Cursor mundi (The cursur o the world). A Northumbrian poem of the XIVth century in four versions. Ed. by the Rev. Richard Morris ...

[folio 141b:2] ¶ Iesus, þat wald efter mid-night, þi suete face, þat was sa bright, With Iuus spitting file, Line 25489 And suffer siþen, for vr sin, Boffetes on þi soft chin, In þat ilk quile; Line 25492

þat ilk tim þou fra ded ras, Lauerd godd als þi will was, Mildli and still; Line 25495

Line 25495 Ken us lauerd, for þi nam, Line 25496 Forsak bat sin and scam, And vr werckes ill. Line 25498

Of vr sinnes son to rise, And wis us euer wit þe wise, And leue vr gamens grill, Line 25501 þat wit þin apostels hei, Mai þow all se in galilei, If it be þi will. Line 25504