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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••Also I haue synned in brekynge of the .x. cōma∣undementes. I haue not loued my lorde god abou•• all thynge nor my neyghbour as my selfe. I hau•• customably sworne by my lorde god / by his name in vayne / by his swete body & his sayntes all. I h••¦ue not halowed the feestes & holy dayes cōmaun••ded by the chyrche. I haue not done dewe reuerēce to my fader & moder / nor to my goostly fader / nor fo¦lowed theyr techinge. I haue synned ī backbytyn¦ge myn euen cristen / in appayrynge of theyr good name & defylynge them with my wordes. I haue harmed my neygbours takynge theyr goodes aga∣ynst theyr wyll by wronge. I haue synned f••lesshe¦ly

with persones that ben wedded & other moo & more wolde yf myght haue had tyme & place I ha¦ue borne fals wytnes agaynst myn euen christen. I haue coueyted to haue my neyghbours wyfe / doughter or seruaunt and wolde yf I had myght. I haue inordynatly coueyted the goodes of my neyghbours contrary to the lawes of god: whe∣rof I cry god mercy.