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MS: wltu. 17 imperio. MS: inperio. 27 tamen. MS: tantum (m abbreviated). 29 pulveris. MS: puluerie. 33 magni penditur. MS: magna panditur. 35 leve. MS: leui. 37 potes. MS: potest. AUDELAY'S CONCLUSION[W55] 11 comaundement. So MS. W: comanndement. 19 hevun.

MS: wltu. 17 imperio. MS: inperio. 27 tamen. MS: tantum (m abbreviated). 29 pulveris. MS: puluerie. 33 magni penditur. MS: magna panditur. 35 leve. MS: leui. 37 potes. MS: potest. AUDELAY'S CONCLUSION[W55] 11 comaundement. So MS. W: comanndement. 19 hevun.

MS: wltu. 17 imperio. MS: inperio. 27 tamen. MS: tantum (m abbreviated). 29 pulveris. MS: puluerie. 33 magni penditur. MS: magna panditur. 35 leve. MS: leui. 37 potes. MS: potest. AUDELAY'S CONCLUSION[W55] 11 comaundement. So MS. W: comanndement. 19 hevun.

MS: wltu. 17 imperio. MS: inperio. 27 tamen. MS: tantum (m abbreviated). 29 pulveris. MS: puluerie. 33 magni penditur. MS: magna panditur. 35 leve. MS: leui. 37 potes. MS: potest. AUDELAY'S CONCLUSION[W55] 11 comaundement. So MS. W: comanndement. 19 hevun.

MS: wltu. 17 imperio. MS: inperio. 27 tamen. MS: tantum (m abbreviated). 29 pulveris. MS: puluerie. 33 magni penditur. MS: magna panditur. 35 leve. MS: leui. 37 potes. MS: potest. AUDELAY'S CONCLUSION[W55] 11 comaundement. So MS. W: comanndement. 19 hevun.

MS: wltu. 17 imperio. MS: inperio. 27 tamen. MS: tantum (m abbreviated). 29 pulveris. MS: puluerie. 33 magni penditur. MS: magna panditur. 35 leve. MS: leui. 37 potes. MS: potest. AUDELAY'S CONCLUSION[W55] 11 comaundement. So MS. W: comanndement. 19 hevun.

MS: wltu. 17 imperio. MS: inperio. 27 tamen. MS: tantum (m abbreviated). 29 pulveris. MS: puluerie. 33 magni penditur. MS: magna panditur. 35 leve. MS: leui. 37 potes. MS: potest. AUDELAY'S CONCLUSION[W55] 11 comaundement. So MS. W: comanndement. 19 hevun.

MS: wltu. 17 imperio. MS: inperio. 27 tamen. MS: tantum (m abbreviated). 29 pulveris. MS: puluerie. 33 magni penditur. MS: magna panditur. 35 leve. MS: leui. 37 potes. MS: potest. AUDELAY'S CONCLUSION[W55] 11 comaundement. So MS. W: comanndement. 19 hevun.

MS: wltu. 17 imperio. MS: inperio. 27 tamen. MS: tantum (m abbreviated). 29 pulveris. MS: puluerie. 33 magni penditur. MS: magna panditur. 35 leve. MS: leui. 37 potes. MS: potest. AUDELAY'S CONCLUSION[W55] 11 comaundement. So MS. W: comanndement. 19 hevun.

MS: wltu. 17 imperio. MS: inperio. 27 tamen. MS: tantum (m abbreviated). 29 pulveris. MS: puluerie. 33 magni penditur. MS: magna panditur. 35 leve. MS: leui. 37 potes. MS: potest. AUDELAY'S CONCLUSION[W55] 11 comaundement. So MS. W: comanndement. 19 hevun.

ure ahne feblesce, ure muchele unstrengthe ant ure wacnesse. Ant this is a swithe muche god, as Seint Gregoire seith: Magna perfectio est sue inperfectionis cognitio - thet is, "muche godnesse hit is to cnawen wel his wrecchehead ant his

Phebe, either because of her abrogation of function or because, given the identification of Ceres in the commentaries with the Magna Mater cult and its orgiastic rites and sexual activity, without the validation of philosophical and cosmological purpose. 365-71 Mercurius

his adjectives to describe them the Middle English poet follows closely the formulas of his Latin source which reads: eratque magna ut Sarra, speciosa ut Rebecca, et formosa ut Rachel. 58 gan is an auxiliary used to indicate perfective aspect,

que suepervenient vniuerso orbi: nam virtutes celorum mouebuntur et tunc vide- bunt filium hominis venientem in nubibus celi cum potestate magna et maiestate.9 Thes are the wordes of the Gospel That Criste to his disciples con tel: As he hath

prudens, rex pacifice, dominator: Nil nisi pax petitur vestra - rogamus eam! En, ligios vestros, letos foris, intus ovantes, Gaudia magna nimis hiis tulit ista dies, Quod ducitis dignum thalamum iam visere vestrum; Quas valet urbs grates tota referre cupit.

to spede of my prayere. Quia dixi: Nequando supergaudeant michi in inimici mei; et dum comoventur pedes mei, super me magna locuti sunt.41 For I have seyd, “Lord mersyabull, Late not onne me my foys be glade!” And whyll I

hath gove me grace, Whom ye fyrst toke to your mercy, Yet of myselff I may not satysfye my trespas. Magna est misericordia tua! Wyth full feyth of foryevenes to thee, Lorde, I come. WYSDOMVulnerasti cor meum, soror mea, sponsa,

schulen rikenin alle ure deden." Scheome is the measte deal, as Seint Austin seith, of ure penitence: Verecundia pars est magna penetentie. Ant Sein Bernard seith thet na deore-wurthe yim-stan ne deliteth swa muchel mon to bihalden as deth Godes

Petrus Comestor, PL 198, col. 1746C. 1086 ff. MLG: Bernardus in sermone de vigilia natalis domini: Nonne magna abusio est et nimis magna, ut ubi dives esse velit vilis vermiculus, propter quem deus magestatis et dominus sabaoth dignatus est voluntarie

Phebe, either because of her abrogation of function or because, given the identification of Ceres in the commentaries with the Magna Mater cult and its orgiastic rites and sexual activity, without the validation of philosophical and cosmological purpose. 365-71 Mercurius

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