc multiplicabūtur in senecta vberi, & bene patientes erunt vt an­nuncient:

Quoniam rectus dominꝰ deus noster, & non est ini­quitas in eo.

¶ [...]

DOminus regnauit, decorem indutus est indutus est dominus for­titudinem, & precinxit se.

Etenim firmauit orbem terre, qui non commoue­bitur.

Parata sedes tua extū [...], & seculo tu es.

Eleuauerūt flumina do­mine, eleuauetunt flumi­na vocem suam.

Eleuauerūt flumina fluctus suos a vocibus aqua tum multarum.

[Page] Mirabiles elationes maris, mirabilis in alris do­minus.

Testimonia tua credibi­lia facta sunt nimis: domū tuam decet sanctitudo do­mine in longitudine die­rum.

¶Psalmus .xciij.

DEus vltionum [...]ominus, deus vltionum libere egit.

Exaltare qui iudicaster ram, redde terributionē superbis.

Vsque quo peccatores domine, vsque quo peccato­res gloriabuntur?

[...]ffabuntur & loquentur iniquitatem, loquentur omnes qui operantur in iusticiam.

Populum tuum domine humiliauerunt, & heredi­tatem tuam vexauerunt.

Miduam & aduenam in­terfecerunt, & pupillos occiderunt.

Et dixerunt: nō videbit dominus, nec intelliget deus Iacob.

Intelligite insipientes in populo, & stulti aliquā ­do sapite.

Qui plantauit aurē, non audiet? aut qui finxit o­culum non considerat.

[Page lxxxi] Qui corrupit gētes, non arguet? qui docet homi­nem scientiam.

Dominus scit cogitatio­nes hominum, quoniam vane sunt.

Beatus homo quē tu erudieris dn̄e, et de lege tua docueris eum.

Vt mitiges ei a diehus malis, donec fodiatur pec­catori fouea.

Quia non repellet dn̄s plebem suam, et hereditatem suā non derelinquet.

[...]uodaus (que) insticia con­uertatur in iudicium, et qui iuxta illā, oēs qui re­c [...]o sunt corde.

[...]uis cōsurget mihi ad­nersus malignantes? aut quis stabit mecum aduersus operantes iniquita­tem?

Nisi quia dominus adiu­nit me, paulominus habitasset in inferno aīa mea.

[...]i dicebā: motus est pes meus, misericordia tua domine adiuuabat me.

Secundum magnitudinō dolorum meorum in corde meo, consolationes tue le­tificauerunt aīam meam.

Nūquid adheret tibi se­des iniquitatis, qui fin­gis laborem in precepto?

Captabūt in aīam iusti et sanguinem innocētem, condemnabunt.

[Page] Et factus est mihi domi­nus in refugium, et deus meus in adiutorium spei mee.

Et reddet illis iniquita­tem ipso (rum), et in malici [...] eorum disprdet eos, dis­perdet illos dominus deꝰ noster.

¶Psalmus .xciiij.

VEnite, exultemꝰ do­mino, iubilemꝰ deo salutari nostro.

Preoccupemus faciem e­ius in confessione, et in psalmis iubilemus ei.

Quoniam deus magnus dūs, et rex magnus super oēs deos: quoniam non repellet dn̄s plebem suam.

Quia in manu eius sunt omnes fines terre, et al­titudines mōtium ipstus sunt.

Quoniam ipstius est ma­re, et ip̄e fecit illud, & sio­cam manus eius forma­uerunt.

[...]enite, adoremus & pro­cidamus, et ploremus an­te dn̄m qui fecit nos, quia ipse est dn̄s deus noster.

At nos populus pasoue eius, et oues manus eiꝰ.

Hodie si vocem eius au­dieritis, nolite obdurare corda vestra.

Sicut in irritatione: se­cundum diem tentationis in deserto.

[Page lxxxii] Vbi tentauerunt me pa­tres vestri, probauerunt et viderunt opera mea.

Quadraginta annis of­fensus fui generationi illi, et dixi: semper hi ex­rant corde.

[...]t isti non cognouerunt vias meas, vt iuraui ī ira mea: si introibunt in re­quiem meam.

¶Psalmus . [...].

CAntate domino cāti cum nonum, cantate domino omnis terra.

Aantate domino, et bene dicite nomini eius: annū ­ciate de die in diem salu­tare eius.

Innūciate inter gētes gloriam eius, in omnibꝰ populis mirabilia eius.

Quoniam magnus domi­nus &, laudabilis nimis, terribilis est super om­nes deos.

Quoniam omnes dij gē ­tium demonia: dn̄s autem celos fecit.

Confessio et pulchritudo in conspectu eius, sancti­monia et magnificentia in sanctificatione eius.

Afferte dn̄o parrie gen­tium, afferte dn̄o gloriam et honorem, afferte domi­no gloriam nomini eius.

Tollite hostias, & introi [...]e in atria eius, adorate dūm in atrio sancto eius.

[Page] Cōmoueatur a facie eiꝰ vniuersa terra: dicite in gentibus, quia dominus regnauit.

Etenim correxit orbem terre qui non commouebitur, iudicabit populos in equitate.

[...]etentur celi et exultet terra, commoueatur mare et plenitudo eius, gaude­bunt campi et omnia que in eis sunt.

[...]unc exultabunt omnia ligna siluarum a facie do­mini quia venit, quoniam venit iudicare terram.

Iudicabit orbem terre in equitate, & populos in veritate sua.

¶Psalmus . [...].

DOminus regnauit, exulter terra, lete [...] tur insule multe.

[...]ubes et caligo in cir­cuitu eiꝰ, iusticia et iudi­cium correctio sedis eiꝰ.

[...]gnis ante ipsum precedet, et inflammabit in circuitu iuimicos eius.

Alluxerunt fulgura eiꝰ orbi terre: vidit et commota est terra.

Montes sicut [...]era flure­runt a facie domini, a fa­cie domini omnis terra.

[Page lxxxiii] Annunciauerunt celi iu stitiam eius, & viderunt omnes populi gloriam e­ius.

Confundantur omnes q^• adorant sculptilia, et qui gloriantur in simulachris suis.

Adorate eum omnes an­geli eius, audiuit & leta­ta est Sion.

Et exultauerunt [...]lie Iude propter iudicia tua do­mine.

Quoniam tu dominus altissimus super omnem terram, nimis exaltatus est super omnes deos.

Qui diligitis dominum, odite malum: custodit do­minus animas sanctorum suorum, de manu pecoar [...] ­ris liberabit eos.

[...]ux orata est iusto, & re­ctis corde leticia.

[...]etamini iusti in domi­no, & cōfitemini memorie sanctificationis eius.

¶Psalmus . [...].

CAntate domino can­ticum nouum, quia mirabilia fecit.

Saluauit si [...]i dextera e­ius, & brachium sanctum eius.

[Page] Dotum fecit dominus [...]alutare suum, in conspectu gentium reuelauit iusti­ciam suam.

Recordatus est miseri­ [...]ordie sue, & veritatis sue domui Israel.

Viderunt omnes termi­ni terre salutare dei no­stri.

Iubilate deo omnis ter­ra, cantate, & exultate et psallite.

Psallite domino in citha­ra, in cithara & voce psal­mi, in tubis ductilibus & voce tube cornee.

Iubilate in conspectu regis domini: moueatur mare & plenitudo eius orbis terrarum, & qui habitant in eo.

Ilumina plaubent ma­nu, simul montes exulta­bunt a conspectu domini, quoniam venit iudicare terram.

Iudicabit orbem terra­tum in iustitia, & populos in equitate.

¶ [...] xcviii.

DOminus regnauit, irascātur populi, qui sedes super Cherubin mo ueatur terra.

[Page lxxxiiii] Dominus in Sion ma­gnꝰ, & excelsus super om­nes populos.

Confieātur nomini tuo magno, quoniam terribi­le & sanctum est, & honor regis iudicium diligit.

[...]u parasti directiones, iudicium & iusticiā in Ia­cob tu fecisti.

Axaltate dominum deū nostrum, & adorate scabellum pedum eius, quoniam sanctum est.

Moyses & Aaron in sa­cerdotibꝰ eius, & Samu­el inter eos q^• inuocāt no­men eius.

Innocabant dominum, et ipse exaudiebat eos, in co lumna nubis loquebatur ad eos.

Custodiebant testimonia eius, & preceptū quod de­dit illis.

Domine deus noster, tu exaudiebas eos, deus tu propitius fuisti eis, & vl­ciscēs in omnes adinuen­tiones eorum.

Exaltate dominum deum nostrum, & adorate in mō te sancto eius, quoniam sanctus dn̄s deus noster.

¶Psalmus . [...].

IUbilate deo [...]īs ter­ra, seruite domino in leticia.

Introite in conspectu e­ [...]us in exultatione.

[Page] Scitote quoniam dominꝰ ipse est deꝰ, ipse fecit nos, & non ipsi nos.

Populus eius & oues pascue eius: introite portas eius in confessione, atria eius in hymnis, confite­mini illi.

Naudate nomē eius, quo niam suauis est dominus: ineternū misericordia e­ius, & vsque in generatio ne & generationem veri­tas eius.

¶Psalmus . [...].

Misericordiam & iudi­cium cantabo, tibi domine psallam.

Et intelligam in via im­maculata, quando venies ad me.

Perambulabam in inno­centia cordis mei in me­dio domus tue.

Non proponebam ante o­culos meos rem iniustam, faciētes preuaricationes odiui.

Non adhesit mihi cor prauum, deelinātem a me ma­lignum non cognosce­bam.

Detrahentem secreto ꝓ­ximo suo, huno perseque­bar.

Superbo oculo & insatia bili corde, cum hoc non e­debam.

[Page lxxxv] Oculi mei ad fideles ter­re, vt sedeant mecum: am­bulans in via immacula­ta, hic mihi ministrabit.

Don habitabit in medio domus mee qui facit su­perbiā: qui loquitur ini­qua, non direxit in conspectu oculorum meorum.

In matutino interficie­bā omnes peccatores ter­re, vt disperderem de ci­uitate domini omnes ope­rantes iniquitatem.

¶ [...].

DOmine exaudi ora­tionem meam, & cla­mor meus ad te veniat.

Non auertas faciem tuā a me: in quacunque die tribulor, inclina ad me aurē tuam.

[...]n quacunque die inuo­cauero te, velociter exau­di me.

Quia defecerunt sicut fumus dies mei, & ossa mea sicut cremium aruerunt.

[...]ercussus sum vt fenū, & aruit cor meum quia obli­tus sum comedere panem meum.

[Page] A voce gemitus mei ad­hesit os meum carni mee.

Similis factus sum pel­licano solitudinis, factus sum sicut nicticorax in do­micilio.

Vigilani, et factus sum sicut passer solitarius in tecto.

Tota die exprobrabant▪ mihi inimici: & qui lauda­bant me aduersum me i [...] rabant.

Quia cinerem tanquam panem manducabam, & poculum meum cum fletu [...] [...]ebam.

A facie ire indignatiōis tue, quia eleuans allisisti [...].

[...]ies mei sicut vmbra declinauerunt, & ego sicut fenum arui.

[...]u autem domine ineter num permanes, & memo­riale tuum in generatio­ne & generationem.

[...]u exurgens miser [...]be­ris Sion, quia tēpus mi­serendi eius, quia venit tempus.

Qm̄ placuerunt seruis tuis lapides eius, & ter­re eius miserebuntur.

[Page lxxxvi] Et ti [...]ebunt gentes no­ [...]en tuum domine, & om­ [...]es reges terre gloriam [...]am.

Quia edificauit dominus Sion, & videbitur in glo­ [...]ia sua.

Respexit in orationem [...]umilium, & non spreuit [...]recem eorum.

[...]tribantur hec in gene­ratione altera, & populus qui creabitur, laudavit dominum.

Quia prospexit de excel so sancto suo, dominus de [...]elo in terram aspexit.

Vt audiret gemitus cō ­peditorun: vt solueret f [...] ­lios interemptorum.

Vt annuncient in Sion nomen domini, & laudem eius in Hierusalem.

[...]n conueniēdo populus in vnum, & reges vt ser­uiant domino.

[...]espondit ei in via vir­tutes sue paucitatem die­rum meorū nuncia mihi.

[...]e reuoces me in dimi­bio dierum meorum: in generatione & generatonē anni tui.

[...]nitio tu domine terram sundasti, & opera manuum [...]uarum sunt celi.

[Page] Ipsi peribunt, tu autem permanes, & omnes sie [...] vestimentum veterascēt.

Et sicut oportorium mu­tabis eos, & mutabuntur [...] tu autem idem ipse es, et anni tui non deficient.

Filij seruorum tuorum habitabunt, & semen eorū in seculum dirigetur.

¶Psalmus . [...].

BEnedic anima mea domino, & omnia que intra me sunt, nomini sancto eius.

Benedic anima mea do­mino, & noli obliuisci om­nes retributiones eius.

Qui propitiatur omnibꝰ iniquitatibus tuis, qui sanat omnes insirmita­tes tuas.

Qui redimit de interitu vitam tuam, qui coronatte in misericordia & mi­serationibus.

Qui replet in bonis desideriū tuum, renouabitur vt aquile iuuentus tua.

[...]aciēs misericordias do­minus, & iudicium, omni­bus iniuriam patienti­bus.

Notas fecit vias suas Moysi, filijs Israel voluntates suas.

Miserator & misericors dominus, longanimis et multum misericors.

[Page lxxxvii]Non in perpetuum ira­ [...]cetur, ne (que) in eternum comminabitur.

Non secundū peccata no­stra fecit nobis, ne (que) se­cundum iniquitates no­stras retribuit nobis.

Quoniam secundum al­titudinē celi a terra, cor­roborauit misericordiam suam super timentes se.

Quantū distat ortus ab occidēte, longe fecit a no­bis iniquitates nostras.

Quomodo miseretur pa­ter filiorum, misertus est dominus timentibus se, quoniā ipse cognouit fig­mentum nostrum.

Secordatus est quoniam puluis sumus, homo sicut fenum, dies eius tanquā flos ag [...]i sic efflorebit.

Quoniam spiritus per­transibit in illc, & nō sub­sistet, & nō cognoscet am­plius locum suum.

Misericordia autem do­mini ab eterno & vs (que) in eternum super timentes eum.

Et iusticia illiꝰ in filios filiorum, his qui seruant testamentum eius.

Et memores sunt man­datorum eius, ad facien­dum ea.

[Page] Dominus in celo para­uit sedem suam, & regnū ipsius omnibus domina­bitur.

Benedicite domino om­nes angeli eius, potētes virtute, facientes verbū illius, ad audiendam vo­cem sermonum eius.

Benedicire domino om­nes virtutes eius, mini­stri eius qui facitis vo­luntatem eius.

Benedicite domino om­nia opera eius in omni loco dominarionis eius: benedic anima mea dn̄o.

¶ [...]

BEnedic anima mea domino: domine deus meus magnificatus es vehementer.

Confessionem et decorē induisti, amictus lumine sicut vestimento.

[...]xtendens celum sicut pellem, qui tegis aquis superiora eius.

Qui ponis nubem as [...]ensum tuum, qui ambulas super pennas ventorum.

[...]ui facis angelos tuos spiritus, & ministros tu­os ignem vrentem.

[...]ui fundasti terram su­per stabilitatem suam, nō inclinabitur in seculum seculi.

[Page lxxxviii] Abissus sicut vestimētū amictus eius: super mon­tes flabunt aque.

Ab increpatione tua fu­gient, a voce tonit cui tui formidabunt.

Ascendunt montes, & de­scendunt, campi in locum quem fundasti eos.

[...]erminum posuisti quē non transgredientur, ne­que conuertētur operire terram.

[...]ui emittes fontes in conuallibus, inter mediū montium pertransibunt aque.

Potabunt omnes bestie agri, expectabunt Ona­gri in fiti sua.

Super ea volucres celi habitabunt, de medio pe­trarum dabunt voces.

[...]igans montes de superioribus suis, defructu operum tuorum satiabi­tur terra.

Producens fenum iumē ­tis, & herbam seruituti hominum.

Et educas panem de terta, & vinum letificer cor hominis.

[Page] Vt exhilaret faciem ho­minis in oleo, & panis cor hominis confirmet.

Saturabuntur ligna cā ­pi, & Cedri Libani quas plantauit, illic passeres nidificabunt.

Herodij domus, dux est eorum: montes excelsi ceruis, petra refugium heri­nacijs.

[...]ecit lunam in tēpore, sol cognouit occasum suū.

[...]osuisti tenebras, & fa­cta est nox: in ipsa per transibunt omnes bestie silue.

Catuli leonū rugientes vt rapiant, & querant adeo escam sibi.

[...]rtus est sol, & congre­gari sunt, & in cubilibus suis collocabuntur.

[...]xibit homo ad opus su­um, & ad operationē suam vs (que) ad vesperam.

Quam magnificaca sunt opera tua domine? omnia in sapientia fecisti, re­pleta est terra possessione tua.

Hoc mare magnum et spa [...]iosum manibus, illic reptilia quorum non est numerus.

[Page lxxxviiii] Animalia pusilla cum magnis, illic naues pertrās­ibunt.

Praco iste quem forma­sti ad illudēdum ei: omnia a te expectāt, vt des illis escam in tempore.

Dante te illis, colligēt: aperiente te manum tuā, omnia, implebūtur boni­tate.

[...]uertente autem te fa­ciem, turbabuntur: aufe­res spiritum eorum, & de­ficiēt, et in puluerem suū reuertentur.

Smitte spiritum tuum, et creabuntur: et renoua­bis faciem terre.

[...]it gloria domini in se­culum, letabitur dominus in operibus suis.

Qui respicit terram, et facit eam tremere: qui tā ­git montes, et fumigant.

Qantabo domino in vita mea, psallā deo meo quā ­diu sum.

Locundum sit ei eloquiū meum, ego vero delecta­bor in domino.

Deficiant peccatores a terra & iniqui, ita vt non sint: benedic anima mea domino.

Halleluya.

¶Psalmus .ciiij.

Confitemini domino, et inuocate nomen eius: annūciate inter gē ­tes opera eius.

Cantate ei & psallite ei: narrate omnia mirabilia eius.

Laudamini in noīe san­cto eius: letetur cor querē [...]ium dominum.

Querite dominum, & confirmamini: querite faciem eius semper.

[...]ementote mirabilium eius que fecit, prodigia eius, & iudicia oris eius.

[...]emen Abrahe serui e­ius, et filij Iacob electi eius.

Ipse dominus deus no­ster, in vniuersa terra in dicia eius.

Memor fuit in seculum testamēti sui, verbi quod mandauit in mille gene­rationes.

Quod disposuit ad Abraham, et iuramenti su [...] ad Isaac.

Et statuit illud Iacob in preceptum, et Israel in testamentum eternum.

Dicēs: tibi dabo terram Chanaan, funiculum he­reditatis vestre.

[Page xc] Cum essent numero bre­ni, paucissimi, et incole eius.

Et pertransierunt de gē te in gentem, & de regno ad populum alterum.

Non reliquit hoīem no­cere eis, et corripuit proeis reges.

Nolite tangere christos meos, & ī prophetis meis nolite malignari.

Et vocauit famen super terram, et omne firmamē ­tum panis contriuit.

Misit ante eos virum, in seruum venundatus est Ioseph.

Humiliauerunt in cōpe­dibus pedes eiꝰ, ferrum pertransut animam eius, donec veniret verbū eiꝰ.

[...]iloquium dūi inflammauit eum; misit rex & soluit eum, princeps populorum et dimisit eum.

Constituit eum dn̄m do­mus sue, & principem oīs possessionis sue.

[...]t erudiret prīcipes eiꝰ sicut semetipsum, & senes eius prudentiam doceret.

Et intrauit Israel ī Egyptum, et Iacob incola fuit in terra Cham.

Et auxit populum suum vehementer, et firmauit cum super inimicos eius.

[Page] Conuertit cor eorum vt odirent populum eius, et dolum facerent in seruos eius.

Misit Moysen seruū suū, Aaron quē elegit ipsum.

Posuit in eis verba si­gno (rum) suo (rum), et prodigio (rum) in terra Cham.

Misit tenebras & obscu­rauit, et non exacerbauit sermones suos.

Conuertit aquas eorum in sanguinem, & occidit pisces eorum.

Et dedit terra eorum ta­nas, in penetrabilibꝰ re­gum ipsorum.

Dixit, & venit cynomia et cynifes in omnibus fi­nibus eorum.

Posuit pluuias eo (rum) grā dinem, ignem comburen­tem in terra ipsorum.

[...]t percussit vineas co (rum) et ficulneas eo (rum)m, & contriuit lignum finium eo (rum)

Dixit, et venit locusta, et bruchus, euiꝰ non erat numerus.

Et comedit omne fenum in terra eorum, & comedit omnem fructum terre eo­rum.

Et percussit omne primo genitum in terra eorum, primitias omnis laboris eorum.

[Page xci] Et eduxit eos cū argen­to & auro, et non erat in tribubus eorum infirmꝰ.

Letata est Egyptus in profectione eorū, quia in­cubuit timor eorum super eos.

Expandit nubem in pro­tectionem eorum, & ignē, vt luceret eis per noctē.

Petierunt & venit cotur nix, & pane celi saturauit eos.

Dirupit petram, & fluxe runt aque, abierunt in sie co flumina.

Quoniā memor fuit [...]bi sancti sui, quod habuit ad Abraham puerum suum.

Et eduxit populum suumin exultatione, & electos suos in leticia.

Et dedit illis regiones gentium, & labores popu­lorum possederunt.

Et custodiant iustifica­tiones eius, & legem eius requirant.

Halleluya. Halle­luya.

¶Psalmus .cv.

COn [...]itemini domino, quoniam bonus, quo­niam in seculum miseri­cordia eius.

Quis loquetur potētias domini? auditas faciet omnes laudes eius?

[Page] Beati qui custodiunt iu­dicium, & faciunt iusticiā in omni tempore.

Memento nostri domine in beneplacito populi [...]ui, visita nos in salutari tuo.

Ad videndum in bonita te electorum tuorum, ad letādum in leticia gētes tue: vt lauderis cum hereditate rua.

Peccauimus cum parti­bus nostris, iniuste egi­mus, iniquitatem feci­mus.

Patres nostri in Egy­pto non intellexerūt mi­rabilia tua, non fuerunt memores multitudinis misericordie tue.

Et irritauerunt ascēdentes in mare, mari rubro.

Et saluauit eos propter nomen suum, vt notam fa­ceret potentiam suam.

Et īcrepuit mare rubrū, & exiccatum est, & deduxit eos in abyssis sicut in de­serto.

Et saluauit eos de manu odientium, & redemit eos de manu inimici.

[Page xcii] [...]t opernit aqua tribu­lātes eos, vnus ex eis nō remansit.

Et crediderunt in ver­bis eiꝰ, & laud auerūt lau­dem eius.

Cito fecerunt, obliti sūt operum eius, & non susti­nuerunt consilium eius.

Et concupierunt concu­piscentiam in deserto, et tentauerunt deum in ina­quoso.

Et dedit eis petitionem ipsorum, & misit saturita­tem in animas eorum.

Et irritauerunt Moy­sen in eastris, Aaron san­ctum domini.

Aperta est terra, & de­glutiuit Dathan, & ope­ruit super congregation [...] ̄ Abiron.

Et exarsit ignis in synagoga eorum, flamma com­bussit peccatores.

Et fecerunt vitulum in Oreb, & adorauerunt s [...]ulptile.

Et mutauerunt gloriam suam, in similitudinem vituli comedentis fenum.

Obliti sunt deum qui sal [...]auit eos, qui fesit ma­gnalia in Egypto, mirabilia in terra Cham, terri­bilia in mari tubro.

[Page] Et dixit vt disperderet eos, si non Moyses electꝰ eius stetisset in cōfractione in conspectu eius.

Vt auerteret iram eius, ne disperderet eos: & pro nihilo habuerunt terram desiderabilem.

Non crediderunt verbo eius, & murmurauerūt in tabernaculis suis: non ex audierunt vocem domini.

Et eleuauit manum suā super eos, vt prosterneret eos in deserto.

Et vt dei [...]ceret semen eorum in nationibus, & di­sperderet eos in regioni­bus.

Et īiciati sūt Beel Phegor, & comederunt sacrifi­cia mortuorum.

Et irritauerunt eum in adinuentionibus suis, & multiplicata est in eis ruina.

Et stetit Phinees, & placuit, & cessauit quassatio.

Et reputatum est ei in iustitiam, in generatione & generationem vsque in sempiternum.

Et irritauerunt eum ad aquas contradictionis, & vexatus est Moyses pro­pter eos, quia exacerbauerunt spiritum eius.

[Page xciii] Et distinxit in labiis su­is: non disperdiderunt gē tes quas dixit dominus illis.

Et commixti sunt inter gentes, & didicerunt ope­ra eorū, & seruierunt sculptilibus eorum, & factum est illis in scandalum.

Et immolauerunt filios suos et filias suas demo­niis.

Et effuderunt sanguinē innocentem, sanguinem filiorum suorum & filiarū suarum, quas sacrificaue­runt sculptilibus Cha­naam.

Et interfecta est terra in sanguinibus, & contami­nata est in operibus eo (rum), & fornicati sunt in adinuē tionibus suis.

Et iratus est furore do­minus in populum suum, & abhominatus est hereditatem suam.

Et tradidit eos in manꝰ gentium, & dominati sunt eorum qui oderunt eos.

Et tribulauerūt eos ini­mici eorum, et humiliati sunt sub manibus eorum.

Sepe liberauit eos, ipsi autem exacerbauerūt eū in consilio suo, & humilia­ti sunt in iniquitatibus suis.

[Page] Et vidit cum tribularentur, & audiuit orationem eorum.

Et memor fuit testamen­ti sui, & penituit eum se­cundum multitudinem misericordie sue.

Et dedit eos in miseri­cordias, in conspectu oim qui ceperant eos.

Saluos fac nos domine deus noster, & congrega nos de nationibus.

Vt confiteamur nomini sancto tuo, & gloriemur in laude tua.

Benedictus dominus de­us Israel a seculo & vs (que) in seculum, & dicet omnis populus: fiat, fiat.

Halleluya. Halle­luya.

¶ [...].

Confiremini domine quoniam bonus, quo niam in seculum miseri­cordia eius.

Dicant qui redempti sūt a domino, quos redemit de manu inimicorum: de regionibus congregauit eos.

[Page xciiii] A solis ortu & occasu, ab aquilone & mari.

Errauerunt in solitudi­ne, in inaquoso, viam ciuitatis habitaculi non in­uenerunt.

Esurientes & sitientes, anima eorum in ip [...]is de­fecit.

Et clamauerunt ad dominum cum tribularentur, et de necessitatibus eorū [...]ripuit eos.

Et deduxit eos in viam rectam, vt irent in ciuitatem habitationis.

Confiteātur domino mi­sericordie eius, & mirabi­lia eius filijs hominum.

Quia satiauit animam inanem, & animam esuri­entem satiauit bonis.

Sedentes in tenebris & vmbra mortis, vinetos in mendicitate & ferro.

Quia exacerbauerūt eloquia dei, & consilium al­tissimi irritauerunt.

Et humiliatum est in la­boribus cor eorum, & in­firmati sunt, nec fuit qui adiuuaret.

Et clamauerunt ad dominum cum tribularentur, et de necessitatibus eorū liberauit eos.

[Page] Et eduxit eos de tene­bris & vmbra mortis, et vincula eorum dirupit.

Confiteātur domino mi­sericordie eius, & mirabi­lia eius filiis hominum.

Quia contriuit portas ereas, & vectes ferreos confregit.

Suscepit eos de via ini­quitatis eorum: propte [...] iniusticias etenim suas humiliati sunt.

Omnē escam abhomina­ta est anima eorum: & ap­propinquauerunt vs (que) ad portas mortis.

[...]t clamauerunt ad domi­ [...]um cum tribularentur, & de necessitatibus eorum liberauit eos.

[...]isit verbum suum, & sa­nauit eos, & eripuit eos de interitionibus eorum.

Confiteantur domino misericordie eius, & mirabi­lia eius filijs hominum.

Et sacrificent sacrificiū laudis, & annuncient opera eius in exultatione.

Qui descendunt mare in nauibus, facientes operationem in aquis multis.

Ipsi viderunt opera do­mini, & mirabilia eius in profundo.

[Page xcv] Dixit, & stetit spiritus procelle, & exaltati sunt fluctus eius.

Ascendunt vs (que) ad celos & descendunt vs (que) ad abissos, anima eorū in malis tabescebat.

Turbati sunt & moti sūt sicut ebrius, & omnis sa­pientia eorum deuorata est.

Et clamauerunt ad dominum cum tribularentur, & de necessitatibus eorū eduxit eos.

[...]t statuit procellā eius in auram, & siluerunt flu­ctus eius.

Et letati sunt quia filue­runt, & deduxit eos in portum voluntatis eorum.

Confiteantur domino n [...]sericordie eius, & mirabi­lia eius filijs hominum.

Et exaltent eum in ecclesia plebis, & in cathedra semorum laudent eum.

Posuit flumina in desertum, & exitus aquarum insitim.

[...]erram fructiferā in salsuginem a malicia habi­tantium in ea.

Posuit desertum in sta­gna aquarum, et terram sine aqua in exitus aqua­rum.

[Page] Et collocauit illic esuri­entes, & constituerunt ci­uitatem habitationis.

Et seminauerunt agros & plantauerunt vineas, & fecerunt fructum nati­uitatis.

Et benedixit eis, & mul­tiplicati sunt nimis, & iu­menta eorum non mino­rauit.

Et pauci facti sunt, & ve­xati sunt a tribulacione malorum et dolore.

Effusa est contētio super principes, & errare fecit eos in inuio & nō in via.

Et adiuuit pauperem de inopia, & posuit sicut ones familias.

Videbunt recti & letabū ­tur, & omnis iniquitas o­pilabit os suum.

[...]uis sapiēs & custodiet hec, & intelliget miseri­cordias domini.

¶ [...]

PAratum cor meum deus, paratū cor me­um, cantabo & psallam in gloria mea.

Exurge psalterium & cy­thara, exurgam diluculo.

Confitebor tibi in populis domine, & psallā tibi in nationibus.

[Page xcvi] Quia magna est super celos misericordia tua, et vs (que) ad nubes veritas tua.

Exultare super celos deus, & super omnem terrā gloria tua.

Et liberētur dilecti tui: saluum fac dextera tua & exaudi me.

Deus loquutꝰ est in san­cto suo: Exultabo & diui­dam Sichimam, & conual­lem tabernaculorum di­metiar.

Deus est Balaad, & meꝰ est Manasses, & Ephraim susceptio capitis mei.

Iuda rex meus: Moab lebes spei mei.

In Idumeam extendam calciamentum meum: mi­hi alienigene amie [...] facti sunt.

Quis deducet me in ciuitatem munitam? quis de­ducet me vs (que) in Idume­am.

Sonne tu deus qui repulisti nos? et non exibis deus in virtutibus no­stris?

[...]a nobis auxilium de tribulatione, quia vana salus hominis.

In deo faciemus virtutē et ipse ad nihilum dedu­cet immicos nostros.

¶ [...]

[Page] DEus laudem meam ne tacueris, qui os peccatoris & os dolosi su­per me apertum est.

Loquuti sunt aduersum me lingua dolosa, & sermonibus odij circunderunt me, & expugnauerunt me gratis.

Pro eo vt me diligerent detrahebant mihi, ego au­tem orabam.

Et posuerunt aduersum me mala pro bonis, & odiū pro dilectione mea.

Cōstitue super eum pec­catorem, & diabolus steta dextris eius.

Cum iudicatur, exeat cō ­demnatus, & oratio eius fiat in peccatum:

Fiant dies eius pauci, & episcopatum eius accipi­at alter.

Fiant filij eius orphani et vxor eius vidua.

Nutantes transferātur filij eius, et mendicent, eijciantur de habitatio­nibus suis.

Scrutetur fenerator om­nem substantiam eius, et diripiant alieni labores eius.

[Page xcvii] Non sit illi adiutor, nec sit qui misereatur pupil­lis eius.

Fiant nati eiꝰ in interi­tum, in ganeratione vna deleatur nomen eius.

In memoriam redeat iniquitas patrum eius in cō spectu domini, & peccatum matris eiꝰ non deleatur.

Fiant contra dn̄m sem­per, et dispereat de terra memoria eorum, pro eo qd nou est recordatus facere misericordiam.

Et persequutus est hominem inopem & mēdicum, et compunctum corde, mortificare.

Et dilexit maledictionē, & veniet et: & noluit be­nedictionem, & elongabi­tur ab eo.

Et indu [...]t maledictionem sicut vestimētum: & intra­uit sicut aqua in interio­ta eius, et sicut oleum in ossibus eius.

Fiat ei sicut vestimētum quo operitur, & sicut zona qua semper precingitur.

Hoc opus eorum qui de­trahunt mihi apud dn̄m, et qui loquūtur mala ad­uersus animam meam.

Et tu domine fac me cum propter nomē tuum, quia suauis est mīa tua.

[Page] Libera me, quia egenus et pauper ego sum, et cormeum cōturbatum est in­tra me.

Sicut vmbra cum decli­nat, ablatus sum, & excus­sus sum sicut locuste.

Genua mea īfirmata sūt a ieiunio, & caro mea im­mutata est propter oleum.

Et ego factus sum opprobrium illis: viderunt me, et mouerunt capita sua.

Adiuna me domine deus meus, saluum me fac secū dum misericordiam tuam.

[...] sciāt quia manus tua hec, et tu domine fecisti eam.

[...]aledicent illi, et tu be­nedices: qui insurgunt in me, confundantur, seruus autem tuus letabitur.

[...]nduantur qui detrahūt mihi, pudore: et eperian­tur sicut diploide confu­sione sua.

[...]ōfitebor domino nimis in ore meo, et in medio multorum laudabo eum.

[...]ui astitit a dextris pauperis, vt saluam faceret a persequentibꝰ animam meam.

¶ [...]

DIxit dominus domi­no meo: sede a dex­tris meis.

[Page xcviii] Donec ponam inimicos tuos, scabellum pedū tuo­rum.

Virgam virtutis tue e­mittet dominus ex Sion, dominare in medio inimicorum tuorum.

Tecum principium ī die virtutis tue in splendoribus sanctorum, ex vtero ante luciferum genui te.

Iurauit dominus, et non penitebit eū: tu es sacer­dos in eternum secūdum ordinem Melchisedech.

Dominꝰ a dextris tuis, confregit in die sue re­ges.

Iudicabit in nationibꝰ, implebit ruinas, con­quassabit capita in terra multorum.

[...]e torrente in via vi­bet: propterea exaltabit caput.

Halleluya.

¶ [...]

COnfitebor tibi domi­ne ī toto corde meo, in consilio iustorum & congregatione.

Magna opera dn̄i, ex qui [...]ta in omnes voluntates e [...]s.

[Page] Confessio & magnificen­tia opus eius, & iusticia eius manet in seculum seculi.

Memoriam fecit mirabi­lium suorum misericors & miserator dominus, escam dedit timentibus.

Memor erit in seculū te­stamēti sui, virtutem operum suorum annunci abit populo suo.

Vt det illis hereditatem gentium, opera manuum eius veritas & iudicium.

[...]idelia omnia mandata eius, confirmata in secu­lum seculi, facta in veri­tate & equitate.

Redemptionem misit do­minus populo suo, mandauit ineternum restamen­tum suum.

[...]anc [...]um & terr [...]bile no­men eius, initium sapientie timor domini.

Intellectus bonus om­nibus facientibus cum, laudatio eiꝰ manet in se­culum seculi.

Halleluya.

¶Psalmus . [...]x [...]

BEatus vir qui timet dominum, in manda­tis eius volet nimis.

Potens in terra erit se­men eius, generatio re­ctorum benedicetur.

[Page xcix] Gloria & diuitie in domo eius, & iustitia eius ma­net in seculum seculi.

Exortum est in tenebris lumen rectis corde, mise­ricors et miserator et iu­stus.

Iocundus homo qui miseretur & commodat, dispo­net sermones suos in iudicio, quia ineternum non commouebitur.

In memoria eterna erit iustus, ab a [...]ditione mala non timebit.

Paratum cor eius spera­re in domino, confirmatū est cor eius, non commouebitur, donec despiciat inimicos suos.

Dispersit, dedit pauperibus, iustitia eius manet in seculum seculi, cornu e­ius exaltabitur in glo­ria.

Peccator videbit, & ira­scetur, dentibus suis fre­met & tabescet, desideriū peccatorum peribit.

Halleluya.

¶Psalmus . [...].

[Page] LAudated pueri domi­num, laudate nomen domini.

Sit nomen domini bene­dictum, ex hoc nunc & vs (que) in seculum.

Asolis ortu vsque ad oc­casum, laudabile nomen domini.

Excelsus & super omnes gentes dominus, & super celos gloria eius.

[...]nis sicut dūs deus no­ster, qui in altis habitar? & humilia respicit in celo & in terra.

Suscitans a terra inopē & be stercore erigens pauperem.

Vt collocet eum cum principibus, cum principibus populi sui.

Qui habitare facit steri­lem in domo, marrem fi­liorum letantem.

Halleluya.

¶ [...]

IN exitu Israel de Egypto, domus Ia­cob de populo barbaro.

[Page c] Aacta est iudea sanctificatio eius, Israel potestas eius.

Mare vidit & fugit, Ior­danis conuersus est re­trorsum.

Montes exultauerūt vt arietes, & colles sicut a­gni ouium.

Quid est tibi mare quod fugisti, & tu Iordams qr conuersus es retrorsum?

[...]ontes exultastis vt a­rietes, & colles sicut agni ouium.

A facie domini mota est terra, a facie dei Iacob.

Qui conuertit petram in stagna aquarum, & rupem in fontes aquarum.

[...]on nobis domine, nō no bis: sed nomini tuo da gloriam.

Super misericordia tua & veritate tua, nequando dieant gentes: vbi est de­us eorum?

Deus autem noster in celo: omnia quecunque voluit, fecit.

[...]imulachra gentium ar­gentum & aurum, opera manuum hominum.

[...]s habent, & non loquentur▪ oculos habent et non videbunt.

[Page] Aures habent & non au­dient: nares habent & nō adorabunt.

Manus habent, et non palpabunt: pedes habēt, & non ambulabunt, nō clamabunt in gutture suo.

Similes illis fiāt qui faciunt ea, & omnes qui confidunt in eis.

Domus Israel sperauit in domino: adiutor eorum & protector eorum est.

Domus Aaron sperauit in domino: adintor eorum & protector eorum est.

Qui timēt dominum, sperauerunt in domino, adiutor eorum & protector eo­rum est.

Dominus memor fuit nostri, et benedixit nobis.

Benedixit domui Israel, benedixit domui Aaron.

Benedixit omnibus qui timent dominum, pusillis cum maioribus.

Adiiciat dominus super vos, super vos, & super filios vestros.

Benedicti vos a dn̄o, qui fecit celum & terram.

[Page ci] Celum celi domino, ter­ram autem dedit filiis hominum.

Non mortui laudabunt te domine, neque omnes qui descendunt in infer­num.

Sed nos qui viuimus benedicimus domino, ex hoc nunc et vs (que) in seculum.

Halleluya.

¶ [...]

DIlexi, quoniam exaudiet dominus vocem orationis mee.

Quia inclinauit aurem suam mihi, & in diebus me is inuocabo.

[...]undederunt me dolo [...] mortis, & pericula in­fernī inuenerunt me.

Tribulationem & dolorē inueni, & nomen domini inuocaui.

O domine libera animam meam: misericors dominꝰ & iustus, & deus noster miseretur.

[...]ustodiens paruulos dominus: humiliatus sum, & liberauit me.

[...]onuertere anima mea in requiem tuam, quia dominus benefecit tibi.

[Page] Quia eripuit animā me­am de morte, oculos meos a lachrymis, pedes meos a lapsu.

Placebo domino in regione viuorum.

Halleluya.

¶Psalmus .cxv.

CRedidi, ꝓpter quod loquutꝰ sum, ego au­tem humiliatus sum ni­mis.

Ego dixi in excessu meo: omnis homo mendax.

Qui retribuam domino, pro omnibus que retribuit mihi?

Calicem salutaris acci­piam, & nomen domini in­uocabo.

[...]ota mea domino reddā coram omni populo eius: preciosa in conspectu do­mini mors sanctorum e­ius.

O domine, quia ego ser­uus tuus, ego seruus tuꝰ & filius ancille tue.

[...]irupisti vincula mea: tibi sacrificabo hostiā laudis, & nomen domini inuo cabo.

[...]ota mea domino reddā in conspectu omnis popu­li eius, in atriis domus domini, in medio tui Hie­rusalem.

Halleluya.

¶Psalmus .cxvi.

LAudate dominsi om­nes gētes, laudate eum omnes populi.

Quoniam confirmata est super nos misericordia eius, et veritas domini manet in eternum.

Halleluya.

¶Psalmus .cxvij.

COnfitemini domino quoniam bonus, quoniam in seculum miseri­cordia eius.

Dicat nunc Israel quo­niam bonus, quoniam in seculū misericordia eius.

Dicat nunc domus Aarō quoniam in seculum misericordia eius.

Dicant nunc omnes qui timent dominum, quoniā in seculum misericordia eius.

Ne tribulatione inuo­caui dominum, & exaudi­uit me in latitudine do­minus.

Dominus mihi adiutor, non timebo quid faciat mihi homo.

Dominus mihi adiutor, & ego despiciam inimicos meos.

Bonum est confidere in domino, quam confidere in homine.

[Page] Bonum est sperare in do­mino, quā sperare in principibus.

Omnes gentes circuie­runt me, & in nomine do­mini, quia vltus sum in eos.

Circundantes circunde­derunt me, & in nomine domini quia vltus sum in eos.

Circunderunt me sicut apes, & exarserunt sicut ignis in spinis, & in no­mine domini, quia vltus sum in eos.

Impulsus, euersus sum, vt caderem, et dominus suscepit me.

Fortitudo mea et laus mea dominus, & factus est mihi in salutem.

Vox exultationis & sa­lutis in tabernaculis iu­storum.

Dextera domini fecit virtutem, dextera domini exaltauit me, dextera do­mini fecit virtutem.

[...]on moriar, sed viuam, et narrabo opera domini.

Castigans castigauit me dominus, & morti nō tra­didit me.

[Page ciii] Aperite mihi portas iu­sticie, et ingressus in eas cōfitebor domino: hec por­ta domini, iusti intrabunt in eam.

Confitebor tibi, quoniā exaudisti me, & factus es mihi in salutem.

[...]apidem quem reproba­uerunt edificātes, hic fa­ctus est in caput anguli.

[...]domino factū est istud et est mirabile in oculis nostris.

[...]ec est dies quam fecit dominus, exultemus et letemur in ea.

[...]domine saluum me fac: O domine bene prospera­re: benedictus qui veni [...] nomine domini.

Bene [...]irimus vobis de domo domini, deus domi­nus & illuxit nobis.

[...]onstituite diem solen­nem in condensis vs (que) ad cornu altaris.

Deus meus es tu, & confitebor tibi: deus meus es tu, & exaltabote.

Confitebor tibi. quoniā exaudisti me, & factus es mihi in salutem.

[Page] Cōfitemini domino, quo­niam bonus, quoniam in seculū misericordia eius.

Halleluya.

¶ [...].

¶ [...]

AD dominum cū try­bularer clamaui, et exaudiuit me.

Domine libera animam [...]eam a labijs iniquis, et a lingua dolosa.

Quid detur tibi, aut quid apponatur tibi, ad linguam dolosam?

Sagitte potentis acute, cum carbonibus desola­torijs.

Heu me, quia incolatus meus prolongatus est: ha bitaui cum habitantibus Cedar, multū incola fuit anima mea, cum his qui oderunt pacem.

Eram pacificus: cum lo­quebarillis, impugnabāt me gratis.

¶Psalmus .cxx.

LEuaui oculos meos in montes: vnde ve­niet auxilium mihi?

Auxilium meū a domino qui fecit celum & terram.

Non det in commotionē pedem tuum, ne (que) dormi­ret qui custodit te.

Ecce, nō dormitabit ne (que) dormiet, [...] custodit Israel.

Dominus custodit te, do­minus protectio tua suꝑ manum dexteram tuā.

[...]er diem sol nō vret te, ne (que) luna per noctem.

Dominus custodit te ab omni malo, custodiat ani­mam tuam dominus.

Dominus custodiat in­troitum tuum et exitum tuum ex hoc nunc et vs (que) in seculum.

¶Psalmus .cxxi.

LEtatu [...] sum in his que dicta sunt mihi: in domū domini ibimus.

[...]tantes erant pedes no stri in atrijs tuis Hieru­salem.

Hierusalem que edifica­tur vt ciuitas, cuius par­ticipatio eius in idipsū.

Illuc enim ascenderunt tribus, tribus domini te­stimonium Israel ad con­fitendum nomine domini.

[Page] Quia illic sederūt sedes in iudicio sedes super do­mum Dauid.

[...]ogate que ad pacē sunt Hierusalem, & abundan­tia diligentibus te.

Eiat pax in virtute tua, et abundantia in turri­bus tuis.

Propter fratres meos & proximos meos loquebar pacem de te.

Propter domū domini dei nostri questui bona tibi.

¶Psalmus .cxxii.

AD te leuaui oculos meos. qui habitas in [...]elis.

Ecce, sicut oculi seruorū in manibus dominorum suorum, sicut ocu [...] ancille in manibus domine sue: ita oculi nos [...]i ad dominū deum nostrum, donec mi­sereatur nostri.

Miserere nostri domine, miserere nostri, quia mul­tum repleti sumus despe­ctione.

Quia multū tepleta est anima nostra: opprobriū abūdantibus & despectio superbis.

¶Psalmus .cxxiii.

[Page cxiii] NIsi quia dominꝰ erat in nobis (dicat nuno Israel) nisi quia dominus erat in nobis.

Cum exurgerent homi­nes ī nos: forte viuos de­glutissent nos.

[...]um irascere [...] furor eo­rum in nos: forsitan aqua absorbuisset nos.

[...]orrentem pertransiuit anima nostra: for sitan per transisset aīa nostra aquā intollerabilem.

Benedictus dn̄s, qui non dedit nos in captionem dentibus eorum.

[...]nima nostra sicut pas­ser erepta est de laqueo venantium.

[...]aqueus contritus est et nos liberati sumus.

[...]diutorium nostrum in noīe dn̄e: qui fecit celum et terram.

¶Psalmus .cxxiiii.

[...]Di confidūt in dn̄o, sicut mōs Sion: non cōmouebitur in eternum, [...] habitat in Hierusalem.

Montes in circuitu eius et dominus in circuitu populi sui, ex hoc nūo & vs (que) in seculum.

Quia non relinquet do­minus virgam peccato (rum) super sortem iustorum: vt non extendāt iusti ad ini­quitatem manus suas.

[Page] Benefac dn̄e bonis & re­ctis corde.

Declinantes autem, in obligationes adducet do­minus cum operantibus iniquitatem: pax super Israel.

¶Psalmus .cxxv.

IN connertendo dn̄s captiuitatem Sion, facti sumus sicut conso­lati.

Tunc repletum est gau­dio os nostrum, et lingua nostra exulratione.

Tunc dicent inter gen­tes, magnificauit dn̄s fa­cere cum eis.

Magnificauit dominꝰ fa­cere nobiscum facti sumꝰ letantes.

[...]onnerte domine capti­aitatem nostram: sicut torrens in austro.

[...]ui semināt in lachry­mis, in exultatione me­tent.

[...]untes ibant & flebant, mittentes semina sua.

Veniētes autem veniēt cum exultatione, portan­tes manipulos suos.

¶Psalmus .cxxvi.

NIsi dominus edifica­uerit domum: in va­num laborauerūt qui edi­ficant eam.

Nisi dominus custodierit cinitatem, frustra vigilat qui custodit eam.

[Page cxiiii] [...]anum est vobis ante lu tem surgere, surgite post­quam sederitis, qui man­ducatis panem doloris.

[...]ū dederit dilectis suis somnum: ecce, hereditas domini, filij: merces, fru­ctus ventris.

Sicut sagitte ī manu potentis, ita filij excusso (rum).

Beatus vir qui impleuit desiderium suum ex ipsis: non confundetur cum lo­quetur inimicis suis in porta.

¶Psalmus .cxxvii.

BEati oēs qui timent dominum: qui ambu­lant in viis eius.

Labores manuum tuarū manducabis: beatus es, et bene tibi erit.

Vxor tua sicut vitis abū dans in lateribus domus tue.

Filij tui sicut nouelle ol [...] [...]arum in circuitu mense tur.

Ecce, sic benedicetur ho­mo qui timer dominum.

Benedicat tibi dominus ex Sion, vt videas bona Hierusalem omnibꝰ die­bus vite tue.

Et videas filios filiorum tuorum: pacem super Is­rael.

¶Psalmus .cxxviii.

SEpe expugnauerūt me a iuuētute mea: dicat nunc Israel.

Sepe expugnauerūt me a iuuentute mea: etenim non potuerunt mihi.

Supra dorsum meum fa­bricauerunt peccatores: prolongauerunt iniquita tem suam.

Dominus iustus conci­det ceruices peccatorum: confundantur et conuer­tantur retrorsum omnes qui oderunt Sion.

[...]iant sicut fenum tecto­rum: quod prius (quam) euella­tur, exaruit.

[...]e quo nō impleuit ma­num suam qui metet, & si­num suum qui manipulos colliget.

[...]t non dixerunt qui pre­teribant: benedictio domini super vos, benedixi­mus vobis in nomine do­mini.

¶Psalmus .cxxix.

DEprofundis clama­ui ad te domine: do­mine exaudi vocē meam.

[...]iant aures tue inten­dendētes in vocem deprecationis mee.

[...]i iniquitates obserua­ueris domine: domine [...] sustinebit?

[Page cxv] Quia apud te propitia­tio est, & propter legem tuam sustinui te domi­ne.

[...]ustinuit anima mea in verbo eius, sperauit ani­ma mea in domino.

[...]eustodia matutina vs­que ad noctem: speret Is­rael in domino.

Quia apud dominum mi­serioordia, & copiosa apud eum redemptio.

[...]t ipse redimet Israel ex omnibus iniquitatibꝰ eius.

¶ [...].

DOmine non est exal­tatum cor meum, ne qne elati sunt oculi mei.

[...]eque ambulaui in ma­gnis, ne (que) in mirabilibus super me.

[...]i non humiliter sentie bam, sed exaltaui animam meam.

[...]icut ablactatus est su­per matrem suam, ita re­tributio in animā meā.

[...]peret Israel in domi­no, ex hoc nūc & vsque in seculum.

¶ [...].

NEmento domine Dauid, & omnis māsue­tudinis eius.

[Page] Sicut inrauit domino▪ votum vouit deo Iacob.

Si introiero tabernacu­lum domus mee, si asoendero in lectum strati mei.

Si dedero somnū oculis meis, & palpebris meis dormitationem, & requiē temporibus meis.

[...]onec inueniam locum domino, tabernaculū deo Iacob.

[...]cce audiuimus eam in Ephrata, inuenimus eā in campis silue.

[...]ntroibimus in taberua culum eius, adorabimus [...] loco vbi steterunt pe­des eius.

[...]urge domine in requiē tuam, tu & arca sa [...]ctifica­tionis tue.

Sacerdotes tui induan­tur iustitiam, & sancti tui exultent.

Propter Dauid seruum tunm, non auertas faciem Christi tui.

[...]uranit dn̄s Dauid vita tem, & nō frustrabit̄ eum: De fructu ventris tui po­nam super sedem tuam.

Si custodierint filii tui testamentum meum, & te­stimonia mea hec que do­cebo eos.

[Page cxvi] Et filii eorum vs (que) in se­culum, sedebant super se­dem tuam.

Quoniam elegit dominꝰ Sion, elegit eam in habi tationem sibi.

Hec requies mea insecu­lum seculi, hic habitabo, quoniam elegi eam.

[...]iduam eius benedicēs benedicā, & pauperes eiꝰ saturabo panibus.

[...]acerdotes eius induam salutari, & sancti eius ex­ultatione exultabunt.

[...]lluc producā cornu Da­uid. paraui lucernā Chri­sto meo.

[...]nimicos eius induam confusione, super ipsū au­tem efflorebit sanctifica [...]tio mea.

¶ [...].

ECce, quam bonum & quam iocundum, ha­bitare fratres in vnum.

[...]icut vnguentum in ca­pite, quod descēdit in bar­bam barbam Aaron.

[...]uod descendit in oram bestimenti eius: sicut ros Hermon, qui descendit in montem Sion.

[Page] Quoniam illic mandauit dominus benedictionem, et vitam vsque in secu­lum.

¶ [...]

ECce, nuno benedici­te domino, oēs serui domini.

[...]ui statis in domo domi­ni, in atriis domus dei nostri.

[...]n noctibꝰ extollite ma­nus vestras in sancta, et benedicite domino.

[...]enedicat tibi dominus ex Sion, qui fecit celum & terram.

Halleluya.

¶ [...]

[...]Audate nomen domini, laudate serui do­minum.

[...]ui statis in domo domi­ni, in atriis domus deinostri.

[...]audate dn̄m, quia bonꝰ dominus: psallite nomini eius, quoniam suaue.

[...]uoniam Iacob elegit si bi dominus, Israel in possessionem sibi.

[Page cxix] [...]uia ego cognoui, quod magnus est dominus, et deus noster pre omnibus diis.

Omnia quecunque voluit dominus, fecit in celo & in terra, in mari, & in omni­bus abyssis.

[...]ducens nubes ab extremo terre, fulgura in plu­uiam fecit.

[...]ui producit ventos de thesauris suis, qui percussit primogenita egypti ab homine vsque ad pecus.

[...]t misit signa & prodigia in medio tui Egypte, in pharaonē & in omnes ser­uos eius.

[...]ui percussit gētes m [...] tas, & occidit reges for­tes.

[...]eon regem Amorrheo­rum, & Og regem Ba­san, & omnia regna Cha­naan.

[...]t dedit terram eorum hereditatem, hereditatem populo suo.

[...]omine nomen tuum in eternū, domine memoria­le tuum in generatione & generationem.

[...]uia iudicabit dominus populum suum, & in ser­uis suis deprecabitur.

[Page] Simulachra gentiū argē tum & aurum, opera ma­nuum hominum.

Os habent & non loquentur: oculos habent et non videbunt.

Aures habent & non au­dient, ne (que) enim est spiri­tus in ore ipsorum.

[...]imiles illis fiāt qui fa­ciunt ea, & omnes qui confidunt in eis.

Domus Israel benedici­te domino, domus Aaron benedicite domino.

Domus Leui benedici­te domino, qui timetis dominum, benedicite dn̄o.

[...]enedictus dominus ex Sion, qui habitat in Hie rusalem.

Halleluya. Hal­leluya.

¶ [...]

[...]Onfitemini domino, quoniam bonus, quo niam in seculū mia eiꝰ.

[...]onfitemini deo deorū, quoniam in seculum mise­ricordia eius.

[...]ōfitemini dn̄o domino­rum, quoniam in seculum misericordia eius.

[Page cxviii] Qui facit mirabilia ma­gna solus, qm̄ in seculum misericordia eius.

Qui fecit celos in intel­lectum, quoniam in secu­lum misericordia eius.

Qui firmauit terram su­per aquas, qm̄ in seculum misericordia eius.

Qui fecit luminaria ma­gna, quoniam in seculum misericordia eius.

Solem in potestatē diei, quoniam in seculum mi­sericordia eius.

[...]unā & stellas in pote­statem noctis, qm̄ in secu­lum misericordia eius.

Qui percussit Egyptum eum primogenitis eorum, quoniam in seculum mi­sericordia eius.

Qui eduxit Israel de me dio eorūm, quoniam in se­culum misericordia eius.

In manu potenti & bra­chio ex celso, qm̄ in seculū misericordia eius.

Qui diuisit mare rubrū in diuisionis, qm̄ in secu­lum misericordia eius.

Et eduxit Israel per me­dium eius, qm̄ in seculum misericordia eius.

Et excussir Pharaonem & virtutem eius in mari, quoniam in seculum mi­sericordia eius.

[Page] Quia traduxit populum suum per desertum, quo­niam in seculum miseri­cordia eius.

[...]ui percussit reges ma­gnos, & occidit reges for­tes, quoniam in seculum misericordia eius.

[...]eon regē Amorreorum quoniam in seculum mise ricordia eius.

[...]t Og regē Basā, qm̄ in seculū misericordia eius.

[...]t dedit terram eorum hereditatem, qm̄ in sēcu­lum misericordia eius.

[...]ereditatem Israel ser­uo suo, quoniam in seculū misericordia eius.

[...]uia in humilitate no­stra memor fuit nostri, qm̄ i [...] seculum misericordia eius.

[...]t redemit nos ab ini­micis nostris, qm̄ in secu­lum misericordia eius.

[...]ui dat escam omni car­ni, quoniam in seculū mi­sericordia eius.

[...]onfitemini deo celi, qm̄ in seculum misericordia eius.

[...]onfitemini domino do­minorum, quoniam in se­culum misericordia eius.

¶ [...]

[Page cxix] SVper flumina Ba­bilonis illic sedimꝰ et fleuimus, dum recorda remur Sion.

In salicibus in medio e­ius suspendimus organa nostra.

[...]uia illic interrogaue­rūt nos qui captiuos du­xerunt nos, verba can­tionum.

[...]t qui aduxerunt nos: hymnum cātate nobis de canticis Sion.

[...]uomodo cātabimꝰ cāti­cū domini in terra aliena.

[...]i oblitus fuero tui Hierusalem, oliuioni detur dextera mea.

[...]dhereat ligua mea faucibus meis, si non memi­nero tui.

[...]i nō ꝓposuero Hieru [...]alē in prīcipio leticie mee.

Memor esto domine filio­rum Edom in die Hieru­salem.

[...]ui dicunt: exinanite, exinanite vs (que) adfunda­mentum in ea.

[...]ilia Babilonis misera beatus qui retribuet ti­bi retributionem tuā, qua retribuisti nobis.

Seatus qui tenebit et alidet paruulos suos ad petram.

¶ [...]

[Page] COnfitebor tibi domine in toto corde meo quoniam audisti verba o­ris mei.

In conspectu angelorum psallam tibi: adorabo ad templū sanctum tuum, et confitebor nomini tuo.

Super misericordia tua & veritate tua, quoniam magnificasti super omne nomen sanctum tuum.

Inquacun (que) die inuoca­uero te, exaudi me, multi­plicabis in anima mea virtutem.

Confiteantur tibi domi­ne omnes reges terre, quia audierūt omnia ver­ba oris tui.

[...]t cantent in vijs domi­ni, quoniā magna est glo­ria domini.

Quoniam excellius domi nus, & humilia respicit, & alta a longe cognoscit.

Si ambulauero in medio tribulatiōis, viuisicabis me, & super iram inimico­rum meorū extendisti ma num tuam, & saluum me fecit dextera tua.

Dominus terribuet pro me domine, misericordia tua in seculum, et opera manuum tuarum ne de­spicias.

¶Psalmus .cxxxviii.

DOmine probasti me, & cognouisti me: tu [...]ognouisti sessionē meā, & resurrectionem meam.

Intellexisti cogitatiōes meas de longe, semitam meam, & fumculum meum inuesti gasti.

Et oēs vias meas preui disti, quia non est sermo in lingua mea.

Ecce domine, tu cognoui­sti omnia, nouissima, & an tiqua: tu formasti me, et posuisti super me manum tuam.

Mirabilis facta est scien tia tua ex me, conforrata est, & non potero ad eam.

[...]uo ibo a spiritu tuo, et quo a facie tua fugiam.

Si ascendero in celū, tu illices: si descendero ad infernum, ades.

Si sumpsero pēnas me­as diluculo, & habitauero in extremis maris:

Et enim illuc manus tua deducet me, & tenebit me dextera tua.

Et dixi: forsitan renebre conculcabunt me, et nic illuminatio mea in deli­tijs meis.

[Page] Quia tenebre non obscurabuntur a te, & nox sicut dies illuminabitur: sicut tenebre eius ita & lumen eius.

Quia tu possedisti renes meos, suscepisti me de vtero matris mee.

[...]onfitebor tibi, quia ter ribiliter magnificatꝰ es: mirabilia opera tua, & aīa mea cognoscet nimis.

[...]on est occultatū os me­um a te quod fecisti in oc­culto, & substantia mea in inferioribus terre.

[...]mperfectum meum vi­derunt oculi tui, & in li­bro tuo omnes scribentur dies formabuntur et ne­mo in eis.

[...]ihi autem nimis hono rificati sunt am [...] tui de­us, nimis conforratus est principatus eorum.

[...]inumerabo eos, & su­per arenam multiplica­buntur: exurrexi, & adhuc sum tecum.

[...]i occideris deus pecca­tores? viri sanguinū de­clinate a me.

[...]uia dicitis in cogita­tione: accipiant in vani­tate ciuitas suas.

[...]ōne qui oderunt te do­mine, oderā et super ini­micos tuos tabescebam?

[Page cxxi] Perfecto odio oderam il­los, inimici facti sunt mi­hi.

Proba me deus, et scito [...]or meum: interroga me, & cognosce semitas meas.

Et vide, si via iniquita­tis in me est, et deduc me in via eterna.

¶Psalmus .cxxxix.

ERipe me domine ab homine malo: a viro iniquo eripe me.

Qui cogitauerūt iniqui­tates in corde, tota die cō stituebant prelia.

Acuerunt linguas suas sicut serpentes, venenum aspidum sub labiis eo (rum).

Custodi me dn̄e de manu peccatoris, et ab homini­bus iniquis eripe me.

Qui cogitauerunt sup­plantate gressus meos, absconderunt superbi la­queum mihi.

Et funes extenderūt in lāqueum, iuxta iter scan­dalum posuetunt mihi.

Dixi domino: deus meꝰ es tu, exaudi domine vo­cem deprecationis mee.

Domine domine virtus salutis mee, obumbrasti super caput meum in die belli.

[Page] Non tradas me domine a desiderio meo peccatori: cogitauerunt contra me, ne de relinquas me, ne for te exaltentur.

Caput circuitus eorum: labor labiorum ipso (rum) ope riet eos.

Vadent super eos carbo nes, in ignem deiicies eos in miseriis non sub­sistent.

Vir linguosus non diri­getur in terra: virum in­uistum mala capiēt in in­teritu.

[...]ognoui, quia faciet do­minus iudicium inopis, et vindictam pauperum.

[...]eruntamen iusti confi­tebuntur nomini tuo: et habitabunt recti cum vul tu tuo.

¶Pslmus .cxl.

DOmine clamaui ad te, exandi me: inten de voci mee cum clamaue to ad te.

Dirigatur oratio mea si cut incensum in conspe­ctu tuo, eleuatio manuum mearum sacrificium ve­spertinum.

[...]one domine custodiam ori meo, et ostium circun­stantie labus meis.

Non declines cor meum in verba malicie, ad excusandas excusationes in peccatis.

[Page cxxii] Cum hominibus operantibus iniquitatem: & non communicabo cum electis eorum.

Corripiet me iustus in misericordia, et increpa­bit me: oleum autem pec­catoris non impinguet caput meum.

Q [...]uoniam adhuc et ora­tio mea in beneplacitis eorum, absorpti sunt iun­cti petre iudices eorum.

Audiēt verba mea, quo­niam potuerūt: sicut crassi tudo terre erupta est su­per terram.

Dissipata sunt ossa no­stra secus infernum, quia ad te domine domine ocu­li mei, in te speraui, non auferes animam meam.

Custodi me a laqueo quē statuerunt mihi: et a scan dalis operantium imqui­tatem.

Cadent in retiaculo eiꝰ peccatores: singulariter ego sum donec transeam.

¶Psalmus .cxli.

VOce mea ad dominū clamaui: voce mea ad dominum deprecatus sum.

Effundo in conspectu eiꝰ [...]rationem meam, et tribu lationem meam ante ip̄m pronuncio.

[Page] In deficiendo ex me spi­ritum meum: et tu cogno­uisti semitas meas.

In via hac qua ambula­bam, absconderunt super­bi laqueum mihi.

Considerabam ad dexte­ram et videbam, et non erat qui cognosceret me.

Periit fuga a me, et non est qui requirat animam meam.

[...]lamaui ad te domine, dixi: tu es spes mea, por­tio mea in terra viuen­tium.

[...]ntende ad deprecatio­nem meam: quia humilia­tus sum nimis.

[...]ibera me a persequen­tibus me: quia confortati sunt super me.

[...]duc de custodia animam meam, ad consitendum no mini tuo: me expectāt iu­sti, donec retribuas mihi.

¶Psalmus .cxlii.

DOmine exaudi ora­tionem meam, auri­bus percipe obsecratio­nem, meam, in veritate tua exaudi me in tua iu­sticia.

Et ne intres in iudiciō cum seruo tuo: quia non iustificabitur in cōspectu tuo omnis viuens.

[Page cxxiii] Quia persequutꝰ est ini­mious animam meam, hu­miliauit in terra vitam meam.

Collocauit me in obscu­cis sicut mortuos seculi, & anxiatus est super me spiritus meus: in me turba­tum est cor meum.

Memor fui dierum anti­quorū, meditatus sum in omnibus operibus tuis, in factis manuum tuarū meditabar.

Expādi manus meas ad te: anima mea sicut terra sine aqua tibi.

Velociter exaudi me do­mine defecit spiritus me­us.

Non auertas faciem tuā a me, & similis ero desce [...] dentibus in lacum.

Anditam fac mihi mane iuisericordiam tuam, quia in te speraui.

[...]tam fac mihi viam in qua ambulem, quia ad te leuaui animam, meam.

Aripe me de inimicis me is domine, ad te confugi, doce me facere voluntatē tuam, quia deus meus es tu.

Spiritus tuus bonꝰ de­ducet me in terram rectā: propter nomen tuum do­mine vinificabis me in e­quitate tua.

[Page] Educes de tribulatione animam meā, & in miseri­cordia tua disperdes oēs inimicos meos.

Et perdes omnes qui tri bulant animā meam, quo­niā ego seruus tuus sū.

¶Psalmus .cxliii.

BEnedictus dominus deus meus, qui docer manus meas ad prelium, et digitos meos ad vel­lum.

Misericordia mea & refugium meum, suceptor me­us & liberator meus.

Protector meus, & in ip­so speraui: qui subdis po­pulum meum sub me.

Domine, quid est homo quia innotuisti ei, aut fi­lius hominis, quia repu­tas eum?

Homo vanitati similis factus est, dies eiꝰ sicut vmbra pretereunt.

Domine inclina celos tuos & descende: tange montes, & fumigabunt.

Fulgura coruscationem & dissipabo eos: emitte sagittas tuas, & conturba­bis eos.

[Page cxxiiii] Emitte manum tuam de alto, eripe me, & libera me de aquis multis, & de ma­nu siliorum alienorum.

Quorum os loquutum est vanitatem, & dextera eo (rum) dextera iniquitatis.

Deus canticum nouū cā tabo tibi, in psalterio de­cachordo psallam tibi.

Qui das salutē regibꝰ, qui redemisti Dauid ser­uum tuum, de gladio mali gno eripe me.

Et erue me de manu fi­siorum alienorum, quorū os loquutum est vanitatē, & dextera eorum dextera iniquitatis.

Quorum filii sicut nouelo le plantationes in iuuen­tute sua.

Ailie eor̄um composite, circumornate vt similitu­do rempli.

Promptuaria eorum ple na, eructantia ex hoc in il lud.

Oues eorum ferose, abundantes in gressibus suis: boues eorum crasse.

Non est ruina macerie, neque transitus, neque clamor in plateis eo (rum).

Beatum direrunt popu­lum cui hec sunt, beatus populus ciuus dominus deus eius.

¶Psalmus .cxliiii.

Exaltabo te dn̄e [...]eu [...] meus rex, & benedi­cam nominini tuo in seculum et in seculum secu­li.

Per singulos dies bene­dicam tibi, & laudabo no­mē tuum in seculum & in seculum seculi.

Magnus dominus & lan dabilis nimis, & magnitudinis eius non est finis.

Generatio et generatio laudabit opera tua, & po­tentiam tuam pronuncia­bunt.

Magnificentiā glorie sā ­ctitatis tue loquentur, & mirabilia tua narrabunt.

Et virtutem terribilium tuorum dicent, & magni­tudinem tuam [...]arrabūt.

Memoriā abundantie su auitatis tue ecuctabūt, & iusticia tua exultabunt.

Miserator & misericors, patiens, & multum mise­ricors.

Suauis dominus vniuersis, & miserationes eius super omnia opera eius.

Confiteātur tibi domine ola opera tua, & sancti tui benedicant tibi.

[Page xcxxv] Gloriam regni tui dicēt, & potentiam tuam loquentur.

Vt notam faciant filiis hominum potentiam tuā, & gloriam magnificentie regni tui.

Regnum tuum regnum omnium seculorum, & do­minatio tua in omni generatione & generationem.

Fidelis dominus in om­nibus verbis suis, & san­ctus in omnibꝰ operibus suis.

Alleuat dominus omnes qui corruunt, & erigit omnes elisos.

Oculi omnium in te spe­rant domine, & tu das e­scam illorum in tempore oportuno.

Aperis tu manum tuā, & imples omne animal be­nedictione.

Iustus dominus in om­nibꝰ viis suis, & sanctus in omnibꝰ operibus suis.

Prope est dominus omni bus inuocantibus eum, omnibus inuocātibus eū in veritate.

Voluntatem timentium se faciet, & deprecationem eorum exaudiet, & saluos faciet eos.

[Page] Custodit dominꝰ omnes diligētes se, & omnes pes catores disperdet.

Laudationem domini lo­quetur [...]s meum, & bene­dicat omnis caro nomini sancto eius in seculum et in seculum seculi.

Halleluya.

¶Psalmus .cxl [...].

LAuda anima mea dominum: laudabo do­minum in vita mea, psal­lam deo meo quam diu fu­ero.

[...]olite confidere in principibus, in filiis hominū in quibus non est salus.

[...]xibit spiritus eius, erreuertetur in terram su­am: in illa die per omnes cogitationes eorum.

[...]eatus, cui [...]s deus Ia­cob adiutor eius: spes eiꝰ in domino deo ipsius, qui fecit celum & terram, ma­te & omnia [...] in eis sunt.

Qui custodit veritatē in se culum, facit indiciū iniuriam pariētibus, dat escā esurientibus.

Domi nus soluir compe­ditos, dominus illuminat cecos.

[Page cxxvi] Dominus erigit elisos, dominus diligit iustos.

Dominus custodit adue­nas, pupillum & viduam suscipiet, & vias peccato­rum disperdet.

Regnabit dominꝰ in se­culum, deus tuus Sion in omni generatione et generationem.

Halleluya.

¶Psalmus .cxl [...].

LAudate dominum, quoniam bonus est psalmus deo nostro: sit in cunda decora (que) laudatio.

Edificans Hierusalē do­minus, dispersiones Israel congregabit.

Qui sanat contritos cor­de, & alligat contritiones eorum.

Qui numeratmultitudi­nem stella [...]um, & omnibꝰ eis nomina vocans.

Magnꝰ dominus noster et magna virtus euis, et sapientie eius non est numerus.

Suscipiens mansuetos dominus: humilians aūt pecoatores vs (que) ad terrā.

Preciuite domino iu cō ­fessione, psallite deo no­stro in cithara.

[Page] Qui operit celum nubi­bus, et parat terre plu­uiam,

Qui producit in monti­bus fenum, & herbam seruituti hominum.

Qui dat iumētis escam ipsorū, & pullis coruorum innocantibus eum.

Non in fortitudine equi voluntatem habebit, nec in tibijs viri beneplaci­tum erit ei.

Beneplacitū est domino super timentes eum, & in eis qui sperant super mi­sericordia eius.

Halleluya.

¶ [...].

LAuda Hierusalē do­minum, lauda deum tuum Sion.

Quoniam confortauit seras portarum tuarum, benedixit filijs this in te.

Qui posuit finos tuos pacem, & adipe frumenti satiat te.

Qui emittit eloquiū suū terre, velociter ourrit sermo eius.

Quibat niuem ficut la­nam, nebulam sicut cine­rem spargit.

Mittit crystallum suam sicut buco [...]llas: ante fa­ciem frigoris eius quis sustinebit?

[Page cxxvii] Emittet verbum suum, & liquefaciet ea: flabit spiritus eius, et fluēt aque.

Qui annunciat verbum suum Iacob, iusticias et iudicia sua Israel.

Non fecit taliter omni nacioni, & iudicia sua non manifestauit eis.

Halleluya.

¶Psalmus .cxlvii [...].

LAudate dn̄m de celis laudate eū ī excelsis

Laudate eū omnes an­geli eius, laudate eū om­nes virtutes eius.

Laudate eum sol & luna, laudate eum omnes stelle & lumen.

Laudate eum celi celorū et aque que super celos sunt, laudent nomen do­mini.

Quia ipse dixit, et facta sunt: ipse mandauit, et creata sunt.

Statuit ea in seculum et in seculum seculi, precep­tum posuit, & non prete­ribit.

Laudate dn̄m de terra, dracones & omnes abissi.

Ignis, grando, ni [...], gla­cies, & spiritus procella­rum, que faciunt verbum eius.

Montes & oēs colles, li­gna fructifera et omnes cedri.

[Page] Bestie & vniuērsa peco­ra, serpentes & volucres pennate.

Beges terre et omnes populi, principes et om­nes iudices terre.

Luuenes & virgines, senes cū iunioribus laudāt nomen domini, quia exal­tatū est nomē eiꝰ solius.

Confessio eius super ce­lum & terram, & exaltauit cornu populi sui.

Hymnus omnibus san­ctis eius, filijs Israel po­pulo appropinquāti sibi.

Halleluya.

¶Psalmus .cxlix.

CAntate dn̄o canticū nouum, laus eius in ecclesia sanctorum.

[...]etetur Israel in eo qui fecit eum, et filijs Sion exultent in rege suo.

Laudent nomen eius in choro, in tympano & psal­terio psallant ei.

[...]uia beneplacitū est domino in populo suo et ex­altauit mansuetos in sa­lutem.

Exaltabunt sancti in gloria, letabuntur in cubili­bus suis.

Exultationes dei in gutture eorū, & gladij ancipites in manibus eorum.

[Page cxxviii] Ad faciendam vindictam [...]n nationibus, increpa­ [...]iones in populis.

Ad alligados reges eo­rum in compedibus, & nobiles eorum in manicis ferreis.

Vt faciant in eis iudici­um conscriptū: gloria hec est omnibus sanctis eiꝰ.

Halleluya.

¶Psalmus [...]

LAudate dominum in sanctis eius, lauda­te eum in firmamēto vir­tutis euis.

Laudate eum in virtuti bus eius, laudate eum se cundum multitudinē ma­gnitudinis eius.

Laudate eum in sono tu be, laudate eum in psalte rio et cithara.

Laudate eū in tympano & choro, laudate eum in chordis & or [...]ano.

Laudate eū in cymbalis be nesonantibus, laudate eum in cumbalis iubila­lationis: omnis spiritus laudet dominum.

Halleluya.

¶The [...]

BLessed is y^e man, that hath not gone in the coūsaill of the vngod­ly, & hath not stand in the waye of synners, and hath not syt in the chayre of pestilence.

[...]ut hys delite is in the lawe of the lorde, and in his lawe wyll he exercise hym selfe daye & nyght.

And he shalbe as a tre y^t is planted by y^e ryuers of waters, which shall yelde hys frute in hys due tyme.

And hys leafe shall not fall a­waye, and all thynges whatsoe­uer he shall take in hande shall prospere.

So shall not y^e vngodly do, they shall not do so: but they shalbe e­uen as the dust which the wynde dryueth from of the erthe.

Therfore do not y^e vngodly stāde vp in iudgement, nether synners in the coūsaill of the ryghteous.

For the lorde knoweth y^e waye of the ryghteous, and the waye of the vngodly shall perysh.

¶The [...] Psalme▪

THy haue the heythen ra­ged, and the people yma­gined vayne thynges.

[Page] The kynges of the erthe stande vp, and princes are assembled to­gether agaynst y^e lorde & agaynst hys Christ.

[...]et vs breake vp theyr bondes, & cast awaye theyr yoke from vs.

[...]e that dwelleth in heauen, shal laugh them to scorne, and the lor­de shall haue them in derision.

[...]hen shall he speake vnto them in hys wrathe, and in hys heuye indignacion shall he vexe them.

[...]s for me, I am ordeyned of hī to be kynge ouer Sion hys holy moūt p̄achynge his cōmaūdemēt

[...]he lorde hath sayd vnto me: Thou art my sonne, this daye haue I begotten thee.

[...]ske of me, and I shall geū [...] the the heythen for thyne enheritaunce, and the vttemost partes of the erthe for thy possession.

[...]hou shalt goūerne thē in a rod of yron, & euen as a potters vessel shalt thou all to break them.

And now ye kynges vnderston­de, be lerned ye y^t iudge the erthe.

[...]erue the lorde in feare, & reioy­se before hym wyth tremblynge.

[...]eceaue instruction, lest the lor­de be angry, and ye peryshe from the ryght waye.

[...]han hys wrathe shall shortly be kyndled: blessed are all they that put theyr trust in hym.

¶The [...]. Psalme▪

LOrde, why are they multi­plied in nōbre whych trouble me? Many ther be that ryse vp agaynst me.

[...]any saye vnto my soule: The­re is no saluacyon for it, in his God.

[...]ut thou (O Lorde,) arte my de­fender, my worshippe, and the ly­fter vp of my heade.

[...] cryed vnto the Lorde with my voyce, and he hearde me oute of hys holye mounte.

[...]layed me downe & slepte, & ro­se vp agayne, for y^e Lorde sustey­ned me.

I wyll not be afrayed for thou­sandes of people that cōpace me rounde aboute: vp Lorde, saue me O my God.

[...]or thou hast smytten all them that were agaynst me wythout cause: the tethe of synners hast thou all to broken.

[...]aluacion belongeth vnto the Lorde, and thy blessynge is vpon the people.

¶The [...] Psalme▪

THe God of my ryghteous­nes heard me, whan I cal­led vpō hym: In my trouble hast thou set me at lybertie.

Haue mercy vpon me, and hea­re my prayer.

[Page] [...]e chyldren of men, howe longe wyll ye be slowe herted? Why do ye loue vanite, & seke lesynge?

[...]nd be ye sure, that the Lorde hath dealt wonderfully with hys saynte: the Lorde wyll heare me, whan I crye vnto hym.

[...]e angrye & synne not, ye y^t tal­ke in youre owne hertes, and re­mēbre your selues ī your beddes.

[...]fire the sacrifyce of ryghteousnes, and put your trust in y^e Lor­de. Many do saye: who wyl shewe vs good thynges.

[...]he lyght of thy countenaunce (o Lorde) is marked vpō vs: thou hast put gladnesse in my hert.

[...]horow the frute of theyr corne wyne & oyle they are encreaced.

[...] my selfe wyll laye me downe in peace, and take my rest.

[...] or thou lorde onely hast set me in hope.

¶ [...].

[...]Arke my wordes with thy­ne eares o Lorde, consydre thou my callynge.

[...]ondre the voyce of my prayer, o my kyng and my God.

[...]or vnto thae (o lorde) will I make my prayer, early shalt y^u heare any voyce.

[...]arly in y^e mornyng wyll I get me vnto thae, and loke aboute me, for thou art not a god that dely­teth in iniquite.

[Page iiii] [...]he wycked shall not dwell nye vnto thae, nether shall the rygh­teous endure before thyne eyes.

[...]hou hatest all them that wor­ke inquyte, all such as speake le­synge shalt thou destroye.

[...]he bloudy & disceatfull mā wil y^e lorde abhore: As for me, I wyl entre into thyne house in y^e multitude of thy mercy, I wil worshyp toward thy holy tēple ī thy feare

[...] or [...]lead y^u me forth ī thy ryghtuousnes because of myne ene­myes: ordre thou my waye in thy syght.

[...]or there is no trueth in theyr mouthe, theyr hert is but vayne.

[...]heyr throte is an open sepul­cre, w^t their tōges haue they dealt disceatfully, iudge y^u them o god.

[...]et them fall from theyr owne ymaginacions, expell thou them accordynge to the multitude of theyr vngodlynesses, for y^e o lorde haue they prouoked vnto anger.

[...]nd let all them reioyse y^t put theyr trust in y^e: they shall be glad for euermore, & thou shalt dwell in them.

[...]nd all they that loue thy name shalbe ioyfull, for thou wylt bles­se the ryghteous.

Lorde, thou hast crowned vs, euen as it were wyth the buckler of thy good wyll.

¶The .vi. Psalme.

LOrde, rebuke not me in thy heuye indignacyon, nether chasten thou me in thy wrath.

Saue mercy on me O Lorde, for I am feble: heale thou me o Lor­de, for all my bones are vexed.

[...]y soule aso is very sore trou­bled, but Lorde howe longe?

Turne the O Lorde, ād delyuer my soule: saue thou me for thy mercyes sake.

For in deathe there is no man myndfull of thae: who wyll geue thankes vnto thae in hell?

I haue laboured in my groning: euerye nyghte wyll I washe my bed: with my teares wyll I wa­ter my couche.

[...]yne eye is troubled for verye inwarde grefe: I am consumed awaye amōge al myne enemyes.

[...] waye frō me al ye that worke iniquite, for the Lorde hath herde the voyce of my wepynge.

The Lord hath heard myne hū ­ble peticiō, the Lorde hath recea­ued my prayer.

Let all myne enemyes be con­founded and vered sore, let them be conuerted and ashamed ryght soone.

¶The .vii. Psalme.

[Page v] O my Lorde God, in thae haue I put my truste: saue thou me & delyuer me frō all them that persecute me.

Lest at any tyme he deuoure my soule as a lyō, while ther is none to delyuer ner to saue me.

O Lord my God yf I haue done this thinge, yf there be vnryghteousnes in my handes.

If I haue recompensed euell to thē y^t rewarde me, let me be wor­thely discomfyted of myne ene­mies without any profyte.

Let the enemye persecute my soule, let hym take & tread dow­ne my lyfe in the earth, & brynge myne honoure in to the dust.

[...]ryse Lorde in thy wrath, and set vp thy selfe in the coastes of myne enemyes.

And stāde vp O Lorde my God in the cōmaundement that thou hast geuen, & the congregacion of the people shall come aboute thae.

For y^e same cōgregaciōs sake al so set vp thy selfe on hye againe: The Lorde iudgeth the people.

Iudge me O Lorde after my ryghteousnes, and accordynge to myne innocency vpon me.

The wickednes of synners shal be cōsumed: & thou O God (that searchest the heartes and reynes) shalt ordre the ryghteous.

[Page] My sure helpe commeth of the Lorde, which saueth thē that are true of herte.

God is a righteous iudge, mightye and pacient: wyl he be wroth for euer?

Excepte ye turne, he hath whet hys swearde, hys bowe hath he bent, and made it readye.

[...]nd in it hathe he prepared the instrumētes of deth, his arowes hath he ordeyned for thē that be fyrie destroyers.

[...]ehold, he trauayleth with vn­righteousnes▪ he hath conceaued sorowe & brought forth iniquite.

[...]e hathe opened & dygged vp a graue, and is fallen hym selfe in to the pytte that he made.

[...]ys myschefe shalbe turned to hys awne head, and his iniquyte shall lyght on hi [...] awne crowne.

[...] wyl geue thākes vnto y^e Lord accordyng to his righteousnes, & I wyl prayse the name of y^e Lor­de the moost hyghest.

¶ [...].

O Lord our Lord, how wōderful is thy name in al y^e erth. For thy glory is extolled aboue the heauens.

[...]ut of y^e mouth of babes & suc­linges hast y^u ordeyned prayse, be­cause of thyne enemyes, y^t thou mayst destroye y^e enemy & auēger.

[Page vi] For I wyl cōsidre the heuēs y^e workes of thy fyngers, y^e Mone & starres whych thou hast made.

That is man y^t thou art mynd full of hym: or the sonne of man that thou visitest hym?

Thou madest hym somwhat in­feriour thē the angels: with glo­rye and honoure hast thou crow­ned hym, and set hym aboue the workes of thy handes.

All thynges hast thou subdued vnder his fete, al shepe & oxen, ye & the beastes of the felde.

[...]he byrdes of the ayre & fysshes of the see, which walke thorowe the pathes of the see.

O Lorde our Lorde, howe won­derful is thy name in al y^e earth?

¶ [...].

I Wyll geue thankes vnto y^• O Lord in my whole hert I will tell al thy wōderful wor­kes.

I wyll be glad & reioyce in thae thy name wyl I prayse, O thou most hyghest.

In turning myne enemy aback: they shalbe discomfyted and pe­ryshe out of thy presence.

For y^u hast maintened my right and my cause, thou art set vpō y^e trone that iudgest ryghteously.

Thou hast rebuked y^e Heythē & y^e vngodly is destroid, their name hast y^u abolyshed for euer & euer.

[Page] The swerdes of the enemye ha­ue fayled at the last, and theyr cyties hast thou destroyed.

The memorial of them perished with a sounde, and the Lorde en­dureth for euer.

He hath prepared hys trone in iudgement, & he shal iudge the cō pase of y^e erth in equite, y^e people shal he iudge in ryghteousnesse.

And the Lorde is become a refuge vnto the poore, and helper at due seasons in trouble.

And let them that know thy name, put theyr trust in y^e, for thou hast not forsaken them that seke the O Lorde.

[...]rayse the Lorde which dwel­leth in Sion, shewe amonge the nacyons what thynges he goeth aboute.

For in makynge inquysicyō for theyr bloude, he hath remembred them, he hath not forgotten the complaynt of the poore.

[...]aue mercy on me O Lorde, cō sidre my lowe estate frō amonge myne enemyes.

[...]hou that lyftest me vp frō the gates of death, y^e I shulde shewe all thy prayses in the gates of y^• daughter Sion.

I wil reioyse ī thy saluacyō: the heythen sticke fast in y^e destructiō y^t they them selues haue p̄pared.

[Page vii] In the same snare whych they hyd, is theyr owne foote ta­ken.

The lorde shalbe knowne in exe­cutynge iudgement: The synner is taken in the workes of hys awne handes.

[...] et the synners be turned back vnto hell, euen all heythen that forget god.

[...]or the poore shall not be out of mynde at the last, the pacient abydynge of the poore shall not peryshe for euer.

[...] lorde, let no man preuayle: let the heythen be iudged in thy syght.

O lorde, set a lawemynister ouer them, y^e the heythen maye knowe them selues to be but men.

Thy art thou gone so farre of, o lorde? Thou, regardest vs not in trouble, whan it were hye ty­me to helpe.

[...]hyle y^e vngodly is aloft, the poore man is brent: They are ta­ken euen in the counsails y^t they ymagen vpon.

[...]or the synner is commended in the lustes of hys owne soule, and the vnryghteous man is wel spoken of.

[...]he synner hath prouoked the lorde: hys malyce is so great, that he wyll not seke after hym.

[Page] God is not in hys syght, hys wayes are defyled at all seasōs.

[...]hy iudgementes are remoued out of his syght, he wylbe Lorde of all hys enemyes.

For he hath sayde in his hert: I wil not be stered from generaciō to generacion wythout harme.

[...]hose mouth is full of cur­synge, and bitternesse & disceate: vnder hys tonge is trauayle and sorowe.

[...]e sitteth preuely layenge way­te wyth the ryche, that he maye put the innocent to death.

[...]ys eyes are set vpō the poore: he lurketh preuely, euē as it were a lyon in hys denne.

[...]e layeth wayte to rauyshe the poore, euen to rauyshe the poore whyle he maye get hym.

In his snare wyll he kepe hym lowe, he wyll bowe downe him selfe, & fall whan he hath domi­nyon of the poore.

[...]or he hath sayde in hys hert: God hath forgotten, he turneth hys face awaye, lest he shulde se it at the last.

[...]tōde vp o Lord God, & let thy hād be exalted, lest y^u forget y^e pore

[...]hy hath y^e vngodly ꝓuoked god vnto wrath? For he hath sayde in hys herte: he wyll not care for it.

[Page viii] Thys thou seyst, for thou consi­drest trauayle & sorow, that thou mayest brynge them in to thyne owne handes.

The poore is left vnto the, thou wylt be an helper to the father­lesse.

[...]reake thou the arme of the sinner and vngodly: hys synne shall be sought out, and he shal not be founde.

The Lorde shall reygne for euer and world without ende: ye hey­then shall peryshe out of hys lande.

The Lorde hath heard the desy­re of the poore, thyne eare hath hearde euen the preparacyon of theyr hert.

[...]o geue iudgement with the fatherles and poore, that man take not vpō hym any more to magnifye him selfe vpon erthe.

¶ [...]

IN the Lorde put I my trust: howe saye ye then to my soule, Take thy flyght as a sparowe into the moun­tayne?

[...]or lo, synners haue bent their bowe, theyr arowes haue they prepared in the quyuer, that they maye shote in the darke at those whych are true of hert.

[Page] For the thynges that thou hast set vp, haue they destroyed: but what hath the ryghteous done?

The Lorde is in his holy tēple, the Lordes seate is in heauen.

His eyes haue respecte vnto the poore, his eye lyddes marke the chyldren of men.

The Lorde examyneth the righ­teous & vngodlye, who so loueth iniquyte, hateth hys owne soule.

He shall rayne snares vpō syn­ners: fyre, brymstone, and stormy wyndes shalbe the porcyon of theyr dryncke.

[...]or the Lorde is ryghteous, ād hath loued ryghteousnesse: hys countenaunce hathe had respecte vnto equyte.

¶ [...]

SAue me O Lorde, for there is not a saynte left: for the truth is wasted from among the chyldren of men.

They haue spoken vayne thyn­ges euery mā to hys neghboure: In theyr harte and from the hert haue they spoken wyth disceat­full lyppes.

[...]he Lorde rote out all disceat­full lyppes, and the tonge that speaketh proude thynges.

Which haue sayd: our tōge wyl [...]e magnify, our lyppes are oure owne, who is Lorde ouer vs.

[Page ix] For the myserie of the nedefull, and for the cōplaynte of y^e poore, I wyll now stande vp sayeth the Lorde.

I wyll helpe him, faithfully wil I deale wyth hym.

The wordes of the lorde are pu­re wordes, they are euen syluer tryed in y^e fyre, layed to the erthe purifyed seuen tymes.

Thou lorde shalt saue vs, & pre­serue vs from thys generacion for euer.

The vngodly walke on euery syde: The chyldren of men hast y^u multiplyed as hye as thy selfe.

¶The .xii. Psalme.

HOw lōge wylt thou forget me o lorde? for euer? how lō ge turnest thou thy face awaye from me.

How lōge shall I seke counsaill in my soule, abydynge woo ī my hert all the daye longe?

How longe shall myne enemye be exalted aboue me? Consydre and heare me o lorde my God.

Lyghten thou myneeyes y^t I neuer fall on slepe in death, lest at anye tyme myne enemye saye: I haue preuayled agaynst hym.

They that trouble me, wyll be glad yf I be cast downe: neuer­theles I haue put my trust in thy mercye.

[Page] My hert shall reioyse in thy sal­uaciō: I wyll synge vnto y^e lorde whych hath geuen me good thynges, and I wyll prayse the name of the lorde the moost hyghest.

¶The .xiii. psalme.

THe vnwyse mā hath sayd ī his hert: there is no god. Corrupte they are, and become abominable in their myndes: the­re is not one that doth good, nother is not one.

The Lorde hath loked downe from heauen vpon the chyldren of men to se yf ther be anye that hath vnderstandynge or seketh after God.

They are al gone out of y^e waye together, they are become vnpro­fitable, there is not one that doth good, no there is not one.

[...]eyr throte is an opē sepulcre, with theyr tōges haue they dealt disceatfully, y^e poysons of addrs is vnder their lyppes.

Those mouth is full of cur­synge and bytternesse, theyr fete are swyfte to shed bloude.

Destruction & vnhappynesse is in their wayes, & the waye of peace haue they not knowne: ther is no feare of god before theyr eyes.

Shal not all they fele it y^t worke iniquyte, whych eate vp my peo­ple, as it were a refectiō of bred?

[Page x] They haue not called vpon the lorde: Euen there haue they stombled thorowe feare, where no feare was.

For the Lorde is in the rygh­teous generacion: ye haue blas­phemed the counsayll of y^e poore, because the Lorde is his hope.

Who shall graūt saluacion vn­to Israel out of Sion? Whan y^• Lorde h [...]th turned y^e captyuite of hys people, Iacob shall reioyse, and Israel shall be glad.

¶The .xiiii. psalme.

LOrde, who shall dwell ī thy tabernacle, or who shall rest in thy holy mount?

Euē he y^• entreth in without blemyshe, & worketh ryghteousnes. [...]hat speaketh trueth ī his her [...] that hath not medled with disceate in hys tonge.

[...]ether hath done his neyghboure harme, & hath receaued no slaū der agaynst hys neyghbours.

The wycked is brought to no reputacion in hys syght, but he maketh much of thē y^t feare y^e lorde.

Whych sweareth vnto hys ne­yghboure, ād dysapoynteth hym not: Whych hath not geuen hys money vnto vsury, and hath ta­ken no rewardes ouer y^t innocēt.

Who so doth these thinges, shal not be remoued for euer.

¶The .xv. psalme.

[...] Reserue me o lorde, for I haue put my trust in y^•. I haue sayde vnto y^e lorde: y^u art my God for thou nedest not my goodes.

All my delyte hath he wonder­fully set in those hys sayntes, whych are in the erthe.

Many are y^• infirmyties of thē (y^e) haue made hayst after other.

Theyr bloudye congregacyons wyll not I gather together, ne­ther will I make mēcion of their names out at my lyppes.

The lorde is y^e porcion of myne inheritaunce and of my cuppe: Thou art he y^t shalt restore myne inheritaunce to me agayne.

The lynes are fallen vnto me in goodly places, for myne inheri­taunce is excellent vnto me.

I wyll prayse the lorde y^t hath geuen me vnderstandynge: my reynes also haue rebuked me euē vntyll the nyght.

Afore hande sawe I the lorde allwaye before me, for he is on my ryght hande lest I shulde be remoued.

Therfore was my hert glad, ād my tonge reioysed: my flesh also shall rest in hope.

For y^u shalt not leaue my soule in hell, nether shalt thou suffre thy holy one to se corrupcyon.

[Page xi] Thou hast declared vnto me the wayes of lyfe, thou shalt make me full of gladnesse with thy coū tenaunce: at thy ryght hande are pleasures for euermore.

¶The .xvi. psalme.

HEare my ryghteousnes O Lorde, considre thou myne humble peticion.

Pondre wyth thyne eares my prayer (which I make) not in disceatfull lyppes.

Let my sentence procede from thy countenaunce, let thyne eyes haue respecte vnto equyte.

Thou hast proued my hert, and visited me in the night: thou hast tryed me wyth fyre, & ther is no iniquyte founde in me.

In so muche that my mouth talketh not of y^• workes of men: for the wordes sak [...] of thy lyppes I haue obserued harde wayes.

Ordre y^u my goynges in thy pa­thes, y^t my steppes be not moued.

I haue cryed, because thou hast hearde me: enclyne thyne eare vnto me O God, & heare my wor­des.

Shewe they wonderfull mer­cies, thou that sauest thē whiche put their trust in the.

Preserue thou me euen (as the apple of thine eye) from thē that resyste thy ryght hande.

[Page] Defende me vnder the shadowe of thy winges, from the syght of the vngodly that haue vexed me.

Myne enemyes haue compaced my soule roūd about: theyr owne fatte haue they mainteyned, their mouth hath spoken proudly.

They haue expeled me nowe, & are come rounde about me: they are appoynted to cast down their eyes vnto the grounde.

As a Lyon ready vnto the pray haue they caught me, and as a lyons whelpe lurkynge secretly.

Vp Lord, preuente hym, and o­uerthrowe hym: delyuer thou my soule frō y^e vngodly, thyne owne soule frō the enemyes of thy hād.

Lord frō a few of y^e erth deuide y^• thē in their lyfe: yee their bely is fylled with thy treasures.

They are full of children, and y^e rest of their goodes haue they de­stributed vnto their babes.

But I wil appeare in righteousnes before thy p̄sēce: whā thy glorye appeareth, I shalbe satisfied.

¶The .xvii. Psalme.

I wyll loue the O Lorde my strength: the Lord is my succour, my refuge also & my deliue­rer.

My God, my helper, and I will put my trust in him.

My protectour, & horne of my saluacion, and my defender.

[Page xii] I wyll prayse the Lord and call vpon hym, and I shalbe safe fro myne enemyes.

The sorowes of death cōpaced me, and the brokes of iniquyte put me to trouble.

The paynes of hell came aboute me, y^• snares of death toke holde vpon me.

In my trouble I called vpō the Lord, & cōplayned vnto my God,

And he heard my voyce out of hys holy tēple, & my cōplaynte before him entred into his eares.

The erth trēbled & quaked, y^e foū daciōs of y^e moūtaynes were moued and shaken, because he was wrothe wyth them.

The smoke wēt vp ī his wrath, and at his presence the fyre brent, coales were kyndled at it.

He bowed y^e heauēs, & cam down and it was darke vnder his fete.

He gat him vp also vpō y^e Che­rubins, & dyd flye: he dyd flie vpō the wynges of the wyndes.

And he made darknes his pauiliō roūd about him: his tent was dark water ī y^e cloudes of y^e ayre.

For brightnesse at his presence the cloudes departed, so dyd the hayle and coales of fyre.

The Lord also thōdred out of y^e heauē, & y^e moost highest gaue his noyse: there was hayle stones & coales of fyre.

[Page] And he sent out his arowes, & scatred thē ▪ he increased the ligh­tenynges, and vexed them.

The springes of the waters ap­peared also, & the foundaciōs of y^• roūde worlde were discoured.

At thy rebukinge O Lord, euen at the blasting of the breth of thy displeasure.

He sēt frō aboue & receaued me, & toke me out of many waters.

He delyuered me fro my stron­gest enemyes, and from thē that hated me, for they vere to mygh­tye for me.

They preuēted me in the daye of my trouble, & the Lorde becam my defender.

He brought me forth also in to libertie: he saued me, because he had a mynde to me.

And the Lorde shall reward me after my righteousnesse, yee euen accordynge to the elennesse of my handes shall he recompense me.

Because I haue obserued the wayes of y^e Lord, & haue not be­haued my self wickedly agaynst my God.

For all his iudgemētes haue I had in my syght, & his righteous­nesses haue I not cast out fro me.

[...]ndefyled also will I be in his syght, and kepe my self from myn owne iniquite.

[Page xiii] And y^• Lord shal reward me ac­cordyng to my righteousnes, and after the clēnesse of my handes in his eye sight.

With y^e holy y^u shalt be holy, & w^t y^• innocēt man y^u shalt be innocēt.

Wyth the electe also thou shalt be electe, and with the frowarde thou shalt deale roughly.

For thou shalt saue the humble people, & the lookes of the proude shalt thou bringe downe.

For y^u lyghtest my cādle o Lord, lyghtē y^u my darknesse of my god.

For in the shall I be delyuered from tentacion, and in my God shall I leape ouer the wall.

He is my God whose waye is vndefiled: The wordes of y^e lord are tryed in y^e fyre: he is y^e defen­dour of all thē that trust in hym.

For who is god but y^• Lord? or who is God, but onely our god?

It is God y^t hath gyrded me w^t strēght, & made my way vndefiled

Which hath made my fete sure as y^• fete of hertes, & set me on hye

Whych instructeth my hādes to the battayll, and as a stele bowe hast thou made myne armes.

Thou hast geuen me also the de­fence of thy saluacyon, and thy ryght hande hath taken me vp.

And thy instruction hath refourmed me at the last, yee thyne in­struction, that shall teache me.

[Page] Thou hast enlarged my goinges vnder me, and my fote steppes haue not fayled.

I wil folow vpō myn enemies & ouertake thē, & I will not turne agayne tyll they be discomfyted.

I wil al to beate them, they shall not be able to stāde, they shall fall vnder my fete.

[...]hou hast gyrded me also with strength to the warre, and thē y^t rose vp agaynste me haste thou throwne downe vnder me.

Thou hast made myne enemyes also turne their backes vpon me. and thē that hated me hast thou destroyed.

They cryed, but ther was none to helpe them: yee euen vnto the Lorde, but he hearde them not.

And I will beat them as small as dust before the wynde, euen as the claye of the stretes will I cast them out.

Thou shalt delyuer me from the sediciōs of the people, thou shalte make me head of the heythen.

[...] people whom I knewe not, hath serued me, euē in y^• hearinge of the eare haue they obeyed me.

The straunge children haue dis­sembled wyth me, the straunge chyldren are waxen olde, and are gone haltynge out of thy pa­thes.

[Page xiiii] The Lorde lyueth, and blessed be my God, and praysed be the God of my saluacion.

It is thou O God that au [...]gest my quarell, & subduest the people vnder me: thou art the delyuerer of me fro my cruel enemies.

And thou shalt lyft me vp from thē that ryse agaynste me, frō the wicked mā shalt thou deliuer me.

Therfore wyll I geue thankes vnto the O Lorde amōge the na­cions and prayse thy name.

Great prosperite geueth he vnto his kynge, and sheweth mercy vnto Dauid his anoynted, ād vnto his sede for euermore.

¶The .xviii. Psalme▪

THe heauens declare y^e glo­ry of God, & the firmamēt sheweth his handy workes.

One daye telleth another, & one nyght certifyeth another.

Ther are no speches ner lāgua­ges, but theyr voyces are hearde amonge them.

The sounde of them is gone out into euery countre, & their wordes into the endes of the worlde.

In y^e sūne hath he set his taber­nacle, & he hī self is as a brydegrō commynge out of his chambre.

He hath taken vnto hym a cou­rage as a gyaunt to renne hys course: hys goynge forth is from the hyest heauen.

[Page] And hys recourse is vnto the heygth therof, nether is ther any man that can hyde hym selfe frō the heate of him.

The lawe of the Lorde is vnde­fyled, conuertynge soules: the te­stimonye of the Lorde is true, ge­uynge wysedome vnto babes.

The statutes of the Lorde are ryght, makyng glad hertes: y^e cō maūdemētes of y^e Lorde is cleare geuynge lyght vnto the eyes.

The feare of the Lorde is holye, endurynge for euer and euer: the iudgementes of y^e Lorde are true iustifyed of them selues.

They are to be desyred aboue golde and muche precyous stone, and sweter then hony and the honye combe.

For thy seruaunt kepeth them, and in obseruynge of them there is great rewarde.

Who can tell the offences that are done? Clense thou me fro my secrete faultes, an kepe thy ser­uaunt from straunge fynnes.

If they haue no dominion of me then shall I be vndefyled, & clen­sed from the greatest offence.

And the wordes of my mouthe shalbe suche as shalbe acceptable in thy syght, and so shall also the medytacion of my heart be euer­more.

[Page xv] Lorde thou arte my helper, and my redemer.

¶The .xix. Psalme.

THe Lorde heare the in the daye of trouble, the name of the God of Iacob defende the.

Sende the helpe from the holye place, & defende the out of Sion.

The Lorde be myndful of al thy sacrifyce, and fat be the brent of­ferynge.

The Lorde graunt the thy hear­tes desyre, and confirme all thy counsayll.

We wyll reioyce in thy saluaci­on, & in the name of our God we shalbe made great.

The Lorde perfourme all thy p [...]cyons: nowe haue I percea­ued, that the Lorde hathe saued his anoynted.

He shall hear him out of his holy heauen: myghtie is the saluaci­on of his right hande.

Some truste in charettes, and some in horses: but we wyl make inuocacion in y^e name of the Lor­de oure God.

They are in bondage and fallen but we are rysen ād set vp ryght.

Lorde, saue thou the kynge, and heare vs in the daye wherin we call vpon the.

¶The .xx. Psalme.

[Page] LOrde, in thy power shall y^• kynge reioyse, and vpō thy saluacyon shall he triumphe ex­ceadingly.

Thou hast graunted hym hys hertes desyre, and hast not put hym from the request of hys lyp­pes.

For thou hast preuented him in the blessynges of swetnesse: thou hast set vpon his heade a [...]owne of precious stone.

He asked lyfe of the, & thou ga­uest hym the length of dayes for euer ad euer.

Greate is his glorye in thy saluacyon: honoure & great worshyppe shalt thou laye vpon hym.

For y^u shalt make a very bles­synge of hym for euer: thou shalt make hym glad in ioye wyth thy countenaunce.

For the kynge putteth his trust in the Lorde, and in the mercy of the hyghest shall he not my­scary.

Let thy hande be founde amon­ge al thyne enemies, let thy ryght hande fynde out all them that haue hated the.

Thou shalt make them as a fy­re euen in the tyme of thy coun­tenaunce: the lorde in hys wrathe shall vexe them, and the fyre shall consume them.

[Page xvi] Thou shalt destroye theyr frute from the erthe, & theyr sede from amonge the chyldren of men.

For they intended myschefe a­gaynst the: they ymagyned deuy­ces whych they were not able to perfourme.

Therfore shalt y^u put them back: in the rest of thyne instrumentes shalt thou prepare for the coun­tenaun [...] of them.

[...]p lorde in thy strēght, so wyll we synge & prayse thy powers.

¶The .xxi, Psalme.

MY God, my God, haue re­specte vnto me: why hast thou forsaken me? The wordes of my trespaces are farre fro my health.

My god, shall I call by daye ty­me, & thou wylt not heare? And by nyght, and that not for anye foolyshnesse of myne.

Yet dwellest thou in the holy place, thou worshyppe of Israel.

Oure fathers hoped in the, they put theyr trust in the, & thou hast delyuered them.

They called vpon the, and were saued: they put theyr trust in the, and were not confounded.

As for me, I am but a worme, and no man: the very scorne of men, and the out cast of the peo­ple.

[Page] All they that haue loked vpon me, haue laughed me to scorne: they talked with theyr lyppes, ād shoke theyr heade.

He hath trusted in the Lorde, let hym delyuer hym: let hym saue hym, syth he hath a mynde vnto hym.

For thou art he that hast taken me out of the wombe, thou haste bene my hope euen fro my mo­thers brestes: I haue ben left vn­to the euer sens I was borne.

Thou art my God euen fro my mothers wombe, O go not thy waye fro me.

For trouble is hard at hande, & here is none to helpe me.

Many calues are come about me fat bulles haue closed me in on euery syde.

They haue ope [...]ed theyr mouthe vpon me, euē as a rampyng, and roarynge lyon.

I am poured out lyke water, ād all my bones are out of ioynt.

My hert is become lyke moltyng waxe in the myddes of my bodye. My strengthe is dryed vp lyke a potsherde, & my tōge hath cleued to my goomes, & y^u hast brought me into the dust of death.

For many dogges are come ab­out me: the counsell of the wyc­ked hath beseged me.

[Page xvii] They pearsed my handes & my fete: they tolde all my bones.

As for them, they stared and lo­ked vpon me: they parted my garmentes amonge them selues, and cast lottes vpon my vesture.

But lorde, wythdrawe not thou thy helpe from me: haue respecte vnto my defence.

Delyuer my soule from y^e swer­de, O God, & my dearlynge out of the dogges hande.

Saue me from y^e lyons mouth, and my lowe estate from the hor­nes of the vnycornes.

I wyl declare thy name vnto my brethren, euen in y^e myddest of the congregacyon wyll I prayse the.

Ye y^t feare y^e Lorde, prayse hym: magnifie him al ye sede of Iacob.

Let all the sede of Israel feare him, for he hath not despysed ner lyghtly regarded the humble pe­ticyon of the poore.

Nether hath he turned awaye hys face fro me: and whan I cal­led vnto hym, he heard me.

I wyll prayse the in the great cō gregacyō: my vowes wyll I per­fourme in the syght of them that feare hym.

The poore shall eate & be satis­fyed: & they shall prayse the Lorde that seke after hym, theyr hertes shall lyue for euer.

[Page] All the endes of the erthe shall remembre themselues, and be cō uerted vnto the Lorde.

And all y^e kynreds of y^e heythen shall worshyppe in hys syght.

For the kyngdome is y^e Lordes, and he shall haue dominion of the heythen.

All the welthye men of y^e erthe haue eaten & worshypped: all they that go downe into y^e erthe shall fall in hys syght.

My soule also shall lyue vnto hym, & my sede shall serue hym.

The generacyō for to come shall be shewed vnto the Lorde, and the heauens shall declare hys rygh­teousnes to a people that shall be borne, whom y^e Lorde hath made.

¶The .xxii. Psalme.

THe Lorde gouerneth me, and I shall lacke nothyn­ge: in a place of pasture euen the­re hath he set me.

Vpon y^e water of refection hath he norished me, my soule hath he conuerted.

He hath led me forth vpon the pathes of ryghteousnes, euen for hys owne name sake.

For though I walke ī y^• myddes of the shadowe of death, I wyll feare no euell, for y^u art w^t me.

[...]hy rodde & thy staff, those ha­ue comforted me.

[Page xviii] Thou hast prepared a table be­fore me, agaynst them that trou­ble me.

Thou hast soupled my head in oyle: my cuppe also is full & exceadynge fayre.

And thy mercy shall go wyth me all the dayes of my lyfe.

That I also maye dwell in the house of the Lorde longe and ma­ny dayes.

¶The .xxiii. Psalme.

THe erthe is the Lordes and all that therin is, the cōpa­se of the worlde and all they that dwell therin.

For he hath grounded it vpon the sees, & vpon the floudes hath he buylded it.

Who shall go vp into the hyll of the Lorde? or who shall stonde in hys holy place?

Euen he y^t hath innocēt hādes & a pure hert, which hath not receaued his soule ī vayne, ner sworne vnto his neyghboure in disceate.

He shall receaue blessynge from the Lorde, and mercye from God hys sauyoure.

Thys is the generacion of them that seke hym, euen of them that seke the face of y^e God of Iacob.

Open your gates ye prīces, & be ye lyfte vp ye euerlastinge dores, & y^e kyng of glorye shall entre in.

[Page] Who is thys kynge of glorye? It is the strong & myghtye lorde, the lord myghtye in battayll.

Open your gate ye prynces, and be ye lyfte vp ye eternall do­res, and the kynge of glorye shall entre in.

Who is thys kynge of glorye? Euen the lorde of powers, he is the kynge of glorye.

¶The .xxiiii. Psalme.

VNto the O Lorde, haue I lyft vp my soule, my God I trust in the, let me not be asha­med.

[...]ether let myne enemyes laugh me to scorne, for all they that ho­pe in the, shall not be cōfounded.

Let all such be confounded as take wycked thynges in h [...]nde, and that in vayne.

Shew me thy wayes O Lorde, and teach me perfectly thy pa­thes.

Leade me in thy trueth & teach me, for y^u art God my sauyoure, and in the haue I hoped all the daye long.

[...]all to remembraunce O Lorde thy tender mercyes, & thy louyn­ge kyndnesses whych haue bene euer of olde.

Remembre not thou the faultes of my youth, and myne ignoraūces.

[Page xix] Accordyng to thy mercy thinke vpon me O Lorde, for thy good­nesse sake.

The Lorde is swete & iust, ther­fore wyll he geue a lawe vnto thē that trespace in the waye.

Them that are gentle herted, wyll he ordre ryghte in iudge­ment, he will teache the meke his wayes.

All the wayes of the Lorde are mercy and trueth, to them that seke after his couenaunt and his testimonye.

For thy names sake O Lorde y^u shalt be mercyfull vnto my syn­ne, for it is muche.

That man is he that feareth y^e Lord [...] hym doth he teache in the way which he hath chosen.

Hys soul shall dwell in good thinges, and his sede shal inheret theerthe.

The Lorde is a sure staye for them that feare hym, and his te­stamente shalbe declared vnto them.

Myne eyes are allwaye lokynge vnto the Lord, for he shall plucke my fete out of the snare.

Haue respect vnto me and py­tie me, for I am desolate & poore.

The troubles of my hert are in­creased, delyuer thou me out of my necessites.

[Page] Consydre my lowe estate & tra­uayle, and forgeue me all my tre­spaces.

Loke vpon myne enemyes, for they are increased, & with a cruell hate haue they hated me.

Preserue y^u my soule, & delyuer me: let me not be confounded, for my trust haue I put in the.

The innocent and righteous haue ioyned thē selues vnto me, be­cause I haue put my trust in the.

[...]elyuer Israel O God, out of all theyr troubles.

¶The .xxv. psalm [...].

HE thou my iudge O Lord, for I haue gone in myn in­nocencye: and puttynge my trust in the Lorde, I shall not be discō ­fited.

[...]xamen thou me O Lorde, and proue me: trye out my reynes and my hert.

For thy mercy is before myne eyes, & my delyte is in thy trueth.

I haue not sytt with the coūsail of vanyte, nether wyll I entre in with them that take wicked thinges in hande.

I haue hated the congregacyon of the wycked and wyth the vn­godly wyll not I sytt.

I wyll washe my handes amon­ge innocentes, & go rounde about thyne altare, O Lorde.

[Page xxi] That I maye heare the voyce of prayse, and tell of al thy wonder­full workes.

Lord, I haue loued the bewtye of thy house, and the place of the habitacion of thy glorye.

O God, destroye not y^u my soule with the vngodly, ner my lyfe w^t the men of bloude.

In whose hāds are vnrighteousnesses, theyr ryght hande is fyl­led with rewardes.

But as for me, I haue walked in myne innocencye, delyuer thou me, and haue mercy on me.

For my foote hath stōde ryght: I wyll prayse the (O Lorde) in the congregacions.

¶The .xxvi. psalme.

THe Lord is my lyght & my saluacyon: whom shall I feare?

The Lord is the defender of my lyfe: for whom shall I be afra­yed?

Whyle hurtfull men come nye vpon me, to eate vp my flesh.

Myne enemyes that trouble me, euē they are discōfyted & brought downe.

Yf an hoost of men stonde aga­ynste me, my hert shall not be a­frayed.

Ila battayl! be pytched agaynst me, my trust shall be in hym.

[Page] One peticyon haue I desyred of the Lorde, the same wyll I require: that I maye dwell in the hou­se of the Lorde all the dayes of my lyfe.

That I maye se the pleasure of the Lorde, and visyte hys tem­ple.

For in the daye of aduersyte he hyd me in his tabernacle: euen in the secrete place of his tabernacle hath he defended me.

In a stonye rocke hathe he set me vp, and nowe hathe he lyfte vp my head aboue myne ene­myes.

I haue gone aboute and offred in his tabernacle the sacrifyce of thankesgeuynge: I wyll synge & prayse the Lorde.

Heare my voyce (o Lord) wher­with I haue cried vnto the: haue mercy vpon me and heare me.

My hert hath spoken vnto the: my face hath sought the: thy face O Lorde will I seke.

Turne not thou thy face awaye fro me, & departe not in displeasure from thy seruaunt.

Thou art my helper, forsake me not, nether despys me O God my sauioure.

For my father and my mother haue forsaken me, but the Lorde hath taken me vp.

[Page xxi] Teache thou me O Lorde in thy way, and be thou my gyde in the ryght pathe because of myne enemyes.

Geue me not ouer vnto the min­des of them that trouble me, for false wytnesses are rysen vp a­gaynst me, and they ymagen my schefe.

I trust to se the good thinges of the Lorde in the lande of the ly­uynge.

Tary thou the Lordes leysure, quyte thy selfe manfully, let thy­ne hert be of good comforte, and wayte thou styl for the Lorde.

¶The .xxvii. psalme.

VNto the O Lorde wyll I crye, my God hyde not thy selfe fro me: lest whā thou geuest me no answere, I also shall be­come lyke them that go downe in to the pytte.

Heare the voyce of my peticyon O Lord, while I praye vnto the, whyle I lyfte vp my handes to­warde thy holy temple.

Geue me not ouer with the syn­ners, and destroye me not with y^e workeres of iniqutye.

Which talke peaceably w^t their neghboure, but imagen myschefe in theyr hertes.

[Page] Geue them accordynge to theyr workes, & accordyng to the wyc­kednesse of their awne inuēciōs.

Recompence them accordinge to the workes of their handes, paye them theyr rewarde.

For they haue had no regarde vnto the workes of the Lord, ner towarde the workes of his han­des: thou shalt destroye them, and not buylde them vp.

[...]lessed be the Lord, for he hath hearde the voyce of myne hūble peticyon.

[...]he Lorde is my helper and my defendoure: my herte also trusted in hym, and I was helped.

[...]ee my flesh recouered agayne: & of myne awne wyll shall I geue thankes vnto hym.

[...]he Lorde is the strength of his people, & he is the defendour of the saluacyon of hys anoynted.

[...]aue thy people O Lorde, and blesse thyne inheritaunce: be thou theyr gyde also, and set them vp for euer.

¶ [...]

BRynge vnto the Lorde ye childrē of God, bryng yoūg rammes vnto the Lorde.

Brynge vnto the Lorde glorye & honoure, bringe vnto the Lord y^e glorye of hys name, worshyppe the Lorde in his holy courte.

[Page xxii] The voyce of the Lord vpon the waters, the god of maiestye hath thondred, the Lorde is aboue ma­ny waters.

The voyce of the Lorde is migh­tie in operacion, the voyce of the Lorde is glorious.

The voyce euen of that Lorde, which breaketh the Cedre trees, & the Lorde shall all to breake the Cedre [...] of Libanus.

He also shal hew thē in peces as a calfe of Libanus, & the beloued shall be as a yonge vnycorne.

It is the voyce of the Lord, that deuydeth the flamme of the fyre: euen the voyce of the Lorde that shaketh the wyldernesse, and the Lorde shall shake the wyldernesse of Cades.

It is the voyce, euen of that Lorde whyche hath ordeyned the wylde hartes, and he shall disco­uer the thycke busshes: and in his temple shall al men speake of his glorye.

The Lorde maketh the floude to stande styll, & the Lorde shall re­mayne kynge for euer.

The LORDE shall geue po­wer vnto hys people, the Lorde shall geue his people the blessyng of peace.

¶The .xxix. Psalme.

[Page] I Wyll magnifie the O Lor­de, for thou haste set me vp and hast not caused myne enemy­es to tryumphe ouer me.

O Lorde my God, I cryed vnto the, and thou hast saued me.

Thou Lorde hast broughte oute my soule from hell, thou hast sa­ued me from amonge them that go downe into the pytte.

[...]rayse the Lorde al ye his sayn­tes, & geue thankes for a memo­ryall of his holynes.

For in his indignacion there is punishment, and lyfe in his good pleasure.

[...]epynge shall continue in the euenynge, and in the mornynge ther shalbe gladnes.

As for me, I sayd in my welth: I shall neuer be remoued.

Thou Lorde of thy good wyl gauest strength vnto my bewtye.

Thou turnedste thy face awaye fro me, and I was vexed.

Vnto the O Lorde wyll I crye and vnto my God wyll I make myne humble peticion.

What ꝓfite is ther in my bloud while I go downe into corrupciō.

Shall duste geue thankes vnto the, or declare thy truthe?

The Lorde hearde me, and had mercy vpon me: the Lorde is be­come my helper.

[Page xxiii] Thou hast turned my mourning into ioye, thou hast all to rent my sackclothe, and gyrded me wyth gladnesse.

That mine honoure myght syn­ge vnto the, and that it shoulde not greue me: O Lorde my God, I wyll geue thanckes vnto the for euer.

¶The .xxx. Psalme.

IN the O Lorde haue I put my trust, let me not be con­founded for euer: delyuer thou me in thy ryghteousnes.

Bowe downe thyne eare vnto me, hayst the to delyuer me.

Be thou vnto me a God, a defē ­doure, and a house of refuge, that thou mayest saue me.

For thou arte my strengthe and my refuge, and for thy names sa­ke shalt thou leade me forthe and noryshe me.

Thou shalt brynge me out from thys snare that they haue preue­ly layed for me, for thou arte my defender.

Into thy handes I cōmende my sprete, thou hast redemed me O Lorde God of truthe.

Thou hast hated thē that holde of vanities, which do no good.

As for me, I haue put my trust in the Lorde, I wyl be glad ād re­ioyse in thy mercy.

[Page] For thou hast had respect to my lowe estate, thou hast saued my soule from aduersite.

Thou hast not shut me in y^e handes of myne enemye, thou hast set my fete in a large rowme.

[...]aue mercy on me O Lorde, for I am troubled: myne eye is vex­ed in displeasure, so is my soule and my body.

For my lyfe is waisted away in sorow, & my yeres in gro [...]ynges.

My strēgth is weakened i pouertie, and my bones are disquieted.

Aboue all myne enemyes I am become an exceadynge rebuke vnto my neghboures, & a fearfulnes to myne acquayntaunce.

They that sawe me, fled out frome: & I am cleane forgotten: euen in maner dead out of mynde.

I am become lyke a brokē vessel for I haue herd the blasphemy of many that dwell on euery syde.

Whyle they assembled together agaynst me, they were mynded to take awaye my soule.

But my trust haue I set in y^e O Lorde: I haue sayde thou art my God, my lottes are in thy hādes.

Delyuer thou me from the hāde of myne enemyes, and from them that persecute me.

Shew y^e light of thy coūtenaūce vpon thy seruaūt, saue me in thy [Page xxiiii] mercy O Lorde, let me not be cō ­foūded, for I haue called vpō y^e?

Let the vngodly be ashamed ād brought downe vnto hell: let the disceafull lyppes be stopped.

Which speake iniquite agaynst the ryghteous in pryde & abusiō.

Lord how great is y^e multitude of thy swetnes, which y^u hast lay­ed vp in stoare for thē y^t feare y^e?

Thou hast kept couenaunt with thē that truste in the, euen in the syght of the chyldren of men.

Thou shalt hyde thē in the preuy place of thy presence, frō the vexacion of men.

In thyne owne tabernacle shalt thou defende them, from the stry­uynge of tonges.

Blessed be the Lorde, for he hath wonderfully shewed his mercye vnto me in a strong fenced cytie.

I sayde in y^e excesse of my minde I am cast out from the syght of of thyne eyes.

Therfore hast thou hearde the voyce of my prayer, whyle I cry­ed vnto the.

O loue the Lorde al ye his sayn­tes, for the Lorde wyll requyre y^e truthe, and plenteously rewarde them that be proude doers.

Quite your selues māfully, & let your hert be of good cōfort, al ye that put your trust in the Lorde.

¶The .xxxi. Psalme.

BLessed are they whose ini­quities are forgeuē, & who­se synnes are couered.

Blessed is the man, vnto whom the Lorde hath not imputed syn­ne, nether is ther disceat in hys sprete.

Because I helde my tonge, my bones consumed awaye, while I complayned all the daye longe.

For daye and nyght is thy han­de heuye vpon me: I am altered in my myserye, whyle the thorne is sharpe.

Ishewed my trespace vnto the, & hyd not myne vnryghteousnes.

I sayde: I wyll confesse myne vnryghteousnesse vnto the Lorde agaynst my selfe, and thou forgauest the vngodlynes of my sinne.

For thys shall euery saynt ma­ke hys prayer vnto the in due season.

[...]et in the floude of many wa­ters they shall not come nye vn­to hym.

Thou arte my refuge from the trouble that hath cōpassed me: y^u art my ioye, delyuer thou me frō them that are come about me.

I wyll geue the vnderstandyng, and instructe the in thys waye wherin thou shalt go: I shall fa­llen myne eyes vpon the.

[Page xxv] Be not ye lyke the horse & mule, in whom is no vnderstandyng.

Wyth bytt & brydle holde thou in the chawes of them, y^t appro­che not nye vnto the.

Many are the plages of the syn­ner, but mercy shall cōpase hym on euery syde that putteth hys trust in the Lorde.

Be glad O ye ryghteous and reioyse in the Lorde, and be ioyfull all ye that are true of hert.

¶The .xxxii. Psalme.

REioyse in the Lorde O ye ryghteous, for thankfull­nesse becommeth the iust.

Geue thankes vnto the Lorde in the herpe, prayse him in the psal­tery of ten strynges.

Syng vnto hym a newe songe, prayse hym well in thankesge­uynge.

For true is the worde of the Lorde, and all hys workes are in fayth.

The Lorde loueth mercy & iud­gement: the erth is full of y^e mer­cy of the Lorde.

By the worde of the Lorde were the heauēs stablyshed, and all the power of them by the sprete of hys mouth.

He gathereth the waters toge­ther as it were in a bottell, and layeth vp the depe in stoare.

[Page] [...]et all the erthe feare the Lorde, and let all them that dwell in the world stand in awe of hym.

For he spake y^e worde, and they were made: he commaunded, and they were created.

The Lorde scatreth y^e counsaills of the heythen, he condempneth the ymaginacyons of the people, and dysaloweth the counsaills of prynces.

But the coūsaill of the Lord en­dureth for euer, the thoughtes of hys hert contynue from genera­cyon to generacyon.

Blessed is the nacyon y^• taketh the Lorde for theyr God: that is the people whom he hath chosen for hys awne inheritaunce.

The lorde loked downe frō hea­uen, he behelde all the chyldren of men.

From hys prepared habitacion he loked vpō all them that dwell on the erthe.

It is he that fashioned their hertes euery one by it self, it is he y^t vnderstōdeth all theyr workes.

[...]kynge is not saued by much power, & a giaūt shal not be saued in the multitude of hys strength.

[...]horse is but a vayne thynge to the sauegarde of man, in the abundaunce of hys strength shall he not be saued.

[Page xxvi] Beholde, the eyes of the Lorde are on them that feare hym: and amonge them that trust on hys mercye.

To delyuer theyr soules from death, and to fede them in dearth tyme.

Oure soule doth paciently abyde the Lorde, for he is oure helper and defendour.

For our hert shall reioyse ī hym and in hys holy name haue we put oure trust.

[...] thy mercy be vpon vs o Lorde, lyke as we haue put oure trust in the.

¶The .xxxiii. Psalme.

I Wyll blesse the lorde at euery tyme, hys prayse shall be all waye in my mouth.

In the Lorde shall my soule be made much of: let y^e meke herted heare therof, and reioyse.

Prayse ye the Lorde wyth me, and let vs magnyfye hys name together.

I sought after the Lorde, and he heard me, and delyuered me out of all my troubles.

O come nye vnto hym, and ye shall receaue lyght, and youre fa­ces shall not be confounded.

Thys poore man cryed, and the Lord heard hym, and saued hym out of all hys troubles.

[Page] The angell of y^• Lord shall lyght rounde aboute them y^e feare him, and shall delyuer them.

[...]taist & se, for the Lord is plea­saunt: blessed is the man y^t put­teth hys trust in hym.

Feare the Lorde all ye sayntes of his, for there is no lacke to thē that feare hym.

The rych haue lacked and bene hongrye: but they that seke after the Lord, shall not be destitute of euery good thyng.

[...]ome ye childrē heare me I shal teach you the feare of the Lorde.

That man is he y^t desyreth ly­fe, and loueth to se good dayes?

Refrayne thy tong from euell, and thy lyppes that they speake no gyle.

Turne awaye from euell, et do good: seke after peace & folowe it

The eyes of the Lorde are vpon the ryghteous, and hys eares toward theyr prayers.

But the countenaūce of y^e Lorde is vpon them that do euell, to de­stroye the memoriall of thē from the erthe.

The ryghteous cryed, and the Lord heard them, and delyuered them out of all theyr troubles.

The Lord is nye vnto them that are of a troubled hert, & he wil saue them that are meke of sprete.

[Page xxvii] Many are the troubles of y^e righteous, and the Lorde shall dely­uer them from them all.

The Lorde kepeth all their bo­nes, there shall not one of thē be brused.

The death of synners is worste of all: and they that haue hated y^e righteous, shalbe gyltye.

The Lord shall delyuer the sou­les of his seruauntes: and as many as put theyr trust in hym, shal not do amysse.

¶The .xxxiiii. psalme.

IVdge them O Lord, y^t hurt me: fyght thou agaynst thē that fyght agaynst me.

Take thy weapons and shylde, and stonde vp to helpe me.

Drawe out thy swerde, & stoppe the waye agaynst them that per­secute me: Saye y^u vnto my sou­le: I am thy saluacion.

Let them be cōfounded and put to shame, that seke after my sou­le.

Let them be turned back & put to confusion, that ymagen euell agaynst me.

Let thē become lyke y^e dust before the wynde, and the angell of y^e Lorde to kepe them in.

Let theyr wayes be darcke and slyppery, and the Aungell of the Lorde to persecute them.

[Page] For they haue hyd their snare to destroye me wythout a cause: my soule haue they cōdemned vnworthely.

Let a snare come to him that he knoweth not of, let the trappe also that he hath layed preuely, catche hym, and let hym fall in to the snare hym selfe.

But my soule shall reioyse in the Lorde, and delyte in his sal­uacyon.

All my bones shall saye: Lorde, who is lyke vnto the?

Thou delyuerest the desolate from the hande of them that are to stronge for hym: the nedye and poore from them that spoyle hym.

False wytnesses standyng vp, layed thynges to my charge y^t I knew not of.

They rewarded me euel for good to y^e great discōfort of my soule.

But whan they were importune vpon me, I put on a hayrye clo­the.

I humbled my soule in fastyng, and my prayer shall turne in to myne awne bosome.

Euen as a neyghboure and as a brother of oures so dyd I gently intreat hym: as one that mour­neth and is heuye, so humbled I my selfe.

[Page xxviii] And agaynst me they reioysed and assembled together: plages were gathered vpō me, & I wyst it not.

They were scatred abroade, and wythout anye remorce they tem­pted me: they laughed me to scor­ne, and gnasshed vpon me wyth their tethe.

Lorde, whan wylt thou loke v­pon th [...]s? O restore my soule frō the wickednesse of them: my dear lynge from the lyons.

I wyll geue thankes vnto the in the greate congregacyon: a­monge much people wyl I pray­se the.

O let not them triūphe ouer me, that are wrongfully agaynst me: which hate me without a cause, & wyncke wyth theyr eyes.

For verely they spake peacea­bly vnto me: & in erthly displea­sure (whyle they talked) they y­magined disceate.

Theyr mouthe also helde they wyde open vpon me. They sayd: There there, oure eyes haue se­ne it.

Thys hast thou sene O Lorde, holde not thou thy tonge: Lorde, go not thou awaye fro me.

Stonde vp and laboure in my ryght my God and my Lorde for my cause.

[Page] Iudge thou me after thine own righteousnes O Lorde my God, and let them not tryumphe ouer me.

Let them not saye in theyr her­tes: there there, so wold we haue it. Nether let them saye: we will eate hym vp.

Let them be confounded & asha­med together, that are glad of my harme.

Let them be clothed with confusion and shame, that speake wic­ked thynges vpon me.

Let thē reioyse and be glad that wolde my righteousnes, & let thē saye all waye: the Lorde be pray­sed, that wolde the welth of hys seruaunt.

My tonge also shall exercyse it selfe in thy ryghteousnesse, and thy prayse all the daye longe.

¶ [...].

[...]he vnrighteous hath determined in him selfe to do a­mysse: the feare of God is not be­fore hys eyes.

For he hathe dyssembled in his syghte, so that hys inyquyte, maye be founde out, and is to be hated.

The wordes of hys mouth are inyquyte and disceate: he hath had no mynde to vnderstande to do well.

[Page xxix] He hath ymagyned myschefe in hys bed: he hath maynteyned e­uery waye that is not good: but wyckednesse hathe he not ha­ted.

Lorde, thy mercy is in heauen, and thy trueth reacheth vnto the cloudes.

Thy righteousnes is as y^e moū ­tayne of God, thy iudgementes are a greate deapth.

Men and bestes shalt thou pre­serue O Lorde, accordynge as thou O God hast multiplied thy mercy.

But the chyldren of men shall trust in the couering of thy wyn­ges.

They shalbe fylled with y^e plen­teousnesse of thy house: & out of y^e ryuer of thy felycite shalt thou geue them drinke.

For with the is the fountayne of lyfe, and in thy lyght shall we se lyght.

Sprede forth thy mercye vnto them that knowe the, & thy rygh­teousnes to them that are true of hart.

Let not the fote of pryde ouertake me, and let not the hande of a synner cast me downe.

There are they fallen y^t worke inyquyte, they are cast out, and shall not be able to stande.

¶The .xxxvi. psalme.

[...]Ret not thy self at the wic­ked, nether beare thou euell wyll agaynste the doers of iny­quyte.

For they shall swyftly fade as doth the grasse, and as the gre­ne herbes shall they soone fall a­waye.

[...]ut thou thy trust in the Lorde and be doynge good, and dwell in the erth, & thou shalt be fed in the ryches therof.

[...]elyte thou in the Lord, and he shall geue the the peticyōs of thy hart.

[...]hew thy waye vnto the Lord, and trust in hym, and he shall ta­ke the marter in hande.

He also shall brynge forth thy ryghteousnes as the lyght, and thy iuste dealynge as the noone daye: Submytte thy selfe to the Lorde, and make thy prayer vn­to hym.

[...]ret not thy selfe at him which hath prosperyte, at the man that doth vnryghteously.

[...]easse thou from wrathe, and leaue displeasure: be not gelous to do euell.

For they that do wickedly, shal­be roted out: but they that paci­ently abyde the Lorde, those shall inheret the erthe.

[Page xxx] And yet a lytle whyle, and the synner shall be cleane gone: thou also shalt seke his place, ād shalte not fynde it.

But the meke harted shall inhe­ret the earth, ād haue theyr plea­sure in the multitude of peace.

The synner shall wayte for the righteous, and gnasshe vpō hym with hys teth.

But the Lorde shall laugh hym to scorne, for he seyth that hys daye is commynge.

Synners haue drawen out their swearde, they haue bente theyr bowe.

To disceaue the poore and helpe­lesse, euē to slaye thē that be true of harte.

Let theyr swearde entre into theyr owne heartes, and let theyr bowe be broken.

Better is a lytle thynge to the ryghteous, then the great ryches of synners.

For the armes of y^e sinners shal be all to broken, but the Lorde vp holdeth the ryghteous.

The Lorde knoweth the dayes of the vndefyled, and theyr enhe­ritaunce shall endure for euer.

They shal not be confounded in tyme of aduersyte, & in dayes of derth they shall be satisfyed: for synners shall peryshe.

[Page] As for the enemyes of the Lor­de, as sone as they are in honour and at the hyest immediately they shall wayst awaye and consume lyke smoke.

The synner shall borowe ād not paye, but the ryghteous hath py­tie and wylbe lyberall.

For they that blesse hym, shall inheret the earthe: but they that curse hym, shall vtterly peryshe.

The Lorde wyl ordre a iust mās goynge, and haue pleasure in his waye.

Than he falleth, he shall not be hurte, for the Lorde layeth hys hand vnder hym.

For I haue ben yonge, now am I olde: and I haue not sen [...] the righteous forsaken, ner hys sede sekynge after bread.

All the daye longe sheweth he mercye and lendeth, and his sede shalbe blessed.

[...]urne thou awaye from euel, & do good, & dwell for euer & euer.

For the Lorde loueth iudgemēt, and will not forsake his sayntes: they shalbe preserued for euer.

The ryghteous shalbe punyshed and the sede of the vngodly shall peryshe.

But the ryghteous shall inheret the earthe, and dwell vpon it for euermore.

[Page xxxi] The mouth of y^e ryghteous shal exercyse wysedome, and his tōge shall talke of iudgement.

The lawe of his God is in hys hert, and his goynges shal not be ouerthrowen.

The synner marketh y^• ryghte­ous, and seketh to bryng hym vnto death.

But y^e Lorde wyll not leaue him in his handes, ner condemne him whan he is iudged.

[...]ayte thou the Lordes leysure and kepe hys waye: and he shall exalte the that thou mayest inhe­ret the earth: Thou shalt se whā the synners shall peryshe.

I sawe the vngodlye exalted on hye [...] set vp aloft, euen as y^e Ce­der trees of Libanus.

And I wente by, and lo, he was gone: I sought hym also, and his place was not founde.

[...]epe innocencye and take hede vnto equyte, for those be thynges that remayne vnto a peaceable man.

As for the vnryghteous, they shall vtterly peryshe, the rēnaun­tes of the vngodly shalbe destro­yed together,

But the saluacion of the righte­ous cōmeth of the Lorde, and he is theyr defender in the tyme of trouble.

[Page] The Lorde also shall helpe thē & delyuer them, yee he shall ryd thē frō amonge synners, & shall saue them, because they haue put their trust in hym.

¶The .xxxvii. Psalme.

LOrde rebuke me not in thy heuy indignaciō, nether chasten thou me in thy wrath.

For thy arowes stycke fast in me, & thou hast layed thyene hande sore vpon me.

There is no healthe in my fleshe at the syghte of thy displeasure: my bones haue no rest at y^e syght of my synnes.

[...]or my iniquites are gone ouer my head, & lye sore vpon me lyke a heuye burthen.

My woundes styncke and are corrupte at the syght of my foo­lyshnesse.

I am in mysery & brought lowe euen to the vttemooste: I wente mournynge all the daye longe.

For my loynes are full of illu­sions, and there is no healthe in my fleshe.

I am troubled and brought ve­ry lowe: I roared for very dis­quietnes of my hart.

Lorde thou knowest all my de­syre, and my gronyng is not hyd from the.

[Page xxxii] My hert is troubled, my strēgth hath fayled me, and so hath the lyght of myne eyes, and the same is gone fro me.

My frendes & my neghbours approched nye & stode agaynst me.

They also y^t were nye me stode afarre of: and they that soughte after my soule vsed violence.

And they y^t soughte my harme, talked of vanities, ād ymagined dysceat all the daye longe.

As for me, I herde not, but was as a deafe man, and as one that is dōme not openyng his mouth.

And I became as a man that heareth not, & hath no resistaunce in his mouth.

For in the O Lord haue I set my truste, thou shalt heare me O Lorde my God.

Seynge I haue requyred that myne enemyes tryūphe not ouer me at any tyme: And whyle my fete slyppe they speake great wordes ouer me.

For I am prepared to be scour­ged, and my heuynes is allwaye in my syght.

For I wyll declare my iniquite and take thought for my synne.

But myne enemyes lyue and are made stronge aboue me: and they that hate me without a iust cau­se are many in nombre.

[Page] They that recompence euell for good, spake euell of me, because I folowed the thynge y^t good is.

Forsake me not O Lorde my God: go not thou farre fro me.

Applye thy selfe to helpe me, O Lorde God of my saluacion.

¶The .xxxviii. Psalme▪

I Sayd: I wyll kepe my wa­yes, that I offende not in my tonge.

I set a watch afore my mouthe, whan the synner stode styflye a­gaynst me.

I helde my tonge, and humbled my selfe: I kepte sylence also, euē from good wordes, ād my payne was renewed.

My hert was whote wythin me & in my musyng the fyre kyndled.

[...] spake in my tonge: Lord shew me myne ende, and the nombre of my dayes, what it is, that I may knowe what thynge I lacke.

Beholde, thou hast set my dayes within a certayne compace, & my substaunce is as it were nothyng before the.

Neuertheles all is but vanyte: vayne is euery man lyuynge.

But mā passeth awaye in a sha­dowe, and in vayne disquyeteth he hym selfe.

[Page xxxiii] He heapeth vp ryches, and wo­teth not vnto whom he shall ga­ther them.

And nowe what is my hope? is not the Lorde? and my substaūce is wyth the.

Delyuer thou me from all myne iniquyties: thou hast made me e­uen a rebuke to the vnwyse.

I helde my tōg, & opened not my mouth, because it was thy doyng: Turne awaye thy plages fro me Thorow y^e strength of thy hand I cōsumed awaye ī thy rebukes: For synne hast y^u chastened man.

And euen as a spyder hast thou made hys lyfe to wayst awaye: but ī vaine is euery mā troubled.

Heare y^u my prayer O Lorde, ād myne hūble peticyon: marke my wepynges wyth thyne eares.

Holde not y^u thy tonge, for I am a straunger, and pilgrem with y^•, lyke as all my fathers haue bene.

O graunt me forgyuenesse, that I maye be refreshed, afore I go hence, and be nomore sene.

¶The .xxxix. Psalme.

I Wayted paciētly for y^• Lorde, and he regarded me.

He hath heard my prayers also, and brought me out of y^e pit of myserye & from the filthye claye.

My fete hath he lykewyse set v­pon a rock, & ordred my goynges.

[Page] And into my mouth hath he put a newe songe, euen a dytie vnto oure God.

[...]any shall se thys & feare, & put theyr trust in the Lorde.

Blessed is y^e man whose hope is the name of y^e Lorde, & y^t hath not regarded vanities & false illusiōs.

Thou hast multiplyed thy won­derfull workes O Lord my God, and in thy thoughtes there is no man that maye be lyke the.

[...] haue tolde & spoken of thē, they are multiplyed beyonde nōbre.

[...]acrifyce & offrynge thou wol­dest not haue, but eares hast thou ordeyned me.

[...]urntofferynge also for synne hast y^u not requyred. Then sayde I: lo, I come.

[...]n the begynnynge of the boke it is written of me, that I shulde perfourme thy wyll O my God. I haue consented there to and thy lawe haue I in the myddes of my hert.

[...] haue declared thy ryghteous­nes in the great cōgregacyon: be­holde, my lyppes wyll I not re­strayne O Lorde, thou knowest.

Thy ryghteousnes haue I not hyd in my hert, I haue spoken of thy trueth & thy saluacyon.

I haue not hyd thy mercy & thy trueth frō y^e great cōgregacyon.

[Page xxxiiii] But Lord, wythdrawe not thou thy louyng kyndnesses from me: thy mercy & trueth hath allwaye susteyned me.

For innumerable troubles are come aboute me: my synnes haue taken holde of me, & I haue had no power to loke vp.

They are moo in nōbre then the heares of my head, and my hert hath fayled me.

Let it [...] thy good pleasure o lorde to delyuer me, haue respecte O Lorde to helpe me.

Let them be confounded & asha­med together, that seke my soule to take it awaye.

Let them be turned back & put to shame, that wolde me euell.

Let thē soone beare theyr awne confusyon, y^t saye vnto me: The­re, There.

Let all them y^t seke the, reioyse and be glad of the, and let them that loue thy saluacyon, saye all­waye: the Lorde be praysed.

As for me, I am nedye & poore, the Lorde careth for me.

Thou art my helper & my defen­der: make no long taryeng O my God.

¶The .xl. Psalme.

BLessed is he that cōsydreth the nedye & poore: In the euell daye shall the Lorde delyuer hym.

[Page] The Lorde preserue hym, and holde hym in lyfe, and make hym blessed in the erth, and delyuer hym not ouer into y^e wyll of hys enemyes.

The Lord succoure hym vpon the bed of hys owne dysease: all hys couche hast y^u turned in hys infirmytie.

[...] haue sayde: Lord haue mercy on me, heale my soule, for I haue synned agaynst the.

[...]yne enemyes spake euell on me: whan shall he dye? and whan shall hys name peryshe?

And yf he came into se, he tal­ked of vayne thynges, hys hert gathered wyckednes to hym self.

[...]e went out, and commened of the same.

All myne enemyes whyspred agaynst me, yee euen agaynst me ymagined they, to do me hurt.

[...] wycked sentēce haue they ge­uen agaynst me: shall not he that is layed downe to slepe ryse no­more agayne?

[...]or the man of my famyliari­te whom I trusted, euen he that dyd eate my bread, made much adoo to ouerthrowe me.

But haue thou mercye on me O Lorde, and rayse thou me vp agayne, and I shall rewarde them.

[Page xxxv] By thys haue I knowne y^• thou hast had a mynde vnto me, because myne enemye shall not trium­phe ouer me.

But me hast thou vpholden be­cause of myne innocencye, and hast set me sure in thy syght for euer.

Blessed be the Lord God of Is­rael worlde without ende: So be it, so be [...].

¶ [...]

EVen as the wyld hert, hath a desyre to the water sprin­ges, so longeth my soule for the, O God.

My soule hath bene euē a thyrst for God the fountayne of lyfe: Whan shall I come and appeare before the face of God?

My teares haue bene my bred daye and nyght, whyle it is say­de vnto me daylye: where is thy God?

These thynges haue I remem­bred, and poured out my soule wythin me: for I shall go tho­rowe vnto the place of the won­derfull tabernacle, euen vnto the house of God.

The voyce of gladnesse and thā ­kesgeuynge, euen a noyse of such one as kepeth holy daye.

Why art thou heuye O my soule, and why disquietest thou me?

[Page] Put thy trust in God, for I wil yet geue thankes vnto hym: he is the saluacyon of my countenaunce, and my God.

My soule is disquyeted within me, therfore wyll I be myndefull of the from the lande of Iordane and Hermon, euen from the lytle mountayne.

One depth calleth vpon another in the voyce of thy water pypes.

[...]ll thy waues and thy floudes haue gone ouer me.

The lorde sent out his mercy in the daye, and in the nyght shal he haue his songe.

My prayer wyll I make vnto y^e God of my lyfe, I wyll saye vn­to God: thou art my defendoure.

Why hast thou forgotten me? and why go I vp and downe he­uely, whyle the enemye vexeth me, euen while my bones are all­to broken?

Myne enemyes that trouble me, haue cast me in the tethe, whyle they saye vnto me daye by daye: where is thy God.

Why art thou heuye O my soule, and why disquyetest thou me? Put thy trust in God, for I wil yet geue thankes vnto hym: he is the saluacion of my countenaun­ce and my God.

¶The .xlii. Psalme.

[Page xxxvi] Be thou my iudge O God, pondre my cause from the vnholy nacyon: delyuer me from the wycked and disceatfull man.

For y^u art my strength O God: why hast thou cast me of? & why go I vp and downe heuely, why­le the enemye oppresseth me?

O sende thou out thy lyght and thy trueth: it is euē they that haue bene my gyde, & haue brought me to the holy mount and to thy tabernacles.

And I wyll go into the altare of God, euen vnto God that ma­keth my youth glad.

In the harpe wyll I geue than­kes vnto the O God my God: why art y^u heuye O my soule? why dost thou disquyete me?

Put thy trust in God, for I wil yet geue thankes vnto hym: he is the health of my countenaunce, and my God.

¶The .xliii. psalme.

WE haue hearde wyth oure eares (o god) oure fathers declared vnto vs.

The worke that y^u hast wrought in theyr dayes, and in olde tyme.

Thy hande destroyed the nacy­ons, and thou hast planted them: thou hast troubled y^• people and cast them out.

[Page] For they possessed not the lande in theyr swerde, and theyr owne arme saued them not.

But thy ryght hande, & thyne arme, and the lyght of thy coun­tenaunce, because thou haddest a fauoure vnto them.

Thou art euen y^• same, my king and my God, which sendest out helpe vnto Iacob.

In the shal we blowe away our enemyes with a horne, and in thy name shall we despyse them that ryse vp agaynst vs.

For in my bow wil I not trust, and it is not my swerde that shal saue me.

For thou hast saued vs from a­monge them that oppressed vs, & those y^t hated vs hast y^u brought to confusyon.

In god shall wobe muche made of all y^e daye longe, & in thy name shall we geue thankes for euer.

But nowe hast thou cast vs of, & put vs to confusion: and thou O God wylt not go forth in oure hoostes.

Thou hast turned vs backe be­hynde oure enemyes: and they y^t hated vs, dyd spoyle vs, for their owne profyt.

Thou hast made vs euen as she­pe to be eaten, and amonge the heythen hast thou scatred vs.

[Page xxxvii] Thou hast soled thyne owne people wythout money, & there hath bene no multitude in the ex­chaunges of them.

Thou hast made vs a very rebuke vnto oure neghbours, a deri­syon and scorne to them that are round aboute vs.

Thou hast made vs a by worde vnto the heythen: a very shakyn­ge of the heade amonge the peo­ple.

All the daye longe is my shame agaynst me and the confusion of my face hath couered me.

At the voyce of the slaunderer and blasphemer, at the syght of the enemye and persecuter.

All these thinges are come vpō vs, yet haue we not forgottē the ner behaued our selues vnrygh­teously in thy conenaunt.

Oure hert also hath not gone back, and thou hast remoued our pathes from thy waye.

For thou hast brought vs lowe in the place of affliction, and the shadowe of death hath couered vs.

Yf we haue forgotten the name of oure god, and we haue holden out oure handes to a straunge god, shall not god make searche for suche thynges? for he kno­weth the secretes of the hert.

[Page] For why, for thy sake we are put to death all y^e daye longe: we are counted euen as slaughter shepe.

Vp Lord, why slepest thou? vp, and cast vs not of for euer.

Why turnest thou awaye thy face, and forgettest oure mysery and oure trouble?

[...]or our soule is brought down euen in the dust, our bely stycketh fast in the erthe.

[...]p Lorde, helpe vs, and delyuer thou vs for thy names sake.

¶ [...]

[...]y heret hath dyteed a good matter, my workes do I dedycate vnto the kyng.

My tōge is the penne of a swyft wryter.

[...]ayre arte thou of bewtye a­boue the chyldren of men: there is grace poured out in thy lyp­pes, therfore hath God blessed y^• for euer.

[...]yrde the wyth thy swerde vpō thy thyghe, O y^u most mightye.

[...]n thy bewtye and in thy fayr­nesse applye thy self ꝓsperously, go forth and raygne.

For thy trueth and mekenesse & ryghteousnesse: & thy ryght hand shall brynge the forwarde won­derfully.

[Page xxxviii] Thyne arowes are sharpe: the people vnder the shall fall into y^e hertes of the kynges enemyes.

Thy seate O God endureth for euer: the scepter of thy kyngdome is the scepter of equyte.

Thou hast loued ryghteousnesse and hated inquyte: therfore God (euen thy God) hath anoynted y^e with the oyle of gladnesse aboue thy felowes.

[...]yrre and swete oyntment and the herbe Cassia do smell out of thy garmentes, euen oute of thy yuery houses, wherwith the kin­ges daughters haue made the pleasaunt in thyne honoure.

The quene stode at thy ryghte hand in a vesture wrought wyth gold, brodered of diuerse fashiōs Heare o daughter and beholde, and enclyne thine eare and forget thyne awne people and thy fa­thers house.

And the kinge shal delyte in thy bewty, for he is y^• Lorde thy God and they shall worshippe hym.

So shall the daughters also of Tyre in theyr presētes: al y^e ryche of the people shall make hūble in­tercessyon to thy countenaunce.

All the glory of the same kinges daughter is from within, euen in borders of golde, set round about with dyuerse colours.

[Page] After her shall the virgins be brought vnto the kynge: euē they that be nexte her, shalbe brought vnto the.

They shalbe brought in gladnes and ioye: euen into the kinges tē ­ple shall they be brought.

In steade of fathers, they are sonnes borne vnto the: them shalt thou make prynces vpon all the earth.

They shalbe myndful of thy na­me thorow out all generacions.

Therfore shall the people geue thankes vnto the for euer & euer.

¶ [...]

OUr God is our refuge and strength, oure helper in the troubles that haue come vpō vs very sore.

Therfore wyl we not fare, whyl the earth shalbe troubled, and the mountaynes remoued into the myddes of the see.

[...]heyr waters raged and were troubled, the mountaynes shoke in the strength of hym.

[...]he vehemence of the floude re­ioyseth the cytie of god: y^e moost hyghest hath sanctified his owne tabernacle.

God is in the myddes therof, it shal not be moued: god shal helpe it, and that very early.

[Page xxxix] The nacions are vexed, and the kingdomes are moued: he shewed his voyce, the earth quaked.

The Lorde of powers is wyth vs, the God of Iacob is oure de­fender.

Come ye, and se the worckes of the Lorde what wonders he hath shewed vpon earth, takyng war­res awaye vnto the vttemooste parte of the worlde.

The bowe shall he bruste asun­der, and all to breake the wea­pons, and the bucklers shall he burne with fyre.

Consydre and beholde, for I am God: I wylbe exalted among the Heythen, and I shalbe exalted in the earthe.

The Lorde of powers is wyth vs, the God of Iacob is oure de­fender.

¶The .xlvi. Psalme.

ALl ye Heythen clappe with your handes: synge merely vnto God in the voyce of than­kesgeuynge.

For the hye Lorde is to be fea­red: he is the greate Kynge vpon all the earth.

He hath subdued the people vn­to vs, and the Heythen vnder oure fete.

[Page] Amonge vs hath he chosen his inheritaunce, euen the bewtye of Iacob which he hath loued.

God is gone vp in a ioyful noy­se, and the Lorde in the voyce of the trompe.

O synge ye prayses, synge pray­ses vnto our God: O singe pray­ses, synge prayses to our kynge.

For God is kynge of all y^e earth: synge ye prayses wyth vnder­standynge.

God shalbe kynge ouer y^• heithē: God sytteth vpon his holy seate.

The princes of the people are gathered together with the God of Abrahā: for the stronge goddes of the earth are myghtely exalted.

¶ [...]

[...]Reat is the Lorde, & hyghly to be praysed in the citie of our God, euen in his holy moūt.

[...] Sion is founded for the comforte of all the earthe: on the north syde is the citie of the great kynge.

God shalbe knowne in the hou­ses therof, whā he shal receaue it.

For lo, the kynges of the earth assembled: they gathered thē sel­ues together.

They seynge it thus, wondred, they were at theyr wittes endes, they were astonnyed: feare came vpon them.

[Page xl] Euen ther came paynes vpō thē as of a womā in trauayle: in a vehement wynd shalt y^u al to breake the shyppes of Tharsis.

As we haue hearde, so haue we sene in the cytie of the Lorde of powers, euen in the cytie of oure God: God hathe layed the foun­dacion of it for euer.

We haue receaued thy mercy O God in the myddes of thy tēple.

Accordynge to thy name (o god) euē so lykewyse is thy prayse vn­to the vtmooste partes of the earth: thy ryght hande is full of ryghteousnesse.

O let moūt Siō be glad, & let the daughters of Iuda reioyse (O Lorde because of thy iudgemētes.

Walke about Sion & go round aboute it: be tellynge amonge the towres therof.

Cōsydre y^e strengthe of it, & dy­scerne well her houses, y^t ye maye shewe it in another generacion.

For here is God, euen our God for euer and euer: he shalbe oure gyde for euermore.

¶The .xlviii. Psalme▪

HEare these thinges al ye nacions, marke thē with your eares all ye y^t dwell in y^e worlde.

All ye inhabiters of the earth & chyldren of men, bothe ryche and poore together.

[Page] My mouth shall speake wysdom and the exercyse of my herte shal be vpon prudence.

I wyll enclyne myne eare to the parable, my darck speche wyll I open in the psaltery.

Why shall I be afrayed in the daye of aduersyte? The iniquite of my hele wyll compace me roūd aboute.

They that truste in theyr owne strength, and reioyse in the mul­titude of theyr ryches.

One brother delyuereth not ano­ther: shall one man redeme ano­ther? He shall not make agremēt for him vnto God.

The pryce of his redempcion al­so shall he not gyue hym: and he shall alwaye laboure, and lyue yet at the last,

[...]e shall not se destruccion whā he hath respecte vnto the wyse: the vnwyse and the foolysh shall perysh together.

Theyr ryches also shal they lea­ue vnto straūgers, & their graues shalbe theyr habitacyon for euer.

Those shalbe their dwelling places in al generaciōs: their names haue they ꝓclamed in their lādes

And whan man was in honour he dyd not consydre it: he is com­pared vnto brute beastes, and be­come loke vnto them.

[Page xli] Thys waye of theyrs is an occasyon of fallyng vnto them: and afterwarde shal they speake fay­re in theyr mouth.

They are layed in hell lyke she­pe, death shall gnawe vpon them.

The ryghtuous also shall haue dominyon of them by tymes in the mornyng, ād theyr helpe shall consume in hell after theyr glo­rye.

But God shall delyuer my soule from the hād of hell, whan he re­ceaueth me.

Be not y^u afrayed whan a man is made ryche, and whan the glo­rye of hys house increaseth.

For whan he dyeth, he shall not take all awaye: nether shall hys glory go downe wyth hym.

For in hys lyfe shall hys soule be well spoken: be wyll geue thā ­kes vnto the whan thou doest hym good.

He shall entre into the genera­cyons of hys father: he shall ne­uer se lyght.

Whan man was in honoure, he dyd not consydre it: he is compa­red vnto brute beestes, and beco­me lyke vnto them.

¶The .xlix. Psalme.

THe God of goddes, euē the Lorde hath spoken, & cal­led the erthe.

[Page] From y^• rysynge of y^• sonne vn y^• goynge downe: The fayrenesse of his bewtie cōmeth out of Siō.

God, euen oure god, shall come manifestly, & shal not kepe sylēce.

A fyre shall burne in hys syght, and a myghtye sore tempest shall there be round aboute hym.

He shall call to the heauen from aboue, and also the erth, to iudge hys people.

Gather vnto hym hys saynctes, whych mynystre hys couenaunt vpon the sacrifyces.

[...]nd the heauens shall declare hys ryghteousnesse, for God is the iudge.

Heare O my people, and let me speake O Israel, & I wyll testifye vnto y^•: I am god, euen thy god.

I wyll not reproue the in thy sacrifyces: As for thy burnt offerynges, they are allwaye ī my syght.

[...] wyll not receaue calues out of thy house, nether gootes from a­monge thy flockes.

For all the wylde beastes of the woddes are myne, y^e catell in the mountaynes, and the oxen.

I haue knowlege of all the byr­des of the ayre, and the bewtye of the felde is in my syght.

If I be hongrye, I wyll not tell the: for the cōpasse of the erth is myne & all that therin ys.

[Page xlii] Shall I eate the flesh of bulles, or dryncke y^• bloude of goates?

Offre thou vnto God the sacri­fyce of prayse, & paye thy vowes to the moost hyghest.

And call vpon me in the daye of trouble: I wyll delyuer the, and thou shalt geue me the prayse.

But vnto y^e synner sayde God:

Why doest y^• preach my rygh­teousnesses, and takest my testa­ment in thy mouth?

As for y^•, y^u hast abhorred instructiō, & cast my wordes behynde y^•.

[...]f thou sawest a thefe, y^• ran­nest wyth hym, & laydest thy por­cyon wyth the aduoutrers.

Thy mouth hath aboūded in malyce [...] thy tonge set out disceate.

Thou sattest y^• downe & spakest agaynst thy brother, and dyddest slaūder thy mothers sonne: The­se thynges hast thou done, and I haue holden my tonge.

Thou hast thought vngracious­ly that I wylbe lyke vnto the: I wyll reproue the, & set my self agaynst thy face.

Vnderstōde these thīges ye y^t forget god, lest he plucke you awaye and ther be none to delyuer you.

The sacrifyce of prayse shal worshyppe me: and ther is the waye wherin I wyll shew hym y^• sal­uacyon of God.

¶The .l. Psalme.

HAue mercy on me o god, ac­cordyng to thy great mercy [...]nd accordynge to the multitude of thy louynge kyndnesses do awaye myne iniquyte.

[...]ash me yet more fro myne iniquyte, & clense me fro my synne.

[...]or myne iniquite do I knowe, & my synne is alwaye ī my syght.

Agaynst the onely haue I syn­ned, & done euell before y^•: so that thou mayest be foūde true in thy sayenges, and ouer come whan thou art iudged.

[...]or beholde, I am conceaued in iniquyties, & in synnes dyd my mother conceaue me.

[...]or lo, y^u hast loued trueth: y^e se­cretes & pryuities of thy wyl [...]o­me hast thou declared vnto me.

[...]hou shalt sprynkle me wyth ysope O Lorde, & I shalbe clen­sed: y^u shalt wash me, and I shall be whyter then snowe.

[...]o my hearyng thou shalt geue ioye & gladnesse, & y^• bones which are brought lowe, shall reioyse.

[...]urne awaye thy face from my synnes, & put out al myne īi [...]ties.

Make a new hert w^tin me o god, & renew a right sprete ī my body.

[...]ast me not out of thy syght, and take not thy holy ghoost a­waye fro me.

[Page xliii] Graunt me the gladnesse of thy saluacyon agayne, and stabli­she me wyth thy princypall spre­te.

I wyll teache the wycked thy wayes, and the vngodly shalbe conuerted vnto the.

Delyuer me frō bloude O God thou God of my saluacyon, and my tonge shall tryumphe of thy ryghteousnesse.

[...]orde thou shalt open my lyp­pes, & my mouth shall shew forth thy prayse.

For yf it had bene thy pleasure, I wolde haue geuyn the sacrify­ce: in burnt offeringes verely wilt thou haue no delyte.

A sacrifyce vnto God is a troubled sprete: a contryte and hum­bled hert, O God, wylt thou not despyse.

Deale graciously vnto Sion O Lorde, in thy good wyll, that the walles of Hierusalem maye be buylded.

Then shalt thou accepte the sa­crifyce, oblacyons and burnt offerynges of ryghteousnesse: then shall they laye calues vpon thyne altare.

¶The .li Psalme.

WHy reioysest thou in maly­ce, thou that art myghtye in inio [...]yte.

[Page] All the daye lōge hath thy tōge ymagined vnrighteousnes, euen as wyth a sharpe raysure hast y^u exercysed disceate.

Thou haste loued malyce more then gentlenesse: euen to talke of vnryghteousnesse rather then e­quyte.

All hurtfull wordes hast thou loued, thou disceatfull tonge.

Therfore shall God destroye y^• at the last: he shall plucke the vp and from thy tabernacle shall he remoue the, and thy rote out of y^• lande of the lyuynge.

The ryghteous shall se it and feare, and shall laugh hym to scorne and saye: lo, thys is the man that toke not God for hys helper.

But trusted in the multitude of hys ryches, and preuayled in hys owne vanytie.

As for me, I am as a frutefull Olyue tre in the house of God: I haue put my trust in the mercy of God for euer and euer.

I wyll geue thankes vnto the for euermore because it is thy do­ynge: and in thy name will I ho­pe, for it is good in y^e syght of all thy saynctes.

¶The .lii. psalme.

THe vnwise man hath sayd in his hert: ther is no god.

[Page xliiii] Coorrupte they are, and become abhominable in their iniquities: there is not that doth good.

Good hath loked downe frō hea­uen vpon the children of men, to se yf there be anye y^• hath vnder­standynge or seketh after god.

They are al gone out of y^• waye together, they are become vnpro­fitable, there is not one that doth good, no there is not one.

Shal [...] not al they fele it y^t worke iniquyte, whych eat vp my peo­ple, as it were a refeccyon of bred?

They haue not called vpō God: euen there haue they stōbled tho­rowe feare, where no feare was.

For God hath scatred y^• bones of them that please men: they are brought to cōfusyō, because God despysed them.

Who shall graūt saluacyon vnto Israell out of Sion? whan y^• Lorde hath turned the captiuyte of hys people, Iacob shall reioy­se, and Israell shall be glad.

¶The .liii. psalme.

SAue me (O God) in thyne owne name, and geue thou sentence for me in thy power.

Heare my prayer O God, mark the wordes of my mouth w^t thy­ne eares.

[Page] For straungers are rysen vp a­gaynst me, and the myghtie haue sought after my soule, & haue not set God before theyr eyes.

For lo, it is God that helpeth me, and the Lorde is y^e defendour of my soule.

[...]urne thou aduersite vnto my­ne enemyes, and destroye them in thy trueth.

Of myne owne fre mynde wyll I do sacrifyce vnto the and vnto thy name will I geue thankes O Lord, for it is good.

[...]or out of all trouble hast thou delyuered me, and myne eye hath sene hys desyre vpon myne ene­myes.

¶ [...]

[...]Eare my prayer O God, & despyse not myne hūble pe­ticyon: haue respecte vnto me, & heare me.

[...] am vexed in my weerynesse, & troubled thorow the voyce of the enemye and disquyetnesse of the synner.

[...]or they haue layed iniquyties to my charge, and in wrath they were tedious vnto me.

My hert is disquyeted w^t in me, & y^• feare of deth is fallē vpō me.

[...]earfulnesse and trembling are come vpon me, & darcknesse hath couered me.

[Page liii] And I sayde: who shal geue me wynges lyke a doue? and I will flye, and take my rest.

Beholde, I gat me farre of and fled, and remayned in the wyl­dernesse.

My taryenge was for hym, whyche hath saued me from the feblenesse of sprete and from the tempeste.

Destroye theyr tonges O Lord: deuyde thou them, for I haue se­ne iniquyte & sedicion in y^• cytie.

Daye and nyght shall iniquyte go round about it vpon the wal­les therof: sorow also is in y^e middes of it, & so is vnrighteousnes.

[...]sury lykewyse & disceate hath not bene lackynge from out of y^• stretes therof.

For yf myne enemye had reuy­led me, I coulde haue borne it verely.

And yf he that ought me euell wyll, had threatened me, I shulde peraduēture haue hidden my self from hym.

But it is thou, a man that wast after myne own mynde, my guy­de, and myne owne famylier frende.

Whyche also dyddest receaue pleasaunt meates with me: In y^• house of God haue we walked with one consent.

[Page] Let death come vpon them, and let them go downe quycke vnto hell.

For there are wyckednesses in theyr dwellynges, euen in y^• myd­des of them.

[...]s for me, I complayned vnto God, and the Lorde saued me.

In the euenynge and mornynge & at the noone daye, wyll I shew and tell my mynde vnto him, and he shall heare my voyce.

[...]e shall delyuer my soule in peace from them that approche nye vnto me, for they were wyth me amonge many.

[...]od y^t is without begynnynge, shall heare me, & bring thē downe.

[...]or they wyll not conuerte and God haue they not feared: he holdeth out his hande in recompen­cynge them.

They haue brokē hys couenaūt, they are deuyded from the wrath of his countenaūce, and his hert hath approched nye.

[...]he wordes of hym are softer then oyle, and the same are very dartes.

[...]ast thy care vpō the Lord and he shall noryshe the, and shall not suffre the ryghteous to be ouer­throwne for euer.

But y^• O God, shalt bringe thē downe into y^• pytte of destructiō.

[Page xlvi] Bloudthyrstye & disceatfull men shal not come to the halfe of their dayes: but in the O Lorde wyl I put my trust.

¶The .lv. Psalme.

HAue mercye on me O God for mā hath troden me dow­ne: all the daye longe hath he stryuen agaynste me, and put me to trouble.

Myne enemyes haue troden me downe al the daye lōge, for many ther were that foughte agaynste me.

I shalbe afrayed at the heyght of the daye, but yet wyll I put my trust in the.

I wyl prayse God with my wordes, my trust haue I put in God, I wyll not feare what fleshe can do vnto me.

All the daye lōge dyd they blas­pheme my wordes, all theyr ymaginacions are agaynste me to do me hurte.

They wyll continue & kepe them selues secrete: they wil lay wayte at my hele.

Euen as they haue wayted for my soule without a cause: Shalt thou saue thē? thou in thy disple­sure shalt al to breake the people.

My lyfe O God, haue I shewed vnto the: my teares haste thou layed in thy syght.

[Page] Accordynge as it is cōteyned in thy promes: then shall myne ene­myes be turned bacwarde.

[...]n what daye soeuer I call vpō the: beholde, I haue knowne that thou art my God.

[...]n God wyl I prayse the worde in the Lorde wyll I magnyfy the worde: my truste haue I put in God, I wyll not feare what man maye do vnto me.

[...]n me O God are thy vowes, which I wyll paye, euen prayses vnto the.

[...]or thou hast deliuered my sou­le from death, and my fete frome fallynge, that I maye be accep­ted in the syghte of God, in the lyght of the lyuynge.

¶ [...]

[...]Aue mercye on me O God, haue mercye on me for my soule trusteth in the.

[...]nd in the shadowe of thy wynges wyll I trust, tyll iniquyte be ouer past.

I wyll crye vnto the moost hye God, euen vnto y^e God that hath done me good.

He sent from heauen & delyue­red me: he hath put thē to rebuke that trode me downe.

God sēt his mercy & his truth, & delyuered my soule frō amōg the liōs whelpes: I lay al to troubled

[Page xvii] The chyldren of men: theyr tethe are weapons and arowes, & their tonge is a sharpe swearde.

He thou exalted aboue y^• heauēs O God, and thy glorye thorowe out all the earth.

They haue prepared a snare for my fete, and oppressed my soule.

They haue dygged a pyt before, my face, and are fallen into it thē selues.

My her [...] is ready o god, my hert is ready: I wyll synge and make a psalme vnto the Lorde.

[...]tande vp o my glory, vp thou psaltery and harpe: I wyll aryse and that early.

[...] wyll geue thanckes vnto the O Lorde amonge the people, and prayst the amonge the nacions.

[...]or thy mercy is magnified euē vnto the heauens, and thy truthe vnto the cloudes.

[...]e thou exalted O God aboue the heauens, and thy glory aboue all the earth.

¶ [...] Psalme.

[...]F ye speake of ryghteousnes vnfaynedly in dede, then iud­ge ryght, ye chyldren of men.

For in hert ye worke iniquities in earth: your handes set out vn­ryghteousnesses.

[Page] The synners are cleane gone euē from their mothers wombe: they haue erred, euer sence they were borne: they haue spoken lyes.

Theyr furye is lyke the furye of a serpent, euen as the furye of an adder that is deafe and stoppeth hyr eares.

Which wyl not heare the voyce of the enchaunter, & of the sorce­rer that charmeth wysely.

God shall altobreake theyr tethe within their mouth, y^• Lorde shal altobrust the lyons chawbones.

They shall come to naught euen lyke water that runneth downe: he bendeth hys bowe, tyll theyr strength be taken from them.

Euen as waxe that melteth shal they be taken awaye: fyre fell vpon them, and they saw not the Sunne.

[...]fore your thornes coulde pryc­ke: euen so in displeasure shall he [...]walowe them vp, in maner euen alyue.

The righteous shal reioyse whā he seyth the vengeaunce: his han­des shal he washe in the bloud of the synner.

And mā shal saye: truly yf their be any rewarde for the ryghte­ous, then verelye is there a God, that iudgeth them in the earth.

¶The [...] Psalme.

[Page xlviii] DElyuer me fro myne ene­myes O my God, and ryd me from them that ryse vp aga­ynst me.

Delyuer me frō the workers of iniquyte, and saue me from the men of bloude.

For lo, they haue caughte my soule: the myghtye are fallen in vpon me.

[...]t is nether myne iniquyte nor my synne O Lorde: I haue runne and ordred my selfe ryght wyth­out any wyckednes.

Stande y^u vp to mete me, ād be­hold: & y^u O Lorde God of powers thou God of Israel, appointe thy self to viset al naciōs: be not mer­cyful to al thē y^t worke iniquite.

Thhy shalbe turned towarde the eueninge, & suffre hōger lyke dog­ges, and go aboute the cytie.

Behold, in their mouth they shal be talkyng, & a swearde shalbe in their lippes: for who hath herd it?

And thou O Lorde shalt laugh them to scorne, all Heythen shalt thou brynge to naught.

My strēgth do I kepe vnto y^•, for thou God art my defēdee, euē my God: his mercy shall preuent me.

God hath shewed vnto me cōcernyng myne enemyes: Slaye thou thē not, lest my people fall at any tyme to forgetfulnes.

[Page] Scater thē abroad in thy power and put thou them downe o Lor­de my defender.

Suppresse thou y^• synne of their mouth, the worde of their lyppes, and let them be caughte in theyr owne pryde.

[...]or their cursynge also and ly­enge they shalbe spoken of in the ende, euen in wrath at the last, ād so shall they peryshe.

And they shall know, that God wyll haue the domynion of Ia­cob and of the vtmoost partes of the earth.

[...]hey shalbe turned towarde the eueninge, & suffre hūger lyke dog­ges, and go about the cytie.

[...]hey shalbe scatred abroade to eate: but yf they be not satisfyed, they shall murmure also.

[...]euertheles I wyl synge of thy strength, aud magnify thy mercy very early.

[...]or thou art become my defen­der and my refuge in the daye of my trouble.

[...] wyll prayse the O my helper for thou arte God my defender, euen my God that shewest mercy vnto me.

¶ [...].

THou hast cast vs of o God & destroyest vs: y^u hast bene angry, & had mercy on vs agayn.

[Page xlix] Thou hast shaken the erth & moued it: heale thou the sores therof for it quaketh.

Thou hast shewed hard thinges vnto thy people, y^u hast geuen vs the wyne of aduersite to drincke.

To them that feare y^•, hast thon geuē a token, that they maye flye from before the bowe.

That thy beloued maye be dely­uered: oh help wyth thy ryght hā de, and heare me.

God hath spokē in his holy one: I wyll triumphe & deuyde Sy­chem, and the valley of taberna­cles wyll I meet out.

Galaad is myne, Manasses al­so is myne, and Ephraim is the strength of my head.

[...] is my kyng: Moab is the po [...]t of my hope: into Idumea wyll I stretch out my shoe: the straūgers are subdued vnto me.

Who shall brynge me into the stronge cytie? Who wyll brynge me vnto Idumea?

Shalt not y^u O God y^t hast cast vs of? ād shalt not thou go forth amonge our armyes O God?

Graunt thou vs helpe out of trouble, for vayne is the helpe of man.

In God shall we do myghtely, & he shall bryng them to naught that trouble vs.

¶The [...] Psalme.

HEare myne humble peti­cyon O God, marke thou my prayer.

From y^e vttemost partes of the erth haue I cryed vnto the, why­le my hert was in distresse, in a rock of stone hast thou set me vp.

Thou hast brought me forth, for thou art become my hope, euen a tower of strength agaynst y^e ene­mye.

I wyll dwell in thy tabernacle for euer: in the coueryng of thy wynges shall I be defended.

[...]or thou o my God hast heard my prayer: thou hast geuen an inheritaunce to them that loue thy name.

[...]nto the kynges dayee thou shalt adde moo dayes, and to hys yeares for euer and euer.

[...]e endureth for euer in y^e syght of God: Who will seke after his mercy and trueth?

Thus I wyll prayse thy name, that I maye paye my vowes frō daye to daye.

¶ [...].

SHall not my soule be subie­cte vnto God? for my saluacyon commeth of hym.

For he is both my God, my sa­uyoure & my defendoure, and I shall nomore be remoued.

[Page l] How long fall ye vpon a man? ye are enclyned to slaughter eue­ry one of you, euen as it were a­gaynst a totterynge wall and broken hedge.

Yet haue they ymagyned to cast out my pryce: I haue rēne ī thirst wyth theyr mouth they blessed, and cursed wyth theyr hert.

But my soule is subiecte vnto God, for from hym commeth my pacyent.

For he is my God & my sauyoure, my helper, I shall not remoue.

In God is my saluacyon & my glorye: he is the God of my helpe, and my hope is in God.

[...]ut your trust in hym all ye cō ­gregacyon of people: poure out your hertes before hym, for God is our helper for euer.

But vayne are the chyldren of men, disceatfull are the chyldren of men in the weyghtes, so that thorow vanyte they disceaue one another.

Trust not ye in iniquyte, & couet no robberies: yf ryches be plen­teous, set not youre hert vpō thē.

God hath spokē ones, these two thynges haue I heard: That power belongeth vnto God, and mercy vnto the O Lorde: That y^u shalt rewarde euery man accordynge to hys workes.

¶The .lxii. Psalme.

O God my God, vnto the do I watch by tymes in y^• mornynge.

My soule hath bene a thyrst for the, so hath my flesh & y^t greatly.

In a lande y^t is waist baren and without water: Thus haue I appeared vnto y^e in the holy place, that I myght se thy power and thy glorye.

For better is thy mercy then mēs lyues: my lyppes shall pray­se the.

Thus wyll I blesse the in my ly­fe, and in thy name wyll I lyft vp my handes.

[...] let my soule be replenished euē as it were with mary & fatnesse, and my mouth shall prayse the wyth the lyppes of gladnesse.

Thus haue I bene myndfull of the vpon my bed: early in y^e mor­nynge shall my meditacyōs be in the for thou hast bene my helper.

And in y^e coueryng of thy wyn­ges wyll I reioyse: my soule hath cleued fast vnto the, thy ryght hā de hath receaued me.

But in vayne haue they sought my soule: they shall entre into the lower partes of the erthe, they shalbe geuen ouer into y^e powers of the swerde, euen the porcyons of foxes shall they be.

[Page li] The kynge yet shall reioyse in God: praysed shall be all they that sweare in hym, for y^e mouth of wycked speakers is stop­ped.