For soþe he weryn werse þan wod
To slon Ihesu so good,
Þe iewys of ierusalem. [[MS. ielrm]]
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Slyt was hus flech, & slawe;
Þe iewys in here falcë lawe,
Þei dedyn hym mekel peyne:
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As seyt þe gospel in hus sawe,
Euery lyth fro oþer was drawe;
Þat is nout to layne.
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Togyd with tene was god of prys;
To don hym sorwe was here delys:
He seydë no word loth.
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Quan he was naylyd at here a-vys,
Þo iewys kestyn at þe dys
Qweþer xuld han hys cloth.
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Wyde weryn hus wondis wete,
Fro þe hond[es] to þe fete
With deth he was [i]slawe.
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Hys lomeber blod our bale may bete,
Of qwom spac Moyses þe prophete,
Ryth in þe held lawe.
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Xpc crist on croys was sleynt;
To hys fader he made a pleynt, [folio 88]
Hys cry was, "hely!
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Fader god in trynite!
Qwy hast þou forsakë me?"
Cryst seyde on caluery.
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Y for I, in wryt is set.
Cryst for vs on croys was knet,
Nalyd on þe rode:
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