This prymer of Salysbury vse is set out a long wout ony serchyng with many prayers, and goodly pyctures in the kale[n]der, in the matyns of our lady, in the houres of the crosse in the. vii. psalmes, and in the dyryge.

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Title: This prymer of Salysbury vse is set out a long wout ony serchyng with many prayers, and goodly pyctures in the kale[n]der, in the matyns of our lady, in the houres of the crosse in the. vii. psalmes, and in the dyryge.
Author: Catholic Church.
Publication: Parys :: [Per Franciscum Regnault in vico sancti iacobi, e regione maturinorum. Ad signum Elephantis],; M.ccccc.xxxi. [1531]
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¶ 〈…〉〈…〉 ••maginem corporis christ••••

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Oratio ad deum.

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COndi∣tor celi & terre rex re¦gū & dn̄s domi¦nātiū: qui me de nichilo feci¦sti ad imagi∣nē & silitudi∣nē tuā: & me de {pro}prio tuo sāguine rede misti. Quē e∣go pctōr non sum dign{us} no¦minare nec ī∣uocare nec•• corde cogita∣re. Te suppli¦citer depcor & hūiliter exo∣ro vt clemen¦ter respicias me seruū tuū nequā. Et miserere mei q misertus fuisti mulieri chananee & marie magdalene / q pe∣percisti publicano & latroni in cruce pēdenti. Tibi cōfiteor pater ptissime peccata mea: que si volo abs∣condere non possum tibi dn̄e. Parce michi christe: quia ego pau{per} multū offendi te in su{per}bia / in auari¦tia / īgula / ī luxuria / in vana glia / ī odio / ī accidia / in adulterijs / in furto / in mēdacio / in blasphemia / in ioco / in risu / in vbis ociosis / in auditu / in gustu / in tactu / cogitando / loquēdo / operando / & in omni∣bus modis in quibus ego fragilis homo & peccator peccare potui. Mea culpa: mea culpa: mea maxīa culpa. Ideo deprecor tuam clementiam que de celo pro mea salute descendit: que dauid a peccati lapsu erexit. Parce michi dn̄e / parce michi christe: qui pe¦tro

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te neganti pepercisti. Tu es creator meus & ad¦iutor me{us}: plasmator me{us} & redemptor me{us}: guber∣nator me{us} & pater meus: dn̄s meus & deus meus & rex me{us}. Tu es spes mea & fiducia mea: guberna∣tio mea & auxiliatio mea: {con}solatio mea & fortitudo mea: defensio mea & liberatio mea: vita mea & salus mea et resurrectio mea. Tu es firmamentū meū & refugiū meū: lumen meū & desideriū meū: adiuto∣riū meū & patrociniū meū. Te deprecor & rogo ad∣iuua me & saluus ero: guberna me & defende me / cō¦forta me & consola me / {con}firma me & letifica me / illu¦mina me & visita me. Suscipe me mortuū q factu∣ra & opus tuus sum dn̄e: ne despicias. Famulus et seru{us} tuus sum: {quam}uis mal{us} {quam}uis indignus & pecca¦tor. Sed qualiscū{que} sim siue bon{us} siue malus: sem∣per tuus sum. Ad quem ergo fugiam: nisi ad te va∣dam? Si tu me eijeis quis me recipiet? Si tu me despicis: quis me aspiciet? Et recognosce me indi∣gnum ad te refugientē {quam}uis sim vilis & immund{us}. Quia si vilis & immund{us}sum potes me mundare. Si cecus sum potes me illuminare. Si infirmus sum potes me sanare. Si mortuus & sepultus sum potes me resuscitare: q maior est pietas tua {quam} im∣pietas mea. Pl{us} potes dimittere {quam} ego cōmittere: et plus parcere {quam} ego peccator peccare. Non ergo respicias dn̄e ne{que} attendas multitudinē iniquita∣tū mearum: sed secundū multitudinē miserationū tuarū miserere mei / & propiti{us} esto michi miserri∣mo peccatori. Dic aīe mee / sal{us} tua ego sum. Qui dixisti nolo mortem peccatoris: sed magis vt viuat et conuertatur. conuerte me dn̄e ad te: & noli irasci cōtra me. Deprecor te clementissime pater propter misericordiam tuam / supplico & exoro vt perducas me ad bonum finem: ad veram penitentiam: purā cōfessionem: & dignam satisfactionem omnium pec¦catorum meorum. Amen.