'Senys & counsaylles general, [.i. Sinoda St.]
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Off prouydence & gret avys, [folio 102a]
ffor to wythstondë ther malys,
And ther errours to putte a-way,
That contynuede many a day,
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To reformë the bewte
Off the cherche by vnyte,
I mene, by vnyte in substaunce
Off our ffeyth and our creaunce,
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In ther hool Entencyoun;
To makë Restytucyoun,
By ther dyllygent labour,
Off that was broke by ther Errour,
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That with-Innë nor with-oute
Yt sholde no mor be put in doute.
'And for that skyle, & no thyng ellys,
They souhten out the .xii. bellys
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That I off spak, & I the telle:
They settë lettrys in ech belle,
And articles off our creaunce,
By thapostolys Ordynaunce;
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The wych wer mad (with-outë stryff)
In hooly cherchë prymytyff.
'And in the Skryppe (tak hed to me)
Off wychë [[whiche St., wych C.]] now I tellë the
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(Off entent ful pur & clene),
The bellys, mad off syluer shene,
They hengen hem, as thow mayst se,
Wych thow howest (off duëte)
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Offtë sythës here hem Rynge, [Stowe folio 125b]
Off entente only to brynge
Ther sown vn-to thy rémembraunce,
And how thow shalt, in thy creaunce,
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Leve in god ay stedefastly.
'And for that skyle, contynuelly
In thyn Erys the tawake,
Thy bellys shal a chymbyng make,
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Day be day (in sothfastnesse)
To techë thè the stedefastnesse [folio 102b]
Off the feyth, thy-sylff to Saue.
