Aue per quam domino nouit decantare
Nouum terra canticum laudans salutare;
Qui nos, cum redierit orbem salutare, [r. indicare; cf. Ps. 95, v. 13.]
Summi patris ouibus velit agregare.
Heil þorwh whom to vr lord
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Men han lernd to synge
A newe song wiþ vois and word
Of heleþe hinf hery[i]nge,
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Þat he [om. he?] wole, whon he comeþ aȝeyn
Þe world forte grete,
His ffadres schep þen in certeyn
To-gedere he wol gete.
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Dominus regnauit: exultet terra, letentur insule multe. [Ps. 96 (97).]
Aue cuius filius regnans sine fyne
Egrotanti factus est auctor medicine,
Qui naturam hominis vniens diuine
ffit per mortis terminum terminus [MS. terminis] ruine.
Heil whos sone in pouste
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Regneþ wiþ-outen ende,
To syke men mad is he
Medicyn, hem to mende;
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Þe whuche of monkynde and diuyn
Maade an onynge,
And in his dyȝinge dude termyn
Þe terme of vre fallynge.
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Cantate domino canticum nouum, quia mirabilia fecit. [Ps. 97 (98).]
Aue que libidinis non sensisti motum,
Per quam fecit dominus salutare notum, [cf. Ps. 97, v. 2.]
Qui, quod erat hominis, assumendo totum
Ergo se contemperat, sanet ut egrotum.
Heil þou þat of lecherie
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ffeledest neuer no sturyng;
Þorwh þe þe lord of glorie
Maade hele to vr knowyng:
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He tok al þing him vppon
Þat was of Monkuynde eke,
fforte helen hem euerichon
Þat in soule weren seke.
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