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

[Prime.]

[I]esus! þat broght was in present Bifor pilate to iugement, At prime of day i wene; Line 25522 þat ilke time þu mustrid þe, Suete iesu! wid hert sua fre, To mari magdalene. Line 25525

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þu scheu þe lauerd vntil vs, Line 25526 þat al to mekil has ben vnbuxs vnto þi suete trace, Line 25528 And giue vs lele schrift at hald, Of all vr sinnes neu and ald, For þi suete grace. [folio 168b:1]

þat na sin be sene vs on, At þe mekil day of dome, Quen we er broght in place; Line 25534 þat we efter þat ilk day, Mai liue wid ioy for euer and ay, Bi-for þi suete face. Line 25537