The early South-English legendary ; or, Lives of saints. I. Ms. Laud, 108, in the Bodleian library. Edited by Carl Horstmann.

In þulke stat huy stoden longue þare : and euere-more grene, A-non for-to Moyses þe profete : ȝeode þare in londe, to lede þat folk of Israel. : and þo he fond þe ȝerdene stonde, Line 232 "lo here," he seide, "gret bi-tokningue : of þe holie trinite, Of fader and sone and holie gost : bi þeose ȝeorde þreo." he tok hem op with gret honour : and in faire cloþe heom wond— A suote smul þare cam of heom : þat smelde in-to Al þat lond. Line 236 to confermi þe bet is lawe : he bar heom forth on is hond; Ech sick man þat heom A-nourede : is hele a-non he fond. to techen is folk þe riȝte lawe : þe ȝeordene with him he ber, And for-to hele sike men : to and fourti ȝer. Line 240 Sethþe þo he deiȝe scholde : þe ȝeordene he sette er Onder þe hulle of Tabor : and deide him-suluen þer. Þare stoden þis ȝeordene grene : more þane a þousend ȝer, Forto seint Daui þe kyng cam : þat was of so gret power. Line 244 So þat he was þoruȝ þe holie gost : i-hote forto hiȝe To þe hulle of Tabor : in þe londe of Arabie, And þat he þulke ȝeordene þreo : fette and with him nome. Nie dawes he was þuder-ward : are he þudere come. Line 248 With gret honur he nam heom op : þo he þe ȝeordene [MS. ȝeordere] fond— Þe swotnesse þat þarof cam : fulde al þat lond. With grete melodie of is harpe : seint Daui þe ȝeordene nam And ladde heom to Ierusalem : þene Nynþe day hom he cam. Line 252 In a priue stude he heom sette : ase it was in þe eueningue, For-to a-morewe, þat he i-seiȝe : ȝwodere he miȝte heom bet bringue.
A-Morewe, þo he cam þer-to : to one huy weren alle i-come, and weren i-morede suyþe faste : þat huy ne miȝten beo op i-nome. Line 256 Þat huy weren so alle to one i-woxe : ȝwat bi-toknede þis bote þe fader and sone and þe holie gost : þat al o god it is? Seint Daui a-boute þis holie ȝeorde : a strong wal he liet a-rere, And nam guode ȝeme hov longue it woxe : fram ȝere to ȝere: Line 260 With a beiȝ of seoluer he bond : eche ȝeres schute þere, Þat he miȝte atþe laste i-wite : hou old þat treo were. So þat with-Inne þritti ȝer : þis treo wax wel on heiȝ; hit ne wax þo none more : and [r. ase] he wust wel bi þe seluerne beiȝ; Line 264
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The early South-English legendary ; or, Lives of saints. I. Ms. Laud, 108, in the Bodleian library. Edited by Carl Horstmann.
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