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¶ The Gospel on the next sōdaye before Aduēt sō∣day The. vi. Chapiter of Iohan. A.
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Here begynneth the pystles and gospels, of euery Sonday, and holy daye in the yere
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- Here begynneth the pystles and gospels, of euery Sonday, and holy daye in the yere
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UUhen Ies{us} lyfted vp his eyes & sawe a greate cōpany come vn∣to hī / sayd vnto Phylyp: whence shall we bye breade that these myght eate. Thys he sayd to {pro}ue hym / for he him selfe knewe what he wolde do. Phi∣lyp answered hym / two hondred peny worth of breade are nat sufficient for thē / that euery man haue a litel Then sayd vnto hym one of hys dyscyples / Andrewe Sy∣mon Peters brother. There is a chylde here / which hath fyue barley loues and two fysshes / but what is that amonge so many? Iesus sayde make the people to sytte downe (there was moche haye in the place) and the men satte downe? in nomber / about fyue thousāde. Ies{us} toke the breade and gaue thākes / and gaue to his dyscyples / and his dyscyples to them that were set downe / & lykewyse of the fysshes / as moche as they wolde / when they had eaten inough / he sayd vnto his disciples / gather vp the brokē meate that re¦mayneth / that nothyng be lost. They gathered it to¦gyther / & fylled twelue baskettes with the brokē mea¦te / of the fiue barly loues / & too fyshes which broken meate remayned vnto thē that hade eatē. Thē those men / when they had sene the myracle that Ies{us} dyd / sayde. This is of a trueth the same prophet / whiche shal come in to the worlde.