The pricke of conscience (stimulus conscientiæ): a Northumbrian poem / by Richard Rolle de Hampole ; ed. Richard Morris.

Þe iii þe hegh heven, where-In god duelliþ, þe whiche he made for man (l. 7618). How somme clerkes telleþ þat þer buþ seven ma|nere hevens, þat buþ þe seven planetis (l. 7621)

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1. Þe first is þe mone. 2. Þe secunde is Mercury. 3. Þe iii is Venus (l. 7628). 4. Þe iiii is þe sonne. 5. Þe v is Mars. 6. Þe vi is Iubiter (l. 7629). 7. Þe vii is Saturnus þat is last (l. 7630)

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Of þe ioy þat is in heven (l. 7813)

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How no thing is hegher þan heven (l. 7726)

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How alle worldliche blisses buþ acountid as nouȝt to regard of þe blisse of heven (l. 8767)

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Of þe lickenyng of þe cite of heven (l. 8867)

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How heven is lickend to a worldliche thyng and expouneþ hit in gostliche thyng (l. 8883)

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How no man can telle wher-of heven is made (l. 8853)

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Of seven manere blisses þat þe saved bodies schul have in heven. Of seven schenschipes þat þe dampned bodies schul have in helle. (l. 7875)

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1. Of þe blisse of bryȝtnys (l. 7909)

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Of þe contrarie of þilk blisse (l. 7925). 2. Of þe blisse of swiftnes. (l. 7933). Of þe contrarie of þulk blisse (l. 7951). 3. Of þe blisse of strengthe (l. 7959)

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Of þe contrarie of þilk blisse (l. 7973). 4. Of þe blisse of fredom (l. 7979). Of þe contrarie of þat blisse (l. 7999)

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5. Of þe blisse of helthe (l. 8007). Of þe contrarie of þilk blisse (l. 8015). 6. Of þe blisse of delices (l. 8023)

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Of þe contrarie of þilk blisse (l. 8053). 7. Of þe blisse of endeles lif (l. 8063)

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Of þe contrarie of þilk blisse (l. 8151)

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Of seven manere of blisses þat þe saved soules schul have aftur þe day of dome (l. 8175). Of vii paynes þat þe dampned souls schulle have in helle (l. 8181). 1. Of þe blisse of wisdom (l. 8187)

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Of þe contrarie of þat blisse (l. 8365)

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2. Of þe blisse of onhed and acorde (l. 8377). Of þe contrarie of þat blisse (l. 8403)

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3. Of þe blisse of frendschip and parfit love (l. 8447)

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Of þe contrarie of þat blisse (l. 8469). 4. Of þe blisse of myght and strengthe (l. 8485)

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Of þe contrarie of þat blisse (l. 8507). 5. Of þe blisse of honour and worschip (l. 8525)

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Of þe contrary of þat blisse (l. 8543). 6. Of þe blisse of suyrté and sikernys (l. 8555)

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Of þe contrarie of þat blys (l. 8577). 7. Of þe blisse of parfit ioye (l. 8601). Of þe contrarie of þat blisse

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Of þe blis þat þe saved schul have in hare v wittes (l. 9355). Of

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Title: The pricke of conscience (stimulus conscientiæ): a Northumbrian poem / by Richard Rolle de Hampole ; ed. Richard Morris.
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