De patinata bce marie dwgins

11 Cap' pimmy

as We do now to holy churche: of that We may Wprime
that otherel they zane to pone men: and Wymes made also,
As they thicke deel they lyues: gosses fawne to do
Therwas no man in pseel: that so moche good hadde
As Joachim and Anne his Wyl: for twonthe y'pei lade,
Ther sende the as it doth now: inen that Wole beynge
to holy churche: ser good Wol were: in alle thynge.
Joachim and Anne his Wyl: to geve his lpf lade,
Abenty Wytteo in clene fonsliode: and no thylde they hadde
Ther fore ashamed they were: liven alle that they were,
Forzeten of god before alle other: for the no thylde here,
They bisylfte to god: if thylde he Wolde hem sende,
That they it Wolde to godes fynce: putte Wiffkanten end,
Eche zere thieses Joachim: to the temple Wolde Wende,
To make fidefast his biskeste: if god Wolde him thylde fain,
And made his offynge largely: of all thinge y' they hadde
And pesed god sende hem a thylde: to make her hertes glade,
Tho they lade Abenty Wytteo: hev lyp plus p
Joachim effed to the temple: as he was wome to do,
Puben that the temple kepe: putte hym a bak a non,
And sece that he undreethy Was: amonge goode men to goon,
And that one forde him fheved: that he Wolde nonalft,
That ony thylde biswene hem: forth Weve ybrought
Joachim Was see a ftaimed: and he Wente out ano,
For shame among other men: in temple he mygiste not gon,
In few emtace With his sheep: he Wente Weppinge ful fore
He thonghte abte the temple newe: anme his Wyl for to com: no more
As he athome fheved his hertes Was he tkeve: fully montice fytte
That he ne herted nought of his fuides: ne as anme as Wylne,
An anget: fhe com to hym: ane was him he glad and llythe,
And faike one lade Wolde hev him fer: y' he had hy
And faike that anme fhe velle a fone aboue him: y' he had
To love and glYPH<223>pe of all the World: ab Appletes fere p wad,
In token thev of he was hym hones to go: and y' he fute nowe
For at the golden zat: anme mete he fiole
Joachim nowde thys lene: for so longe thyldeles they were
As it hom was he Wente mathesles: ne forste he elles for fex,
Great wel made anme for hym: thicke myghste no Womyn more,
In an herber the sit a nap: for hym Weppinge ful fore
Of the Wlonge as hondes a:3 trues on god: undew a forew tue,
And ane y' he loked to hen en llaunde: f' gan thicron to p
As the Woude naft With song brus de: y' o for the fliue thyn ane

Cap' p[er]mi

|| De statimite ke marie oregnis ~

Eche thinge bint vs thowb sendest ioye: I dar not pleyne more
Vs ouely p[er]uade me that I am not other vs
me thynketh wondert zif I durste: that you will do so
As thin ioye of childeu p[er]uade me be mynuest: and also me bynone
my f[ra]p[on]e: that I londed most: I not wher[e] is by come
That cam the aingel there to live: doute the no thing he sende
for a childe you shall beve: al by goddes vede
Wondre shall al the world thew: thew thingh faued shall be
and some pon shall the childe beve: and some þ shall it se
Algeyn thew f[ra]p[on]e you go anony: to fulfille thy bone
At the gilden zate þ shall hym mete: come þ' nene se some
The goods þ' yf leste not this: nathles for this the wende
Ageyn my f[ra]p[on]e to mete hym i' as the aingel my kende
This good man and Anne his þyf: come and to gidev mette
Atte gilden zate withi ioye: and ful f[ra]p[on]e g[ra]vete
They ensdes a clipte withi ioye ynolb: and better thy londed the
To have a childe as the aingel þyde: homewarts yet gan go
Some f[ra]co a f[ra]ter the tyme fel: by Woinnanes eight kynde
Hemt Ame bar that f[ra]bete barn: that eide shall ben in mynde
Mye thyngh that hom we londed ben: that ev'ere weve forlond
The eyteth þy of Septembre: this goode mayde was don

|| H[u]r nata est beata virgo maria

C[ri]ften men that comen f[ra]tthe: of h[u]r biwthe wiste nonght
Or nowb late thingh faue myrattle: þ' f[ra]e in woldle hath wronge
An h[u]oly man enþ zere: g[ra]eet ioye in h[u]ene nay
S[o] zere to zere in septembre: as falleth ouer lade day
Ouere lade lie bas zif his deille were: to sende to Renynge there
Why in h[u]ene þ' day more ioye thew was: pan other day in the zere
That cam an aingel and to hym f[ra]tde: ouer lade was born that day
That of was al the ioye in h[u]ene: that lie there f[ra]tde
And bad þ[ar]u to h[u]oly chirche: and to men of ev'the alsd
Thynketh ioye and f[ra]ste that day: as he falleth in h[u]ene do
H[u]oly chirche wiste h[u]r biwthe: first in this manere
As the nowb of h[u]r h[u]oly lyf: þ' she lade in ev'the there

|| Quoniam beata virgo maria presentata, templò, et contemplatione ems, et beney
non as she was three zeer olde: as it fel in the f[ra]b[ee]
She was offred to the temple: after the olde lade
Tho f[ra]sde h[u]r moder brest: and walke þeek no more
And to the temple was þ come: men myghte se goddes ore
There were yb. degrees made by fore the a[th]e
In worshippe of the yb. fulnes: written in the p[ra]lacye
This is h[u]ene thing clene upon hem: til that she cam on thing