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alexandyr, ofte-tymes y haue sayde the and consaillid̛, And ytte agayne y say and the amoneste, that the blode of a man gladly ne do noght Shede, for that longyth to god that knoweth the thoghtes and priueteis of hertis, wherof Sayth the vyse clerke Hermogynes; Whan a man sleyth anothyr the Vertues of hewyn Shal crye to god and Say, "Lorde, lorde, thy [folio 15L] Servant wel be lyke the," And yf the slaght be vnryghtfull, god
shal answere, "Who-So sleyth, he shal be slayne: the vengeaunce longyth to me, and y shal thereof vengeaunce take." For the dethe of a man that giltles is Slawe Shal cry the vertues of hewyn, Into the tyme that vengeaunce thereof be take.