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The South English Legendary


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VOLUME I
  
[[BANNA SANCTORUM.]]
  
De circumsicione Domini
  
Eppiphania Domini
  
De sancto Hillario
  
De sancto Wolstano
  
De sancto Fabiano
  
De sancto Sebastiano
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De sancta Agneta
  
[De Sancto Vincencio]
  
De sancto Iuliano confessore
  
Iul[ianus]
  
De sancta Brigida
  
De sancto Blasio
  
De sancta Agatha
  
De sancta Scolastica
  
De sancto Valentino
  
De sancta Iuliana virgine
  
De sancto Matthi[e] apostolo
  
De sancto Oswaldo
  
De sancto Ceddo
  
De sancto Grigorio
  
De sancto Longio
  
De sancto Patricio
  
De sancto Edwardo Rege
  
De sancto Cuberto
  
De sancto Benedicto
  
De anunciacione dominica
  
De septuagesima
  
De quatragesima
  
De sancto Pascha
  
De sancta Maria Egiptiaka
  
De sancto Alphego
  
De sancto Gorgio
  
De sancto Marco
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Letania maior de rogacionibus
  
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Letania minor
  
De sancto Petro predicatore
  
De sancto Philippo
  
De sancto Iacobo
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[De sancto lingno]
  
De sancto Quiriaco
  
Sein Brandan
  
De sancto Donstano
  
De santo Aldelmo
  
De sancto Agustino
  
De sancto Barnaba
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[Sein Theofle was a gret man ]
  
De sancto Albano
  
De sancto Iohanne Baptista. [Decollatio]
  
De sancto Petro apostolo
  
De conuersione sancti Pauli
  
De sancto Switthino
  
De sancto Kenelmo
  
[Seinte Margarete was []
  
De sancta Maria Magdalene
  
De sancta Cristina
  
De sancto Iacobo
  
De sancto Cristoforo
  
De sancta Martha
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VOLUME II

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Uor he was of a grettore man and in a more stude also
And for grettore neode verst iuonde and in þe ordinal ydo
Þe pope Grigori it byuond as me bad him ilome
In þe hexte stude of þe world for atte court of Rome
Þe encheson was ek gret inou for bi þulke daye
Men of Rome faste hore Leinte oure Louerd forto paye
Ac anon so Ester was icome hi turnde to glotonie
And frete and dronke sorwe inou and lyuede in lecherie
Oure Louerd nom eche ȝer þulke tyme þer of wreche inou
And uerlich in stronge deþe muche of þat folk slou
And somme as hi wende aboute ower in felde oþer in mede
Somme atte mete & somme in pley volle adoun standede
And alle þat euere deide so bi costome gonne deie
Galpinge alle oþer fneosynge as al þat folk yseie
Þere uore wanne men galpede þo hi blessede hom anon
Þeruore we makeþ oure uastynge þe nexte day of echon
Þat comeþ after Ester and biuore neuere mo
As a sein Markes day þat yconfermed was þo
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