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A16407
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A boke of prayers called ye ordynary faschyon of good lyuynge
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Lorde great ryches or extreme pouerte gyue me nat but ê“uyde for me in the meane accordinge to thy wyl pleasure for by hauyng the one I shall forget the by hauynge the other I shal be dryuen to forsake the. ¶ Prayers to be sayde at messe tyme in the begynnynge say thus at coufiteor O Lorde I am nat worthy to enter and come into this noble house of thyne whiche is y e house of prayer but lorde beholde I come as a penyeÌ„t synner I do saye with the publycane Lorde be mercyfull to me a synner for I haue offended the many wayes and am nat worthy to lyfte vp myne eyes into the not to lyue vpon the earthe but lorde be thou mercyfull vnto me a synner accordynge to the greate mercy and I wyll confesse my synnes vntd y e which yf I wolde I can nat hyde froÌ„ the for thou arte y e lorde of power y u knoweste the secretes of our hertes haue mercy therfore on me O Lorde accordinge to thy great mercy and let me nat cast awaye y â— thynge throught my wrechednes which thy almyghty goodnes hath created redemed but forgyue me lorde and sende thy holy spryte into me that I may kepe thy lawe and commaundementes ¶ A prayer to be sayd at the sacrameÌ„t of messe BLessed praysed be the father of heuen y t seÌ„t downe his onely soÌ„ne Chryst for to redeme vs. And blessed be our lorde Jesus chryst y t shede his blode for our sakes And hath lefte his body here amonge vs in fourme of breade wyne As a pledge for to witnesse vnto vs y t he hathe bene all redy here in the worlde hath shedde his blode plenteously for our redempcyon Therfore O father of heuen I praye the accept his deathe as a sufficeÌ„t oblacion and satystactyon for my synnes And set his passyon betwene thy iudgemente and my soule And loke nat vpon my synnes but haue mercy on me for his sake and sende thy holy spirite into me that I may kepe thy lawes commaundementes Amen ¶ When ye do kysse y e pax say thus to your selfe O Lorde gyue me grace to forgyue myne aduerlaryes frely for thy sake y t I may kysse worthely togither w t my neyghbours in y e holy kysse of charyte accordiÌ„g to thy coÌ„mauÌ„demeÌ„t ¶ When ye take holy breade say thus to your selfe LYke as ther be many graynes of corne in thê brede euyn so be we al meÌ„bres of one bodi iÌ„ our lord Jesê° chryst in whoÌ„ there was neuer malyce nor coÌ„trauersyfouÌ„d let vs therfore agre togyther as the members of one body And so take brede louingly togyther Amen ¶ When ye take holy water say thus BLessed and praysed be our lorde Jesus chryst wich hath wasshed away our sinnes in his blode And is mercyfull to vs for euer ⧠The holy water also is a token of our Baptyme ¶ Grace to be sayd be fore meate LEt vs eate in the name of y e lorde and satysfye our body temporaly with suche meate as he hath sente ¶ The answere ANd let vs desyre hym lyke wese to satysfy our soule with y â— gyfte of good lyuynge that we may be euer as redy to all good workes as we be nowe to our meate Grace to be sayde after meate THankes be to our lord god that hathe sente vs thus ☞ The answere ANd let vs prayse hym that causeth bothe fisshes to swymme in the water And beastes to lyue on the earth for our sustenaunce to hym be prayse and glory for euermore Amen ⧠A prayer to be sayd of a syke man at the poynte 〈◊〉 â—â—ath O Lorde I thanke the for y t thou hast preserued me from al soden death And hast gyuen me nowe this syckenes and knolege of my death ende that I myght repente beleue and trust in the my lorde god which art mercyfull and dost all thynges for the best for I knowe that thou louest them whom thou dost chastyse And I thaÌ„ked the y t y u hast gyuen me know lege and faithe in thy sone lesu chryst by whom I knowe that I shall be saued euyn aswell as the thefe was or Mary Magedelyne or any other creature whiche were synners aswell as I am I wyll therfore lorde synge furth thy prayse come forth nowe all people say with me let vs reioyce in the lorde our sauynge helth and lette vs prayse him in psalmes and cantycles ☞ For he is the great lorde And is aboue all goddes and wyll nat caste away his people †For he hath loked from his hyght holy place aboue yea he hathe loked from heuen into earth âšœ That he myhht here the greuous syghes of the peniteÌ„t and y t he myght saue and delyuer the chyldren of theÌ„ that were lost ¶ Let vs therfore prayse the lorde And saye that he is good vnto vs for his mercy is without ende †He hath nat done vnto vs accordynge to our synnes nor he hath nat rewarded vs accordynge to our wyckednes but as the father shuld haue mercy ouer his chyldren euen so hath the lorde taken mercy vpon vs that loue hym and here hym ☞ For loke how far dystaunce there is bytwene y e East the west And so farre hath y e lorde set our sines froÌ„ vs ⧠Let vs therfore praise hi coÌ„tinual ly y t was borne of the virgyn Mary âšœ And suffred death for vs so mercy fully and ascended vp into heuen so glorously ¶ To prepare a waye for vs and to be our medyatour contynually before god the father ⧠And wyll be our iudge at y e great daye of Judgemente to iudge vs in mercy is his intente ⧠Into his handes therfore I commytte my soule trustyng onely in the father the sonne and the holy gost to whom be all prayse and glorye nowe and for euer more Amen ¶ Here after foloweth rules of wysdome vertue .xx. i noÌ„ber MAke thy prayer to god twyse in a day at the leaste 2 ¶ Auoyde ydelnes be alwayes occupyed in soÌ„me honest busynes or studye 3 ☞ Be obedyeÌ„t to kynges princes and to theyr offycers 4 ⧠Here muche but be nat rasshe thy selfe in spekynge 5 †Use sobrenes humylyte and thou shalt be called wyse 6 âšœ Rebuke lyght wanton ê‘soÌ„s and specyally swerers 7 ⧠Shewe good example of vertuous lyuynge to the people 8 †Order thy housholde quietly instructe them in goddes wordes 9 âšœ Yf thou be called to promocion mynyster Justyce without brybes or false dissymulacyon 10 ☞ Gyue faire language to all people and specyally to pore folkes 11 ⧠Be nat percial for fauour or lucre nor agre nat to wronge doers 12 ¶ Get thy goodes truly and spende them acordynge to thy degre mesurably 13 ¶ In ê“speryte beware of pryde remember thy olde estate and lyue in the feare of god 14 ☞ Desyre some frende of thyne to tell the of thy fautes and so shalte thou lyue suerly 15 âšœ Here thy frende in wysedome and mystrust euer thyne owne iudgemente 16 ¶ In matters of wayght be nat hasty in answerynge but take respyte 17 ☞ For of hasty answeryng par adueÌ„ture repentaunce myght folowe but in proces of tyme commethe wysdome and knolege 18 †In aduersite forgyue and be pacyent and trust to goddes helpe 19 âšœ Studye alwayes howe to be stowe thy tyme here in this worlde to goddes pleasure 20 ⧠RemeÌ„ber well thy last daye and thynke often vpon death ⧠FINIS ¶ Imprynted at London in Fletestrete at the sygne of the George nexte to saynt Dunstons churche by Wyllyam Myddylton
as ye haue done wronge dispose the resydue of your gooddes lyberaly to the pore ☞ Contrary to swerynge vse rather scilens lerne to vse sobernes and pa cyens Contrary to malyce wrathe vse pacyens shewe loue gentylnes bothe in worde dede forgyue remeÌ„brynge y t chryst dyd forgyue suffered pacyently the wordes of the Jewes yea he suffred death wrongfully amonge them ⧠And thus in euery degre of synne vse and practyse y t vertu whiche is coÌ„ trary to y e synne wherin ye arre moste corruptdd And so by vertue ye shall ouercome vyce synne for it is the best meanes that can be deuysed to brynge a man to perfyte lyuynge ¶ Here folowith a prayer to be sayde at nyght after confession made and true xepentaunce had ⧠The prayer of the penytent O Heuenly father y t creatour and maker of all thynges to whom bothe heuen earth is obedient And to whom the algels do seruyce do synge with a contynuall voyce Holy holy most holy lorde god of power callynge the euyn so for thy great power almyghtynes whose excellente maiestye no thought nor tongue of men or angels caÌ„ expresse Now wheÌ„ I haue sinned agaynst the do remeÌ„ber with my selfe what a lorde of power I do offende with my great and innumerable synnes then I abhorre mine owne folisshenes And also wheÌ„ I consyder howe gentyll louynge a father I haue forsaken I vtterly dis pyse my madnes great vnkyndnes And whan I beholde se froÌ„ what howe blessed a lyberte my spryte is banysshed from which is the ioy y t I was wonte to haue In the my lorde god and nowe in what a myserabte case bondage of sinne the deuyll I haue wrapped my selfe in then am I al togyther myscontented w t my selfe and sore troubled in my coÌ„sciens And haue nothynge els before myne eyes but hell desperacyon for then my coÌ„scyence trembeleth feareth much the greate Justice of god whiche in deade is ineuitable and no man can escape it But yet coÌ„trary wyse on the other side when I beholde lorde thy vnmesurable loue goodnes toward maÌ„kynde And thy mercy wherin as the ê“phetê do testifie thou dost passe excelle Which sadyst I wyll nat the deathe of a synner but rather that he shulde lyue be conuerted I therfore remeÌ„bryng thy greate kyndenes alwayes shewed vnto vs and these thy most gentyl wordes do saye vnto my selfe A wreche that I am why haue I offended so mercyfull a lorde and therat I am halfe astoned agayne discuÌ„forte i my selfe But theÌ„ coÌ„meth into my mynde a nother swete saynge of thy mouth which saydest That in what houre so euer the synner dothe repente I wyll no more remember hys vnkyndnes And therwith I am so muche conforted agayne that I am compelled euen to meruayle and lay with my selfe O the wonderfull loue of god towarde vs for his mercy is without ende And then I saye vnto my selfe why shulde I be in dispayre to haue remyssyone of my synnes at his handes whiche in the tyme of my noughty lyuynge hathe preserued me that I myght lyue lerne to knowe him And nowe of his owne mere mocyon calleth me to repeÌ„tance bycause he delyteth in me and wolde haue me saued sor truly he hathe great delyte and comforth In a repentant synner that coÌ„meth vnto hym as he hath declared vnto vs by manye parables As in the .x. Chapter of Luke by the parable of the woman hauynge ten groses whiche yf she lose one then she lygh tethe a candell and swepethe the house and sekethe dylygently tyll she haue founde it And when she hathe founde it she calleth in her neyhgbours and lo uers saynge my frendes reioce with me For I haue fouÌ„de the grote agayne that I lost euen so lykewyse more ioye and reioysynge shal be in heuen ouer one synner y t repeÌ„teth then ouer nynety nyne iuste psons y t haue nat offeÌ„ded And sykewyse it is let furth in the parable of the hundereth shepe y t were lette vpoÌ„ the hyll for to go to seke one shepe y t was lost with dyuers other parables but it is most expresly sette forthe in the parable of the prodygall ionne whose Image I vtterly recognyce konwlege in my selfe for vnhappely lefte I So louynge a father buthryftely myspeÌ„ding his substauÌ„ce and gyftes And whyles I do folowe styll the carnall desyres of my owne wyll vtterly forgetyng lorde thy pre ceptes I do tomble my selfe all to gy ther in the seruytude of vyce And so I beyng blynde voyde of all bertu brought to extreme pouerte can nat se whether to fle But vnto hi agayne that I dyd forsake for he is the lorde of power father of mercye Yes truly I am vnworthy lorde to be receyued of the. Or to lyfte vp myne eyes vnto the or y t I shulde call the by the name of a father but I most humbly beleche the to loke gently towardes me with the eye of thy mercy for thy gentyl loke the inspyracyon of thy spryte is of suche strength y t it reuyueth a synner beyng deade And it restoreth a sike maÌ„ to his helth againe For truly in y t I am dyspleased nowe with my selfe and do perceyue myne owne faute I must nedes referre it vnto the for it coÌ„meth of the grace And nat of my selfe for I beyng long blynde wanderynge farre out of the ryght way thou hast wytsafe to loke towardes me and to restore me my ryght agayne that I may se nowe ê‘ceyue in what case I am And what dauÌ„ger I have escaped And w t what myscheffes trobles I was laden cuÌ„bred withal I therfore lord beyng an vnthryfty seruant and worthy of muche punysshement Am nothynge worthy to be honored regarded lyke a sonne nor I wyl nat desyre it but it shal be suffycyent for me Yf it wolde please the of thy goodnes but to admytte me into thy seruyce And to accepte me amongest the sympleste and lowest sore of thy seruauntes that I may attayne to Saluacyon through thy mercy for in thy holy place there be many mencyon places or seates And it shall be suffycyent for me yf I may but syt at the feete of thy blessed seruauÌ„tes haue merci therfore on me my lorde and father for I do vtterly abhorre myne olde corrupte lyfe And am come nowe for to dwell with the. And wyll neuer forsake the agayne But wyll contynue in thy seruyce all the dayes of my lyfe And I wyl forsake all the pompes and pleasures of this worlde aâ— the desceytful wayes that I haue vsed And wyl nat be afshamed here in this worlde to liue aster a pore sorte and to be acumpted a mongest y e most abiecte symplew so that I may wynne euerlastynge honour with the to whom be al prayse glory nowe foreuer more Amen ¶ The prayer of Salomon O