CERTAINE[?] GODLY AND DE [...]
Made in latin by [...] in GOD, [...] Cuthbert Durham, and translated [...] mas Paynell, [...]
¶To the most vertuous lady and most gratious Queene Marye, doughter vnto the most victorious and most noble prynce, Kynge Henry the eyght, kyng of Englande, Fraunce and Ireland. &c. Thomas Paynell wysheth moste prosperous helth and felicitie.
I [...] euen from youre tender age hetherto, hath euydently and continuallye geuen youre selfe to all kynd of vertue & prayer, the pure refection, and fode of the spirite and soule of man: I your graces dayly orator, to encreace (yf it may be encresyd) and augment your deuotion, and spirituall meditations, haue translated these fewe and compendious prayers, written in laten, most deuoutly and lernedly, by the reuerend father in god, Cutbert Tunstall, for the spirituall consolation of [Page] all deuout christians, christianly to accept and embrace thē, & with celestial meditation vertuosly to vse thē. For in these orations & prayers, is nothing else cōprised, but the sincere & true word of God, our mooste consolatiō & comfort, with a certen general confession, so christianly & deuoutly indyted & knit together, that no mortall mā (excepte he be stonye hartyd) can rede it without teares & remorse of cōscience. I would wyshe therefore (yf I may be so bold as to wyshe your grace a good tourne) yt youre hyghnes with the whole company of your vertuous ladics, & chaste damselles, youre graces most beautifull & pleasant maydēs, wold whan oportunitie of tyme shal serue, pervse these heuenlye prayers, deuoutelye rede them, & continually mynd and record them: For they wel waide and considered: shalbe vnto the spirituall reder an immortall comforte both of bodye & soule, and to your grace a heuenly consolation and pleasure. Thus our Lorde Iesus preserue your grace. [...] ▪
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O Creator & gubernator celi & terre & totius mundi, atque omnium, que facta sunt: sancte, fortis, immortalis, omnipotens, terribilis, iuste, misericors, & miserator, domine deus.
Ego miser & infelix immensa flagitiorum mole obrutus agnosco ac confiteor me & fuisse, & esse peccatorem longe omnium, qui vnquam vi xerunt sceleratissimum: & tam v [...]hementer oculos tue maiestatis offendisse: vt non solum non suum dignus vocari filius tuus, [Page] sed neque infimu [...] seruus tuus, imm [...] vero neque vt terra vestigijs pedum meorum prematur. Quanto minus, vt offeram tibi sacrificium aliquod, vel laudis, vel gratiarū actionis. Nam s [...] cel estibus ministris tuis clarissimis spiritibus, lucifero videli [...]et & complicibus [...]ius non pepercisti: sed pro vno tantum commisso rebellionis & suber vie peccato, eteo quidem momentaneo, quod contra te cogi tarunt: de summo celorum habitaculo deiectos eternis tradidisti supplicijs cruciandos, quid ego scelerosus homūcio dicere? quid pretexere poter [...]? qui non exiguis, sed immodicis, non [Page] pauces, sed innumeris, nō occultis, sed manifistis vicijs te offendi: et adhuc quidem offende re non cesso, peccata peccatis accumulans. Uerū enimvero pijssime pater, quia pater misericordiarum tu es: & miserationes tue super omnia opera tua: qui nō vis mortem peccatoris, sed magis vt conuertatur & viuat: de tua misericordia summe fide [...]s ad tue maiestatus clementiam, que sola michi spes superest: humilis confugio: petoque s [...]pplex veniam et remissionem omnium peccatorum meorum, quibus vnquam [Page] a teneris annis vsque in hanc horam siue scienter, siue ignoranter, bonitatem tuam offendi.
Que sane tu Deus quem nullum latet secretum: longe me lius nosti, quam ego ipse recensere possum▪ Peccaui namque grauiter & super numerum arene maris, in super bia et vana gloria, in ira & odio, in inuidia, in auaricia, in accidia, in gula, in libidine, in diuini cultus neglectu, in vanis iuramentis, in illicitis concupiscentiis, in blasphemia, in obtrectationibus, in mendaciis, in verbis ociosis, in immodico risu, in iocis, in vanitatis aspectu, in auditu, in gustu, in tactu, in cogitationibus, in [Page] sermonibus, in sactis, & in omnibus in quibus humana [...]agilitas vnquam peccare potuit. Id quod factum esse cō fiteor mea culpa: mea inquam maxima culpa. De quibus omnibus michi homini perditissim [...] et infelicissimo peccatori tu mitissime deus per immensam et inenarrabilem misericordiam tuam propicius ignosce. Tu namque es creator meus, et pater meus, adiutor meus, & protector meus, dominus meus & deus meus: tu es spes mea, fiducia mea, fortitudo mea, defensio mea, consolatio mea, el liberatio mea, vita mea, salus mea, et resurrectio mea. Tu [...]s firmamentum meum, & refugium meum, [...], & desiderium [Page] meum, adiutorium meum et patrocin [...]um meū. Quamobrem precor atque obsecro te miserorum liberator adiuua me, et saluus ero. Reg [...] me, et defende me: Uisita me, et consolare me: Illumina me, et resuscita me mortuum in peccatis. Et quia factura tua & opus tuum sum domine, ne me queso, derelinquas: nam et si malus, et si venia indignus sum, tamen semper tuus sum. Ad quem ergo confugiam nisi ad te Domin [...] Deus? Si tu me despicis: quis me respiciet? Si tu me eijcis, quis me suspiciet? Redu [...] itaque ex viciorum [...]atebris me seru [...] fugitiuum, et innumeris [Page] peccatorum maculis sordidatum ab [...]ue in fonte tue pietatis.
Quia quantumuis immundus sim, tu me mundare potes. Quantumuis cecus sim: tu potes me illuminare.
Quantumuis sim infirmus: tu potes me sanare. Immo quamuis mortuus quamuis sepultus sim: tu me resuscitare potes. Multo namque maior est pietas tua, quā mea impietas. Tu potes plus remittere: quam ego committere: tuque plus parcere, quam ego peccare. Ne ergo respice me secundum mea demerita domine: neque attende multitudinē iniquitatum mea [...]um: sed secundum multitudinem [Page] miserationum tuarum miserere mei: & propicius esto michi miserrimo peccatori. Miserere quoque illorum mi sericors deus: quibus vel ego aliquā do prebui: vel qui michi vnquam prebuerunt peccandi occasionem: absolue nos per infinitam pietatem tuam, et dignissima merita vnigeniti filij tui domini nostri Iesu Christi, et sanctissime matris eius Marie, et omnium sanctorum tuorum, ab omnibus iniqui tatibus & peccatis nostris. Et quia pro tātis sceleribus condignam peniten tiam agere non valemus, nec tibi satis facere: pone crucem & mortem, penasque et angustias, qua [...] vnigenitus & dilectus filius tuus d [...] [Page] minus noster Iesus Christus in hac vita perpessus est innocens: pro peccatis nostris clemē ter abolendis, & lar gire nobis ad te redeuntibus veram contritionem, purā confessionem, emen dationem vite continuam, ac facultatem & gratiam promerendi vitam et gloriam sempiternam.
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O Creatour & gouernor of Heuen, and earth, of all the worlde, and of all thynges that are made: O holy, stronge, immortal, almighty, terrible, iust, mercifull Lord GOD. I a wretch, and vnfortunate, ouerwhelmed wt the greate burden and wayte of synne, acknoledge, and confesse, my selfe to haue bene, and to be the mooste wycked synner of all other that euer lyued, and so grea [...] lye to haue offended the eyes of thy maiestie, that not onely I am not worthy to be called thi [...]onne [Page] nor yet thy inferior and lest seruaunt, yea not to treade vpō the ground, howe much lesse to offer vnto the, any sacrifice of land or thankes geuing. For why. yf yu haste not spa [...]yd the celestiall mynisters, thy moste cleare and noble spirites, that is Lucifer and hys companions, but for the onely offence and synne of rebellion, and pryde, that they euen sodenlye and in a momēt thought agaynst the, hast delyuered them, cast downe frō the hyghe habytacle of heauen, to be tormentid with eternall paynes: What may I miserable wretch say, or what mai I laye for my selfe? the which hath offended the not with smale, but wt [Page] verye greate, not with a few, but with innumerable, not with secrete, but with manifest vices, and as yet, heping sinne vpon sin, doth not leue of nor cease to sin. But moste mercyfull father, inasmuche as thou arte the father of mercyes,Psalme. C.xliiii. and that thy mercyes ar aboue thy workes, nor wylte not the death of a synner, but that he shoulde rather conuerte and lyue: I trustynge gretly vnto thy mercy, and hauynge noo other hope lefte me, doo approche and flye vnto the clemencye of thy maiesty: And mekelye I doo aske and requyre the forgeuenes and remissyon of all my synnes, wherwith I at anye tyme frō [Page] my tender age vnto this hower haue offēded thy goodnes wyttynglye or ignorantly: the whyche thinges, [...] thou O GOD from whom nothinge is hydden, doest knowe a greate deale better▪ than I canne rehearse them. I haue offended greuously, and aboue the number of the sandes of the sea, in pryde and vayne glorye, in anger and hatred, in enuy, ī couetuousnes, in slothefulnes, in glutteni, in lecheri, in negligēce of diuine honor, in vaine othes, in vnlawful lustes, in blasphemy, in slaunderyngs, in lies in idle wordes, in vnmesurable laughyng, in iestes, in vaine lookes, in hearyng, in tastynge, in thoughtes, and in wordes, [Page] in dedes, and in all thynges, that the frayltye of man at any tyme might haue offended in, the which thing, I confesse to haue bene done through mi faute, yea I saye through my mooste greatest faute. For the which, O most meakest God, forgeue me a man that is vtterly loste and mooste vnhappy, for thy great and vnspeakeable merites sake. For whye thou art my maker, my father, my helper, & my protector, my lorde and my God, yu art my hope, my trust, my strēgth, my defence, my consolatiō, my delyueraunce, my lyfe, my helth, and my resurrectiō. Thou art my stablyshment and my refuge, my lyght, and my [Page] desyre, my helpe and my succor. Wherefore I praye and besech the, the deliuerer of the miserable, to helpe me, and I shalbe saued: to gouerne me and defende me, to visitte me, and comforte me, to illumine me, and reuiue me that am dead in synne. And forasmuch as I am O Lorde thy creature, and thy workemanshyppe, leue me not I praye the, for although I am euyll, & vnworthi of forgeuenes, yet for all that I am alwayes thyne. To whō then shall I flye O lord God, but vnto the? Yf thou despise me, whoo shall loke vpon me? yf thou cast me of, who shal receaue me? Therefore brynge me thy fugytyue [Page] seruaunt out of the lurkynge places of vyces, and washe me defiled wt innumerable spottes of synnes, in the fountein of thy pietie & mekenes. For howe fylthy soeuer I be, thou canste clense me. Howe blynde soeuer I be, thou canst geue me my syght. How sicke soeuer I be, thou cāst hele me. Yea and yf I were deade and buryed, thou canst reuiue me. For thy pitie is farre greter, thā is my Impiete. Thou canst forgeue more, than I canne do, and pardon more, than I can trespasse. Therefore, O Lord, behold me not after my demerites: nor consyder not the multytude of my iniquytyes: but after the multytude [Page] of thi mercies, [...] haue mercy vpon me, and be mercyful vnto me a miserable synner. And mercyfull god, be mercifull vnto them, vnto whome I haue at anye tyme, or they vnto me geuen any occasion to synne, and through thy infinit mercy and the most worthy merytes of thy onelye sonne oure Lorde Iesu Chryst, and of hys most holy mother Marye, and of all Saintes, absolue vs from all our synnes, and iniquities. And inasmuche as we are not able to doo worthye penaunce for oure sinnes, nor satisfye the: set the crosse and the death, the paynes and the anguyshes, whiche thy onelye and welbeloued sonne [Page] our Lord Iesus Christ, an innocente, suffered mekely in this lyfe, for the abolyshment of our synnes. And geue vs that retourne vnto the, true contrition, pure cō fession, continual amēdment of lyfe, facultye, & grace to deserue lyfe and glory euerlastynge. So be it.
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BEnedicta sit sū ma & incō prehensibilis trinitas, pater, & filius, et spiritus sanctus: deus, dominus paracletus, Charitas, gratia, communicatio. Genitor, genitus, [Page] regenerans. Uerum lumen, vera lux de lumine v [...] ro, vera illuminatio. Fons, flumen, irrigatio. Ab vno omnia, per vnum omnia, in vno omnia. Ex quo, per quem, in quo omnia. Uiuens vita, vita a viuente, viuentium viuificator. Unus a se, vnus ab vno, vnus ab ambobus. Qui est a se, qui est ab altero, qui est ab vtro que. Uerax pater, veritas filius, veritatis spiritus, spiritus sanctus. Una ergo pater, logos, paracl [...]tusque, essentia, vna virtus, vna bonitas, vna [Page] be [...]titudo. A quo, per quem, et in quo beate viuunt omnia: quecunque vere et beate viuunt. Quem trinum deum in personis, et vnum in substantia diuinitatis colimus et adoramus, patrem ingenitum, filium de patre vni genitum, spiritum sanctum de vtroque procedentem, et in vtroque permanentem, sanctam trinitatem, et indiuidu [...]m vnitatem, vnū deum omnipotentem. Summis namque laudibus te veneranda trinitas a nobis miseris par est celebrari: qui cum non essemus, potentia tua fecisti nos, et cum per culpam nostram perditi [Page] fuissemus, tua et p [...] etate et bonitate mirabiliter nos recuperasti. Quocirca maiestatem tuam oramus atque obse cramus: ne nos erga tam immensa beneficia tua ingratos, ne ve miserationibus tuis indignos vnquam fieri si nas: sed per gratiā tuam nobis augeas fidem, spem, et charitatem: vt fructum bonorum operum tua benignita te proferentes ad vitam te largiente perueniamus eternam, vbi in sanctorum adsciti numerum, gloriam tuam, que nos saciet, in sempiternum cernamus. Interim dum vita suppetit: preconia tua nos oblectent sedulo cō tinentes. [Page] Gloria patri, qui nos creauit. Gloria filio, qui nos redemit. Gloria spiritui sancto, qui nos sā ctificauit. Gloria summe et indiuidue trinitati, cuius operationes procedunt ab ipsa tota: Cuius imperium sine fine manet. Te decet glorie eternitas, te decet laus, te decet hymnus. Tibi debetur omne decus, tibi honor, tibi gra tiarum actio, qui es deus noster in secula seculorum. Amen▪
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BLessed be the hyghe and the incomprehē sible Trinitie, the father, ye sonne and the holy Ghost, god lord, and comforter, charitie, grace, and communication. The begetter, [Page] the begotten, and the regenerans. The true lyght, the true lighte of the true light, the true illumination. The founteine, the floud, the irrigatiō. Of one al things, by one al things, in one al thinges. Of whome, by whom, in whome all thinges. A liuing lyfe, lyfe of the liuing, the geuer of lyfe of the liuing. One of him selfe, one of one, one of both. The whych is of hym selfe, the which is of another, the which is of both.
The father is true, the sonne truth, the holye spyryte, the spyrytte of truth. The father, the sonne, and the holy gost is then but one essence and beynge, one vertue, one goodnes, and one [Page] beatitude. Of whom, by whom, and in whome, al thinges (whatsoeuer they be that lyue truely and blessedly) lyue blessedlye. Whom we doo worshyp and adore thre goddes in persōes, and one in substaunce of the diuinitie, the father vnbegotten, the onelye begotten sonne of the father, the holy ghost procedynge of both, and in both remaynyng, holye trinitie, and vnitye vndiuided one god almighty. It is mete and conuenient, O honorable trinitie, that we wretches with highe laudes and prayses, do honour the. For whā we were not, through thy poure thou madest vs: when that through our own faute [Page] we wer lost: yt throgh thi pitie and goodnes didest wonderfullye recouer vs. Wherefore we pray and besech thy maiestye, that at no tyme thou suffer vs to be vnthanke full vnto these exceding great benefites, nor yet vnworthy of thy greate merytes, but throughe thy grace to increace in vs faith, hope, and charitie, that brīging forth through thy benignity, the frute of good workes, we may come (thou grauntynge the same) to life euerlasting, wher that we called to the nū ber of saintes, maye beholde thy glory, the whiche shall satisfye vs for euer. [...] In the mene tyme of thys our lyfe, thy prayses shal delite vs singing [Page] cōtinualli, glori be to the father, that hath creatid vs: glory be to the sonne that hath redemed vs, glory be to the holy gost that hath sanctified vs: glorye be vnto the hygh and vndeuyded trinitie, whose operations and workes, procede of it wholy, whose empire continueth wtout ende. The eternitie of glorye besemeth the, lawde besemeth the, and hymnes beseme the. Al worshyp is due vnto the, and all honor and thankes the whych art our God for euer. [...]
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[Page] ADoramꝰ te sā ta trinitas pater et filij, et spiritus sancte, maiestas in effabilis, vnꝰ deus omnipotens, et tibi gratias agimus qui nos ad imaginem et similitudinem tuam creare dignatus es, vt per memoriam, intelligentiam, et voluntatem, tibi similes efficeremur. Has tres anime vires in nobis deprehen [...]imus, per quas te recolimus, contem plamur, concupiscimus. Per memoriam, que intelligentie parens est, imaginem tuam referimus deus pater eterne lucis, et sapientie, domin [...] [Page] nostri Iesu Christi. Per intelligentiam, que memorie proles est, imago tua in nobis lucet Domine Iesu Christe, qui es splendor eterniluminis, et sapientia a patre genita. Per voluntatem, que directio est amantis in amantū, et amantem cum amato copulat, imago tua in nobis agnoscitur spiritus sancte paraclete, qui es patris et filij amor, concordia, et complexus. Similitudo autem tua in nobis cernitur. O sancta Trinitas, quando virtutum splendore ornamur.
[Page]Uitam igitur nostram quesumus semper dirige, ne imaginem in nobis tuam vicijs maculemus, sed vt sinceris mentibus te meminerimus, te intelligamus, teque amemus. Da nobis fidem rectā, spem firmam, charitatem per [...]ectam, vt per eas nostra in te memoria figatur intelligentia lumē sumat, voluntas in flammetur. O trinitas omnipotens tu Deus es, et dominus, tu rexes immortalis: ex quo omnia, per quem omnia, in quo omnia, cuius regnum et imperium manet in eternum. O trinitas omnipotens [Page] tu viuens vite origo es: Tu pulchri tudo perfecta: Tu delectatio beata. O Trinitas omnipotens, tu triplicem rerum machinam, celestium, terrestrium, et infernorum creasti. Quamobrem admiramur te in incomprehensibili diuinitate tua. Glorificamus te in omnibus operibus tu is: gratias agimus tibi pro innumeris beneficiis tuis. O Trinitas eterna da nobis semper cogitare, lo qui, et agere sola ea, que tibi placēt. O Trinitas eterna concede, vt omnia facta nostra sē per ex te prodeant: per te dirigantur, et in te consummentur. [Page] O Trinitas eterna aspira, vt super omnia, te primum diligamus. Deinde proximos nostros sicuti nos ipsos. Tum inimicos eti am quo legem tuam seruemus.
O Trinitatis immensa instilla nobis planctum de flagitijs commissis, timorem de imminentibus supplicijs, spem de consequenda venia.
O Trinitas immensa largire vt peccata nostra preterita per veniam deleantur, presentia per continentitiam refrenentur, futura summo ueantur per cautionem.
O Trinitas immensa, da nobis [Page] contritionem perfectam, confessionem integram, emendationem vite continuam.
O beata Trinitas prebe nobis sancto rum angelorum tu orum pium et fidele presidium, qui nos in vita instituant, consolentur et protegant.
O beata Trinitas pacem firmam de celis mitte, ne nos infestent hostes, caro, mundus, et demones.
O beata Trinitas omnem concupiscentiam carnis, omnem concupiscentiam oculorum omnem superbiam vite procul a nobis pelle.
O veneranda Trinitas nos a bello, & [...]ame, et pestilentia conserua.
O veneranda Trinitas largi [...] nobis, dum viget sanitas, cursum vite [Page] tibi gratum. Quā do infirmitas ingruet, desideratam mentis et corporis valetudinem, in tota autem vita memoriam recolendi nos in hoc mundo non habere ciuitatem manentem. O veneranda trinitas nobis a lege tua declinantibus digneris animum resipiscendi dare, eius autem studiosis discendi cupiditatem accendere, proficientibus vero in ca tue diuinitatis illustration [...] tandem aperire. O clementissim [...] Trinitas da ministris sancte Ecclesie tue bene viuendi et docendi gratiam, populo eis commisso man [...]at [...] [Page] tu [...] discendi studium, vtrisque [...]utem sedulum in [...]ua lege profectū.
O clementissima Trinitas reple reges et principes metu te reuerendi, gratia se agnosce [...] di mortales, et sapientia bene regendi populum sibi commissum.
O clementissima Trinitas corrobora religiosos, vt mundana contemnant, legem tuam obseruent, et vota sua tibi reddant. O pijssima Trinitas presta cunctis virginibus incorruptam castilatem, coniugatis [...]idam matrimonij custodiam, in medio statu degentibu [...] continendi gratiam. [Page] O pijssim [...] Trinitas pauperibus et afflictis prebe consolationem & patientiam, diuitibus et potentibus compassionem, & misericordiam, vtrisque vero mutu am inter se charitatem.
O pijssima Trinitas dona captiuis mētis [...]reptionem a peccato, corporis liberationem a custodia, et liberatis tibi seruiendi voluntatem.
O benigna Trinitas deduc iter facientes ad finem eius prosperum, ma re nauigantes ad desideratum portum, omnesque mor tales ad regnum tuum celeste.
O benigna Trinitas fac rect [...]m fidem [Page] [...]uspicantes tua iuuet gratia. Proficientes fortitudo confirmet: perfectos comitetur humilitas: atque vniuersos per seuerentia commē det.
O benigna Trinitas concede superbis honorum despectionem et humilitatem veram, [...]uaris diuitiarum contemptum et largitionem piam, libidini et ventri deditis subiugationem voluptatum et vite mundiciam, iracundis et inuidis animi refrenationem et charitatem: Seuis et truculentis māsue tudinem & modesti [...]m: Iniquis et [Page] impijs iu [...]itiam et pietatem, vani [...] et mendacibus verba veritatis, vafris et dolosis morum simplicitatem: Omnibus denique christian is male viuen tibus penitentiam. O Trinitas misericors accende clemens gentibus, Iudeis, et hereticis, vere fidei lumen, vt in tua essentia tres personas confitentes, et de omnibus catholice fidei articulis recte sentientes, ad te solum et verum deum toto cord [...] conuertantur. O Trinitas misericors pro sanctis in gloriam recepti [...] gratiarum actiones tibi offerimus, pro defunctis purgandis preces, pro [Page] damnatis iustitie tue preconia.
O Trinitas misericors, nostras tibi precationes, supplices offerrimus pro viuis et defunctis, quibus prodesse possunt, vt illis culpas abluas hijs penas remittas, tuamque gratiam et gloriam cō feras vtrisque.
O Trinitas admiranda tu potentia omnipotens, tu sapientia in [...]narrabilis, tu bonitas es immensa. O Trinitas admiranda tu lumen es omnia illuminans: tu veritas insuperabilis, tu consolatio summa. O Trinitas admiranda tu fons, tu flumen, tu irrigatio es omnis boni. O vera ominino essentia, tu [Page] vita es sanctorum: tu gloria, tu speculum. Glorificent idcirco maiestatem tuam. O trinitas honoranda cuncti celorum ciues, patriarche, prophete, apostoli, martyres, confessores, et virgines. Glorificet maiestatem tuam tripertita ecclesia tua in celo, et in terra, & in purgatorio, te inuocans. Glorificet maiestatem tuam tolerātia tua, qua peccatores suffers: iustitia tua, qua bonis premia tribuis, et malis tandem penam, sed super omnia misericordia tua, qua culpas clemens remittis. Glorificet maiestatem tuam [Page] omnium rerum creatio, dispositio, et conseruatio, Glorificet maiestatem tuam omnis anima, que vegetatur, omnis anima que sensit, omnis anima, que intelligit, Glorificet maiestatem tuam deus simplex et trine, tripertita hierarchia celestis, ter tripertitus angelorum ordo, omnis spiritus celestis, omnis spiritus humanus, sine intermissione dice [...]s, Sanctus, Sanctus, sanctus, Dominus Deus sabaoth. Pleni sūt celi et terra gloria tua: O sanna in excelsis▪ Amen:
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[Page] WE adore and worshype the, O holye Trinitye, the father the sonne, and the holye ghost, an vnspeakeable maiestie, one god omnipotent: we thanke the, that hast vouchsaued to create and to make vs like vnto thy owne symilitude & image, that we throughe memorye, vnderstandyng and wil, shuld be made lyke vnto ye We perceue these thre powers of the soule to be in vs: by the whych we remember, cōtemplate, and desyre the. By the memorye (whych is the parēt of vnderstanding) O god the father of eternal light and wisedome [Page] of oure lord Iesu christ, we represēt thy image. By vnderstandyng (the whych is the chylde of memory) thy Image, O Lorde Iesu Chryste, whych art the brightnes of the eternall lyghte, and the wysedome begottē of the father, doth shyne in vs. By the wil (whych is the direction of a louer to him wardes that is beloued, and copleth the louer, and him that is beloued together) thy Image is knowen in vs, the spirite of the holy conforter, which is the loue, the concord, and the embracementes, of the father, & the sonne. Thy similytude, O holy Trinitie, whan we are adurned with the bryghtnes of vertues, is [Page] sene in vs. Therfore we besech the continuallye to directe oure lyfe, that we bespotte not thy Image, whiche is in vs, with vyce, but that wee mai remēber the, vnderstand the, and loue the, wt sincere minds. Geue vs a right faith, a stedfaste hope, and perfecte charitye: that through these, our memory maye be fastened in the, oure vnderstandyng may receue lyght, and our wyl may be inflamed. O almightye trinitie, thou arte god and lorde, thou art a king immortal, frō whom are al thinges, by whome are all thynges, in whom are al thyngs, whose kyngdome and impire contynueth for euer. O omnipotent trinitie, [Page] thou whych liuest art the beginning of life thou art the perfect fairenes, and the blessed delectation. O omnipotēt trinitie, thou hast created the three frames of thynges, celestiall, terrestyall, and infernall.
Wherfore we in thy incomprehensible dyuinitie doo maruell at the, we in all thy workes do gloryfye the, we geue the thankes for thy innumerable benefites. O eternal Trinitie, graūt vs continualli to think, to speake, and to doo those thynges onelye, that please the. O eternall Trinitie, graunte that all oure actes, and dedes may procede from the, may be directyd by the, finished and consumyd [Page] in the. O eternall Trinitie, graunte that aboue all thynges wee may fyrst and principal lye loue the, then oure neygheboures as oure selues, and thē to thentente we maye kepe thy lawe, oure enemyes. O vnmesurable Trinitye, instill and power heuines into vs, for our synnes commytted, & feare for the paynes that hāge ouer vs, and hope to obtaine forgeuenes. O vnmesurable trinite graūt our synnes committed, may be stryken out throughe forgeuenes, yt oure presēt fautes mai thrugh cōtinence be refraynyd, & that those which are to come, maye be by some cautiō & men [...]s remoued O vnmesurable trinite▪ [Page] geue vs perfect cōtritiō, intire confession, and a continual amēdment of lyfe. O blessed trinitie: graunt vs the pitifull & faythfull ayde of thy holy Aungelles, the which in this lyfe may instruct vs, confort vs, & defende vs. O blessed trinite, sēd vs from heuen stedfaste faith, that our enemyes the fleshe, ye worlde, and the deuyles trouble vs not. O blessed Trinitie driue farre from vs all concupiscence of ye flesh. [...] al concupiscence of the eies, and all pryde of life O honorable trinitie, cō serue and kepe vs from war, hunger, and pestilence. O honorable Trinytie geue vs whyleste we be in helth, a course and an order of lyfe, [Page] that may be plesant and thankeful vnto the: and whan syckenes shall grow vpon vs, a desirefull helth of soule and body, and in all our lyfe a memory to remēber vs, that in thys worlde we haue no remainīg place O honorable Trinitie, vouchsafe to geue vs, yt declyne from thy lawe, a mynde to repente, & to kyndle theyr desyres, [...] that ar studious to lerne it, and at the last, to opē vnto those that do profit therein, the clerenes of thy diuinitie & godhed. O most m [...]kest trinitye, geue vnto the ministers of thy holy church, grace both to lyue wel, and to teach well: and to ye people committed vnto thē, a desyre to lerne thy cō maundementes: [Page] and vn to them both, a diligent furderaunce and profit in thy lawe, O most mekest trinitie, replenyshe kynges and prynces, wt fere to reuerence the, wt grace to knowledge thē selues to be mortal, and wt wisedome, wel to gouerne, and rule the people committed vnto thē. O most mekest trinitie, fortifye the religyous, that they maye despyse worldly things, obserue thy lawe, & kepe theyr vowes, made and promysed vnto the. O most mercifull Trinitie, graunt vnto al virgins vncorrupt chastitie, vnto those yt are maried a faithful custody of matrimony, & to widose, grace to conteine, and to lyue [Page] continentlye. O mooste merciful trinitie, graūt vnto the pore and afflictyd, consolation and pacience, to the ryche and those that are in power. compassion and mercy, and to them both, mutuall loue amonge them selues, and charitye. O most mercifull trynitye, geue vnto the emprysoned a withdrawynge mynd from synne, ye deliueraūce of their bodyes out of prison, & beynge deliuerid, a wyl to serue the. O benigne trinitie, conduct & gide those that iorneye, to a prosperous ende of their iorneye, & those that saile & traues ye seas, to a desirous port & hauen, & al mortal men to thy celestial & heuēlye kingdōe. O benign trinitie, let or cause thi grace [Page] helpe and ayde them, yt begin a righte feith, and that fortitude may confirme those that go forwardes and profyt therin, that humilitie maye accompany those that be perfect, & that perseueraunce may commende all men. O benign trinitie, graunt vnto ye proud the contempt of honors, and t [...]ue humilitie: to ye auaritius and couitus, the cōtempte of riches, & meke liberalitie: to the voluptuous & gluttons, the subiugation & ouerthrowe of voluptuousnes, & clenes of lyfe: to the irefull and enuious, the refreynynge of the mynde, and charitie: to the harde and cruell, mekenes and modestye: to the vniuste and vnvnpitifull, [Page] iustice and piete, to vayne mē and lyers, ye words of truth, to the craftye and deceitfull, simplicitie of manners: and lastelye to all christians lyuyng euyll, penaunce. O mercyfull Trinitie, kyndle and in flame the gentyles, Zues, and heretikes, wt the lyght of true fayth, that confessing th [...]e persones in thy essence, and iudgynge ryghteouslye, of all the articles of the catholyke faythe, they may with all theyr hartes turne vnto the, the onely and true God. O mercifull Trinitie, we offer thankes vnto the, for the sainctes into thy glorye receued, and praiers for the deade, [...] that must be pourged, for the [Page] damned, the prayses of thy Iustyce. O mercyfull Trinitie, we humble offer vp vnto ye, oure prayers, for the lyuyng and the deade, vnto whō they maye be profitable: to thentent yu shalt wash & blurre out theyr fautes & remitte to these their paynes, & to them bothe conferre and geue thy grace and glory. O maruelous Trinitie, in power thou arte omnipotēt, in wysedome thou arte inenar [...]able, thou arte the lyght that lightneth all thynges, thou art the truthe that canne not be ouercume, thou arte the hyghe consolation. O maruelous Trynytye, thou art the fountayne, the floude, and the irrygation, and waterynge [Page] all goodnes. O true essence in dede, thou arte the life, the glory, and ye miroure of saints. Therfore O honorable Trynitie, all the citezens of heuen, patriarches, prophetes Apostles, martirs cōfessors and virgynes, shall glorifye thy maiestie. Thy tripartite churche callynge vnto the in heuen, in earth, and in purgatory shal gloryfye thy maiestie. [...] Thy tolleraunce & pacience, wher wt thou suffrest and bearyste with synners, thy Iustice, wher wt thou rewardest the good, & doth punishe the euil, but aboue al, thy mercy wher with thou whiche arte meke doth remit synne, shall gloryfy thy maiestie. The creation di [...]position, [Page] and conseruation of all thynges shall gloryfye thy maiestie: euery soule that lyueth, euery soule yt perceueth & euery soule yt vnderstādith, shall gloryfye thy maiestie. O simple god in trinitie, the tripertite celestiall Hierarchi, the order of Angels tripertite in thre, euerye celestiall spirite, euerye humayne sprite, shall gloryfye thy maiestie, sayinge wtoute any intermission. Holye holy, holy, Lord God of hostes. The heuens and the earth are full of thy glory. Glory be to the O lord most high. So be it.
¶A Prayer fyrst to euery person of the holy [...] to the holy [...].
God the father of heauē, haue mercy vpon vs.
O Holy lord father almightye, euerlastīg GOD, of whō God thi sonne is vnto the, the founteine of diuinitye, consubstantiall, coeternall, and equal, borne before all worlds: by whō the holy gost workynge with hym, heauen and earth, and all thynges, vysyble and invisyble, comprysed in them, thou [Page] with an vnspeakeable workemanshype and adurnamēt hast creatyd: We honor the, we worshippe the, we adore the, and for thy great and innumerable benefytes, we thanke the. Be mercyfull vnto vs mortall wretches we besech the, and despise vs not geuē to sīne, inasmuch as we ar thy hand worke: but through thy infinite clemency, deliuer and kepe vs from all euyl, & from all synne.
O god the sonne redemer of the worlde, haue mercye vpon vs.
O Lorde Iesu christ the sonne of the liuyng god, whych [Page] art the true & the omnipotent god, the wisedōe, lyuely worde, brightnes and image of the father, vnto whome with the father and the holy gost, is lyke honour, the selfe same glorye, coeternall maiestye, and one substaunce. Whom descending from the high arke and trone of heuens into the worlde to take fleshe of hys mother, a virgin, thou hast willyd through the cruel paine of the crosse, to restore vnto vs our innocencye agayne, we honor thee, we worshyppe the, we adore the, and for thy greate and innumerable benefits, we thanke thee, we beseche the, not to suffer vs, redemed wt thy bloude, to peryshe, [Page] but through the greate paines of thi deth, to deliuer and kepe vs from all euyll, and from all synne.
God the holy gost, haue mercy vpon vs.
LOrd God the holye ghost, whiche art cō substanciall, coeternall, and equal with the father and the sonne, procedynge from them vnspeakeably, the which descendidst in the forme and shape of a doue, [...] vpon the selfsame sonne baptised of Ihon▪ and dydst syt vpō thy holy disciples, [...] appering as [Page] were in fierye tounges. We worshyp the, we adore ye, we honor ye & thāk the. for thy greate and innumerable benefytes. Dryue from vs we besech the, the darkenes of al ignoraunce, and kyndle in oure myndes the lyght of thy diuine knoledge, and inflame in vs the heate of most mekest lo [...]e towardes the father, and the sonne, and thee, the spirite of them both.
Holy Trinytye one god haue mercy vpon vs.
LOrde god omnipotent, yt hath vouchsafyd to create and to make man lyke vnto thy similitude & Image: graunt, that the spottes [Page] of vyces, defyle vs not, whome thou the maker of al the world, after the ineffable example of thy selfe haste creatyd, and saue vs throughe thy mercy, whō our synnes shall lese yf thou be not present to helpe vs.
[...]Orde god omnipopotent, that hast geuen vs a fre wyll to doo wel or euil, geue vs soo thy grace, that we maye avoyde those thynges, thou defendyng vs, whiche are euill, and to do those, thou helpyng vs, which are good.
[...]Orde God omnypotente, of whom is all wysedome and prouydence, thou doeste knowe what is expedient [Page] for vs mortall men, as it plesith the, and as it shall seme beste to thy maiestie of vs, soo be it, but yet with mercy.
¶Precatio ad [...] Trinitatis personas, et [...].
Pater de celis Deus: miserere nostri.
DOmīe sancte pater oīpotēs eterne deꝰ, a quo deus filius tuus, tibi diuinita tis fonti consubstantialis, coeternus, et equalis, ante omnia secula genitus est, per quem cooperante spiritu sancto, celum et terram atque omnia, que in eis visibilia et inuisibilia continentur, inenarrabili [Page] tum opificio tum ornatu creasti, te veneramur, te colimus, te adoramꝰ, tibi ob immensa et innumera benefitia tua gratias agimus. Esto nobis, obsecramus, propitius miseris mortalibus, et ne despice nos flagitijs obnoxios, cum simus opus tuum, sed ab omni malo ac ab omni peccato libera et serua nos per infinitam clementiam tuam.
Filij redemptor mundi Deus, miserere nostri.
DOmine Iesu Christe fi [...]i Dei viui, qui es [Page] derus et omnipotens deus, sapientia, viuus sermo, splendor, et imago patris cui cum patre et spiritu sancto compar est honor, eadem gloria, co [...]terna maiestas, vna substantia▪ [...] Quique de summa celorum arce descendens in orbem terre, carnem ex matre virgine mortalem sumere, et ad instaurandam nobis innocentiam per dirum crucis supplicium mori voluisti: te veneramur, te colimus, te adoramus, tibi ob immensa et innumera, beneficia tua gratias agimus. Ne nos perire sin [...]s precamur, tuo redemptos sanguine, sed [Page] ab omni malo ac ab omni peccato, libera et serua nos per immensos mortis tue cruciatus.
Spiritus sancte deus, miserere nostri.
DOmine spiritus sancte deus, qui patri filioque consubstantialis, coeternus, et equalis es, ab [...]is ineffa biliter procedens, quique super eundem filium a Iohanne baptizatum descendisti in columbe specie, superque sanctos discipulos tuos in linguis velut [Page] igneis apparens cō sedisti: te veneramur, te colimus, te adoramus, tibi ob immensa et innumera beneficia tua gratias agimus. Pelle a nobis, que sumus, omnis ignorantie tenebras, lumenque diuine tue scientie accende in mentibus nostris, et amoris pussimi in patrem, & filium, et te viriusque spiritum, ardorem in nobis inflamma.
Sancta Trinitas vnus Deus, miserere nostri.
DOmine Deus omnipotens, qui ad imaginem et similitudinem tuam hominē facere dignatus es, pres [...]a, ne nos fedēt [Page] viciorum macule, quos ad ineffabile tui exemplar totius opifex mundi creasti, et quos peccata nostra, si tu nō ad sis, perdent, tua serua misericordia.
Domine deus omnipotens, qui liberum nobis arbitrium bene aut male agendi tribuisti, sic gratiam tuam nobis confer, vt que mala sunt, te prote gente, vitemus, que bona sunt, te adiuuante, faciamus.
Domine deus ompotens, a quo omnis est et sapientia, et prouidentia, tu seis, que nobis mortalibus expediunt, [Page] sicut tibi placet, et quemadmodum tue maiestati de nobis miseris videtur, ita fiat cum misericordia. Amen.
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IESU, whych after the innumeramerable tormentes of thy bodye, hangyng verye wekely vpon the crosse, vouchesauedest to dye for vs, haue mercy vpon vs.
¶ [...].
O Most mekest Lord Iesu christ beholde & loke vpon vs wretchyd synners, wt those thy mercifull eies, with the which thou beheldest Peter in the hal, whileste he denyed to knowe the. And at supper Marye Magdalene, whilest she anointid thy fete. And vpon ye crosse, the meke these, whylest he knowledged the to be a kynge. Graunte vnto vs from the mooste beninge founteyne of thy mercye, that after the example of Peter, we maye bewayle oure sinnes, and yt we as Mary [Page] Magdalene dyd, maye burne in thy loue, and vehementelye loue the, and that we, as the thefe hath optayned paradice, may se the in thy kingdome, the whyche doste reygne god, with God the father, and the holy Ghoste, thoroweoute all worldes. [...].
¶ [...] Iesus.
O Lorde Iesu Chryst, the which being god immortal, tokest vp on the a mortall body, to make vs lawes to lyue holely & vertuously. For that thy loue vnto vs we mekely praye the, yt [Page] thou suffer not vs, intā gled with the snares of vices, vtterly to perysh, who in tyme past through Adams contumacy were reiected, and now hast made vs the heyres of thy kyngdome, but that thou as meke and merciful, wilt withsafe to abolishe our flagitius synnes and wyckednes, the which are mo than canne be numbred, and greater than can be spoken or rehearsyd, which doth raigne god, wt god the father and the holye ghoste, thoroweout all worldes. [...].
¶ A prayer to be sayde before the crucifixe.
O Merciful Crucifix, the redemer of all [Page] people, whose head was fylthely lacerate & torne with a crowne of thorn, whose handes and feete extendyd vpon a crosse, were thorowe boryd wt nailes, whose hole feble bodye was hanged on high, and two theues to his ignomini & shame, fastenyd on hys ryghte and lefte hande, of the which the one despysyd thee, the other knowleged the to be a kynge, whose spyryte commended vnto the father, was geuen vppe to redeme vs withall. And beynge dead, thy syde thorowe percyd, guysshed and powred oute water and bloude. What toungue can worthelye expresse, what minde canne conceaue those innumerable [Page] paynes, the whyche thou an innocente haste suffred? We besech the, for these soo exceadyng great tormentes, to illuminate our soules, with the lyghte of thy knowledge, to moderate oure vnderstandinge, to strē gthen oure handes to good workes, to conuerte our feete steppes & goynges to thi waies, to dyrecte our thoughts, wordes, and dedes, and last of all to brynge vs wretches, vnto thy kingdome: where that wee with thy holy Angeles, maye haue thy fruition: the which dost lyue and reygne God, with god the father and the holye ghoste, thorowoute all worldes. [...].
¶A Prayer vnto God.
O Almyghtye Lord God, whiche arte the trinitie of persones in vnitie of substaunce, whiche hast bene eternally, arte nowe, & shalbe the blessed GOD for euer thorowout al worlds, we cō mende oure soules into the handes of thy power to be kepte both dayes & nyghtes, & all the howres and momentes of our lyfe. O god the maker of al men, haue mercy vpon vs, and O king & gouernor of the world directe vs, kepe vs, throughe the faith of thy patriarches, the merytes [Page] of thy prophetes, the predication of thy Apostels the victories of thi martyres, the charitie of thy confessoures, the contynence of thy virgynes, and through the intercession of all thy Sayntes, the whych haue pleasyd the from the beginning of the world. Holy Abel the whyche fyrste of all other receiued ye crown [...] of martirdōe,Gene. 4. shal pray [...] for vs. Holye Enoche,Gene. 5, the whych walkyd with god, and translated ou [...] of the worlde aperyd no more, shal make obse [...]ations for vs. Holye Noo whom god in the tyme of the flud preserued for hys Iustice sake,Gene, 7, shall praye for vs. Fayth full Abraham,Roma, 4, the whyche stedefastly beleuyd God [Page] and was imputyd vnto hym for Iustice, shall make supplications for vs.Gene, [...] Holy Isaac, beynge obedient vnto his father gaue vs whan he should haue bene offerd vppe, a figure of our lorde Iesu Chryst, that was offerd vp a sacrifice for the saluation of the world, shall make intercession for vs. Happye Iacob, [...] whych sawe the Angels of god, [...] commynge to mete hym, shalbe a mene vnto god for vs. Ioseph the welbeloued of hys father: [...] whome hys brethren dyd sell, shall praye for vs. Holy Moyses, [...] with whome god spake face to face, shall make supplycatyons for vs. Holye Dauyd, whome O lord [Page] thou haste chosen after thy owne hart & mynd, shall helpe vs. The prophete Helias, [...] whome yu tokest and lyftidst vppe in a fierye charette, shall make obsecrations for vs. [...] The Prophette Heliseus, whose bones by the onelye touchynge of the deade, haue reuiuyd the deade, shall pray for vs. Holy Esaias, whose lyppes were clensyd wt celestyall and heuenlye fyre, shall praye for vs. [...] O Lorde, [...] let Hieremye whom: thou hast sanctyfyed in hys mothers wombe, helpe and praye for vs.
The holye Prophette Ezechiell whyche sawe the maruelous visyons of GOD, [...] [Page] shall pray for vs. Holye Daniell a man gretlye belouyd, the which losid and declared the kinges dreames, [...] and was deliuered oute of the lake of lions, shall praye for vs. The three chyldren Sydracke, [...] Mysac, and Abdenago, whych were deliuered from the fyer, shall succure and helpe vs. We call vnto oure helpe the twelue Prophetes, Oseas, Iohell, Amos, Abdias, Ionas▪ Micheas, Naū, Abacuc, Sophonias, Aggeus, Zacharias, & malachias All the Apostels of oure Lorde Iesu Chryst, Peter, Paule, Andrewe, Iames, Ihon, Thomas, Iames, Philippe, Bartholome, Mathewe, Simon, Thadeus, M [...]thias, [Page] as, and all the discyples of lorde Iesu Christ, shal assiste vs. All the Martyres of Chryst, confessoures▪ and vyrgynes, & all that are electe, shall make intercessyon for vs, that we maye ouercome all the temptations of our enemie. Driue from vs O lorde the cōcupiscence of glutteny, & giue vs the vertue of abstynence. Put to flyte from vs, the spyrite of fornication, and inspire and pore into vs the loue of chastitie. Restrayne from vs cupiditie, and geue vs voluntary pouertie. Quenche in vs irefulnes, & kyndle in vs the mekenes of maners, and the charitie of god, and of oure neyghboure. O lorde cu [...]te of [Page] frō vs, the heun [...]s of the worlde, and increce in vs spiritual ioye. Repel from vs ye pryde of the mynde, and geue vs the compunctiō of the hart. Diminishe oure pryde▪ & make perfecte in vs true humilitie, for we are wretchyd, and vnlucky men, who shall delyuer vs, from the bodi of this death, [...] but thy grace? O mercifull god, we are to excedyng great synners, and oure synnes are innumerable, and we are not worthy to be callyd thy seruauntes. O lord cause vs to wep [...], mollify oure harde and stonye hartes, and kyndle the fyre of thy loue in vs, the which are but asshes of death. O Lorde delyuer our soules, from all the [Page] deceytes of our enemie, & kepe vs in thi wil, tech vs to do thy wil, for yu art our God, to ye be honor & glorye thoroweoute all worldes. [...]
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AL hayle vndefiled vyrgyn Marie, mother of the sonne of God, elected and chosyn aboue al other virgines, the which euen from the wombe of thy mother Anne, a woman mooste holy, hast bene of the holy ghost so sanctified, illuminatyd, and so gretlye defended with the grace of God almighty, that vnto the conceptiō of our lorde Ihesu christ [Page] thy sonne, and whylest thou dyddest conceaue hym, and vnto the tyme of his byrth, and whilest thou didest beare hym, & continuallye after hys byrth, thou continuedest & remaynedste a vyrgin of al other that be borne most chast, most vncorrupt, & of bodye & soule all thy lyft, most immaculate and vnbespottyd. For truely thou hast far passyd al other virgins, how many soeuer haue bene hetherto sence the begynning of the world or euer shalbe to the later ende there of, in a sincere conscience of an impolutyd mynd. By these thy moste excellent gifts of heuenly grace, infudid in the by god very singularly. O vyrgyn & mother [Page] Marye, aboue all other women and vyrgyns, we pray the whiche arte vnto vs miserable mortall men a mercifull patronesse, that yu wylt vouchsafe to make intercession to God the father omnipotent, and to his sonne Iesu christ, borne certenlye as concerning his diuinitie of the father before al worldes, and of the, concernyng his humanite, and to the holye ghoste, that our synnes maye be forgeuen vs, and that we, the spottes of our sinnes through thy intercessyon, cleane wypyd oute, may merite continually to reioyce with the O holy virgin, & to prayse the in the kyngedome of heuen, without ende. [...]
¶A [...] vnto god [...] [...]he [...] which haue [...] that [...] for them.
HAue mercy, we beseche the O Lorde god haue mercy, for the precyous death sake of thy onelye sonne oure Lorde Iesu Chryst, of those soules, ye which haue no intercessors that remembre thē, or that doth put the in remembraunce of them, nor no consolation, nor hope in there torments, but onelye that they are created and made lyke vnto thy similitude and Image▪ and markyd wt the signacle of thy faith the which other thrugh [Page] the negligence of those whiche are alyue, or of the slydynge course of tyme are cleane forgotten of theyr frendes, and posteritie. Spare them O lord, and defende thy workemanship in them, nor despise not the work of thy handes, but putte forthe thy hande vnto them, and beynge delyuered frō the tormente of paynes, brynge them through thy great mercies, the whych are celebratyd and estemyd aboue all thy workes, to the felowshyp of the heuenly citezins, [...], 144, which liuest and reigneste God, thorowe all worldes. [...]
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IEsu qui post innumeros corporis tui cruciatus pendens in cruce languidus pro nobis mori dignatus es, miserere nostri.
¶ [...].
PEspice clementissime domine Iesu Christe nos miseros peccatores illis tuis miserationem prese ferentibus oculis, quibus in atrio petrum respexisti, dum nosse te negabat. In cena Mariam Magdalenā, dum tuos vngebat pedes. In cruce latronem supplicem: dum regem te agnoscebat. Nobisque de benignissimo misericordie tue fonte largire propitius, vt ad exemplum Petri peccata nostra defleamus. Sicut [Page] Maria Magdalena tui amore fiagrauit, te vehementer amemus, quemadmodum latro paradiso potitus est, in tuo regno te videamus. Qui cū deo patre et spiritu sā cto viuis et regnas deus, per omnia secula seculorum. Amen.
¶ [...] Iesum.
DOmīe Iesu christi, qui Deus immortalis, vt nobis leges sancte viuendi ferres, corpus induisti mortale, pe [...] illum nostri amorem te supplices preca [...]r, ne sinanos [Page] viciorum laqueis implicatos omnīo perire, quos ob Ade contumatiam olim abdicatos, pius nunc effecisti regni tui coheredes, sed flagitia & scelera nostra, que plura sunt, quam vt numerari, maiora, quam vt enarrari dicēdo possint clemens abolere digneris. Qui cum deo patre et spiritu sancto viuis et regnas deus, per omnia secula seculorum. Amen.
¶ Precatio [...].
OPie Crucifixe redemptor omni [...]m gentium, cuius [Page] caput corona spine [...] fede lacerauit. Manus in crucem expansas, pedesque protensos claui per forarunt. Totum corpus elāguidum sublime pependit. Duo latrones in ignominiam dextera leuaque suffixi. Quorum alter te spreuit, alter te agnouit regem: Spiritus patri commē datus pro nobis redimendis emissus est. Mortuo transfossum latus sanguinem et aquā fudit. Que lingua digne exprimere, que mens concipere poterit penas illas innumerabiles, quas innocens es passus? Per he [...] [Page] tam immensa tormenta te precamur, vt animas nostras lumine scientie tue illustres. Capitis sensus modereris. Manus nostras ad opera bona corrobores, pedes et gressus nostros ad vias tuas conuertas, cogitationes, verba, et facta nostra dirigas. Demumque perducas nos miseros in regnum tuum. Ubi cum sanctis angelis tua fruamur gloria, qui cum deo patre & spiritu sancto viuis & regnas deus, per omnia secula seculorum. Amen.
¶Pr [...]catio [...].
DOminator domine deus omnipotens, qui es personarum trinitas in vnitate substantie, qui ab eterno eras: nunc es, et in eternum eris benedictus deus in seculorum secula: Commēdamus animas nostras in manus potentie tue, vt custodias eas diebus ac noctibus, singulisque horis et momētis vite nostre. Miserere nostri deus omnium conditor, et dirige nos rex mundi gubernator: Custodi nos per fidem Patriarcharum, per merit [...] [Page] prophetarum, per predicationem apostolorum, per victorias martirum, per charitatem confessorum, per continē tiam virginum, per intercessionem omnium sanctorū et electorum tuorum: qui tibi placuerunt ab initio mundi. Oret pro nobis sanctus Abel, qui primus martyrij coronam accepit. Obsecret pro nobis sanctus Enoch, qui ambulanit cum deo, et de mundo translatus amplius non apparuit. Roget pro nobis sanctꝰ Noe: quem deus in diluuio propter iustitiam seruauit. Supplicet pro nobis fidelis Abraham, qui firmiter credidit deo, et reputatum [Page] est illi ad iustitiam.
Intercedat pro nobis sanctus Ysaac, qui immolandus obediens patri figuram prebuit domini nostri Iesu Christi, qui pro mundi salute victima patri oblatus est.
Interueniat pro nobis felix Iacob, qui angelos dei venientes sibi in occursum vidit.
Precetur pro nobis dilectus a patre Ioseph, quem fratres sui vendiderunt.
Supplicet pro nobis sāctus Moyses, cum quo locutus est dominus facie ad faciem.
Subueni [...]t nobis sanctus Dauid [Page] quem elegisti Domine secundum cor tuum.
Obsecret pro nobis Helyas propheta, quem in celum in igneo curru leuasti.
Oret pro nobis Helyseus propheta, cuius ossa contactu mortuum suscitarunt.
Roget pro nobis Sanctus Esayas, cui labia mundata sunt igne celesti.
Assit nobis beatus Hieremias, quem sanctificasti Domine in vtero matris.
Deprecetur pro nobis sanctus Ezechiel propheta, qui visiones dei mirabiles vidit.
[Page]Exoret pro nobis sanctus Daniel, vir desyderiorum, qui somnia regis soluit, et liberatus est de lacu Leonū. Succurrant nobis tres pueri qui ab igne liberati sunt Sydrac, Mysac, & Abdenago. Inuocamus in auxilium nostrum duodecim prophetas, Osee, Iohel, Amos, Abdiam, Ionam, Micheam, Nau [...]n, Abachuc, Sophoniam, Aggeum, Zachariam, et Malachiam. Assistant nobis omnes apostoli domini nostri Iesu Christi, Petrus, Paulus, Andreas, Iacobus, Iohannes, Thomas, Iacobꝰ, Philippus, Bartholomeus, Matheus, Symon, Thadeus, Mathias, et [Page] omnes sancti discipuli domini nostri Iesu Christi. Intercedant pro nobis omnes martyres Christi, et confessores, virgines, et omnes electi, vt superare possimus omnes tentationes inimici. Depelle a nobis domine concupiscentiam gule, et da nobis virtutem abstinentie, [...]uga a nobis spiritum fornicationis, et inspira nobis amorem castitatis. Cohibe a nobis cupiditatem, et largire voluntariam paupertatem. Extingue in nobis iracundiam, et accende mansuetudin [...]m morum, et charitatem Dei et proximi. Abscinde a nobis domine tristitiam [Page] seculi, et au ge nobis gaudium spirituale. Repelle iactantiam mentis, et tribue compunctionem cordis. Minue superbiam nostram, et perfice in nobis humilitatē veram, qui miseri sumus, et infelices homines. Quis nos liberabit de corpore mortis huius nisi gratia tua? Domine deus misericors, nam nos peccatores sumus nimis, et innumerabilia sunt delicta nostra, et non sumꝰ digni vocari seru [...] tui. Resuscita domine in nobis fletum. Mollifica cor nostrum durum et saxeum, et amoris tui ignem in nobis accende, qui sumus cinis mortis. Libera domine animas nostras, ab omnibus [Page] insidijs inimici, et conserua nos in tua voluntate, doce nos facere voluntatem tuā, quia deus noster es. tibi honor et gloria, per omnia seculorum secula. [...]
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SAlue intemerata virgo Maria, filij dei genitrix pre ceteris electa virginibus, que ex vtero tue matris Anne mulieris sanctissime, sic a spiritu sancto tū sanctificata, tum illuminata fuisti, munitaque tantopere dei omnipotentis gratia, vt [Page] vsque ad conceptū filij tui domini nostri Iesu Christi, & dum eum conciperes, ac vsque ad partum, et dum [...]um pareres, sēperque post partum, virgo omnium, que nate sunt, castissima, incorruptissima, e [...] immaculatissima et corpore et animo tota vita permanseris. Tu nimirum vniuersas alias longe superasti virgines syncera mentis impollute conscientia, quotquot vel adhuc fuerunt ab ipso mundi primordio, vel vnquā future sunt vsque in finem mundi. Per hec nos precel lentissima gratie celestis dona, tibi virgo et mater maria [Page] [...]re ceteris omnibus et mulieribus et virginibus a deo singulariter infusa, te precamur, que miseris mortalibus misericors patrona es, vt pro peccatis nostris nobis condonandis inter cedere digneris apud deum patrem omnipotentem, eiusque filium Iesum Christum, secundum diuinitatem quidem ex patre ante omnia secula genitum, secundum humanita tem autem ex te natum, atque apud spiritum sanctum, vt peccatorum nostrorum maculis tua abstersis intercessione, tecum sancta virgo semper congaudere, teque in regno celorum sine fine laudare me [...]amur. [...] ▪
¶ [...].
MIserere, que [...]umꝰ, Domine deus per preciosam mortem vnigemti filij tui domini nostri Iesu Christi, miserere animarū illarum, que apud te sui memores nō habent intercessores: quibus non est consolatio, nec spes vlla in tormentis, nisi quod ad imaginem et similitudinem tuam create, et fidei signa culo insignite sunt, que vel superstitū negligentia, vel temporum labente [Page] cursu, in obliuionem amicorum aut posteritatis venetunt. Parce eis domine, et defende plasma tuū in eis: nec opus manuum tuarum despice, sed porrige eis dexteram tuam, atque a penarum cruciatu liberatas perduceas ad societatem ciuium supernorū per immensas miseratiōes tuas, que super omnia opera tua celebres habentur. Qui viuis et regnas deus, per omnia secula seculorum. [...]