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

De Iacobo Minore [[later hand]]

Iacob, Alphie barneteme, Line 21127 Was firste biscop of ierusalem, Riȝtwise to cal him was man wone, And was ure leuedi sistir sone, Line 21130 Quarefor man cald him leuedis broþir, Þai war ontinkil baþe til oþir. Man of soþefastnes and riȝte, Sua mikil halines and hiȝte, Line 21134 Þat folc Qua rinne In ierusalem Þe iuwis Line 21138

Line 21138 Vp opon Line 21139 Bot for Dune o Line 21141 ge Line 21259 til heuin king n bringe n endinge wangelistis uil þat es cristis [[Two leaves are gone between 45 and 46, a fragment only remaining, so that 337 lines here are lost. The next 246 lines fill a gap in the fourth text, printed on pp. 1237—1251, and are therefore not repeated here.]] Line 21264