Altenglische legenden.

Þe soule com to Jhesu euene Wiþ moche merthe & melody.
Þat day sche deyde — wetiþ weel it! — Line 765 Syxe aungelys deden here body lende In-to þe mount, þere it is ȝit And schal be to þe worldes ende. Off syke folk were þer neuere so fele: Alle þat euere wolde þedyr wende, Line 770 Oure lord sente hem boote & hele, Þat alle bales may amende.
Þe toumbe þat sche was layd in þer, It was al maade off marbyl-ston. A strem off oyle fayr & cler Line 775 Sprong þer-off ryȝt ful good won — And so it haþ don seþþyn euere, Euere siþþe þat sche was slawe. Alle crystene folk þat þedyr keuere Here body wurschepiþ wundyr fawe. Line 780
Here day it falliþ in Nouembre, In world as sche was martyryd here, On þe seuynþe kalendes of Decembre, As wreten is in kalendere. He þat wrot here lyff þus, Line 785 And alle þat it rede & here, Þe ioye off heuene hem ȝeue Jhesus, For Maryes loue, hys modyr dere!
Þe heyȝe kyng off alle men kynne, Þat spredde hys body vp-on tree, Line 790 Brynge vs out off dedly synne And sende vs loue & charyte, Þat we mowe to þat stede wynne, Wiþouten ende in ioye to be, Þat seynt Kateryne is Inne, Line 795 Amen, amen, pur charyte!
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Altenglische legenden.
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Horstmann, Carl, ed. b. 1851.
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Heilbronn,: Gebr. Henninger,
1881.
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Saints -- Legends
English poetry
Legends

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