The Stacions of Rome, and the Pilgrims Sea-Voyage With Clene Maydenhod ... Edited by Frederick J. Furnivall |
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Hose wole / his soule leche.
Lustne to me .I. wol him teche
Pardoun / Is þi soule bote.
At grete Rome / þer is þe Roote.
Pardoun / a word in frensch hit is.
Forȝiuenesse / of þi synnes i-wis.
Lustne to me .I. wol him teche
Pardoun / Is þi soule bote.
At grete Rome / þer is þe Roote.
Pardoun / a word in frensch hit is.
Forȝiuenesse / of þi synnes i-wis.
Þe Duchesse of troye / þat sum tyme was.
To Rome com / wiþ gret pres.
Of hire com Romilous / and Romilon.
Of whom / Rome furst bi-gon.
Heþene hit was / and cristned nouȝt.
Til petur / and poul / hit hedde I.-bouȝt.
Wiþ Gold / ne seluer / ne wiþ no goode.
Bot wiþ heore flesch / and with heore blode.
For þei soffrede boþe dede.
Heore soule to saue / fro þe quede
To Rome com / wiþ gret pres.
Of hire com Romilous / and Romilon.
Of whom / Rome furst bi-gon.
Heþene hit was / and cristned nouȝt.
Til petur / and poul / hit hedde I.-bouȝt.
Wiþ Gold / ne seluer / ne wiþ no goode.
Bot wiþ heore flesch / and with heore blode.
For þei soffrede boþe dede.
Heore soule to saue / fro þe quede
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