A newe Treatyse deuyded in thre [arties

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[The fyrst parte is to know, & haue ī mynde]

Here begyn̄eth a newe Treatyse deuyded in thre parties.

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Here begynneth the fyrste parte of this boke/that speaketh of mannes wretchednes.

Here begynneth the seconde parte of this boke/that speaketh of the worlde.

Here begynneth the thyrde parte of this boke/that speaketh of death.

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Of thre maners of death.

Howe a mannes soule is deade throughe synne.

Howe in hell is death without ende.

What maner thynge is death.

Men dredeth death for foure thynges.

Of the fyrste encheason why men dredeth death.

The .ij. encheasō why mē dredeth death.

Of the thyrde encheason why men dredeth death.

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Of the fourth encheason why men dredeth death.

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The thyrde encheason, is to our vnderstandynge
Why euery man dredeth deathes cōmynge
For all thynge shall be shewed and sene
Both good, euyll, foule, and also clene
And there ben rehersed, as the boke telleth ryght
Bytwene foule fendes, and Aungelles bryght
Than shall they despute there, all our lyfe
With great sorowe, both care and stryfe
For in the same tyme, all thynge shall be knowen
And in the same day, nothynge ben hydden
But onely synne, that is clensed here
And all good dedes done in good manere
Than shall we all there, both here and se
All maner pryuyties, that euer wrought we
And therfore God sayeth in his Gospell
In the same maner, that I wyll you tell.

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