The Psalter, or Psalms of David and certain canticles / with a translation and exposition in English by Richard Rolle of Hampole ; ed. from manuscripts by the Rev. H. R. Bramley ... With an introduction and glossary.

11. Semel locutus est deus, duo hec audiui, quia potestas dei est, & tibi domine miserecordia: quia tu reddes vnicui|que iuxta opera sua. ¶ Ane tyme spake god, ther twa J herde, for might of god is, & till the lorde is mercy: for thou sall ȝelde till ike ane beside ther warks. ¶ As whoe say, set not your herts on this worlde, for the might of god is to venge him onn sinfull men. that loves thair good more than him: & to the lorde is mercy, to reward them in heuen that loves the ouer all thinge, for thou yeldes to everie one after ther warkes, good or ill. how wate thou this? for ane tyme, that is endelesse [S endelesly.] , spake god, that is, he ordeyned all thinge, amongest whilke ther twa J harde, might & mercy: for of [S. U² om.] them twa is all haly write, for theym christe is sente vnto erthe: the myght we aught to drede, the mercy to love, alls [S elles.] we maye not live.