Tabula

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Tabula
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[London :: [Enprynted by one some tyme scole mayster of saynt Albons, vppon whoos soule god haue mercy. Amen. And newely in the yere of our lorde god. M.CCCCC.ii. Enprynted in fleete strete in [the] sygne of the sone. By me Wynkyn de Worde,
[1502]]
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¶Anno mundi .i. Et ante x•••• natu•••••• tatem .v.M.C.lxxxxix.

[illustration]

¶Here begynneth the fyrste aege durynge vnto the flood of Noe

Adam Eua

IN the fyrst yere of the worlde the sixt day / god made Adan in ye fel¦de Damascen̄ & Eua of his rybbes put¦tyng them in paradys. And badde them to kepe his cōmaūdement / y they sholde not ete of the fruyte of lyf / vnder y pay∣ne of deth. And the same daye that they had synned / anone he caste them out of paradys / in to the loude of cursydnesse / that they sholde lyue there with swetyn¦ge & sorowe tyll they dyed (Vide plura Gen̄ .i.) ¶This Adam was an holy man all ye dayes of his lyf / grete penall¦e & dayly he dyde. And he cōmaunded

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his children to lyue ryghtwysly. And na¦mely yt they sholde auoyde in all wyse from ye company of Cayn & his childn Nor yt they sholde not marye wt none of them. ¶This man Adam was our fyr¦ste fad{er}. And for oo synne he put vs out of Paradys. But thrugh his holy cōuer∣sacion & penaūce / he gaue vs en ensam∣ple to come to ye kyngdom of heuen. And he yt wyll not folowe his holy cōuersacōn & example / for oo synne ryghtwysly / he can not cōplayne on hym / as we do ma∣ny. ¶Seth sone to Adam was borne af¦ter ye begynnynge of the worlde .C. & xxx yeres / & lyued .ix.C. & .xij. But Moyses ouerskypped an hondred of those / in the whiche Abell wept in ye vale of Ploracy¦on nyghe Ebron. This Seth for ye oyle of mercy to be goten / wente to paradys. ¶Delbora was syster to Abell. ¶Abell was slayne of Cayn his brod{er}. This A∣bell ye fyrst martyr began the chirche of god. This man after Austyn made ye cy¦te of god / & he was the fyrst cytezyn of ye cyte. And by cause yt he was ryghtwys our lorde receyued his offrynge. ¶Cal∣mana was syster & wyf to Cayn. This Cayn was a cursyd man / & he made the fyrst erthly cyte that euer in this worlde was in the whiche he put his people for drede / in so moche as he vsed rauyn & by olence. For he trusteth suche thynge to be done to hym / as he dyde to other / therfo¦re he put hym & his in to a syker place. This man slewe his brother Abell for enuye / & he was punysshed of god / and wandred about in a dispeyre. And after was slayne of Lameth a blynde man.

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