þat was tolde þurghe-oute Ioppen; ande many þerfore trowed [byleueden follows Crist, P; in S. in marg. marked to be inserted after Crist.] in Iesu Criste.
[verse 43] [Þ]anne [Whanne C. þanne S.P.D. C 10 in margin, C.] Peter longe tyme ande manye dais efter dwelled [hade dw. C.S.P.D.] in Ioppen wiþ a [C folio 36] man þat hatte [hette S.P.D.] Symonde, corueser.
[verse 1] Ande [Chapter X begins here, S.P.D.; the x chaptere in marg., in late XVIth century hand, S.] þo whileste [whyles S.P.D.] þer was a man in Cesarye þat hatte [hette S.P.D.] Cornelyus, [verse 2] centurio, a man þat was relygyowse ande dredande God wiþ alle hise howsemeyne [S folio 103] , þat many almes vnto [to S.P.D.] þo puple did; ande euer preyande God. [verse 3] He þis sawe in visione [opunli in marg., marked to be inserted after visyon, S; follows in text, P.] , as hit wore þo nynte [nyþe S.D. neyþe P.] houre of þo daye, þo awngel of God 12en|terande in vnto hym12 [12-12 entrede into hym S.P.D.] , ande þus vnto [to S.P.D.] hym he [om. S.P.D.] sayde, Cornely. [verse 4] Ande [he] [S.P.D.] loked vpon hym, ande wondurfully was aferde, ande saide, Lorde, who erte þowe? Ande þo awngel saide vnto [to S.P.D.] hym, Þi preyers ande þine almes-dedes ben steghne [steyȝed S.P.D.] vppe ande [ande ben hade om. S.P.D.] ben hade in mynde in þo sighte of God. [verse 5] Ande sende now men vnto [into S.P.D.] Ioppen, ande make þe [verse 6] knowne wiþ Symonde, þat es called [clepid S.P.D.] Peter, þat es harbarowed atte Symons howse, þo curyoure [corueseer S.P.] , whos [whas D.] howse stondes biside þo see; ande he schal teche þe what þe bihoues to do. [verse 7] Ande whanne þo awngel was departud fro hym þat so vnto [to S.P.D.] hym spake, he called [clepid S.P.D.] tweyne of his owne howse þat wore homely wiþ hym, ande alsso a knyghte þat mykel dredde God, to be one of hem forto wende þat waye. [verse 8] Whanne he hade tolde hem [C folio 36b] how hit was, he sende hem vnto [to S.P.D.] Ioppen. [verse 9] Þo [þat S.P.D.] toþer day þei ȝode þer waye ande kome nere [ny S.P.D.] vnto [to S.P.D.] þe [þat S.P.D.] cyte. Saynte Peter wente [ȝede S.P.] vppe abouen into þo howse forto saye hise preyers, aboute þo houre of myddaye. [verse 10] Ande efter whanne hym hungred, he wolde 25go vnto þo mete25 [25-25 not (in marg.) go to m... expunged, S.; not ete P. go to mete D.] ; þo whileste [whyle S.P.D.] þei dighte his mete in spiritte he was rauysched; [verse 11] ande he sawe heuen opunde, ande a vessel kome þerfro, as
