Nachträge zu den legenden / [ed. C. Horstmann].

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Nachträge zu den legenden / [ed. C. Horstmann].
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Horstmann, Carl, 1851-
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Braunschweig: George Westermann
1879-1888
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"Nachträge zu den legenden / [ed. C. Horstmann]." In the digital collection Corpus of Middle English Prose and Verse. https://name.umdl.umich.edu/CME00063. University of Michigan Library Digital Collections. Accessed May 10, 2024.

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Julius habet dies xxxi, luna xxx.
helpe vs euer to oure saluacioun. O ye martires Martinian and Pro∣cesse, Now alle oure floures begynne to fade; In thys erthe, Martyne, ys but wreched∣nesse, Sythe adam put thereyn hys spade. Now mercifulle god, that alle thyng made, And for the Translacion of seynt Thomas Brynge vs onys to hys endeles solace.
Lo, now passeth chery feyre: Therfore I pray yow, Bretheren seuen, That I may be one of Benettys heyre, Where as ye bene in the relykys of heuene. Gentylle brother, brynge vs there euen— That were to me a gracious fortune. Now helpe therto, holy bysshop Swythine.
I mete a whyle with seynt Botolphe, Now, seynt Kenelme, with the I mete, Praying the hertyly, with seynt Ar∣nulphe, Bryng vs to that daunsyng so swete. A, gentylle mayden seynt Mergarete, And virgyne praxed, 1 let me bere youre trayne, And youres also, lady Magdaleyne!

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Appolinare, teche me youre games, Make vs, seynt Cristine, heuenly lepres, lete vs dispute with the, good James, Brynge vs to seynt Anne in to oure vespres, And make vs to study the vij Slepers; lede vs, seynt Sampson, to hys scolys, For theder commeth, Felyce, no folys.
To Abdon and Sennen I me redresse; Seynt German, brynge vs to blysse euene;

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