I. A Motect.
3. voc.

[...] LOue we in one consenting, each others hart contenting, [...] (repeat) Allelu-ia, Alleluia, Alleluia, Alleluia, Loue wee in [...]one consenting, each others hart contenting [...]Alleluia, [...]Alleluia, Alleluia, Allelu-ia, Our heauenly Lord, Our heauenly Lord that [...]bought vs this holy lesson (repeat) taught vs, Alleluia, Allelu-ia, [...]Our heau'nly Lord that bought vs, that bought vs, this holy lesson, [...] (repeat) (repeat) taught vs Allelu-ia, Allelu-ia, [...]Allelu-ia.

Diligite vos in vicem, sicut et ego vos dilexi.

II. An Alleluia.
3. voc.

[...] LEt false surmises perish, true Faith true Loue doth che-rish, [...]Alle lu-ia, Allelu-ia, Allelu-ia. Let false surmises perish, true Faith true [...]Loue doth che-rish. Allelu-ia, Allelu-ia, Allelu-ia. Let enuye [...]be remoued, who loues (repeat) shall be beloued, shall be belo-ued, Allelu-ia, [...]Allelu-ia, Allelu-ia. Let enuy be remo-ued, who loues (repeat) (repeat) shall be beloued, shall be belo-ued. Allelu-ia, Allelu-ia, [...]Alle-lu-ia.

Charitas non inuidet.

III. An Alleluia.
3. voc.

[...] AWay with weake complainings, and all vnkinde disdainings, [...] (repeat) Allelu-ia, Allelu-ia, Allelu-ia [...]Al-lelu-ia, Away with weake complainings, and all vnkind disdainings, (repeat) Allelu-ia. Allelu-ia, Allelu-ia, Alle-lu-ia, [...]Sith he who vs redeemed (repeat) hath all for good esteemed, [...]esteemed, (repeat) Alleluia, Alleluia, Allelu-ia, Sith he who vs re­deemed, (repeat) [...]hath all for good esteemed, esteemed, (repeat) [...]Alleluia, Allelu-ia, Allelu-ia.

Charitas omnia tollerat.

IIII. A Motect.
4. voc,

[...] O Come, O come thou spirit diui-nest, (repeat) [...]that sweetly harts combinest, y^t sweetly harts, that sweetly harts combi-nest. [...]Allelu-ia, Allelu-ia, Allelu-ia, Allelu-ia, [...]O come, O come thou spirit diui-nest, (repeat) that sweetly harts combi­nest, [...]that sweetly harts, (repeat) Allelu-ia, Allelu-ia, [...]Allelu-ia, Allelu-ia. Vnite our mindes for euer, that [...]wee in loue perseuer, (repeat) in loue perse-uer, Allelu-ia, Alle-lu-ia [...]Allelu-ia, Allelu-ia, Vnite our &c.

Si deus in nobis, & nos maneamus in ipso.

V. An Alleluia.
3. voc.

[...] O Loue, O-loue beseeming well the God of loue, the [...]God of loue, Allelu-ia, Allelu-ia, he made that good that [...]good which ill was growne, he bought the good that was his owne, the good that [...]was his owne, that was his owne, Allelu-ia, Allelu-ia, [...]he begges the good that he hath bought, hee crownes the good that hee [...]hath wrought, (repeat) O depth of loue, of loue, O depth of [...]loue, Alleluia, Alleluia, Alleluia, Allelulia, Allelu-ia.

Deus charitas est.

VI. A Motect.
3. voc.

[...] DIstressed soule, and thou deceitfull eye, cease not, cease not [...]to moane, to moane my mise- rie, to moane, to moane my miserie, cease not to [...]mourne, cease not to mourne, to mourne, sith you cease not to sinne, you [...]cease not to sinne, Better else you had neuer beene, (repeat) you had [...]neuer beene, (repeat) for now no hope, no hope, no helpe for you is left, [...]no hope, no helpe for you is left, but griefe for that, but griefe for that you are [...]bereft, Aye me, (repeat) poore wretch forlorne, that euer I was borne (repeat) Aye me, Aye me, Aye me, Aye me.

Per vnum hominem peccatum; et per pecatum mors.

VII. A Motect.
4. voc.

[...] SWeet are the thoughts that harbor full content (repeat) [...]delightfull be the ioyes, de-lightfull be the ioyes that [...]know no care, Such those sweet thoughts that on heau'ns ioyes are bent, that [...]on heau'ns ioyes are bent, are bent, and on celestiall blisse, (repeat) [...]still thinking are, (repeat) still think-ing are, these ioyes de­light, [...]these thoughts content doe send, content do send, con­tent [...]do send, these ioyes delight, these thoughts content doe send, [...]all earthly thoughts and ioyes in sorrow end, (repeat) in sorrow [...]end, in sorrow end.

Intelligentia carnis mors est: intelligentia vero

VIII. An Alleluia.
3. voc.

[...] COme lets reioyce, reioyce vnto our Lord, re­ioyce (repeat) vnto our Lord, let vs make ioy, to God our Sauiour, our [...]Sa-uiour, Come lets reioyce, reioyce vnto our [...]Lord reioyce, reioyce vnto our Lord: let vs make ioy, to God our [...]Sauiour, our Sa-ui-our. Let vs approch to his presence (repeat) in confession, and in Psalmes, (repeat) and in Psalmes: Let [...]vs make ioy to him, Let vs make ioy to him, to him, to him. Alle-lu-ia, [...]Allelu-ia, Allelu-ia, Alleluia.

IX. A Motect.
3. voc. 1. part.

[...] SAint Mary now, Saint Mary now, but [...]erst the worst of many, when with disheaueld [...]hayres, shee wipt the feete that she with teares [...]had washt beefore, with knees full lowly bent, and many a greiuous groane, [...]to heau'n sent, to heau'n sent, to heau'n sent, to heau'n sent.

Marie Magdalene beatae Lachrymae.

X. A Motect.
4. voc, 2. part.

[...] AT length, at length to Christ, to Christ her saddest eies vphea­uing, [...]Deigne holy Lord said she, to cast thine heauenely eye on mee, the [...]sinfulst wretch, to cast thine heauenly eie on mee, the sinfulst wretch with that, [...]with that shee fell, shee fell to ground and wept, and wept as if with teares [...]shee would haue drownd, would haue drownd.

XI. A Motect.
4. voc. 3 part.

[...] BVt hee, but hee the God of loue and mercies wonder, [...]seeing the plight shees in, though nothing lesse he lou'd then sinne, nothing [...]lesse hee lou'd then sinne, and many Crimes had brought hir in-to thrall, in-to [...]thrall, beecause shee loued much, forgaue hir all, forgaue hir all, because shee [...]loued much forgaue hir all, because she loued much for gaue hir all, for: [...]

Peccata multa dimittuntur, nam dilexit multum.

XII. A Motect.
4. voc.

[...] WOe is me, (repeat) that I am a stranger so long, so [...]long, so long, and that I dwell in the tents of Keadar, of Keadar, I dwell [...]in the tents of Keadar, my soule hath too long dwelt in a strange place, in a [...]strange place, Oh that I had wings like a doue, Oh (repeat) then [...]would I she away and bee at rest, and be at rest, then (repeat) [...]then would I flie a-way, and bee at rest. and (repeat)

Dum sumus in carne, peregri­namur a domino.

XIII. A Motect.
5. voc.

[...] REmember not Lord our offences, our offences, nor the offen­ces, [...]of our forefathers, neither take thou vengeance of our sinne, spare vs [...]good Lord, (repeat) spare thy people, (repeat) thy people, whom [...]thou hast redeemed, (repeat) spare thy people, whom thou hast re­deemed [...]with thy precious blood, and bee not angrie with vs for euer, and (repeat) with vs for e-uer. A-men. [...]A men.

Meritum meum miseratio domini.

XIIII. An Alleluia.
5. voc. 1 part

[...] THus siings that heauenly quier, (repeat) with zeale, burning like fier, (repeat) Allelu- ia, Allelu- ia, [...]And all the Saints with purest robes atten- ding, and (repeat) attending vp- on the Lambe, (repeat) (repeat) their knees full lowly bending, [...]bending. Allelu- ia, Al-le-lu- ia, Al-le-lu- ia. [...]

XV An Alleluia.
5. voc. 2. part.

[...] THe Heau'ns stood all ama-zed, (repeat) The [...]earth vpon them ga- zed, Al-le-lu- ia, Al-le-lu ia, [...]Al-le-lu ia, Al-le-lu- ia, At length both heau'n and earth [...]for ioye confounded, (repeat) with voice as loude as thunder, with voice as [...]loude as thun- der, loude as thun- der, sweetly resounding, (repeat) [...] (repeat) (repeat) Al-le-lu- ia, [...]Al-le-lu- ia, Al-le- lu- ia, Al-le-lu- ia. [...]

Audiui magnam vocem multi populi in caelo Dicentis Alleluia,

XVI A Motect.
5. voc.

[...] NOw doth the Citie: For these things I weepe, I weepe, and [...]mine eye, euen mine eye, mine eye, casteth out water, O Ierusalem, (repeat) [...] (repeat) Ie-ru-salem, how often would I haue gather­red [...]thy children together, as the henne gathereth hir brood, vnder hir wings, [...]O that thou had'st euen knowne at the least in this thy day, O that thou [...]had'st euen knowne, O that thou had'st euen knowne at the least in this thy [...]day those things, those things, which belong vnto thy peace.

O Hierusalem Hierusalem qui occidis prophetas &c.

XVII. An Alleluia,
5. voc.

[...] HEe that descended man to bee, (repeat) is [...]now ascended God on high, on high, Allelu- ia, Alle-lu-ia, [...]Allelu- ia, Allelu- ia, the trumpets sound, (repeat) (repeat) [...] (repeat) (repeat) (repeat) the Angells sing, (repeat) [...] (repeat) the glorious triumphs of our King, of our [...]King, (repeat) the [...]Allelu ia, Al-le-lu- ia, [...]Al-le-lu- ia, Al-le-lu-ia. [...]Al- le- lu- ia,

Ascensio Christ.

XVIII. An Alleluia. In memorie of the Gunpouder day.
5. voc.

[...] I Will singe vnto the Lord, for he hath triumphed gloriouslly, [...]gloriously, the horse and him that rode vpon him, hath hee [...]ouerthrowne in the sea, hath hee ouerthrowne in the sea, hath he ouer­throwne [...]in the sea, hath hee ouerthrowne, (repeat) hath hee ouer­throwne [...]in the sea. (repeat) Al-le-lu-ia, Al-le-lu-ia, [...]Al-le-lu-ia, Al-le-lu-ia.

Si deus nobiscum, quis contra nos.

XIX. A Motect,
6. voc. 1. part.

[...] Versus. O Yee little flocke, O yee faithfull shepherds, O yee [...]host of heau'n, giue eare, (repeat) (repeat) vnto my song, [...]and behold an Angell, (repeat) and the glorie of the Lord, shone round about [...]them, shone round about them, & they all quaked for feare, quaked for feare, (repeat) [...]And the glorie of the Lord, shone round about them, [...]round a-bout, shone round about, shone round about, about them, round a­bout [...]them, (repeat) and they all quaked for feare, quaked for feare, (repeat) [...]quaked for feare.

XX. An Alleluia.
6. voc. 2. part.

[...] Versus. FEare not, (repeat) for vnto you, (repeat) is borne, [...] a Sauiour, (repeat) and not to you, but to all, (repeat) people, to all [...] Chorus people, which is Christ our Lord, (repeat) Christ our Lord, And [...] suddenly, (repeat) suddenly, an host of heau'nly Angells, heau'nly Angells, [...] sung and praised God, and saide, (repeat) glorie bee to God on high, to God on high, [...] (repeat) (repeat) peace bee on earth, on earth, (repeat) [...] good will to men, (repeat) (repeat) (repeat) Al-le-lu-ia, [...] Al-le-lu-ia, Al-le-lu-ia.

Gloria in excelsis deo. &c.

XXI. An Alleluia.
6. voc. 3. part.

[...] Versus. ANd they crie: (repeat) one to a-nother, (repeat) [...] ho-ly, holy, holy, holy, ho-ly, ho-ly, holy, ho-ly, ho-ly, holy, holy, ho-ly is the [...] Chorus. Lord of hosts, All the world is full of his glory, of his glo-ry, holy, holy, holy [...] ho-ly is the Lord of hosts, (repeat) (repeat) all the [...] world is full of his glo-ry, Al-le-lu-ia. Al-le-lu-ia.

Gloria in excelsis deo. &c.

XXII. A Motect.
6. voc. 1. part.

[...] Versus. LOe, Loe how from heau'n like starres, like starres, the [...] Angells fly-ing, the Angells fly-ing, fly-ing, [...] bring back the day to earth in midnight lying, (repeat) [...] Chorus, Vp shepherds vp, (repeat) (repeat) (repeat) [...] (repeat) this night, (repeat) this night, (repeat) (repeat) this night is borne [...] your King, you neuer heard the Sphears, you neuer heard the Sphears such Musique [...] sing, you neuer heard the Sphears such Musique sing, (repeat) such [...] Musique sing, such Musique sing.

XXIII. An Alleluia.
6. voc. 2. part.

[...] Versus. I Bring you tiding, (repeat) tiding, of ioyes, [...] (repeat) of ioyes aye biding, the Prince of Light, (repeat) (repeat) [...] is borne this night, (repeat) this night, so vp, so vp he sprang, so vp, so [...] vp he sprang, and all heau'n sang, (repeat) (repeat) (repeat) Chorus. ioye to the sor-ry, (repeat) (repeat) (repeat) (repeat) [...] (repeat) (repeat) to God bee glory, to God bee glo-rie, [...] (repeat) Al-le-lu-ia, Al-le-lu-ia, Alle-lu-ia.

Gloria in excelsis deo. &c.

XXIIII. A Motect.
6. voc.

[...] A Stranger heere, as all my fathers were, as (repeat) [...]that went before, (repeat) I wander too and fro, (repeat) [...] (repeat) too and fro, from earth to heau'n is my [...]pilgrimage, from earth to heau'n, is my pilgrimage, a tedious [...]way for flesh and blood to goe, O thou, O thou that art the way, (repeat) [...]pittie the blinde, and teach mee how I may thy dwelling [...]finde, (repeat) I may thy dwelling finde, (repeat) [...]A-men. A-men, [...]A-men.

XXV. An Alleluia.
6. voc.

[...] MY Lord: [...]Allelu-ia. Al-le-lu-ia, [...]Al-le-lu-ia, Al-le-lu-ia, Alle-lu-ia, [...]Allelu-ia, Allelu-ia, Al-le-lu-ia, Al-le-ia, [...]Al-le-lu-ia.

Resurrectio Christi.

XXVI. An Eligie in memorie of Master Thomas Hynson.
6. voc.

[...] WIth mornefull Musique, with mornefull Musique, now re­member [...]him, (repeat) that while hee liu'd, (repeat) did oft re­member [...]thee, that while hee liu'd, did (repeat) and fill'd his Musiques [...]Fountaine to the brimme, with thy sweet songs and pleasant harmony, [...]and (repeat) and pleasant harmony, harmony, with (repeat) [...]who was to Master, Children and to frend, so faithfull, [...]kinde and true, so faithfull kinde and true as no man more, so wise, so [...]learnd, so carefull, (repeat) so carefull of his ende, as grac'd his liuing ac-ti­ons, [...]as (repeat) and therefore, (repeat) his death, (repeat) [Page] [...]with sobbes & fighes, (repeat) and fighs I will de-plore, I will de­plore, [...]And wish to die, and wish to die, to liue in heau'nly blisse, to liue in [...]heau'n, in heau'ly blisse, in (repeat) in (repeat) in (repeat) where worthie, [...] Hynson, (repeat) (repeat) through gods mercie is, where worthy [...] Hynson (is,) through gods mercie is, through gods mer-cie is.

I. An Alleluia.
3. voc.

[...] LOue wee in one consenting, each others hart contenting [...] (repeat) Allelu-ia, Allelu-ia, Allelu-ia, Allelu-ia, Loue we in [...]one consenting, each others hart contenting, (repeat) Allelu-ia, Alle-lu-ia, [...]Allelu-ia, Allelu-ia, Our heau'nly Lord that bought vs, that bought [...]vs, this holy lesson, (repeat) (repeat) taught vs. Allelu-ia, [...]Allelu-ia, Allelu-ia, Our heauenly Lord, Our heau'nly [...]Lord, that bought vs this holy lesson (repeat) taught vs, Alleluia, Alle-lu-ia. [...]

Diligite vos in vicem, sicut et ego vos dilexi.

II. An Alleluia.
3. voc.

[...] LEt false surmises perish, true Faith true Loue doth che-rish, [...] Allelu-ia, Allelu-ia, Let false surmises perish, true [...] Faith true Loue doth cherish. Allelu-ia, Allelu-ia, [...] Let enuy be remo-ued, who loues (repeat) (repeat) shall be beloued, shall be be­lo-ued, [...] Allelu-ia, Allelu-ia, Allelu-ia, Let enuy [...] be remoued, who loues (repeat) shall be beloued, shall be belo-ued. [...] Allelu-ia, Allelu-ia, Alle-lu-ia.

Charitas non inuidet.

III. An Alleluia.
3. voc.

[...] AWay with weake complai-nings, and all vnkinde disdai­nings, [...] and all vnkinde disdai-nings. Allelu-ia, Allelu-ia, [...] Away with weake complai-nings, and all vnkind disdainings, and [...] all vnkinde disdai-nings, Allelu-ia, Allelu-ia. Sith [...] he who vs redeemed (repeat) redeemed, hath all for good esteem­ed, (repeat) Allelu-ia. Allelu-ia, Allelu-ia, Allelu-ia, Sith he who [...] vs redee-med, (repeat) redeemed, hath all for good esteem­ed, [...] hath (repeat) Allelu-ia, Allelu-ia, Allelu-ia Allelu-ia.

Charitas omnia tollerat.

IIII. An Alleluia.
3. voc.

[...] O Come, O come thou spirit diui-nest, (repeat) that [...]sweetly harts, that sweetly harts combinest. (repeat) Allelu-ia, [...]Allelu-ia, Allelu-ia, Allelu-ia, [...]O come, O come thou spirit diui-nest, (repeat) that sweetly harts [...]that sweetly harts combinest, (repeat) Allelu-ia, Alle-lu-ia, [...]Allelu-ia, Allelu-ia, Vnite our [...]minds for e-uer, that wee in loue perseuer, (repeat) in loue perseuer, [...]Allelu-ia, Allelu-ia, Allelu-ia, Allelu-ia, Vnite &c.

Si deus in nobis, & nos maneamus in ipso.

V. An Alleluia.
3. voc.

[...] O Loue, O loue, beseeming well the god of loue, [...]Allelu-ia, he made that good which ill was growne, he [...]bought the good that was his owne, (repeat) the good that was his own, Alle-lu-ia, [...]Allelu-ia, Allelu-ia, he begges the [...]good that he hath bought, he crownes the good that he hath wrought (repeat) [...] O depth of loue, of loue, O depth of loue, [...]Allelu-ia, Allelu-ia, Allelu-ia, Allelu-ia, Allelu-ia.

Deus charitas est.

VI. A Motect.
3. voc.

[...] DIstressed soule, and thou deceitful eye, cease not, cease not to [...]moane, my misery, to mone, to moane my mise-rie, cease not to mourne, (repeat) [...]sith you cease not to sinne, (repeat) Better else you had [...]neuer beene, you had neuer been, you had ne-uer beene, for now no hope, [...]no helpe, no helpe for you is left, (repeat) but griefe for that where­of [...]you are bereft, (repeat) Aye me, [...] (repeat) (repeat) poore wretch for­lorne, [...]that euer I was borne, that euer I was borne, (repeat) Aye me, Aye me.

Per vnum hominem peccatum; et per peccatum mors.

VII. A Motect.
4. voc.

[...] SWeet are the thoughts that harbor full content, sweet are the [...]thoughts (repeat) that harbor full content, delightfull be the ioyes, that [...]know no care, Such those sweet thoughts, sweet thoughts that on heau'ns [...]ioyes are bent, that on heau'ns ioyes are bent, are bent, (repeat) and on celestiall [...]blisse, celestial blisse, still thinking are, (repeat) (repeat) these ioyes de­light, [...] (repeat) these thoughts content doe send, these thoghts content [...]do send, (repeat) all earthly thoughtes and ioyes in sorrow end [...] (repeat) in sorrow end, in sorrow end.

Intelligentia carnis mors est: intelligentia vero spiritus, vita et pax.

VIII. An Alleluia.
4. voc.

[...] COme lets reioyce, reioyce vnto our Lord, reioyce, re­ioyce [...] vn-to our Lord, let vs make ioy, to God our Sauiour, (repeat) to God our Sa-uiour, Come let's reioyce, vnto our Lord re­ioyce, [...] reioyce vn-to our Lord let vs make ioy, to God our Sauiour, (repeat) [...] to God our Saui-our, Let vs approch to his presence in con-fession, [...] approch to his presence in con-fession, and in Psalmes (repeat) Let vs make [...] ioy to him, to-him, (repeat) make ioy-to him, to him. [...] Alle-lu-ia, Allelu-ia, Allelu-ia, Allelu-ia.

IX. A Motect.
4. voc. 1 part.

[...] SAint Mary now, Saint Mary now, but [...] erst the worst, the worst of ma-ny, whē with dis­heaueld [...] havres, shee wipt, shee wipt the feete [...] that she with teares had washt beefore, with knees full lowly bent, and many a [...] greiuous groane, a grieuous groane to heau'n sent, to heau'n sent, to heau'n sent.

Marie Magdalene beatae Lachrymae.

X A Motect.
4. voc. 2. part.

[...] AT length to Christ her saddest eies vphea- ving, Deigne [...] holy Lord saide she, to cast thine heauenely eye on mee, to (repeat) [...] the sinfulst wretch, with that, with that shee fell to ground and wept, [...] as if with teares shee would haue drownd.

XI. A Motect.
4. voc. 3 part.

[...] BVt hee the God of loue, the God of loue and mercies [...] wonder, seeing the plight shees in, though nothing lesse he lou'd then sin, then [...] sinne, nothing lesse hee lou'd then sinne, and ma-ny Crimes had brought hir [...] in- to thrall, (repeat) because shee loued much, forgaue hir all, forgaue hir [...] all, because she loued much, because she loued much for gaue hir all, forgaue hir [...] all, forgaue hir all.

Peceata multa dimittuntur, nam dilexit multum.

XII. A Motect.
4. voc.

[...] WOe is mee, (repeat) (repeat) that I am a stranger so [...]long, and that I dwell in the tents of Keadar, of Kea-dar, in the [...]tents of Keadar, my soule hath too long dwelt in a strange place, too [...]long in a strange place, Oh that I had wings like a doue, like a doue, (repeat) [...]Oh that I had wings like a doue, then would I flie away, then would I [...]flie away and bee at rest. (repeat) and be at rest.

Dum sumus in carne, peregri­namur a domino.

XIII A Motect.
5. voc.

[...] REmember not Lord our offences, (repeat) nor the offences [...]of our forefathers, neither take thou vengeance of our sinnes, (repeat) [...]spare vs good Lord, (repeat) (repeat) good Lord, spare thy people, (repeat) [...] (repeat) whom thou hast redeemed with thy precious blood, whom thou [...]hast redee-med with thy precious blood, thy precious blood, and be not angrie [...]with vs, and bee not angrie with vs for euer, (repeat) for [...]euer. A-men. A-men.

Meritum meum miseratio domini.

XIIII An Alleluia.
5. voc. 1. part.

[...] THus sings that heau'nly quier, (repeat) [...]with zeale, burning like fier, (repeat) [...]Allelu-ia, Allelu-ia, Alle-lu-ia, [...]Al-le-lu-ia, And all the Saints with purest robes attending, [...]and (repeat) vpon the Lambe, (repeat) their knees full [...]lowly bending, full lowly bending. Al-le-lu-ia, Al-le-lu-ia. [...]Al-le-lu-ia, Al-le-lu-ia.

XV An Alleluia.
5. voc. 2. part.

[...] THe Heau'ns stood all amazed, (repeat) The earth [...]vpon them ga-zed, gazed, Al-le-lu-ia, Al-le-lu-ia, [...]Al-le-lu-ia, At length both heau'n and earth, (repeat) for [...]ioy confounded, (repeat) with voice as loude as thunder, with voice as [...]loude as thun-der, thun-der, sweetly resoūded, (repeat) [...] (repeat) (repeat) sweetly resoun-ded, Al-le-lu-ia, [...]Al-le-lu-ia, Al-le-lu-ia, Al-le-lu-ia, Allelu-ia, [...]Al-le-lu-ia.

Audiui magnam vocem multi populi in caelo Dicentis Alleluia.

XVI. A Motect.
5. voc.

[...] NOw doth the Citie remaine solitarie, that was full of people, [...]that was full of people, For these things I weepe, and mine [...]eye, euen mine eye casteth out water, casteth out wa-ter, O [...]Ie-ru-sa-lem, Ierusalem, (repeat) O Ie-ru-salem, (repeat) (repeat) how often would I haue gathered thy children together, together, as the henne [...]gathereth hir brood vnder hir wings, O that thou had'st euen knowne at the least [...]O (repeat) O that thou had'st euen knowne at the least in this thy [...]day, those things which belong, which beelong vnto thy peace.

O Hierusalem Hierusalem qui occidis prophetas &c.

XVII. An Alleluia.
5. voc.

[...] HEe that descended man to be, he that descended man to [...]be, man to bee, is now ascended God on high, God on high, Allelu-ia, [...]Alle-lu-ia, Allelu-ia, the trumpets [...]sound, (repeat) the trumpets sound, (repeat) (repeat) (repeat) the Angells [...]sing, (repeat) (repeat) the glorious triumphs of our King, of our [...]King, of our King, Allelu-ia, Alleluia, Al-le-lu-ia, [...]Al-le-lu-ia, Al-le-lu-ia, [...]Al-le-lu-ia, Al-le-lu-ia.

Ascensio Christi.

XVIII. An Alleluia. In memorie of the Gunpouder day.
5. voc.

[...] I Will singe vnto the Lord, for hee hath triumphed glorious­ly, [...]gloriously, the horse and him that rode vpon him, hath he ouerthrowne, (repeat) [...] (repeat) in the sea, (repeat) the horse & him that rode vpon him, [...]hath he ouerthrowne in the sea, hath he ouerthrowne, in the sea, (repeat) (repeat) [...]hath he ouerthrowne in the sea, [...] hath he ouerthrowne [...] (repeat) in the sea. (repeat) Al-le-lu-ia, Al-le-lu-ia, [...]Al-le-lu-ia, Al-le-lu-ia, Al-le-lu-ia, Al-le-lu-ia, Al-le-lu-ia. [...]

Si deus nobiscum, quis contra nos.

XIX. A Motect.
6. voc. 1. part.

[...] Versus. [...] O Yee little flocke: [...]were a watching, were a watching of their flocks by night, and behould an [...] Angell, and the glorie of the Lord, shone round about them, shone round about [...]them, & they all quaked for feare, (repeat) quaked for feare, And the glorie [...]of the Lord, shone round about them, round about them, (repeat) [...] (repeat) and they all quaked for feare, quaked for feare, (repeat) [...]for feare.

XX. An Alleluia.
6. voc. 2. part.

[...] Versus. FEare not: [...] and not to you, (repeat) but to all people, (repeat) which [...] (repeat) is Christ our Lord, (repeat) Chorus.And suddenly, (repeat) an [...] host of heau'nly Angells, (repeat) sung and praised God, and said, (repeat) [...] glorie be to God on high, glorie be to God, (repeat) (repeat) on [...] high, peace bee on earth, on earth, (repeat) on earth, good will to men, (repeat) [...] good will to men. (repeat) Alle-lu-ia. Al-le-lu-ia, [...] Al-lelu-ia,

Gloria in excelsis deo. &c.

XXI. An Alleluia.
6. voc. 3. part.

[...] Versus. ANd they crie, (repeat) one to a-nother, (repeat) [...] ho-ly, holy, holy, holy, holy, ho-ly, holy, ho-ly, [...] Chorus. holy, holy, holy, is the Lord of hosts, All the world is full of his glory, (repeat) [...] holy, holy, (repeat) (repeat) holy is the Lord of hosts, of hosts, all the [...] world is full of his glo-ry, Al-le-lu-ia. Al-le-lu-ia. Allelu-ia, [...] Al-le-lu-ia.

Gloria in excelsis deo. &c.

XXII. A Motect.
6. voc. 1. part.

[...] Versus. LOe, how from heau'n: [...]the Angells fly-ing, the Angells fly­ing, [...]bring back the day, bring back the day to earth, in midnight ly­ing, [...] Chorus. Vp shepherds vp, (repeat) (repeat) (repeat) (repeat) this night, this night is borne your King, (repeat) this night is [...]borne your King, you neuer heard the Sphears, (repeat) (repeat) [...]you neuer heard the Sphears such Musique sing, such Mu-sique [...]you neuer heard the Sphears such Musique sing.

XXIII. An Alleluia.
6. voc. 2. part.

[...] Versus.

I Bring you tiding: tiding, tiding, tiding, of [...]ioyes, of ioyes aye biding, the Prince of Light, of Light, this night, is [...]borne this night, so vp, so vp he sprang, [...]and all heau'n sang, [...]ioye to the sorry, [...]ioye to the sor-ry, [...]to God bee glory, [...]to God bee glo-rie. Al-le-lu-ia. [...]Al-le-lu-ia, Al-le-lu-ia, Al-le-lu-ia.

Gloria in excelsis deo. &c.

XXIIII. A Motect.
6. voc.

[...] A Stranger heere, as all my fathers were, that went before, [...] that went before, (repeat)I wander too and fro, (repeat) too & [...]fro, (repeat) (repeat) frō earth, (repeat) to heau'n, to heau'n is my pilgri­mage, [...] (repeat) for flesh & blood to goe, (repeat) (repeat) [...]O thou, (repeat) O thou, that art the way, pittie the blinde, & [...]teach mee how I may thy dwelling finde, thy dwelling finde, (repeat) [...] (repeat) thy dwelling finde. A-men, A-men. [...]A-men, A-men.

Ego sum via, veritas & vita.

XXV. An Alleluia.
6. voc.

[...] MY Lord: [...]Allelu-ia, Al-le-lu-ia, Allelu-ia, Al-le-lu-ia. Alle-lu-ia, [...]Al-le-lu-ia, Al-le-lu-ia, Al-le-lu-ia, Allelu-ia, Al-le-lu-ia, [...]Al-le-lu-ia, Al-le-lu-ia.

Resurrectio Christi.

XXVI. An Eligie in memorie of Master Thomas Hynson.
6. voc.

[...] WIth mornefull Musique, with mornefull Musique, with (repeat) [...]now remember him, now (repeat) that while hee liu'd, that (repeat) [...]did oft remember thee, did (repeat) did (repeat) and fill'd his [...] Musiques Fountaine to the brimme, to the brimme, with thy sweet [...]songs and pleasant harmony, (repeat) and pleasant [...]harmo-ny, who was to Master, Children and to frend, so faithfull, [...]kinde and true, kinde and true as no man, as no man more, so wise, so learnd [...]so carefull of his ende, of (repeat) as grac'd his liuing ac-ti-ons, [...] and therefore, (repeat) his death, (repeat) (repeat) with sobbes and [Page] [...]sighes, (repeat) I will de-plore, I will deplore, And wish to die, and [...]wish to die, to liue in heau'n, in heau'nly blisse, in (repeat) to liue [...]in henu'ly blisse, where worthie, worthie Hynson, where worthy Hynson, [...]through gods mercie is, where worthie Hynson (is,) through gods mer­cie [...]is, through gods mercie is, through gods mercie is.

VII. A Motect.
4. voc.

[...] SWeet are the thoughts, that harbor full content, (repeat) [...]delightfull be the ioyes that know no care, the (repeat) Such those sweet [...]thoughts, Such (repeat) that on heau'ns ioyes, that on heau'ns ioyes are bent, [...] (repeat) and on celestiall blisse, (repeat) still thinking [...]are, (repeat) (repeat) these ioyes delight, these thoughts content, these [...]thoughts content, content doe send, content doe send, (repeat) con­tent [...]doe send (repeat) all early thoughtes and ioyes in [...]sorrow end, all earthly thoughts and ioyes in sorrow end, in sorrow end.

Intelligentia carnis mors est: Intelligentia vero spiritus, vita et pax.

VIII. An Alleluia.
4. voc.

[...] COme lets reioyce vnto the Lord, come (repeat) [...]vnto the Lord, let vs make ioye, (repeat) to God our Sauiour, (repeat) our [...]Sa-uiour, Come lets reioyce vnto our Lord, Come (repeat) [...]vnto the Lord, let vs make ioye, (repeat) to God our Sauiour, (repeat) our [...]Sa-uiour. Let vs a-proch to his presence in confession, in (repeat) [...]in (repeat) and in Psalmes, (repeat) let vs make ioye to him, (repeat) let [...]vs make ioye to him, make ioye to him. Al-le-lu-ia, [...]Al-le-lu-ia.

IX. A Motect.
4. voc. 1. part.

[...] SAint Mary now, Saint Mary now, but [...]erst the worst of many, when with disheaueld [...]hayres, disheaueld hayres shee wipt, shee wipt, [...]the feete that shee with teares had washt beefore, with knees, with knees full [...]low-ly bent, and many a greiuous gronae, (repeat) to [...]heau'n sent, to heau'n, to heauen sent.

Marie Magdalene beatae Lachrymae

X. A Motect.
4. voc. 2. part.

[...] AT length, at length to Christ her saddest eies vphea-uing, [...]Deigne holy Lord said she, to cast thine heauenly eie on me, (repeat) [...]on mee, on mee the sinful'st wretch, with that, (repeat) shee fell to [...]ground, (repeat) and wept, and wept as if with teares shee would haue drownd.

XI. A Motect.
4. voc. 3. part.

[...] BVt he, but he the god of loue of loue and mer-cies wonder, [...]seeing the plight, seeing the plight shee's in, (repeat) shee's in, [...]though nothing lesse he lou'd then sinne, then sinne, then sinne, and many [...]crimes had brought her in-to thrall, in-to thral, because she lo-ued [...]much, forgaue her all, forgaue, forgaue her all because she loued much forgaue her [...]all, (repeat) forgaue, forgaue her all.

Peccata multa dimittuntur, nam dilexit multum.

XII. A Motect.
4. voc.

[...] WOe is me, woe is me, (repeat) that I am a stranger so [...]long, so long, and that I dwell in the tents of Kea-dar, of Kea-dar, my [...]soule hath too long dwelt in a strange place, to long dwelt in a strange place, [...] (repeat) Oh that I had wings like a doue, like a doue, Oh that I [...]had wings like a doue, then would I flie away and bee at rest, and [...]bee at rest, at rest, then would I flie a-way, then would I flie a-way and [...]bee at rest, and bee at rest, and bee at rest.

Dum sumus in carne, peregri­namur a domino.

XIII. A Motect.
5. voc.

[...] REmember not Lord our offences, our offences, nor the offences [...]of our forefathers, neither take thou vengeance of our sinnes, (repeat) spare vs [...]good Lord, (repeat) (repeat) spare thy people, (repeat) (repeat) [...]spare thy peo-ple, whom thou hast redeemed with thy pre-cious blood, whom thou [...]hast redee-med with thy precious blood, thy precious blood, (repeat) and [...]bee not angrie with vs for e-uer, with vs for e-uer, and (repeat) [...] (repeat) A-men A-men [...]A-men.

Meritum meum miseratio domini.

XIIII. An Alleluia.
5. voc. 1. part.

[...] THus sings that heau'nly quier, with zeale, (repeat) with, [...]zeale burning like fire, (repeat) like fier, Alleluia, Alle-lu-ai, [...]Allelu-ia. And all the saints [...]with purest robes attending, and (repeat) attending vpon the Lambe [...]vpon the Lambe, (repeat) (repeat) their knees full lowely bending, bending. [...]Allelu-ia, Allelu-ia, Allle-lu-ia. [...]

Marie Magdalene beatae Lachrymae.

XV. An Alleluia.
5. voc. 2. part.

[...] THe heau'ns stood all, the heau'ns stood all a-mazed, the earth [...]vpon them ga-zed, Allelu-ia, Al-le-lu-ia, [...]At length, at length both heau'n, both heau'n and earth, for ioy confoūded, (repeat) [...]with voice as loude as thunder, with voice as loude as thun-der, [...]as thun-der, sweetly resounded, (repeat) resounded, [...]sweetly resounded, (repeat) Al-le-lu-ia, [...]Al-le-lu-ia, Al-le-lu-ia, Al-le-lu-ia.

Audiui magnam vocem multi populi in caelo Dicentis Alleluia.

XVI. A Motect.
5. voc.

[...] NOw doth the: Solitarie, remaine solitarie, that was full of people, full [...] of people, that (repeat) that was full of people, for these things, I weepe, [...] (repeat)I weepe, and mine eye, mine eye, euen mine eye, casteth out wa­ter, [...] casteth out wa-ter, O Ie-ru-salem, Ie-ru-sa-lem, O (repeat) [...] Ie-rusalem, (repeat) how often would I haue gathered thy children [...] together, as the hen gathereth hir brood vnder hir wings, O that thou had'st euen [...] knowne at the least in this thy day, (repeat) that thou had'st euen knowne at the [...] least, euen knowne at the least in this thy day, O (repeat) [...] those things, those things which belong vn-to thy peace.

XVII. An Alleluia.
5. voc.

[...] HEe that descended, hee that descended man to bee, hee that de­scended [...] man to bee, is now ascended God on high, Allelu-ia, [...] Al-le-lu-ia, Allelu-ia, [...] the trumpets sound, the trumpets, trumpets sound, the (repeat) (repeat) (repeat) [...] (repeat) the Angells sing, (repeat) (repeat) the glorious triumphs [...] of our King, of our King, the (repeat) of our King, [...] Al-le-lu-ia, Al-le-lu-ia. Al-le-lu-ia, [...] Al-lelu-ia, Al-le-lu-ia.

Ascensio Christi.

XVIII. An Alleluia. In memorie of the Gunpouder day.
5. voc.

[...] I Will singe vnto the Lord, for he hath triumphed glorious­ly, [...]the horse and him that rode vpon him, that (repeat)hath he ouerthrowne, [...]in the sea, in the sea, (repeat) the horse and him that rode vpon him, hath hee [...]ouerthrowne in the sea, hath he ouerthrowne in the sea, (repeat) [...]in the sea. (repeat) hath (repeat) in the sea, (repeat) [...]hath hee ouerthrowne in the sea, hath (repeat) Al-le-lu-ia, [...]Al-le-lu-ia, Al-le-lu-ia, [...]Al-le-lu-ia, Al-le-lu-ia.

Si deus nobiscum, quis

XIX. A Motect.
6. voc. 1. part.

[...] Versus O Yee little flocke: [...]The shepherds [...]were a watching, were a watching of their flocks by night, and behold an Angell, [...]and the glorie of the Lord, of the Lord, shone round about them, (repeat) [...], and they all quaked for feare, quaked for feare, for feare, ChorusAnd the glorie [...]of the Lord, shone round about them, shone round about [...]them, (repeat) round about, round about them, and they [...]all quaked for feare. (repeat) (repeat)

XX. An Alleluia.
6. voc. 2. part.

[...] Versus. FEare not: [...] Chorus And suddenly, [...] (repeat) suddenly, an host, an host, an host of heau'nly Angells, sung and [...]praised God, (repeat) and saide, glorie be to God on hie, glorie be to God, [...]glorie bee to God on high, on high, to God, to God on high, peace bee on [...]earth, on earth, (repeat) good will to men, (repeat) (repeat) (repeat) [...] (repeat) Al-le-lu-ia. Al-le-lu-ia, Al-le-lu-ia, Al-le-lu-ia, [...]Al-le-lu-ia.

XXI. An Alleluia,
6. voc. 3 part.

[...] Versus, ANd they crie: [...] Chorus. All the world is full of his glo-ry, of his glory, holy, holy, holy [...]holy, holy, holy is the Lord, (repeat) holy is the Lord of hosts, all the world [...]is full of his glory, (repeat) Al-le-lu-ia, Allelu-ia.

Gloria in excelsis deo. &c.

XXII. A Motect.
6. voc. 1. part.

[...] Versus. LOe, how from heau'n: [...] Chorus. Vp shepherds vp, [...] (repeat) (repeat) (repeat) vp shepherds, (repeat) (repeat) [...]this night, this night, this night is borne your King, this (repeat) [...]is borne your King, you neuer heard the Sphears such Musique sing, you neuer [...]heard the Sphears such Mu-sique sing, (repeat) you (repeat) [...]such Musique sing, you (repeat) such Mu-sique sing.

XXIII. An Alleluia.
6. voc. 2. part.

[...] Versus. I Bring you tiding: [...] Chorus Ioye to the sor-ry, (repeat) (repeat) (repeat) (repeat) [...]ioye to the sor-ry, to god, (repeat) to god be glo-rie, to [...]god, to god be glo-ry. Al-le-lu-ia, Al-lelu-ia, Al-le-lu-ia.

Gloria in excelsis dec. &c.

XXIIII. A Motect.
6. voc.

[...] A Stranger heere, as all my fathers were, that went before, be­fore, (repeat) [...]I wander too & fro, too & fro, (repeat) too & fro, [...] (repeat) from earth to heau'n is my pilgrimage, (repeat) from [...]earth too heau'n is my pilgrimage, a tedious way, (repeat) for flesh [...]and blood to goe, (repeat) O thou, (repeat) O thou that art the way, [...]O thou, O (repeat) pittie the blinde, (repeat) and teach mee how [...]I may thy dwelling finde, I (repeat) and (repeat) and [...] (repeat) (repeat) A-men

XXV. An Alleluia.
6. voc.

[...]My Lord is hence remou'd & laide, But wher? O wher an Angell said, he is [...]not heere, himselfe did raise himselfe, God, man. to him bee praise. (repeat) [...]Allelu-ia, Al-le-lu-ia, Al-le-lu-ia, Alle-lu-ia, [...]Al-le-lu-ia, Alle-lu-ia, Allelu-ia. Al-lelu-ia.

XXVI. An Elegie in memorie of Master Thom as Hynson.

[...] WIth mornefull Musique, with mornefull Musique, [...]now remember him, now remember him, that [...]while hee liu'd, while he liu'd, that (repeat) dyd oft remember thee, that while he [...]liu'd did oft re-member thee, and fil'd his Musiques Fountaine to the brimme, [Page] [...]with thy sweet songs & plesant, & (repeat) harmony, with (repeat) & ple­sant [...]harmony, harmony, as no man more, no (repeat) so wise, so [...]learnd, so carefull of his ende, of (repeat) as grac'd his liuing actions, & ther­fore, [...] (repeat) his death, (repeat) (repeat) with sobs & sighs, & sighs, with (repeat) and [...]sighes, I will deplore, I (repeat) deplore. And wish to die, to liue in heau'nly [...]blisse, to liue in heau'nly blisse, to (repeat) in heaue'nly [...]blisse, wher worthy Hynson, (repeat) (repeat) through gods mercy [...]is, where worthie Hynson, (repeat) through gods mercie is, (repeat) [...]through gods mer-cie is.

I. An Alleluia.
3. voc.

[...] LOue wee in one consenting, each others hart con-tenting, con­tenting, [...] Allelu-ia, Alleluia, Loue we in one consenting, each others hart con­tenting, [...] contenting. Alleiu-ia, Alleluia. Our heau'nly Lord that bought [...] vs, this holy lesson taught vs, this (repeat) Allelu-ia, Allelu-ia, Our [...] heauenly Lord that bought vs, this holy lesson taught vs, this (repeat) [...] Allelu-ia, Allelu-ia,

Diligite vos inuicem, sicut et ego vos dilexi.

II. An Alleluia.
3. voc.

[...] LEt false surmises perish, true Faith true Loue doth che-rish, [...]Allelu-ia, Allelu-ia, Allelu-ia, Let false surmises perish, true [...]Faith true Loue doth cherish. Allelu-ia, Allelu-ia, Allelu-ia, [...]Let en-uy be remoued, who loues (repeat) shall be beloued, shall be be­lo-ued, [...]Allelu-ia, Allelu-ia, Allelu-ia. Allelu-ia. Let en-uy [...]be remoued, who loues (repeat) shall be beloued, shall be belo-ued. Allelu-ia, [...]Allelu-ia, Alle-lu-ia, Alle-luia.

Charitas non inuidet.

III. An Alleluia.
3. voc.

[...] AWay with weake complainings, and all vnkind disdainings, [...]and all vnkinde disdainings. Allelu-ia, Allelu-ia, Alleluia. [...]Away with weake complainings, and all vnkind disdainings, (repeat) [...]Allelu-ia, Allelu-ia. Alleluia. Sith he who vs redee­med [...] (repeat) redee-med, hath all for good esteemed, (repeat) [...]Allelu-ia. Alle-lu-ia, Sith he who vs redeemed, (repeat) re­dee-med, [...]hath all for good esteemed, for good esteemed, Allelu-ia, [...]Allelu-ia.

Charitas omnia tollerat.

IIII. An Alleluia.
3. voc.

[...] O Come, (repeat) O come thou spirit di-uinest, that sweetly [...] (repeat) that sweetly, that sweetly harts combinest. Allelu-ia, Alle-lu-ia, [...]Allelu-ia, O come, (repeat) O come thou [...]spirit diuinest, that sweetly, (repeat) that sweetly, that sweetly harts combi­nest, [...]Allelu-ia, Allelu-ia, Allelu-ia. V­nite [...]our minds for e-uer, that we in loue perseuer, (repeat) that we in loue per­seuer, [...]Alle-lu-ia, Allelu-ia, Allelu-ia, Allelu-ia. Vnite, &c.

Si deus in nobis, & nos maneamus in ipso.

V. An Alleluia.
3. voc.

[...] O Loue, beseeming well the god, the god of loue, Allelu-ia, [...]Allelu-ia. He made that good which ill, which ill was grown, He bought the [...]good that was his owne, the (repeat) that was his owne, Alleluia, Alle-lu-ia, [...]Allelu-ia. he begges the good that he hath [...]bought, that he hath bought, he crownes the good (repeat) that he hath [...]wrought O depth O depth of loue, (repeat) Allelu-ia, Allelu-ia, Alle-lu-ia, [...]Allelu-ia, Allelu-ia.

Deus charitas est.

VI. A Motect.
3. voc.

[...] DIstressed soule, and thou deceitfull eye, cease not, cease not to [...] moane, cease not to moane my mise-rie, (repeat) cease not, cease not to [...] mourne, (repeat) sith you cease not to sinne, (repeat) Better else you had [...] ne-uer beene, better else you had neuer beene, (repeat) for now no [...] hope, no helpe for you is left, no hope, no helpe, no helpe for you is left. [...] but griefe, but griefe, but griefe for that you are bereft, Aye me, Aye me, Aye [...] me, poore wretch forlorne, that euer I was borne, that (repeat) [...] Aye me, Aye me.

Per vnum hominem peccatum; et per peccatum mors.

VII. A Motect.
4. voc.

[...] SWeet are the thoughts, sweet, sweet are the thoughts that harbor [...] full content, delightfull be the ioyes that know no care, no care, Such [...] those sweet thoughts, that on heau'ns ioyes (repeat) are bent, are [...] bent, and on celestiall blisse, and (repeat) still thinking are, (repeat) [...] these ioyes delight, these thoughts content doe send, these thoughts con­tent [...] doe send, these thoughts con-tent doe send, all earthly [...] thoughtes and ioyes in sorrow end, all (repeat) all (repeat) [...] in sorrow end.

Intelligentia carnis morsest: intelligentia vero spiritus, vita et pax.

VIII. An Alleluia.
4. voc.

[...] COme lets reioyce, come let's reioyce, reioyce vnto the Lord, the [...] Lord, Let vs make ioy, make ioy to God our Saviour, to God our Saui­our, [...] Come let's reioyce, come let's reioyce, reioyce, vnto the Lord, the [...] Lord, let vs make ioy, make ioy to God our Sauiour, to God our Sauiour, Let vs ap­proch [...] to his presence, in confessi-on, con-fession, & in Psalmes (repeat) in [...] Psalmes. Let vs make ioy, let vs make ioy to him, let (repeat) to him, [...] Alle-lu-ia, Allelu-ia.

IX. A Motect.
4. voc. 1 part.

[...] SAint Ma-ry now, Saint Mary now, but [...]erst the worst of many, when with disheaueld [...]hayres, shee wipt the feete that shee with teares [...]had washt before, with knees full lowly bent, and ma-ny a greiuous groane, a [...]grieuous groane to heau'n, to heau'n sent, to heau'n sent.

Marie Magdalene beatae Lachrymae

X. A Motect.
4. voc. 2. part.

[...] AT length to Christ her saddest eies vpheauing, Deigne holy [...] Lord saide shee, saide shee, to cast thine heau'nly eye on mee, the sinfulst [...] wretch, with that, with that shee fell to ground and wept, and wept as if with [...] teares shee would haue drownd.

XI. A Motect.
4. voc. 3 part.

[...] BVt he the God of loue, of loue, the God of loue and [...] mercies wonder, seeing the plight shees in, though nothing lesse he lou'd [...] then sinne, then sinne, then sinne, and ma-ny Crimes had brought hir in-to [...] thrall, because shee loued much, forgaue hir all, (repeat) because shee loued [...] much, forgaue hir all, forgaue, forgaue hir all.

Peccata multa dimittuntur, nam dilexit multum.

XII. A Motect.
4. voc.

[...] WOe is mee, (repeat) (repeat) that I am a stranger so long, [...]a stranger so long, so long, so long, and that I dwell in the tents of Keadar, of [...]Keadar, my soule hath too long dwelt in a strange place, too long in a strange [...]place, my soule hath too long dwelt in a strange place, Oh that I had wings [...]like a doue, like a doue, then would I flie away, flie away, then would I [...]flie away and bee at rest, then would I flie away and be at rest, and [...]bee at rest.

Dum sumus in carne, peregri­namur a domino.

XIII. A Motect.
5. voc.

[...] REmember not Lord our offences, our offences, nor the offences [...]of our forefathers, neither take thou vengeance of our sinnes, spare vs good Lord, [...] (repeat) spare thy people, thy people, (repeat) (repeat) whom [...]thou hast redeemed, re-dee-med, (repeat) with thy precious [...]blood, with thy precious blood, and be not angrie with vs for euer, and be not [...]angrie with vs, not angrie with vs, and be not an-grie with vs for euer, with vs [...]for euer. A-men. A-men. A-men. [...]

Meritum meum miseratio domini.

XIIII. An Alleluia.
5. voc. 1 part.

[...] THus sings that heau'nly quier, with zeale, [...] with zeale burning like fier, (repeat) Al-lelu-ia, [...] Al-le-lu-ia, Al-le-lu-ia, [...] And all the Saints with purest robes attending, attending vp­on [...] the Lambe, vpon the Lambe, their knees, their knees full lowly bending. [...] Al-lelu-ia, Al-le-lu-ia. [...]

XV. An Alleluia.
5. voc. 2. part.

[...] THe heau'ns: The earth vpon them ga-zed, Alle-lu-ia, [...] Al-le-lu-ia, Al-le-lu-ia, At length both heau'n and earth, for [...] ioy confounded, (repeat) with voice as loude as thunder, with voice as [...] loude as thun-der, sweetly resoūded, [...] (repeat) resounded, sweetly resoun-ded. Al-le-lu-ia, [...] Al-le-lu-ia.

Audiui magnam vocem multi populi in caelo Dicentis Alleluia.

XVI A Motect.
5. voc.

[...] NOw doth the Citie remaine solitarie, solitarie, that was full of [...]peo-ple, (repeat) of people, For these things I weepe, I weepe, I [...]weepe, and mine eye, euen mine eye, (repeat) casteth out water, O Ie-ru-sa-lem, [...]Ieru-sa-lem, (repeat) how often would I haue gathered thy [...]children together, together, as the henne gathereth hir brood vnder hir wings, [...]O that thou had'st euen knowne at the least in this thy day, in this thy [...]day, those things which bee-long vnto thy peace.

O Hierusalem Hierusalem qui occidis prophetas &c.

XVII. An Alleluia.
5. voc.

[...] HEe that descended, he that descended man to be, is now as­cended [...]God on high, on high, Allelu-ia, Allelu-ia, [...]Alle-lu-ia, the trumpets sound, (repeat) the trumpets [...]sound, (repeat) the Angells sing, the glorious triumphs of our King, of our [...]King, the (repeat) of our King. Alle-lu-ia, [...]Al-le-lu-ia, Alle lu-ia, [...]Al-le-lu-ia.

Ascensio Christi.

XVIII. An Alleluia. In memorie of the Gunpouder day.
5. voc.

[...] I Will singe vnto the Lord, for hee hath triumphed glorious­ly, [...]gloriously, hath he ouerthrowne in the sea, in the sea, the horse & him [...]that rode vpon him, hath he ouerthrowne, hath he o-uer-throwne, hath hee [...]ouerthrowne in the sea. hath he ouerthrowne hath hee ouer­throwne [...]in the sea. hath (repeat) Al-le-lu-ia, [...]Al-le-lu-ia.

Si deus nobiscum, quis contra nos.

XIX. A Motect
6. voc. 1. part.

[...] Versus. O Yee little flocke: [...] Chorus And the glorie [...]of the Lord, of the Lord, shone round about them, (repeat) [...]round about them, shone round about them, and they all quaked for [...]feare, qua-ked for feare.

XX. An Alleluia.
6. voc. 2. part.

[...] Versus. FEare not: [...] Chorus. And suddenly, [...]an host of heau'nly Angells, (repeat) sung and praised God, [...]and said, (repeat) (repeat) glorie bee to God on high, (repeat) (repeat) [...]peace bee on earth, on earth, peace bee on earth, on earth, good will to [...]men, (repeat) to men, good will to men. (repeat) Al-le-lu-ia. [...]Al-le-lu-ia, Al-lelu-ia,

Gloria in excelsis deo. &c.

XXI. An Alleluia.
6. voc. 3. part.

[...] Versus. ANd they crie: [...] Chorus. All the world is full of his glory, of his glorie, holy, holy, [...] (repeat) (repeat) (repeat) (repeat) holy is the Lord of hosts, (repeat) all the [...]world is full of his glory. Al-le-lu-ia. Al-le-lu-ia. [...]Al-le-lu-ia.

Gloria in excelsis deo, &c.

XXII. A Motect.
6. voc. 1. part.

[...] Versus. LOe, how from heau'n: [...] Chorus. Vp shepherds vp, vp, (repeat) vp shepherds, (repeat) [...] (repeat) (repeat) this night, this night is borne your King, (repeat) [...]you neuer heard the Sphears, such Musique sing, you neuer heard the [...] Sphears such Musique sing. such Musique sing, you (repeat) you [...] (repeat) such Musique singe.

XXIII. An Alleluia.
6. voc. 2. part.

[...] Versus. I Bring you tiding: [...] Chorus ioye to the sorry, (repeat) [...] (repeat) (repeat) ioye to the sor-ry, (repeat) [...]to the sor-ry, to God, to God bee glorie. (repeat) (repeat) [...]to [...]Al-le-lu-ia. Al-le-lu-ia.

Gloria in excelsis deo. &c.

XXIIII. A Motect.
6. voc.

[...] A Stranger heere, as all my fathers were, as (repeat) [...]that went before, (repeat) before, I wander, (repeat) too & fro, I wander [...]too & fro, from earth, to heau'n is my pilgrimage, my (repeat) A [...]tedious way for flesh & blood to goe, to goe, for flesh & blood to goe, to goe, [...]O thou, O thou that art the way, (repeat) pittie the blinde, (repeat) [...]and teach mee how I may thy dwelling finde, (repeat) [...] (repeat) thy dwelling finde. A-men, [...]A-men, A-men.

Ego sum via, veritas & vita.

XXV. An Alleluia
6. voc.

[...] MY Lord: [...]Al-le-lu-ia, Al-lelu-ia. Allelu-ia, Al-lelu-ia, [...]Al-le-lu-ia, Alle-lu-ia, Al-le-lu-ia.

Resurrectio Christi.

XXVI. An Elegie in memorie of Master Thomas Hynson.
6. voc.

[...] WIth mornefull Musique, with mornefull Musique, [...]now remember him, (repeat) remember [...]him, that while hee liu'd, did oft remember thee, did (repeat) remember [...]thee, and fil'd his Musiques Fountaine to the brimme, and (repeat) [...]with thy sweet songs and pleasant harmony, with (repeat) [...]and [...]pleasant harmony. as no man more, so wise, so learnd, so learnd [...]so carefull of his ende, of (repeat) as grac'd his liuing actions, and there­fore, [...]and therefore his death, his death with sobs & sighs, I will deplore, I [...] (repeat) (repeat) And wish to die, to die, to liue in heau'nly blisse, to [Page] [...]liue in heau'nly blisse, to (repeat) in heaue'nly blisse, where [...]wor-thy Hynson, (repeat) where worthie Hynson, through [...]gods mercy is, where worthy Hynson through gods mercie is, through gods [...]mercie is, through gods mercie is.

XIII. A Motect.
5. voc.

[...] REmember not Lord our offences, (repeat) nor the offences [...] the offences of our forefathers, neither take thou vengeance of our sins, of our [...] sins, spare vs good Lord, (repeat) (repeat) (repeat) good Lord [...] spare thy people, (repeat) (repeat) thy people, (repeat) whom thou [...] hast re-deemed, (repeat) with thy precious blood, (repeat) [...] and be not angrie with vs for euer, and (repeat) (repeat) [...] with vs for e-uer. A-men. [...] A-men. A-men.

Meritum meum miseratio domini.

XIIII. An Alleluia.
5. voc. 1 part.

[...] THus sings that heau'nly quier, that heau'nly quiet with [...]zeale, with zeale burning like fier, (repeat) Allelu-ia, Alle-lu-ia, [...]Al-le-lu-ia, And all the Saints with pu­rest [...]robes a-ten-ding, attending vpon the Lambe, (repeat) their [...]knees full lowly bending. Alle-lu-ia, Al-lelu-ia. [...]Al-le-lu-ia, Al-le-lu-ia.

XV. An Alleluia.
5. voc. 2. part.

[...] THe heau'ns stood all, the heau'ns stood all amazed, the earth [...]vpon them ga-zed, the earth vpon them ga-zed, Allelu-ia, [...]Al-le-lu-ia, Al-le-lu-ia, At length both heau'n both [...]heau'n & earth, & earth, for ioy confounded, (repeat) with voice as loude as [...]thunder, (repeat) as thun-der, sweet-ly resoun­ded, [...]sweetly re-sounded, (repeat) (repeat) resounded, Al-le-lu-ia, [...]Al-le-lu-ia, Al-lelu-ia, [...]Al-le-lu-ia, Al-le-lu-ia.

Audiui magnam vocem multi populi in caelo Dicentis Alleluia.

XVI. A Motect.
5. voc.

[...] NOw doth the Citie remaine so-li-ta-rie, solitarie, (repeat) [...]that was full of peo-ple, that was full of people, for these [...]things, I weepe, I weepe, and mine eye, euen mine eye, [...]mine eye, casteth out wa-ter, wa-ter, O Ie-ru-sa-lem, [...] (repeat) Ie-ru-sa-lem, (repeat) (repeat) how often would I [...]haue gathered thy children to-gether, as the henne gathereth hir brood vn­der [...]hir wings, O that thou had'st euen knowne at the least in this thy day, O (repeat) [...]in this thy day, thy day, those things which beelong vn-to [...]peace vnto thy peace

XVII. An Alleluia.
5. voc.

[...] HEe that descended man to be, he that descended man to [...]bee, man to bee, is now ascended God on high, Allelu-ia, [...]Al-le-lu-ia, Allelu-ia, Alle-lu-ia, [...]the trumpets sound, (repeat) (repeat) trumpets sound, the (repeat) (repeat) (repeat) [...]the Angells sing, the An-gells sing, the glorious triumphes [...]of our King, of our King, (repeat) of our King, [...]of our King, (repeat) Allelu-ia, Alle-lu-ia, [...]Al-le-lu-ia, Al-le-lu-ia, Al-le-lu-ia, [...]Al-le-lu-ia.

Ascentio Christe.

XVIII. An Alleluia. In memorie of the Gunpouder day.
5. voc.

[...] I Will singe vnto the Lord, for hee hath triumphed glorious­ly, [...]gloriously, the horse and him that rode vpon him, hath he ouerthrowne, [...] (repeat) (repeat) in the sea, in the sea, the horse and him that rode [...]vpon him, hath he ouerthrowne, (repeat) hath he ouerthrowne [...] (repeat) (repeat) in the sea, (repeat) [...]hath he ouerthrowne in the sea. Allelu-ia, Alle-lu-ia, [...]Al-le-lu-ia. Al-le-lu-ia, Al-le-lu-ia, [...]Al-le-lu-ia.

Si deus nobiscum, quis contra nos.

XIX. A Motect.
6. voc. 1. part.

[...] Versus. O Yee little flocke: [...]The shepherds were a watching, were a watching of their flocks by night, by [...]night, and the glorie of the Lord, of the Lord, shone round about thē, (repeat) [...]and they all quaked for feare, quaked for feare, for feare, [...] Chorus. And the glorie of the Lord, shone round about them, shone round [...]about them, about them, round a-bout them, and they [...]all quaked for feare, and they all quaked for feare, for feare.

XX. An Alleluia.
6. voc. 2. part.

[...] Versus. FEare not: [...]But to all people, (repeat) (repeat) [...] which is Christ our Lord, (repeat) (repeat) Chorus And suddenly, [...]an host of heau'nly Angells, of (repeat) sung and praised God and [...]saide, sung (repeat) and saide, (repeat) glorie bee to God, glorie be to God on hie, [...] (repeat) to God on high, peace be on earth, (repeat) [...]one earth, good will to men, good will, good will to men. Alle-lu-ia, [...]Al-le-lu-ia, Al-le-lu-ia, Al-le-lu-ia.

Gloria in excelsis deo. &c.

XXI. An Alleluia.
6. voc. 3. part.

[...] Versus. ANd they crie: [...] Versus. holy, holy, is the Lord of hosts, Cho: All the world is full of his glory, (repeat) [...]holy, holy, holy, holy is the Lord of hosts, (repeat) all the [...]world is full of his glory. Al-le-lu-ia. Al-le-lu-ia, Al-le-lu-ia, [...]Al-le-lu-ia.

Gloria in excelsis deo. &c.

XXII. A Motect.
6. voc.

[...] Versus. LOe, how from heau'n: [...] Chorus. Vp shepherds (repeat) (repeat) (repeat) (repeat) (repeat) vp, [...]this night, this [...]night is borne your King, is (repeat) this night, this (repeat) is borne your [...] King, your King, you neuer heard the Sphears, (repeat) such [...] Musique sing, you neuer heard the Sphears such Musique sing, (repeat) [...]you neuer heard the Sphears such Musique sing.

XXIII. An Alleluia.
6. voc.

[...] Versus. I Bring you tiding: [...] Chorus Ioye to the sor-ry, (repeat) (repeat) (repeat) [...]ioye to the sorry, (repeat) (repeat) to god bee glorie, (repeat) [...] (repeat) (repeat) Al-le-lu-ia. Al-le-lu-ia, [...]Al-le-lu-ia.

Gloria in excelsis deo. &c.

XXIIII. A Motect.
6. voc.

[...] A Stranger heere, as all my fathers were, as all, as (repeat) [...]that went before, (repeat) (repeat) I wander too & fro, (repeat) [...]too & fro, from earth to heau'n is my pilgrimage, [...]is my pilgrimage, (repeat) a tedious way, for flesh & blood to goe. (repeat) [...]to goe, O thou, O thou that art the way, (repeat) pit-tie the [...]blinde, (repeat) and teach mee how I may thy dwelling finde, (repeat) and [...] (repeat) and teach mee how I may, (repeat) [...]thy dwelling finde, Amen. A-men. A-men, A-men, [...]A-men.

XXV. An Alleluia.
6. voc.

[...] MY Lord: [...]Al-le-lu-ia, Allelu-ia, Allelu-ia, [...]Al-le-lu-ia. Alle-lu-ia, Al-le-lu-ia, Allelu-ia. [...]Al-le-lu-ia, Al-le-lu-ia, Al-le-lu-ia.

Resurrectio Christi.

XXVI. An Elegie in memorie of Master Thomas Hynson.
6. voc.

[...] WIth mornefull Musique, (repeat) with (repeat) [...]now remember him, (repeat) that while hee liu'd, dyd oft remember [...]thee, and fil'd his Musiques Fountaine to the brimme, (repeat) [...]with thy sweet songs and pleasant harmo-ny, with (repeat) [...]and plesant harmony, who was to Master, Children and to frend, so [...]faithfull, kinde and true, so (repeat) as no man, no man more, so wise, [...]so learnd, so carefull of his ende, of his ende, as grac'd his liuing ac-ti-ons, [...]his (repeat) and there-fore (repeat) his death, (repeat) (repeat) with sobs & [...]sighes. (repeat) and sighes, I will de-plore, I (repeat) [Page] [...]And wish to die, (repeat) to liue in heau'n, to liue in heau'nly blisse, [...]in heauenly blisse, in heaue'n-ly blisse, in (repeat) wher worthy Hynson, (repeat) [...] (repeat) through gods mercy is, where worthie Hynson (is) through [...]gods mer-cie is. through gods mercie is, through gods mercie is, through [...]gods mercie is.

XIX. A Motect
6. voc. 1. part.

[...] Versus. OYee little flocke: [...] Chorus And the glorie of the [...]Lord, shone round about them, round about them, round about [...]them, (repeat) and they all quaked for feare. (repeat)

XX. An Alleluia.
6. voc. 2. part.

[...] Versus. FEare not: [...] Chorus, And suddenly, (repeat) suddenly an host of heau'nly Angells, an (repeat) [...]sung and praised God, and said, glorie bee to God on high, (repeat) [...] (repeat) on high, peace be on earth, peace be on earth, (repeat) [...]good will, good will to men, good will to men. (repeat) Al-le-lu-ia. [...]Al-lelu-ia, Al-le-lu-ia, Alle-lu-ia.

Gloria in excelsis deo. &c.

XXI. An Alleluia.
6. voc. 3. part.

[...] Versus. ANd they crie: [...] Chorus. All the world is full of his glory, of [...]his glorie, holy, holy, (repeat) (repeat) (repeat) holy is the Lord of hosts, [...]all the world is full of his glory, Al-le-lu-ia. Al-lelu-ia. [...]Al-le-lu-ia.

Gloria in excelsis deo. &c.

XXII. A Motect.
6. voc. 1. part.

[...] Versus. LOe, how from heau'n: [...] Chorus. Vp shepherds (repeat) (repeat) (repeat) (repeat) (repeat) vp, [...] this [...] night, this night is borne your King, (repeat) this (repeat) you neuer [...] heard the Sphears, you neuer heard the Sphears such Musique sing, you (repeat) [...] you neuer heard the Sphears, you (repeat) such Mu­sique, [...] Musique sing.

XXIII. An Alleluia.
6. voc. 2. part.

[...] Versus. I Bring you tiding: [...] Chorus Ioye to the sorry, (repeat) (repeat) (repeat) (repeat) [...] (repeat) to god bee glorie, to god bee glo-rie, [...] (repeat) Al-lelu-ia. Al-le-lu-ia, Al-le-luia, Al-le-lu-ia.

Gloria in excelsis deo. &c.

XXIIII. A Motect
6. voc.

[...] A Stranger heere, as all my fathers were, that were before, [...] (repeat) before, I wander too & fro, too & fro, (repeat) (repeat) [...]too & fro, from earth to heau'n is my pilgrimage, my pilgrimage, [...] (repeat) for flesh & blood to goe, a tedious way, for flesh & blood, for flesh [...]and blood to goe, O thou, O thou that art the way, O (repeat) the [...]way, pit-tie the blinde, and teach mee how I may thy dwelling finde, thy [...]dwelling finde. and (repeat) thy dwelling finde, (repeat) [...]how I may thy dwelling finde. A-men, A-men. [...]A-men, A-men.

Ego sum via, veritas

XXV. An Alleluia.
6. voc.

[...]My Lord, [...]Allelu-ia, Allelu-ia, Alle-lu-ia, [...]Allelu-ia. Al-le-lu-ia, Alle-lu-ia, Al-le-lu-ia.

XXVI. An Elegie in memorie of Master Thomas Hynson.

[...] WIth mornefull Musique, with mornefull Mu­sique, [...]now remember him, now remember him, now remember him, [...]that while hee liu'd, dyd oft remember thee. dyd oft remember thee, dyd [...]oft remember thee, and fild his Musiques Fountaine to the brimme,

[Page] [...]with thy sweet songs & pleasant harmony, and (repeat) with (repeat) with (repeat) [...]& plesant harmony, so faithfull, kinde and true, as no man [...]more, so wise, so learnd, so carefull, so carefull of his ende, as grac'd his [...]liuing ac-ti-ons, and therefore (repeat) his death, (repeat) with sobs and [...]sighes with sobs & sighes, I will deplore, I (repeat) I (repeat) I (repeat) And [...]wish to die, to die, to liue in heau'n, in heau'nly blisse, to liue in heauenly blisse [...]in heaue'nly blisse, in (repeat) where wor-thy Hynson, (repeat) [...]through gods mercie is, where worthie Hynson, [...]through gods mercie is. through (repeat)