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    Genre Prayer
    Date 1537
    Full Title The Rosary / with the articles of the lyfe & deth of Iesu Chryst / and peticio~s directe to our lady.
    Source STC 17545.5, 17544
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    Aue maria.

    MOther of god whiche
    hast co~ceyued & borne
    our sauyour Iesu by vertue
    of ye holy goost without sede
    of man, perpetually abydynge
    in holy virginite / praye for
    me, that I may receyue by
    inly inspiracion, wysdome &
    grace of his greate mercy /
    and with clene herte perseuer
    in ioyful seruyce in hym
    and the. Alleluya.

    Aue maria.

    Moder of god which dyd
    beare in thy blyssed wombe
    our sauyour Christ Iesu fro
    1
    nazareth in to ye mou~taynes
    to visyte thy cosyn Elizabeth
    praye for me yt I may beare
    my lorde god braced in my
    hert with perfyte loue & charite
    in to the mounte of contemplacio~
    of his moost excellent
    diuinite. Alleluya.

    Aue maria.

    Moder of god which dyd
    brynge forth our sauyour in
    his blissed natiuite wtout anguysshe,
    payne or blemysshe
    in thy virginite / good lady
    pray for me yt I may brynge
    forth the gloryous fruyte of
    vertue to the synguler laude
    2
    and honoure of hym and
    the. Alleluya.

    Aue maria.

    Moder of god which dyd
    giue our sauiour souke with
    most dulcet mylke of thy virginall
    brest, pray for me that
    I maye here be fedde with
    swete deuocion / reme~bryng
    the passyon of his humanite
    & after with fruicyon of his
    godhede in eternite. All~a.

    Aue maria.

    Mother of god which did
    lappe thy lytel swete babe in
    clothes / and bytwene two
    beestes i~ a crybbe layde hym
    3
    in hey, praye for me that my
    naked soule may be lapped
    in drede & loue of my lorde
    god & the / & that I may oft
    remembre my flesshe is but
    yonge & hey in this crybbe
    of mortalitie. Alleluya.

    Aue maria.

    Mother of god, to whom
    the melodyous quere of aungels
    dyd synge with greate
    solempnite
    Gloria i~ excelsis
    for ioye of his byrth / pray for
    me that I may gyue louyng
    with the elect chyldren euerlastyngly /
    for that he hath taken
    for our saluacion flesshe
    4
    and bloode / and wolde be
    borne of the. Alleluya.

    Aue maria.

    Moder of god whom the
    shepeherdes by co~maundement
    of the au~gell after his
    natiuite dyd seke, & founde
    hym in Bethleem poorely lyinge
    in a crybbe / pray for me
    that I may take for his loue
    pouerte paciently with tribulacion
    of this lyfe / bothe bodyly
    and goostly. Alleluya.

    Aue maria.

    Moder of god incarnate
    of the / circu~cised & called Iesu
    the .viij. day after his natiuite /
    5
    praye for me that my
    herte may be circu~cised fro
    euyll thoughtes, synfull desyres,
    offendyng hym & the /
    and that I may by holy lyuynge
    deserue the name of
    a true chrysten man in this
    vale of mysery. Alleluya.

    Aue maria.

    Moder of god to whom
    the thre kings~ wt great reuere~ce
    dyd offre golde / myrre /
    and frankensence / pray for
    me that I may haue to god &
    man perfyte charite / in myselfe
    a clene hert by ye vertue
    of chastite / & yt I may gyue
    6
    example of vertue in euery
    felyshyp yt I shall be. All~a.

    Aue maria.

    Mother of god whome yu
    dydest present in his humanite
    in to the te~ple / bearyng
    hym ful swetely / pray for me
    that whan my soule shall be
    seperate fro my body, I may
    be presented to my lorde god
    in the estate of grace, by mediacion
    of the. Alleluya.

    Aue maria.

    Hayle moost meke and deuout,
    moost holy & blissed virgyn
    Marye mother of god /
    trone of ye trinite / ye preuyleged
    7
    se~tuary. Moost benigne
    lady & mother of pite / the co~forte
    of vertue / the singuler
    refuge of synners / the ioye
    of au~gels in the heuenly felicite /
    the shynynge ge~me of
    clene virginite, the refulge~t
    sterre / the flourysshyng rote
    of Iesse whiche as a swyfte
    Egle in thy yonge age dyd
    ascende by holy co~templacio~
    of mynde to ye altitude of the
    hygh diuinite / thou art the
    flourdelice and the redolent
    rose moost delectable to ye father
    in trinite / vnto whom
    thy moost excellent beautye
    8
    of soule and body was more
    pleasaunt than all ye delytes
    of paradyse. For thou hast in
    all perfectio~ of nature & grace
    suche meruaylous preemine~ce
    that thou enclyned to ye wyll
    of ye father to sende his sone
    Iesu by holy incarnacion to
    take flesshe & blode of the / &
    suffre moost bytter paynes
    to wasshe vs with his precyous
    bloode from synne and
    iniquitie / and reduce vs to
    grace & goostly lyfe / wherfore
    to hym & to the mother
    of god be all maner of perfyte
    ioye, blysse, solace, and
    9
    endles felicite.

    Pater noster.

    BLyssed mother of our
    sauyoure whiche dyd
    flee the cruell persecucion of
    Herode whan ye chyldren of
    Israel were slayne: & after
    his deth returned to ye lande
    of behest. Praye for me, that
    in this exile & deserte that I
    may escape the cruel persecucion
    of my goostly ennemy.
    And whan his power by the
    grace of my lorde god is suppressed
    I may returne to the
    ioyes of paradise / and there
    euer without ende dere lady
    10
    dyd dwell with the. All~a

    Aue maria.

    Blyssed mother of God /
    whom yu dyd lese three dayes
    in Ierusale~ the tyme of thy
    pylgrymage / & sought hym
    with greate sorowe / and fynally
    dydest fynde hym in ye
    temple disputyng with sage
    doctours / praye for me that
    I may kepe my soule in the
    estate of grace. And if I lese
    hym in any place by deedly
    synne deseruing da~pnacion
    I may fynde hym agayne
    in the chirche of god by true
    confessyon to my perpetuall
    11
    consolacyon. Alleluya.

    Aue maria.

    Blyssed mother of our sauyour /
    which as a meke childe
    was obedient to the / and
    thou kepte hym with all tendernesse
    of motherly pytye,
    pray for me that I may kepe
    my soule & my body obedie~t
    vnto my lorde god & to the / &
    to folowe ye doctryne of holy
    chirche in my pilgrymage to
    that heuenly cite. Alleluya.

    Aue maria.

    Blyssed mother of our sauyour /
    whiche in flom Iordane
    was baptysed of sayntly
    12
    iohn~
    And after he shewed to hym sayenge beholde
    the lambe of god which shall do away
    the syn~e of the world praye for me
    that my soule may be wasshed bi his grace
    bi water of penau~ce fro~ deedly synne
    13
    Blissed mod~ of our sauiour which rasted
    xl. dayes and .xl. nyghtes in the desert lyuyng
    solytaryly and after dyd ouercome
    the thre gret te~ptacyions of the goostli ennemy /
    Pray for me that by the vertue of
    abstyne~ce I may ouercome the spiryt of
    glotony and lechery. Alleluya. Aue ma.
    14
    Blissed mod~ of our sauyour which at
    thy request in the feest of Architryelyne
    and to honour matrimony dyde chaunge
    water in to wyne / pray for me that I may
    chaunge lyfe and the desyres of erthly
    15
    pleasures & delectacio~s in
    to the loue of god & the / and
    of thy heuenly swetenesse &
    consolacion. Alleluya.

    Aue maria.

    Blyssed mother of our sauyour
    whiche healed ye sycke
    & delyuered ye peple possessed
    fro wycked spirytes, pray for
    me yt my sycke soule may be
    made hole by supplicacio~ of ye
    and that myne aduersaryes
    may be repressed, yt they preuayle
    not against me. All~a.

    Aue maria.

    Blyssed mother of our sauyour
    which reysed Lazar=9=
    16
    fro deth to lyfe; after he had
    layne .iiij. dayes in his sepulture,
    pray for me that I may
    be reysed fro goostly deth of
    yll desyres, yll wordes / euyll
    werkes & yl customes, wher
    by I haue deserued to be punysshed
    perpetually. All~a.

    Aue maria.

    Blyssed mother of our sauyour
    whose holy fete mary
    magdalene wasshed with ye
    teares of penau~ce. Also she
    kyssed them deuoutly & dried
    them wt her heare, & anoynted
    them with swete oyntme~t /
    & there by penau~ce she

    B.i.

    17
    dyd wynne full remission of
    all her synnes, pray for me yt
    my fete of carnal affections
    may be wasshed fro~ all fylth
    of synne, & haue the~ anoynted
    wt bawme of deuocion, yt
    I may vnto the loue of god
    myghtely clymme. Alleluya

    Aue maria.

    Blyssed mother of our sauyour,
    whiche at ye maundy
    afore his deth co~secrated the
    holy sacrament of his blissed
    body & his precyous bloode /
    pray for me yt I may faythfully
    receyue this sacrament of
    his holy body to the encrease
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    of grace and victory of my
    goostly ennemy. Alleluya.

    Aue maria.

    Hayle moost deuoute virgyn
    & moder of our sauyour
    doughter of ye eternal fader
    & preelecte spouse of the holy
    goost / the well of grace / the
    condith of mercy / the quene
    of heuen, the empresse of the
    vniuersall worlde / example
    of al vertue / the floure of solace /
    ye frute of ioye / ye lyght
    of heuen / ye gate of paradyse
    the sepulture of our saluacio~
    exalted aboue the seraphins
    moost nygh the trone of the
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    gloryous trinite whose excellence
    excedeth all y celestial
    multitude / to behold thy presence
    is ye great solace to synners
    in the terrible houre of
    deth. All the fendes feare ye
    & fle at thy co~maundement.
    For yu art the chosen sentuary
    of our sauyour, in whome
    he hath lyght to the perpetuall
    saluacion of his elect people
    glory with ineffable ioye be
    to the euerlastyngly.

    Pater noster.

    DEre mother of Iesu
    whiche in his great
    agony afore his deth swette
    20
    water & bloode / prayenge to
    the father on ye mount of olyuete /
    pray for me that I may
    oft reme~bre the great payne
    of deth & ye moost cruell agony /
    & dispose me so to prayer
    and vertuous lyuynge, that
    my soule may than be accept
    to hym and to the. Amen.

    Aue maria.

    Blyssed mother of Iesu,
    whom the iewes dyd take &
    brought hym bounde lyke a
    thefe to Ierusalem / there to
    be iudged afore ye ministers
    of the lawe / pray for me that
    I may escape the ha~des and
    21
    the bondes of my goostly enmyes.
    And whan my soule
    from my body shall haue separacio~,
    that I may receyue
    of the great iudge sentence
    of saluacion. Amen.

    Aue maria.

    Blyssed mother of Iesu,
    whom ye iewes accused contrary
    to ryghtwisnes in many
    thynges by fals wytnes
    in whiche he was gyltles /
    pray for me, yt I may by exa~ple
    of my sauyour suffre fals
    report & vntrue iudgeme~t pacie~tly
    & sharpe wordes, with
    perfyte peace of hert and inwarde
    22
    tranquillite. Amen.

    Aue maria.

    Dere mother of Iesu / in
    whose moost beauteous face
    the iewes spytted in despyte
    of hym / & in mockynge dyd
    blyndfele hym / and on the
    heed with theyr handes dyd
    stryke hym. Praye for me,
    that I may haue the wysedom
    of god to knowe thynges
    perteynynge to my saluacion /
    and mekely to take
    in this worlde mocking and
    tribulacion. Amen.

    Aue maria.

    Dere moder of Iesu whiche
    23
    as a felon was accused yt
    hath vsurped ye kyngdom of
    Iury, & by fals doctryne had
    ticed the people fro ye lawe of
    Moyses. Pray for me that I
    may lyue after the fayth and
    doctrine of Christ: & receyue
    the diademe of glory and the
    kyngdome of Chryste in rewarde
    of my lyfe. Amen.

    Aue maria.

    Dere moder of Iesu whiche
    was sente fro~ Pylate to
    Herode / & there he was had
    in derision / & clothed in whyte /
    in whiche tyme he kepte
    scilence / and after was sent
    24
    to Pylate / praye for me that
    my soule passyng in this pylgrymage
    fro temptacyon to
    temptacion / & fro the newe
    to the olde may kepe scilence
    from euyll thynkyng / & my
    mouth from euyl spekyng / &
    that my soule may be clothed
    with the vertue of clennes &
    chaste lyuynge. Amen.

    Aue maria.

    Blyssed mother of Iesu,
    whos te~der body was bou~de
    naked to a colde marble pyller /
    & wt sharpe scourges his
    te~der flesshe was al to torne
    & lasshed. Pray for me that I
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    may be bounde fast to hym
    by loue & holy meditacions
    and for the loue of hym, and
    suffre without consent strokes
    of temptacion. Amen.

    Aue maria.

    Dere moder of Iesu who~
    they crowned wt thorne, & in
    scorne called hym ye kyng of
    iewes knelynge afore hym /
    pray for me yt my hert may be
    pricked to thornes of co~punction
    for yt I haue offe~ded hy~
    & the: & after penau~ce I may
    come to endles ioye. Amen.

    Aue maria.

    Dere moder of Iesu who~
    26
    the iewes dyd crye, crucifye
    hym / & to ye moost shamefull
    deth Pylate dyd co~dempne
    hym / pray for me that I may
    agaynst vyce & co~cupiscence
    crucifye my flesshe wt payne
    and abstynence / and helpe
    good lady through thy mediacion
    that I may escape the
    shamefull dethe of endlesse
    dampnacion. Amen.

    Aue maria.

    Dere moder of Iesu whiche
    dyd beare ye crosse of his
    deth through ye citie of Ierusalem
    to the place of his passion,
    pray for me that I may
    27
    by his grace mekely bere after
    hym the crosse of tribulacyon /
    & faythfully resyst for
    his sake agaynst the blastes
    of temptacion. Amen.

    Aue maria.

    Hayle most honourable &
    louely lady / most fayre / most
    swete / most vertuous / most
    chaste / most pyteous / moost
    blyssed & gloryous / ye purple
    rose of Ierico / the shynyng
    lyly of clennes / the myrrour
    of vertue / the lampe of lyght
    the flourysshyng palme / the
    fruytful olyue / the most odoryferous
    floure of vertue &
    28
    clennesse, replenysshed with
    the dewe of grace celestiall /
    whiche by thy moost humble
    hert and shynynge chastite
    hast so pleased the father of
    light yt he hath electe the, the
    floure of v~ginite, to be crowned
    the quene of chastite / &
    to all creatures art preelate
    in glory / the moost specyall
    medyatryce for man / by thy
    merytes & contynuall supplicacyon
    the multitude of synners
    shall be brought to saluacion.
    Ioye be to the moost
    blyssed virgyn Marye, with
    all honour & humble intercessyon
    29
    done to the with all
    the hertes of the chyldren of
    election. Amen.

    Pater noster.

    MOder of christ whose
    moost innoce~t ha~des
    and fete the iewes nayled
    to a crosse wt greate strokes
    that his precyous bloode dyd
    streme from the woundes /
    praye for me that I may perceuer
    in werkes of holynes
    and preuayle agaynst the spiryte,
    which tempteth ye soule
    to ydelnesse. Amen.

    Aue maria.

    Mother of christ which ha~gynge
    30
    on ye crosse prayed for
    his enmyes yt crucifyed hym
    sayinge. Father forgyue the~
    for they know not what they
    do
    / praye for me, yt I may do
    good agaynst euyll / kepyng
    perfyte charite for the loue
    of my lorde god / and that I
    may forgyue suche as haue
    offended me. Amen.

    Aue maria.

    Mother of Chryst whiche
    sayd to ye thefe hangyng on
    his ryght hande: this daye yu
    shalte be in paradyse with
    me
    / pray for me that I may
    perceuer ferme in thy fayth
    31
    and after the deth of my bodyly
    lyfe with the au~gels of
    god be brought to the ioyes
    of paradyse. Amen.

    Aue maria.

    Mother of Chryst whiche
    hangyng on ye crosse co~mended
    the his moost sorowful
    moder to sai~t Iohn, sayinge
    to the / woman beholde thy
    sone
    / & to saynt Iohn~ / take
    kepe to thy moder / praye for
    me that I may dayly co~mende
    my soule to the kepynge
    of the / & at the houre of deth
    I beseche the in my defence
    to be with me. Amen.
    32

    Aue maria.

    Moder of Chryst, whiche
    hangyng on the crosse cryed
    to ye father. Hely hely lamaza
    bathany
    / pray for me that I
    may so crye for helpe & mercy
    afore my departing, yt I may
    at ye houre of deth be in surete
    of euerlastyng lyfe. Ame~.

    Aue maria.

    Moder of Chryst whom ye
    iewes gaue eysell with gall
    myxte he hangyng vpon the
    crosse wha~ he sayd, I thurste
    Praye for me yt I may haue
    goostly thurste of ye true lyfe
    where is very eternite and

    C.i.

    33
    by the vertue of atte~perau~ce
    ouercome the spiryte of glotony.
    Amen.

    Aue maria.

    Moder of Chryst whiche
    ha~gyng on ye crosse to fulfyll
    the mystery of our rede~pcion
    as it was before by prophetes
    prenu~ciate & sayd: now it is
    ended / yt is to say / this mistery
    is fully perfourmed / pray
    for me yt I may be one of the
    redemed chyldren / and partener
    of his passyon the secrete
    mystery / and by mekenes
    and chastite maye preuayle
    agaynst the spirites of
    34
    pryde and lechery. Amen.

    Aue maria.

    Moder of Chryst whiche
    yelding vp his soule to the fader
    and sayd. I co~mende my
    spiryte in to thy ha~des
    / pray
    for me that my soule & body
    may specially be vnder ye kepynge
    of the / & the vnfaythfull
    people may be returned
    to the fayth of Chryst dere lady
    I beseche the. Amen.

    Aue maria.

    Moder of chryst which suffred
    for vs synners most bitter
    & paynfull deth / pray for me
    yt I which by the merytes of
    35
    my lyfe haue deserued most
    bytter deth & payne, may by
    the merytes of his passyon &
    thy moderly mediacion be taken
    to mercy agayne. Ame~.

    Aue maria.

    Mother of Chryst, whose
    most blyssed syde Longius ye
    knyght perced with a spere /
    and in co~tynent ran out water
    & bloode in remyssyon of
    synnes / pray for me yt I may
    haue teares of co~punction &
    water of penau~ce to wasshe
    my soule from synne & many
    great offences. Amen.

    Aue maria.

    36
    Hayle ye rote of co~solacion
    the refuge & succour of synners
    in this lyfe of desolacio~
    the patron of perfectio~ / ye well
    of wysdome / the rule of prudence /
    the lyght of heuen / ye
    solace of soules / ye paradyse
    of delite / the tree of lyfe / the
    herte of true loue / the vessel
    of grace, preuent by election
    & perceuered by diuyne power
    from all kynde of synne, originall,
    mortal, and venyall /
    assumpte in to the celestyall
    empyre and the triumphant
    cite of the trinite / transcendynge
    in the immortall glory
    37
    and fragrant fruicyon of
    the hygh diuinite. All the Ierarchyes
    of ordres aungelical /
    the sterre of direction to
    all synners in poynt to perysshe
    in this stormy see of
    temporal tribulacion. All solace
    & myrth with blysse and
    beatitude be to the now and
    euerlastyngly moost blyssed
    virgyn Marye. Amen.

    Pater noster.

    MOder of the kyng of
    glory / whom Ioseph
    of Aromathy toke from the
    crosse / and layde hym all bathed
    in his blode on thy kne
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    moder & lady of pite pray for
    me that I may fynally be taken
    from the crosse of temporall
    tribulacyons / and be
    put in possessyon of eternall
    consolacyon. Amen.

    Aue maria.

    Moder to ye kyng of glory
    whom they anoynted precyously /
    and lapped hym in his
    cloth, & buryed hym reuere~tly
    pray for me yt by the oyntment
    of grace I may gyue
    swete odour of fame, contynuynge
    my lyfe in cle~nesse &
    rest, as buryed in memory of
    my deedly mortalite. Amen.
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    Aue maria.

    Moder of the kyng of glorye /
    whose moost holy soule
    descended in to limbo the bosome
    of Abraha~, & toke forth
    the soules of the faders / & to
    paradise ledde them, pray for
    me that by thy merytes my
    soule may be ye sooner taken
    from the fyre of purgatory,
    whiche I haue deserued by
    many wayes in this synfull
    and transytory lyfe. Amen.

    Aue maria.

    Moder of ye kynge of glory,
    which dyd ryse the thyrde
    day from deth to lyfe / moost
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    gloryous i~ his diuinite soule
    and body / praye for me that
    I may ryse by penaunce of
    this lyfe to the eternall lyfe /
    and to reigne with hym and
    the in ye moost excellent ioye
    and felicite. Amen.

    Aue maria.

    Moder of ye kyng of glory
    whiche after his resurrectio~
    appered to Mary magdaleyne,
    Peter, and to other disciples
    ye space of .xl. days / pray
    for me that it wyll please his
    grace that his trouth & goodnes
    may appere in my soule
    by his holy doctryne, with ye
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    vertues theological. Amen.

    Aue maria.

    Moder of the kyng of glory
    whiche in the syght of the
    & his discyples asce~ded in to
    heuen / and there sytteth on
    the ryght hande of ye father.
    Praye for me that I may ascende
    by the .xv. degrees of
    contemplacion, as thou dyd
    ascende in to the temple of
    thy presentacion. Amen.

    Aue maria.

    Moder of ye kyng of glory
    whiche after his ascencyon
    sente downe the holy goost
    to his disciples, confermyng
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    them in grace / pray for me yt
    the holy goost may light i~ me
    so by his grace yt longe tyme
    I may co~tynue my lyf wtout
    dampnable trespace. Ame~.

    Aue maria.

    Moder to ye kyng of glory
    whiche at thy ascencio~ sente
    the aungels fro~ heuen with
    great melody to receyue the
    in to the glory of ye blyssed trinite /
    pray for me that I may
    serue my lorde god & the & ye
    au~gels so deuoutly, that after
    my dethe they may leade
    my soule to heuen wt myrthe
    and solace ioyfully. Amen.
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    Aue maria.

    Moder to the kyng of glory
    whiche at the great dome
    shall descende and gyue sentence
    of dampnacion & saluacion /
    pray for me that I may
    ryse that daye amonge the
    chyldren of the ryght hande,
    and here with them the sentence
    of our saluacyon / & be
    delyuered for euer fro feare
    of dampnacion. Amen.

    Aue maria.

    Moder to the kyng of glory,
    whiche with the father &
    the holy goost / one co~substa~cyall
    god / and with the his
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    moost derely beloued moder
    reygneth in eternall glory /
    pray for me yt after this miserable
    lyfe I may be brought
    to the clere vision of his infynyte
    glory & se the good lady
    reignynge in that felicite / &
    for ye great mercy shewed to
    vs in this vale of misery we
    may gyue louyng euerlasti~gly
    to the moost excellent and
    ineffable trinite. Amen.

    Aue maria.

    Hayle moost gloryous virgin
    most meruailous i~ mekenes,
    princesse peerles of true
    loue & kyndnes / the quene
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    of heuen / ye lady of ye worlde
    the empresse of hell / the contemplacyon
    of aungels / the
    lyght of grace / the glemyng
    sterre of glorye / the delectacion
    of hertes / ye rauysshyng
    delyte of clennes / my herte
    dere lady vnder god moost
    desyreth to loue the, whiche
    faithfully I offre to the with
    hole desyre euery moment to
    salute the. Accepte good lady
    of thy maydenly benignite
    these .v. roses which I haue
    offred to the / not accordyngly
    dere lady to thy moost excellent
    dignytye / but after
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    myne exile and feble power
    whiche desyreth some oblacion
    to make acceptable to ye
    reward good lady, this wyll
    I beseche the whan I shall
    come vnto ye celestiall kyngdome /
    delyuer me from the
    bondes of mortalitie. All honour /
    power / worshyp / & dignitie,
    with perdurable lyfe
    intransitorye be to the, with
    ineffable beatitude and felicite
    of the moost excelle~t and
    gloryous Trinite. Amen.

    Pater noster. Aue
    maria. Credo in deu~.

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