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PATER noster &c. Aue Ma∣ria &c. O benigne. &c. Who bearing a crowne of thorne and a purple garment, was brought by Pilate out of the Iudgement Hall and shewed to the Iewes, and by them with a great & tumultuous cry, required to the death of the Crosse. Cause &c.
2 Aue Maria &c. O benigne &c.
Whom Pilate vniustly adiudged to death & deliuered ouer to the Iewes pleasure: and he then be∣ing by them presently loadē with the huge beame of the Crosse did patiently beare with great paine and torment thisignominiouse Tree vpon his torne shoulders, & being made the scorne of men, & the outcast of the people, meek∣ly went forwarde to the Mount Caluary. Cause &c.
3 Aue Maria &c. O benigne &c. Who at the place of Caluary was made to drinke of wine mingled with mirrh and bitter gaule, and shamfully stripped of his clothes and cruelly bored through both handes & feet with nailes, and so fastened vpon the Crosse. Cause.
4 Aue Maria &c. O benigne &c. Who being naked, wounded and had in contempt, did hang for vs
vpon the tree of the Crosse, and suffered most bitter paines, and shead his moste pretious blood. Cause that we &c.
5 Aue Maria &c. O benigne &c. Who, whē he did hang vpon the Crosse betweene two theeues, & was scorned and blasphemed of the Iewes; meekly shewed pati∣ence, and more then that, praied vnto his Father for his blasphe∣mous crucifiers. Cause &c.
6 Aue Maria &c. O benigne &c. who mercifully forgaue the these all his sinnes being truely penitēt, and most liberally promised him the ioies of Paradise. Cause &c.
7 Aue Maria &c. O benigne &c. Who tenderly tooke compassion of thee, his most dearely beloued mother standing vnder the crosse in bitter greefe & sorow, and cō∣mended thee to his Disciple S.
Iohn, and gaue thee as a mother vnto him and vs all. Cause &c.
8 Aue Maria &c. O benigne &c. Who suffered his Passion without reliefe of any sensible consolatiō: in so much as to shew the gree∣uousnes of his torments, he cried out with a loud voice that he was forsaken. Cause.
9 Aue Maria &c. O benigne &c. Who hanging vpon the Crosse al pale without blood, said that he was vehemently athirst, but they gaue him to drinke nought else but gaule and viniger in that ex∣treame calamitie. Cause &c.
10 Aue Matia &c. O benigne. Who being neere death cōmen∣ded his spirit into the handes of his Father: and hauing now en∣ded the worke of our redemption like a good Shepheard of meere loue gaue his life for his sheepe. Cause &c.