The english register of Godstow nunnery, near Oxford : written about 1450 / edited with an introduction by Andrew Clark.

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The english register of Godstow nunnery, near Oxford : written about 1450 / edited with an introduction by Andrew Clark.
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Godstow nunnery.
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London :: Pub. for the Early English Text Society by K. Paul, Trench, Trübner,
1911 [i.e.1905-11.]
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"The english register of Godstow nunnery, near Oxford : written about 1450 / edited with an introduction by Andrew Clark." In the digital collection Corpus of Middle English Prose and Verse. https://name.umdl.umich.edu/AHA2738.0001.001. University of Michigan Library Digital Collections. Accessed June 19, 2025.

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[folio 9] Mayus.
xj b Kl Philip and Iacob! maken mencyon [1. Philippus et Iacobus, Apost.]
c vj Ns To god of us al in ȝoure good prayere.
xix d v Ns Now, for the holy Crosse Inuencyon, [3. Inventio Crucis.]
viij e iiij Ns Heuen blisse we axe for oure pension,
f iij Ns Thorgh meryte of þy dyuyne Ascencion,
xvj g ii Ns With þe helpe of Seynt Iohn at porte latyne. [6. Iohannes ante Portam Latinam.]
(19)
v A Nonas. Now, glorious seynt Iohn of Beuerlay, [7. Iohannes de Beverlaco.]
b viij Ids I pray þe hertely draw not a-bache:
xiij c vij Ids Gadre us floures of heuenly maye,
ij d vj Ids With martyrs Gordian and Epimache, [10. Gordianus et Epimachus, MM.]
e v Ids And cureth þer-with oure grete soules ache.
x f iiij Ids Now Nerei, Achille, And Pancrace, [12. Nereus, Achilleus, Pancratius, MM.]
g iij Ids Seyth forȝeuenesse as of oure trespace.
(20)
xviij A ij Ids Good seyntes! make ȝe al oure soules hole
vij b Idus. A-ȝenst þe hyȝe fest as of Pentecost,
c xvij Kls Þat we ben cladde in a snow-whyȝt stole
xv d xvj Kls Thorgh þe vertue of þe holy goost.
iiij e xv Kls He us comfort, þat is of myghtes moost,
f xiiij Kls With þe holy prayers of seynt Dunston, [19. Depositio Dun|stani.]
xij g xiij Kls For with-out hym forsoth wytte haue we noon.
(21)
j A xij Kls God, þat is but one in persones thre,
b xj Kls Holy Trynyte, with-oute begynnyng,
ix c x Kls Sende us such grace þat we saued may be
d ix Kls When we shal passe at þis lyues endyng.
xvij e viij Kls Helpe us, Seynt Aldelme, for oure amendyng, [25. Depositio Ald|helmi.]
vj f vij Kls With þe feste of corpus Christi; and Seynt Austyne, [26. Augustinus, An|glorum Apost.]
g vj Kls Which þat taught us, to his feyth enclyne.
(22)
xiiij A v Kls O þou blessid bysshop Seynt German, [28. Germanus, Ep. et O.]
iij b iiij Kls I pray þe my petycyon fulfyl.
c iij Kls I pray þe same as hertily as I can.
xj d ij Kls Helpe us, gentil virgyn, Seynt Petronyl! [31. Petronilla, V.]
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