Altenglische dichtungen des ms. Harl, 2253.

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Altenglische dichtungen des ms. Harl, 2253.
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Boeddeker, Karl, ed. 1846-
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Berlin,: Weidmann,
1878.
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English language -- Grammar
English poetry
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"Altenglische dichtungen des ms. Harl, 2253." In the digital collection Corpus of Middle English Prose and Verse. https://name.umdl.umich.edu/AFY7793.0001.001. University of Michigan Library Digital Collections. Accessed May 18, 2024.

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XVIII. Lutel wot hit anymon.

Ueber das Verhältniss dieses Liedes zu W. L. XIV, das in der Handschrift unmittelbar folgt, siehe die Einleitung zu letzterem.

Th. Wright, Spec. of L. P. pag. 111.

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[folio 128a] Lutel wot hit anymon, Line 1 hou loue hym haueþ ybounde, þat for vs oþe rode ron, ant bohte vs wiþ is wounde. þe loue of hym vs haueþ ymaked sounde, Line 5 ant ycast þe grimly gost to grounde. Euer & oo, nyht & day, he haueþ vs in is þohte, He nul nout leose þat he so deore bohte.
he bohte vs wiþ is holy blod, what shulde he don vs more? Line 10 he is so meoke, milde, & good, he nagulte nout þer fore; þat we han y don, yrede we reowen sore, ant crien euer to iesu: "crist, þyn ore!" Euer & oo, niht & day &c. Line 15
he seh his fader so wonder wroht wiþ mon þat wes yfalle, wiþ herte sor he seide is oht, we shulde abuggen alle; his suete sone to hym gon clepe & calle, Line 20 & preiede he moste deye for vs alle. Euer & oo, &c.
he brohte vs alle from þe deþ, & dude vs frendes dede; suete iesu of nazareth, Line 25 þou do vs heuene mede;

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vpon þe rode why nulle we taken hede? His grene wounde so grimly conne blede. Euer & oo, &c.
His deope wounden bledeþ fast, Line 30 of hem we ohte munne! He haþ ous out of helle ycast, ybroht vs out of sunne; ffor loue of vs his wonges waxeþ þunne, His herte blod he ȝef for al mon kunne. Euer & oo, &c.

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