The Middle English charters of Christ ...

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The Middle English charters of Christ ...
Author
Spalding, Mary Caroline, 1877-
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[Baltimore,: J. H. Furst company, printers,
1914]
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English poetry
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"The Middle English charters of Christ ..." In the digital collection Corpus of Middle English Prose and Verse. https://name.umdl.umich.edu/AFW1075.0001.001. University of Michigan Library Digital Collections. Accessed May 24, 2024.

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Page 16

ST. JOHN'S COLL. CAMB. MS. B. 15.

Carta redempcionis [folio 53a]
Wotyth now all that ben here And after schal be leue and dere That I ihesu of nazareth For loue of man hath suffred dede Vp-on a cros with woundys fiue Line 5 whilis I was man in herthe alyue I haue ȝeuyn and made a graunt to alle that askyn repentant Heuene blis witowtyn endyng As longe as I am there hire kyng Line 10 Kepe I nomore for alle myn smerte But the loue man of thyn herte And that thu be in charite And loue thi neythburgh as I do the This is the rente that thow schalt ȝeue me Line 15 as to the scheef lorde of the fee yff ther be ony man that can say now that I haue not deyd for mannys prow rather than man schul ben lorne ȝit wold I efft be alle to torn Line 20 wetenesse the day turnyd into the nygh and the sunne that lost hise lygh wetenesse the erthe that than dede qwake and the stonys that al to brake wetenesse the veyl that dede riue Line 25 and men that roos from deth to lyue Wetenesse myn modyr and seynt John and other that were ther mony on In the wetenesse of the qwyche thyng Myne owne sele ther-to I hyng Line 30 And for the more sekernesse The wounde in my syde the seel it is This was ȝowyn at Caluerye The fyrste day of the gret mercy Line 34

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