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    Two other deuoute prayers Text Profile
    Genre Prayer
    Date 1508
    Full Title Two other deuoute prayers in Englysshe.
    Source BUCH Maskell, William (ed.). Monumenta Ritualia Ecclesiae Anglicanae. The occasional Offices of the Church of England according to the old use of Salisbury the Prymer in English and other prayers and forms with dissertations and notes. Vol. 3. 2nd ed. Oxford: Clarendon Press. 1882.
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    Two other deuoute prayers in Englysshe.

    O BLESSYD trinyte, Fader, sone, and holy
    ghoost: thre persones, and one god, I byleue
    with my herte, and confesse with my mouth, al that
    holy chirche bileueth and haldeth of thee: and as
    moch as a good catholike and cristen man ought to
    fele and bileue of thee: and I proteste here before
    thi maieste, that I wyl lyue and deye in thys fayth,
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    and continue al my lyf. And I knowlech thee, my
    good fader and maker of al the world, and me thy
    poure creature, subgette, and seruaunte. And make
    tho the faith and homaige of my body and of my
    soule, whiche I holde of thee nobly, as of my souerain
    lorde and god: with alle the goodes natural, spiritual,
    and temporal, that I haue and that euer I hadde:
    and that I entende to haue of thee in thys worlde
    here and in that other: and wyth al my hert I
    remercye and thanke thee. And in the sygne of
    recognisaunce and knowleche, I paye to
    thee thys lytel tribute on the mornyng, and on the
    euenyng thys: that I adoure and worship thee with
    hert and mouth, in feith, in hope and in charite,
    wyth thys lytel oryson and prayer, whyche alle apperteyneth
    to thy blessid maieste, seignorie and
    diuinite, and humbly require thee of thre thynges.
    The fyrst, is mercy and forgyueness of as many
    euylles and vyllain synnes, as I haue doon and commysed
    in thyme passed agenst thy wylle. The
    secounde, plese thee to gyue me grace, that I may
    serue thee and fulfille thy commaundementis, withoute
    to renue ne to falle in to dedly synne. The
    thyrd is, that at my deth and at my gret nede thou
    wylt socoure me: and gyue me grace that I may haue
    remembraunce of the blessid passion, and contricion
    of my synnes: and that I may deye in thyn holy
    faith, and finably may com to the glorie eternal,
    wyth alle the sainctes of heuen. Amen.
    O Lord god almyghty, al seeing, al thinges knowyng:
    wysedom and sapience of al thing: I, poure
    synner, make thys day in despite of the fende of
    helle, protestation, that yf aduenture bi ony temptacion,
    deception, or variacyon comyng by sorowe or
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    peyne or seknesse or by ony feblenesse of body:
    or by ony other occasion, whatsomeuer it be, that I
    falle or declyne in peril of my soule, of preiudyce of
    my helthe, or in errour of the holy faith catholike:
    in the whiche I was regenerate in the holy fonte of
    baptesme. Lord god, in good minde, in which I
    hold me nowe by thy grace wherof wyth al my
    hert I thanke thee that errour wyth my power I
    resiste, and here renounce, and of the same me
    confesse, in protestyng that I wyll lyue and deye in
    the fayth of holy chirch our moder, and thin espouse.
    And in wytnesse of this confession and protestation,
    and in despite of the fend of helle, I offre to thee
    the Credo, in whyche alle veryte and trouthe is conteyned.
    And to thee I recommaunde my soule, my
    feythe, my lyf and my deth. Amen. Credo in
    Deum.

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