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    Genre Prayer
    Date 1527
    Full Title [This prymer of Salysbury vse] is set out a long with out ony serchyng / with many prayers / & goodly pyctures in the kalender / in the matyns of our lady / in the houres of the crosse / in the vii. psalmes / and in the dyryge. And be newly enprynted at Parys.
    Source STC 15955
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    Oratio ad sanctissimam trinitatem.

    1
    O Blessyd trinite the fader / the sone /
    and the holy goost thre persones
    and one god. I byleue with myn
    hert and confesse with my mouth all
    that holy chyrche byleued and holded
    of the as moche as a good catholyk a~d
    crysten man ought to do a~d byleue of
    the / a~d I proteste here before thy maieste
    that I wyll lyue a~d dye in thys
    fayth and co~tinu all my lyfe and i~ knowlege
    of the my god fader / and maker
    of all the worlde I thy poore creature
    subiecte and seruaunte / do make to
    the fayth and homage / of my body /
    and of my soule whiche I holde of
    the nobly as of my souerayne lorde
    a~d god with all the goodes naturall
    spirituall a~d temporall / that I haue
    2
    a~d that euer I had a~d also that I ente~de
    to haue of the in this worlde here
    and in that that other and with all my
    herte I remercy and thanke the: and
    in signe of the cognysance a~d knowlege /
    I payne vnto the thys lytell tribute
    on mornynge / and on euenynge /
    that is that I adoure a~d worshyppe
    the with herte and mouthe / in fayth /
    in hope / and in charyte with this lytell
    oryson and prayere / whiche all onely
    apparteyneth to thy blyssed maieste /
    sygnory and diuinyte: and humbly
    I requyre the of thre thynges.
    The fyrste is mercy and forgyuenesse
    of as many euylles and vylayne synnes
    as I haue done a~d commysed in
    tyme passed agaynst thy wyll. The
    seconde it please the to gyue me grace
    that I maye serue the and acco~plysshe
    thy commaundemetes with out
    to tourne and fall in to deedly synne.
    The thyrde is that at my dethe and
    and my grete nede thou socoure me & gyue
    me grace that I haue reme~brau~ce
    of thy blessyd passyon and contricyon
    of my synnes / and that I may dye in
    this holy fayth / and finably may come
    to the glory eternall with all the
    saintes of heuen. Amen.
    O Lorde god almyghty / all seynge
    all thynges knowynge / wysdome
    a~d sapience of all I poore synner
    make this day i~ despyte of all the
    fende of hell protestacyo~ that yf by aue~ture
    ony temptacyon / decepcyo~ or variacyon
    comynge by sorowe peyne of
    sykenesse: or by ony feblenesse of body /
    or by ony other occasyo~ what som
    euer it be / I fall or declyne i~ peryll of
    3
    my soule / or preiudice of my helthe: or
    in errour of the holy fayth catholyke
    in whiche / I was regenerate in the
    holy font of baptyme.
    Lorde god in good mynde in which
    I holde me now by thy grace wherfore
    with all my herte / I thanke the
    of that errour with my power I resyste
    and here renounce and of the same
    me confesse in protestynge that I
    wyll lyue and dye in the fayth of holy
    chyrche our moder and thyn espouse /
    and in withnesse of thys co~fessyon
    and protestacyo~ and in despyte of
    the fende of hell / I offre to the the Credo
    in which all verite all trythe is conteyned:
    and to the I com~emde my soule /
    my fayth / my lyfe / and my dethe.
    Amen. Credo in deum.

    A deuout prayer to Iesu cryst.

    O My souerayne lorde Ihesu
    the veray sone of almyghty god
    and of the moost clene and gloryous
    vyrgyn Mary / that suffred the bytter
    deth for my sake and all mankynde
    vpon good fryday & rose agayne the
    thyrde daye. I beseche the lorde haue
    mercy vpon me that am a wreched
    synner but yet thy creature. And for
    thy precyous passyon saue me and
    kepe me from all perylles bothe bodyly
    and ghostly / and specyally from
    all thynges that myght tourne thy
    dyspleasure / and with all my herte I
    tanke the moost mercyfull lorde for
    thy grete mercyes that thou hast shewed
    me in the greate daungers that
    I haue ben in / as well in my soule / as
    in my body. And that thy grace and endles
    mercy hath euer kept me / spared
    me and saued me from the houre of
    my byrthe vnto thys tyme. I beseche
    the lorde that thy mercy may kepe me
    for the alwaye / and I crye the mercy
    4
    with all my hole herte for my grete
    offences / for my grete vnkyndenesse
    and for all my wreched and synfull lyfe /
    and that I can not lede my lyfe as
    thy seruaunt I crye the mercy.
    Deus propitius esto michi peccatori
    vel peccatrici.
    I thanke the also with all my herte
    my moost gracyous lorde for the
    benefytes a~d grace that thou hast gyuen
    me soo largely in this worlde before
    many other creatures whiche haue
    a thousande tymes deserued better
    than I. But moost gracyous lorde
    I confesse and knowlege veryly
    that all it cometh of the werfore
    with all my herte I thanke the. And
    all the worshyp the praysynge / and
    the tha~ke be to the a~d to none other.
    Non nobis domine non nobis / sed
    nomini tuo da gloriam.

    A donai domine deus magne rex ad
    mirabilis / qui dedisti salutem in manus
    sancte virginis: per virtutem et
    per viscera dulcissime matris tue et y
    illud dulcissimum corpus tuum quod
    ex ea sumpsisti: exaudi preces meas et
    imple desiderium meum in bonu~. Et
    libera me ab omni tribulatione et angustia /
    et a morte subitanea / et ab omnibus
    insidijs / et ab omnibus michinocentibus /
    et a linguis iniquis et dolosis /
    et ab omnibus malis presentibus
    preteritis et futuris.
    Amen.
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