ÞE OÞER STAPE OF PROUESSE.
Þe oþer stape of þise uirtue is : beleaue. Vor huo þet heþ þane guode way ynome / hit be-houeþ þet he
Dan Michel's Ayenbite of Inwyt : or, Remorse of conscience : Richard Morris's transcription now newly collated with the unique manuscript British Museum MS. Arundel 57, volume 1, text / by Pamela Gradon.
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- Dan Michel's Ayenbite of Inwyt : or, Remorse of conscience : Richard Morris's transcription now newly collated with the unique manuscript British Museum MS. Arundel 57, volume 1, text / by Pamela Gradon.
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- Michel, Dan, of Northgate, fl. 1340.
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- Morris, Richard, 1833-1894., Gradon, Pamela.
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- London: Oxford University Press
- 1965
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"Dan Michel's Ayenbite of Inwyt : or, Remorse of conscience : Richard Morris's transcription now newly collated with the unique manuscript British Museum MS. Arundel 57, volume 1, text / by Pamela Gradon." In the digital collection Corpus of Middle English Prose and Verse. https://name.umdl.umich.edu/Ayenbite. University of Michigan Library Digital Collections. Accessed May 13, 2025.
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Page 166
him hyealde vestliche ine his wylle / and þet he habbe guode beleaue ine god / þet he him uoluelle þet he heþ agonne. Þise uirtue hi clepieþ / beleaue. hi is wel nyeduol a-ye þe asaylinges of þe wordle / of þe ulesse. and of þe dyeule. þet stranglaker asayleþ þane man ate a-gynninge. Þet uless him zayþ. ych ne may þolye þis lyf / ne mine ealde wones lete. Þe wordle zekþ efter / uor þan to wyþdraȝe / ase me zekþ ane þyef huanne he is ascaped of þe prisone. Þe dyeuel him zayþ. 'wrechche huet wyltou do / hueruore þe yelst þe zuo. Vor þou miȝtest þe oþerlaker wel wytye.' Þise byeþ þe uerste asaylynges / þet godes newe knyȝt þoleþ: þet þengþ to wynne þe regne of heuene. Ac huanne he him yefþ to god be guode an stedeueste be-leaue / he ne heþ none hede. Vor he is þe treweste urend / þet may / and can / and wyle / his oȝene loki. and huam þet god wile helpe : no þing him ne may derie.