In hono●… 〈…〉  
●nto your 〈…〉   

If for the fury 〈…〉  
Thou hast more 〈…〉  
For thilk 〈…〉  
Than hath ou … 〈…〉  
Of rome Cesar 〈…〉  
Though her name 〈…〉  
Her idle fame to thine 〈…〉   

Therefore rejoice & he ri … 〈…〉  
O nazareth of name more … 〈…〉  
For out of the flow … 〈…〉  
Most full of grace som● 〈…〉  
Of the which fully reme … 〈…〉  
So long agoon spoke holy 〈…〉  
When that he said in high 〈…〉   

 
Her hope of tris●● 〈…〉 mayn●ynable  
Rotyd 〈◊〉 god by ●●●yt sickerness  
whose charity so long 'gan him ●resse  
That by to go● hasted ran ●he fire  
With he●te of cleanness to ask by desire   

Strong in 〈◊〉 prudent in gouernaunc●  
She had also conveyed with cleanness  
And sollemynly she had a … aunce  
In all her work ye with great advysidnesse  
And ●●er annexed 〈◊〉 rightwiseness  
With 〈…〉 … te of womanly bounty  
She had of 〈…〉 mercy and pity   

Sothfas' … 〈…〉 also of charity  
As 〈…〉 was in thought and deed  
And 〈…〉 of virgynyte  
O● 〈…〉 … igne full of lowlyhede  
As humbl● of cheer and … enynes of d●●de  
… ent of speech 〈◊〉 she list to show  
Large of sentence & but of words few   

To pu … and 〈◊〉 that was ever her life  
Of 〈…〉 by devotion  
To god 〈…〉 thought contemplative  
Sh● fervent ever in her intention  
And idle never from occupation  
And … ally to 〈◊〉 deed  
Her hand was ever ready at the need   

And full she was of compassion  
To rue in all th' … woe or s …  
Well willed ever 〈◊〉 hoo●e affection  
To every wight so long was hy● 〈◊〉  
Sad with all 〈◊〉 that her never as …  
A look 〈…〉 ever fair  
So close of sigh● 〈…〉 this deed   

〈…〉 … anor ●once in y …  
●f crysts by 〈◊〉 how he did write  
●o god she le … her tendyr hands white  
Beseeching him she might abide and see  
The blissful da … 〈…〉 nativity   

〈…〉 the b … Elisabeth  
That ty●…nd is 〈…〉 … r a visions  
I find how this maid of nazareth  
Said every day seven orison  
That called be●● her petitions  
With humble heart this young blissful maid  
Full lowly kneeling even thus she said    

How our lady prayed to god for seven petitions capytulo quinto  

〈◊〉 Blissful lord that knowest the intent  
Of every heart in thine eternal sight  
〈◊〉 me go●●e the first commaundemeyte  
●ulfille as it is skill and right  
〈◊〉 … aunt also with heart will & might  
〈…〉 my soul and all my knowing  
〈…〉 love above all other thing   

●●ue me might plainly to fulfil  
… t bidding like to thy pleasance  
●or to love with heart and all my will  
〈◊〉 neighbour in deed and countenance  
… ht as myself with every circumstance  
〈◊〉 here with all for/ joy woe or smart  
〈◊〉 ●ou lovest to love with all mine heart