The deyenge creature

Title

The deyenge creature

Publication

[Enprynted at London :: In Fletestrete at the sygne of ye sone by [Robert Copland? for] Wynkyn de Worde,

Anno d[omi]ni. M.CCCCC.xiiii. [1514]]

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Subject terms

Death -- Religious aspects -- Early works to 1800.

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"The deyenge creature." In the digital collection Early English Books Online 2. https://name.umdl.umich.edu/A19600.0001.001. University of Michigan Library Digital Collections. Accessed May 28, 2025. content_copy

Contents

• title page
• illustration
• text
  • ¶The lamentacyon of the dyenge creature.
  • ¶The complaynt of the dyenge. creature to the good aungell.
  • ¶The answere of the good aungell to the dyenge creature.
  • ¶The complaynt of the dyenge creature to reason drede and conscyence.
  • ¶The answere of reason.
  • ¶The complaynt of the dyenge creature to drede saynge thus.
  • ¶The answere of drede.
  • ¶The complaynt of the dyenge creature to conscyence saynge thus.
  • ¶The answere of conscyence to the dyenge creature.
  • ¶The complaynt of the dyenge creature, to the fyue wyttes.
  • ¶The answere of the fyue wyttes.
  • ¶The lamentacyon of the dyenge creature.
  • ¶The cōplaynt of ye dyenge creature to fayth & hope.
  • ¶The answere of fayth & hope to ye dyenge creature.
  • ¶The lamentable complaynt of the dyenge creature to fayth hope and charyte.
  • ¶How the sorowfull sowle complayneth hym to the dyenge creature saynge thus.
  • ¶The lamentable lamentacyon of the dyenge body to the soule.
  • ¶How the dyenge creature complayned hym to fayth hope and charyte saynge thus.
  • ¶The answere of fayth hope and charyte to the dyenge creature.
  • ¶How the dyenge creature calleth after the soule agayne.
  • ¶How the dyenge creature putteth his supply∣cacyon to the moder of mercy Mary replete with grace prynces of reuth / mercy & pyte to whome all synners resorteth whan they be socourles.
  • ¶The supplycacyon of our lady to our lorde Ihesu her sone for the seke creature.
  • ¶The seconde consyderacyon.
  • ¶The thyrde consyderacyon.
  • ¶The fourth consyderacyon
  • ¶The conclusyon of our ladyes supplycacyon.
• colophon