The early South-English legendary ; or, Lives of saints. I. Ms. Laud, 108, in the Bodleian library. Edited by Carl Horstmann.

bote heo nuste nouȝt hire broþer so neiȝ : ne no-wiȝt of þat cas. In seint peteres churche heo sat : bi-side þe Abbeie-ȝate, Line 332 In a soler inþe est-side : and lokede out þare-ate. heo i-saiȝ al þis grete folk come : a-doneward of þe doune heiȝe Toward wynchecumbe : a-luyte fram suyd-leiȝe. heo Axede ȝwat men it weren : and ȝwat huy þouȝten þere. Line 336 Men seiden þat huy to churche wolden : and þat huy hire broþer bere. Þo was þis Quiene sori i-novȝ! : in grete deole and fere hire sauter heo nam on honde : ase þei heo witles were. Of þe sauter þe laste saume : bi-fore þe Euesongus, i-wis, Line 340 of corsingue and [al. om.] of luþere men : and of mansingue i-maked heo is: "Deus laudem" [heo] is i-cleoped. : þis saume þe Quiene radde, For-to a-corsi hire broþur bodi : and alle þat him þudere ladde. Þo heo cam to þe Ninteoþe vers : ase þe mansingue endez, i-wis, Line 344 Þat "hoc opus eorum" : a-latin i-cleoped it is, Þat seit þat [al. what] men it beo scholden : þat duden [al. afongeþ] þat ilke dede: Opon hire owene heued it cam : ase heo þat vers gan rede: For riȝt ase heo þat vers radde : out-borsten boþe hire eiȝe Line 348 And fullen a-doun op-on hire sauter : ase manie men i-seiȝe. [al. 2 vv. more.] Þe sauter is ȝuyt at wynchecombe : and ho-so come wole þare-to, Aperteliche man may þare i-se : ȝware þe dede was i-do.— [al. 2 vv. more.] Þis holie bodi was forth i-bore : with gret honour ate fine, Line 352 And in þe Abbeie, þare he lijth ȝuyt : i-don in wel noble schrine. Þis luþere Quiene deide sethþe : in schrewedenesse i-nouȝ; Line 354 Þat bodi, ase a corsede wrechche : into ane diche man it drovȝ, Into þe fouleste þat was þare a-boute : and þare-inne man it slong— bote hire endingue sunful [al. scenfol] were : me þinchez elles it hadde i-beo wrong! Line 357 Nov god for þe loue of seint kenelm : is swete grace vs [MS. it] sende, Þat we moten to þulke Ioie : þare he is inne,i-wiende. AmeN.

50 Vita sancti Gregorij.

SEint Gregori þe confessour : in Ciscile was i-bore. In holienesse he ladde is lijf : þat is soule nere for-lore. gret clerk he was and guod prechour. : in Cycile he liet a-rere
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The early South-English legendary ; or, Lives of saints. I. Ms. Laud, 108, in the Bodleian library. Edited by Carl Horstmann.
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