Þus he heng on caluery
With wondis weyde cekerly,
A thef on eyþer [[MS. eyeryer]] syde.
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Nout he hadde at hys nede
To restyn hus hed, as clerkys rede,
But al was hym be-reuyd.
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Fox & foul may reste & hede,
But crist, þat deyid for manus nede,
Hat nout to reste in hus had.
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Out ran hus blod þat was so bryth;
Þan seyde our lord god almyth
A word of gret pete, [folio 87b:2]
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"Al þus with iewys I am dyth,
I seme a wyrm to manus syth."
Man! for loue of þe,
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Pryckis hym peynyd, ȝe may here;
Hys hed was broydyn on a brere,
Þis is þe soþe to seyne;
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With red blod was wet hus lere;
Þo pryckis, þoru hus panne so dere,
Wentyn in-to þe brayn!
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Qwen of heuene, wo was she
To sen hangyn on rode tre
Ihesu, here sone so suete;
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Here tendre hert myth breste on iij
Quan she sau here sonë fre
On rode hys lyf lete.
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Ragyd & rent, in red blod,
Þus heng he vp-on þe rod
Aȝen þe sonë glem.
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