- 145
- trustyne on . merce
- 146
- hem alle for thi pite
- 147
- this wille
- 148
- ffor om. a mane moste holdynge
- 149
- artte . am . sonne
- 150
- these m. . shonne
- 152
- Ayenes alle the . dede
- 153
- I pray the holiche moder
- 154
- twel-mothe
- 155
- Holiche thi state . shewe
- 156
- faryst . mowe it k.
- 157
- she . wille in ffaye
- 158
- she vansshede awaye.
- 160
- lette (for- om.) neuer to sey.
- 161
- were assigned
- 162
- helpe . pyned
- 163
- He toke . alwey
- 164
- Als om. praide him to doo
- 165
- tyme a twelmothe at the . stode
- 166
- Holy in prayers w. de|vociouns gode
- 167
- the s.
- 168
- sawe . a wondere sely
- 169
- dressyd
- 170
- place . shone
- 171
- Comly and crowned
- 172
- Two Angilles heldene.
- 173
- so om. y-Ravesshede
- 174
- felle downe
- 175
- flatte to-for hir fete
- 176
- Devoute teres ther he lete
- 177
- grete . wel om. stevyne
- 179
- Modyr
- 180
- modyr
- 181
- she . ame . she
- 182
- bee
- 183
- sothe . seste . here
- 184
- thi moder . bere
- 185
- Beforne . woste wele
- 186
- Righte foule as a deville of helle
- 187
- swiche . seste here
- 188
- Throwe helpe . prayere
- 189
- i-dresset om. in to . clere
- 190
- blessyd . bere
- 191
- And sonne for thi gode dede
- 192
- be
- 193
- laten this massys this doo
- 194
- Shalle haue . and the s.
- 197
- When she hadde this saide anone
- 198
- The angelle to hevyne with hire con gone.
- 199
- To that place gode
- 200
- That wonnethe in blysse w. e.
Then follows the Appendix of MS. Cott. Cal. thus:
Now haue we herde fayre and wele
The vertue of seinte Gregories tren|telle.
Who-so wille do hite parfitely
He moste do more therto trewly.
The preeste thate shalle this trentalle synge,
Atte euche feste thate he dothe mynde
He moste sey withe gode devocione
Euery evyne the comendacione,
Placebo & the direges he moste sey also,
The soules to brynge oute of woo,
And also the spalmes sevyne
Thate helpethe to brynge the soule tille hevyne;
ffor a-monge alle other they bethe gode
To brynge the soule from helle flode;
ffor euery salme dothe quynche a synne
As ofte as any mane dothe them be|gynne
And withe gode devocione seith þem to the ende:
Then may the soules to hevyne wende.
Therfore this salme[s] haue ye in thoughte.
The xv salmes fore-yete ye noughte.
The letany also ye haue in mynde—
Loke thou leve hit not be-hynde;
Withe gode deuocione thow hit saye,
Ante to alle hallowne there-with to praye;
Pray hem to helpe withe alle her myghte
The soules to brynge to hevyne bryghte,
There euer is day and neuer nyghte—
Cryst grawnte vs grace to se thate sighte.
Loke this be saide alle in ffere
Euery day thorowe the yere
And euery day [al. Neuer a] loke thou note for|yette,
This is to say, loke thou note lette!
Ine the evtas of euery feste
Also longe as they do leste—
viij. dayes mene calle the vtas—
The preeste moste sey in his masse
A nobylle orysone it his holde
The Collett that I of firste tolde.
And aftyr the fyrste orysone
Ther is a noþer of grete Renowne
Thate to the soules is wonder swete,
Mene calleth hite the secrete. [Secrete: Omnipotens sompiterne deus (on the margin).]
And whan the preste hathe sacred his masse
And vside and his handis I-wasshe,
An othere orisone he moste saye
That in the boke fyndene he may,
The post-comyne men dothe hit calle, [Post com.: Deus cuius misericordie (in the margin).]
That helpethe soules oute of thralle;
At [al. And] that this be done at euche a feste
That the trentalle spekethe of mest and leste.
Then may thou be sekyr and fulle serteyne
To brynge the sowles oute of her payne
To the Endles Ioye that lastethe aye—
He vs graunte that fore vs dyede one gode ffrydaye.
To that Ioye gode vs brynge
Thate is Ine hevyne withe-oute End|yng.
Pray we alle that hit so be,
Amen amen pur charite.
Explicit sent Gregorys Trentalle.
