The Divine SERVICES AND ANTHEMS Usually Sung In the CATHEDRALS AND COLLEGIATE CHOIRES IN The Church of England.  
Collected by J. C.  Col. 3. 16. Let the word of Christ dwell in you richly in all wisdom, teaching and admonishing one another, in Psalms, and Hymns, and spiritual Songs, singing with grace in your hearts to the Lord. 
LONDON, Printed by W. G. and are to be sold by Henry Brome at the Gun in Ivy-lane.  
1663.   

BUT I have one thing to clear, which perhaps will be objected, the often Repetitions which are marked with two. which cannot be avoided, since the parts cannot but be Echoing their sense and gracing the Music to make an harmony in both: for which, he that understands any thing thereof, will be my Advocate: so that this small Collection may inform the Ignorant, reform the Obstinate, conform the Moderate, and confirm all to Communicate in the Church of God. That all Christians may so do, is the hearty desire and daily prayer of the meanest of the Sons of the Church.  
J. C.   



See here the sacred Harp with well-tuned string  
Skilfully touched by a most pious King;  
Of whose great Actions after Gods own heart  
This is recorded too, He played his Part.    depiction of a king with harp   

To the Reverend WALTER JONES Doctor in Divinity, AND Subdean of his Majesty's Chappel-Royal, etc.  
SIR,  
Under your able Patronage I have presumed to shelter this my weak endeavour, which if for no other reason than the well-meaning devotion thereof, I was sure would not be unacceptable or troublesome to you. Be pleased therefore to intermit awhile those Seraphical Raptures, in the excellency whereof, and your thereto tuned Piety, you are so famously happy. And vouchsafe an ear to the mean address of these Rudiments (as it were) of Church Music, which, like other perfections, hath suffered merely through the people's ignorance.  
To you therefore more especially do I dedicate this Essay, whose alone competent Skill and judgement in the highest mysteries of this Divine Science, if it shall please you to descend and deign a favourable approbation thereunto, cannot but command reception from others: since my knowledge at Oxford (improved further at London) of your Eminency this way, cannot so far disoblige the world as not to believe you have the supreme Mastery in religious Music; by which, as you charm the Soul, and all its affections, no doubt you can prevail upon and persuade public acceptance.  
I submit this piece in this (howsoever rude) manner to your judgement, having attempted, I hope, something of tendency to the Church's peace and harmony, whereof though I am a small and an unworthy Member, yet a Mite even from such is justly expected: For higher works God hath fitted and prepared your most Artful Hand, and hath placed you in an Orb from whence your Melody (as of the Spheres) of holiness and constant goodness in and for the Church, is universally heard with joy and delight. In which happiness, God Almighty long continue you here and late translate you to the Angelical Choir: so prays,  
Reverend Sir, Your most devoted and obedient Servant, JAMES CLIFFORD.   

To the READER.  
IT was the glory and hitherto happiness of Rhetoric alone, of all other Sciences, to fit and adapt itself to every capacity and understanding; and therefore it hath been said to have something more of Divinity in it than the rest: and we have a Proverb of remark, — The plainer the better: Considering this, and of how near a relation Music is to Rhetoric, yea more ravishingly vocal and moving the spirit beyond the others most violent efforts, and how the Church of God, in which Music hath been constantly used throughout all the various forms thereof, both Jewish and Christian, (whatever the sceptic Separatist, or any novel Schismatic shall in vain, and falslly gainsay, though I will not make it my task, or lose so much labour as to go about to refute them) hath suffered through the unintelligency and ignorance thereof: I thought it a duty worthy the zeal of a Christian to remove this prejudice under and by which the Church hath so long without a proportionable remedy been grieved and afflicted. For, it is to be presumed that the most morose and quarrelsome disapprovers of this Music in our solemn Assemblies, object neither against the harmony itself, for there is no peevish nor discontented spirit whatsoever which it will not appease and allay, and that it doth naturally; nor for the matter, for that is always Scripture, or deduced and taken thence, which they will by no means reject if they knew it to be such: It remains therefore, that it is want of information and direction; for while the Choir sings, it seems to them, (they say) a kind of service in an unknown Tongue, not one in a hundred able to bear a part, or understand what is sung.  
I have therefore (in hopes to re●ress this evil of ignorance, and to ●ring all to the knowledge of this Musical piety, whose comforts and delights when they have once thro●owly tasted, I do not doubt but my ●abour will be thankworthy) printed ●ll the Anthems usually sung in any of our Cathedrals verbatim, with the ingeminations and doubles thereof, and the pauses and rests of the same, that the people may follow the Choir in their Devotions without any loss or mistake, and be encouraged to learn to assist and consort in the same melody. To which I shall use this only motive, that since it will be all and our sole employment in Heaven, it will be wretchless and unexcusable neglect not to mind it here on earth.  
I might say something to commend these Heavenly Anthems, but they are above humane praise, and direct us to the chiefest of all praises, God's glory; and his Words and Works magnify themselves and their blessed Author, from whom they first cam● (though written by men inspired) an● to whom they must return. So Reader, I will not further stay thee from the contemplation thereof, but refe● thee to the heavenly satisfaction tho● shalt find therein.  
Vale.   

●rief DIRECTIONS for the understanding of that part of the Divince Service performed with the Organ in S. Paul's Cathedral on Sundays and Holidays.  

The first Service in the Morning.  
AFter the Psalms a Voluntary upon the Organ alone.  
After the first Lesson is sung the ●e Deum, i. We praise thee O God.  
After the second Lesson the Bene●ictus, i. Blessed be the Lord God of Israel: or the Jubilate, i. O be joyful in the Lord all ye lands.  
After the third Collect, i. O Lord ●ur heavenly Father, etc. is sung the ●irst Anthem.  
After that the Litany, i. O God the Father of heaven, have mercy etc.  
After the Blessing, i. The grace of ●ur Lord Jesus Christ, etc. a Voluntary ●lone upon the Organ.   

The second, or Communion Service.  
AFter every Commandment th● Prayer, i Lord have mer● upon us, and etc.  
After the Epistle, this heavenly ejaculation, Glory be to thee O Lor●  
After the holy Gospel; the Nice● Creed, i. I believe in one God, etc.  
After the Sermon, the last Anthe●   

At Evening Service.  
AFter the Psalms a Voluntary loan by the Organ.  
After the first Lesson, is sung th● Magnificat, i. My soul doth magni● the Lord.  
After the second Lesson, the Nu●dimittis, i Lord now lettest thou th● servant departed in peace, etc.  
After the third Collect, i. Light● our darkness we beseech etc. is sung th● first Anthem.  
After the Sermon, is sung the la● Anthem.    

THE TABLE.  

A.  
IX. ALmighty and everlasting God, page 10  
XXXVI. Ah helpless wretch, what 42  
XLV. Almighty and everlasting God, 57  
L. Almighty and everlasting God, we hu 62  
LX. Almighty God, whose praise this day 72  
LXI. Almighty God, which madest thy bl 73  
LXXXVII. Almighty God, who through 116  
LXXXIX. Almighty God, the fountain 118  
XCII. Arise O Lord, why sleepest thou? 121  
CIV. * Almighty God, which by the lead 137  
CXXXVIII. Above the Stars my Savio 192  
CXLII. All laud and praise with heart 198  
CLII Alack when I look back upon 216  
CLVIII. A new Commandment give 224  
CLXV. Awake my soul! and come awe 236   

B.  
XX. BEhold it is Christ, which was ord 26  
XXII. Blessed be thy name, O God, 28  
XXXVIII. Behold, thou hast made my d 46  
XLVI. Behold how good and joyful a th' 58  
LIX. Behold now praise the Lord all ye 71  
LXXIII. Blessed are those that are undef 92  
XCIII. Blessed art thou that fearest Go 122  
CXII. Bow down thine eye, O Lord, a 150  
CXXII. Behold, I bring you glad tydi 164  
CXXV. Bow down thine ear, O Lord, 168  
CXXIX. Blessed be the Lord God of Is 176  
CXXXI. Blessed are all they that fear 178   

C.  
VI CAll to remembrance, O Lord, page 6  
XLI. Christ rising again from the dead, 50  
Christ is risen again etc. 51  
XLVIII. Christ our Paschal Lamb 60  
LXXXI. Christ our  is sacrifis 106  
LXXXII. Christ is risen from the dead 108   

D.  
XII. DEliver us, O Lord our God 14  
XXXI. Deliver me from mine enemies 37  
XLIV. Deliver me O God from all 56   

E.  
CXLVII. EXalt thyself above the 208   

G.  
LII. GOdliness is great riches 64  
LXXII. Glorous and powerful God 90  
CIX. God the Protector of all that 145  
CXIX. Glory be to God on high, and 160  
CXL. Give the King thy judgements 194  
CXLVIII. God which as on this day, 209   

H.  
III. Hid not thou thy face from me 3  
VIII. Haste thee, O God, to deliver me 8  
XXXII. Hosanna to the Son of David 38  
XXXV. Hear my prayer, O God, and co 41  
LIII. Hear the prayers, O our God 65  
LXXXVIII. Holy Lord God Almighty 117  
XCIV. How long wilt thou forget me 124  
CVIII. Have mercy upon me, O God 144  
CXX. Holy, holy, holy, Lord God of host 162  
CXXIII. Holy, holy, holy, Lord God All 165  
CXXVIII. Harken ye nations, O come 174  
CXXX. Hear my prayer, O Lord, and 177  
CLVII. He that hath my Command 223  
CLIX Hear the voice and prayer of thy 225  
CLXIV. Harken, O God, unto a wre 234   

I.  
XVI. I Call and cry to thee, O Lord, 19  
XVII. I will exalt thee, O Lord, for thou 20  
XXVII. I lift my heart to thee 33  
XXXIX. I will praise the Lord with 48  
XLVII. If ye love me, keep my Comma 59  
LI. I am the resurrection and the life 63  
LXVI. I heard a voice saying, in 80  
LXXIV. In thee O Lord have I put 94  
LXXVI. If ye be risen again with Christ 97  
XCVI. I will magnify thee, O Lord, 126  
CII. I beheld, and lo, a great multitude 132  
CXXIV. In Bethlehem Town, O happy 166  
CXXXV. In thee, O Lord, have I 186  
CXXXVI. If the Lord himself had not 188  
CL. I heard a voice in heaven, Saying 213  
CLX. I have loved, for the Lord will 226   

L.  
XIV. LOrd we beseech thee, give 17  
XXXIII. Lift up your heads, O ye 39  
XLII. Let God arise, and let his enemies 52  
LV. Lord who shall dwell in thy Tabern 67  
LXX. Let us now laud and magnify 88  
LXXVIII. Let God arise, and let his 100  
LXXX. Let my complaint come before 104  
CXIV. Lord who shall dwell in thy Ta 152  
CXVII. Lord to the I make my moan 158  
CXXXIX. Lord I am not high minded 193  
CXLI. Lord in thy wrath reprove 196  
CLXVI. Look Shepherds, look! Why, 238   

M.  
LXVII. MY song shall be of mercy 82   

N.  
LVII. NOT unto us, O Lord, not 69   

O.  
I. O Lord make thy servant Charles 1  
II. O Lord grant the King a long life 2  
IU. O Lord give thy holy Spirit 4  
VII. O Lord the Maker of all things 7  
X. O thou God Almighty, Father of all 11  
XI. O Lord the world's Saviour 12  
XIII. O praise the Lord all ye heathen, 16  
XVIII. O Lord I bow the knees of my 22  
XIX. O God be merciful unto us and 24  
XXV. O God, whom our offences 31  
XXVIII. O Lord turn thy wrath 34  
XXIX. O give thanks unto the Lord 35  
XXXIV. O Lord rebuke me not in thine 40  
XXXVII. Out of the deep have I called 44  
LVI. O clap your hands together all ye 68  
LXIII. O how happy a thing it is 76  
LXVIII. O Lord our Governor 84  
LXIX. O Lord thou hast searched me out 86  
LXXI. O praise God in his holiness 89  
LXXV. O God my heart is ready, 96  
LXXXIII. O Lord of hosts, thou God 109  
LXXXIV. O eternal God Almighty 110  
XC. O how glorious art thou, O God 119  
XCVII. O God the proud are risen up 127  
XCVIII. O glorious God, O Christ our 128  
XCIX. O how amiable are thy dwelling 129  
CI. O God who through the preaching 131  
CIII. O Lord turn not away thy face 134  
CV. O Lord in thee is all my trust 138  
CX. O sing unto the Lord a new song 146  
CXIII. O Lord I have loved the habita 151  
CXVI. O clap your hands together all 156  
CXVIII. O mortal man! how long wilt 159  
CXXVI. O God of gods, O King of ki 170  
CXXVII. O God of gods, O King of 172  
CXXXII. O Lord let me know mine 180  
CXXXIV. O Jesus meek, O Jesus sweet 184  
CXLIII. O Lord of whom I do depend 200  
CXLVI. O sing unto the Lord a new 207  
CLI. O Lord my God in all distress, 214  
CLIU O God the King of glory, which 220  
CLXI, O Lord make thy servant 228   

P.  
XXVI. PRevent us O Lord in all our 32  
LXII. Ponder my words, O Lord, 74  
LXIV. Praise the Lord, O my soul, 78  
CXXXVII. Praise the Lord the God of 190  
CXLV. Plead thou my cause, O Lord, 204   

R.  
CXV. REmember not, O Lord God 154   

S.  
XXX. SIng joyfully unto God our 36  
XLIX. So God loved the world that 61  
LVIII. Save us good Lord, waking 70  
LXV. Sing we merrily unto God 79  
LXXXV. Save me O God, for thy 112  
C. Sing unto the Lord, O ye Princes 130  
CVI Sing unto God, all ye kingdoms 140  
CXXI. Steven being full of the holy G 163  
CLXII. Submit yourselves one to ano 230  
CLXIII. Sitting by the streams that gl 231  
CLXVII. See sinful soul the Saviour 240   

T.  
V TEach me thy way, O Lord, and 5  
XXI. The Lord bless us, and keep 27  
XL. Thou God that guidst both heaven 49  
XLIII. Teach me O Lord the way of th' 54  
LXXVII. Turn thou us, O good Lord 98  
LXXIX. Thou art my portion, O Lord 102  
LXXXVI. Thou art my King O God, 114  
XCI. The Lord bless us, and keep 120  
CVII. The Lord is my Shepherd, there- 142  
CXI. The Lord even the most mighty 148  
CLIII. The King shall rejoice in thy 218  
CLVI. This is my Commandment that 222   

U  
CXLIV. UNto thee O Lord will I 202   

W.  
XV. When the Lord turned again 18  
XXIII. With all our hearts and mouths 29  
XXIV. Wipe away my sins, O Lord, 30  
LIV. We beseech thee Almighty God 66  
CXXXIII. What Child was he whose 182  
CXLIX. When as we sat in Babylon 210   

Z  
CLV. ZAdock the priest and Nathan 221    

Novemb. 20. 1622.  
Imprimatur,  
DAN: NICOLS, R. P. D. Arch. Cant. Capel▪ Domesticus.   


ANTHEM I.  
O Lord make thy servant Charles. A Prayer for the KING.  
O LORD make thy servant, thy servant Charles our King to rejoice, rejoice in thy strength; give him his heart's desire and deny not the request of his lips, give two of two But prevent him with thine everlasting blessing, blessing, and give him a long life even for ever and ever, and give him a long life even two and give two for two Amen.  Will. Bird.  

ANTHEM II.  
O Lord grant the King a long life.  Psal. 61. v. 6, 7, 8. 
O LORD grant the King a long life, a long life, that his years may endure throughout all generations, all two let him dwell before thee forever, before two O prepare thy loving mercy and faithfulness that they may preserve him, that two that two two preserve him, preserve him; So shall we always sing and praise thy name, thy name; so shall we always sing and praise thy name, and praise thy name, and praise thy name, Amen.  Thomas Weelks.  

ANTHEM III.  
Hid not thou thy face, etc. A Prayer.  
Hid not thou thy face from us O Lord, and cast not off thy servant in thy displeasure; for we confess our sins unto thee and hid not our unrighteousness, for thy mercy sake, for two deliver us from all our sins, deliver two for thy mercy sake, for two deliver two deliver two  
Amen.  Richard Farrant.  

ANTHEM IU.  
O Lord give thy holy Spirit, etc. A Prayer.  
O LORD give thy holy Spirit into our hearts, and lighten our understanding that we may dwell in the fear of thy name, in two in two all the days of our life, all two that we may know thee the only true God and Jesus Christ whom thou hast sent, and two and two  Tho. Tallis.  

ANTHEM V.  
Teach me thy way O Lord, etc.  Psal. 86. v. 11, & 12. 
TEach me thy way, O Lord, O Lord, and I will walk in thy truth, in two O knit my heart unto thee that I may fear thy name, O knit two that I two And I will thank thee, O Lord, with all my heart, and two with all my heart, with two and will praise thy name forevermore, and two and two forevermore, Amen.  Edmund Hooper.  

ANTHEM VI.  
Call to remembrance O Lord, etc.  Psal. 25. v. 5, 6. 
CALL to remembrance O Lord, O two call to two thy tender mercy and thy loving kindness, which hath been ever of old, which two O remember not the sins and offences of my youth, but according to thy mercy think thou on me O Lord, but according to thy mercy think thou on me O Lord, for thy goodness.  Richard Farrant.  

ANTHEM VII.  
O Lord the maker of all things. A Hymn at Evening prayer.  
O LORD the maker of all things we pray thee now in this evening us to defend through thy mercy two from all deceit of our enemies of two Let neither us deluded be Good Lord with dream or fantasy, Our hearts waking in thee thou keep, That we in sin fall not on sleep, That two O father through thy blessed Son Grant us this our petition, To whom with the holy Ghost always in heaven and earth be laud and praise, in two  
Amen.  W. Mundy.  

ANTHEM VIII.  
Haste thee O God to deliver me.  Psal. 70. 

The first Part.  
HAste thee O God to deliver me, make haste to help me, O Lord let them be ashamed and confounded, and confounded that seek after my soul, let them be turned backward and put to confusion that wish me evil, let them for their reward be soon brought to shame, let two that cry over me, There, there two   

The second Part.  
But let all those that seek thee be joyful and glad in thee, ●nd let all such as delight in ●hy salvation say always, The Lord be praised, the two the two As for me I am poor and in misery, haste thee unto me O God, thou art my helper and my Redeemer O Lord, make no long tarrying, O Lord two  
Amen.  John Shepheard.   

ANTHEM IX.  
Almighty and everlasting God, The Collect for the third Sunday after the Epiphany.  
ALmighty and everlasting God mercifully look upon our infirmities, mercifully two and in all our dangers and necessities, and two stretch forth thy right hand, stretch two stretch two to help and defend us, to two to two and two through Jesus Christ our Lord, through Christ our Lord, Amen.  Orlando Gibbons.  

ANTHEM X.  
O thou God Almighty, etc. A Prayer.  
O Thou God Almighty Father of all mercy, Father ● two Father two Fountain of ● pity, Fountain two grant ●ord we beseech thee, grant ● two of thy great clemency ● us to have mercy, grant two ●ant two of two to two to two ● two  Edmund Hooper.  

ANTHEM XI.  
O Lord the world's Saviour, & A Hymn at Evening Prayer.  
O LORD the world's Saviour which hast preserved this day; this night also our succour, and save us e● we thee pray; be merciful n● unto us, and spare us which d● pray to thee; our sins forgie Lord gracious that our dalness might lightened be, th● sleep our mind do not oppress, do two nor that o● enemies us beguile, nor th● the flesh full of frailness o● Soul and Body do desile, d● two O Lord reformer of a● things, with hearts desire we ●ray to thee, that after our rest ●nd sleeping, and two We may ●ise chaste and worship thee,  
Amen.  William Mundy.  

ANTHEM XII.  
Deliver us, O Lord our God, &c▪  Psal. 106. v. 45, 46. 

The first part.  
DEliver us O Lord our God▪ deliver two deliver two deliver two O Lord our God, and gather us from among the heathen, that we may give thanks, that two that two unto thy holy name, and make our boast of thy praise.   

The second Part.  
Blessed be the Lord God of ●rael from everlasting, from two ●om two from two from two and ●orld without end, and two and ●t all the people say, Amen, ●men, and two Amen, Amen.  Orlando Gibbons.   

ANTHEM XIII.  
O praise the Lord all ye heathe●  Psal. 117. 
O Praise the Lord all y● heathen, praise him a● ye nations, for his merciful kindness, for two his merciful his two is evermore and mo● towards us, and the truth ● the Lord, and two endure● forever and ever, Amen.  Adrian Batte●  

ANTHEM XIV.  
Lord we beseech thee, etc. The Collect for the third Sunday ●● Advent.  
LOrd we beseech thee, two. give ear unto our prayers, two. and by thy gracious visitation lighten the darkness of our hearts, by our Lord Jesus Christ, two. Amen.  Adrian Batten.  

ANTHEM XV.  
When the Lord turned again, etc.  Psal. 126. v. 1, 2, 3, 4. 
1. When the Lord turned again the captivity of Zion, then were we like to them that dream, 2. Then was our mouth filled with laughter and our tongue with joy, 3. Then said they among the heathen, the Lord hath done great things for them, 4. Yea the Lord hath done great things for us already, two whereof we rejoice. Glory be to the Father, two and to the Son, and to the holy Ghost: As it etc. Amen.  Adrian Batten.  

ANTHEM XVI.  
I call and cry to thee O Lord, etc. A Prayer.  
I Call and cry to thee O Lord, two. give ear unto my plaint. Bow down thine eyes and mark my heavy plight, two and how my soul doth faint, two. for I have many ways offended thee two forget my wickedness, O Lord I beseech thee, two.  Thomas Tallis.  

ANTHEM XVII.  
I will exalt thee O Lord, etc.  Psal. 30. v. 1. 2, 3, 4, 11, 12, 13. 

The first Part.  
1. I Will exalt thee O Lord, for thou hast defended me, two and not suffered mine enemies to have their pleasure upon me, two 2. O Lord my God I have cried unto thee and thou hast healed me, two 3. Lord thou hast brought my Soul out of hell, two thou hast preserved me, two from them that go down into the pit.   

The second Part.  
4. Sing unto the Lord ye that be his Saints, two and give thanks with a remembrance of his holiness. two 11. The Lord hath heard me, and hath taken mercy upon me, the Lord is made my helper, two. 12. Thou hast turned my sorrow into joy, two thou hast put off my sackcloth, two and hast compassed me with gladness, two 13. That my glory may sing to thee without grief, two O Lord my God, two I shall evermore give thanks to thee, two  Dr. Tye.   

ANTHEM XVIII.  
O Lord I bow the knees, etc.  
These words are taken out of the Prayer of Manasses King of Judah, when he was holden captive in Babylon.  
O LORD I bow the knees of my heart, requiring mercy two. of thee O Lord. I have sinned and known mine iniquity, two. forgive me and destroy me not two. with mine iniquities, neither do thou always remember mine evil two. to punish them, but save me which am unworthy of thy great mercy, two. and I will praise thee everlastingly, all the days of my life, for all the virtues of heaven praiseth thee, and unto thee belongeth all glory, world without end,  
Amen.  William Mundy.  

ANTHEM XIX.  
O God be merciful unto us, etc.  Psal. 67. 

The first Part.  
1. O GOD be merciful unto us, two and bless u● two and show the light of hi● countenance upon us, two.   

The second part.  
2. That we may know th● way upon earth, two and th● saving health among all heathen, two. 3. Let thy people praise thee O God, let all thy people praise thee.   

The third part.  
4. O let the people rejoice and be glad that thou judgest them righteously, and governest all nations upon the earth, two. 5. Let the people praise thee O God, let all the people praise thee. 6. God even our own God give us his blessing, that the earth may bring forth her increase. two. 7. God bless us, two and let all the ends of the world fear him, two. So be it.  
This may be sung instead of the Nune Dimittis.  Dr. Tye.   

ANTHEM XX.  
Behold it is Christ, etc.  
These words are taken out of the tenth Chapter of the Acts of the Apostles, being part of the 42, and 43 verses.  
BEhold it is Christ two. which was ordained by God two. to be the Judge of the quick and the dead. To him give all the Prophet's witness, that through his name two whosoever believeth in him two. shall receive remission of their sins two.  Edmund Hooper.  

ANTHEM XXI.  
The Lord bless us, etc. A Prayer.  
●HE Lord bless us and keep us, two. the Lord make ●s face two. to shine upon us, and be merciful unto ●, two the Lord lift up his ●untenance upon us two, and ●ve us peace forevermore, two. men.  Robert White.  

ANTHEM XXII.  
Blessed be thy name, etc. A Thanksgiving.  
BLessed be thy name O G● of our Fathers, two. whi● when thou art wroth shew● mercy, and in the time trouble two. thou forgave the sins of them that call up● thee. two.  Thomas Tall●●  

ANTHEM XXIII.  
●ith all our hearts and mouths.  
With all our hearts and mouths we confess, ●aise and bless thee two. God ●e Father unbegotten, and ●ee the Son only begotten, ●ith the holy Ghost the Com●rter, holy and unseparable trinity, two to thee be glory ●r evermore. two. Amen.  Thomas Tallis.  

ANTHEM XXIV.  
Wipe away my sins, etc. A Prayer.  
Wipe away my sins ● Lord two. which ignorantly in my youth I hav● done, and give pardon to th● penitent; two. all the hope o● my soul doth only rest in thee two. Thou art my hope an● my health, two my tears do● testify my grief, my plaint an● grievous groan: two be merciful O Lord, my God of thy good will, two. and with thy favour look thou upon me, O Lord my God, then shall m● heart rejoice in thee, two. an● my spirit shall serve thee, two  
Amen.  Tho. Tallis.  

ANTHEM XXV.  
O God whom our offences, etc. A Prayer.  
O GOD whom our offences have displeased, ●nd with our repentance wilt ●e appeased, we humbly beseech thee two. with mercy to hear the prayers of thy people, ●i. and turn from us the scourges of thy wrath two. which our sins have justly deserved two. Amen.  William Bird.  

ANTHEM XXVI.  
Prevent us O Lord, etc. The fourth Prayer after the Communion.  
PRevent us O Lord in al● our do with thy mos● gracious favour, and further u● with thy continual help, two. that in all our works began, continued and ended in the● we may glorify thy holy name▪ two and finally by thy merc● obtain everlasting life, through Jesus Christ our Lord, Amen.  William Bird▪  

ANTHEM XXVII.  
I lift my heart to thee, etc. A prayer.  
I Lift my heart to thee my God most just, two now suffer me to pour out my plaint, two. my sins alas are so enlarged, that when I look up, lo! I am cast down two. my humble suit then for mercy is; mercy good Lord, mercy I crave, let me thy mercy have, Amen.  Dr. Tye.  

ANTHEM XXVIII.  
O Lord turn thy wrath, etc. A Prayer.  

The first part.  
O Lord turn thy wrath away from us for thy mercy sake; two call to mind no more, O our God, our former sins & wickedness: two. look down, with thy merciful eyes, two and see, we be thy people and thy pasture sheep. two.   

The second Part.  
Bow thine ear O Lord and hear, two let thine anger cease from us. two. Zion, thy Zion is wasted and brought low, Jerusalem is wasted, quite desolate and void. two.  Will. Bird.   

ANTHEM XXIX.  
O give thanks unto the Lord, etc. A Thanksgiving.  
O Give thanks unto the Lord, for he is gracious, two. and his mercy endureth for ever. two. O sing praises unto the Lord two and give thanks unto him with a remembrance of his goodness. two God hath showed his goodness two plenteously, and our eyes have seen their desire upon our enemies: two the Lords name be praised therefore from this time forth forevermore, two.  
Amen.  Dr Gyles.  

ANTHEM XXX.  
Sing joyfully unto God, etc.  Psal. 81. v. 1, 2, 3, 4. 
1. SIng joyfully unto God our strength, sing aloud unto the God of Jacob. two. 2. Take the song two and bring forth the Timbrel, the pleasant Harp, two and the Viol. two 3. Blow the Trumpet in the new Moon two even in the time appointed two and at our feast day. two 4. For this is a statute for Israel, and a law of the God of Jacob. two  William Bird.  

ANTHEM XXXI.  
Deliver me from mine enemies.  Psal. 59 v. 1, 2. & 60. 11. 
DEliver me from mine enemies O God, defend me from them that rise up against me. two. 2. O deliver me from the wicked doers, and save me from bloodthirsty men. two. Psal. 60. 11. O be thou our help in trouble, two for vain is the help of man. two.  Robert Persons.  

ANTHEM XXXII.  
Hosanna to the Son of David.  
These words are taken out of the 9th verse of the 21 Chapter of the Gospel written by S. Matthew.  
HOSANNA to the Son of David, Blessed be he that cometh in the name of the Lord, two blessed be the King that cometh in the name of the Lord, two peace in heaven and glory in the highest places, two Hosanna in the highest heavens. two.  Orlando Gibbons.  

ANTHEM XXXIII.  
Lift up your heads, etc.  Psal. 24. v. 7, 8. 
7. LIft up your heads O ye gates two and be ye lift up ye everlasting doors two and the King of glory shall come in. two. 8. It is the Lord two strong and mighty, two even the Lord of hosts, two he is the King of glory. two  Orlando Gibbons.  

ANTHEM XXXIV.  
O Lord rebuke me not, etc.  Psal. 6. v. 1, 2, 4. 
1. O Lord rebuke me not in thine indignation, neither chasten me in thy displeasure. two 2. Have mercy upon me O Lord for I am weak, two O Lord heal me for my bones are vexed. two. 4. Turn thee O Lord and deliver my soul, O save me for thy name's sake, two. Amen.  William Bird.  

ANTHEM XXXV.  
Hear my prayer O God, etc.  Psal. 153. v. 1, 2. 
HEar my prayer O God two and consider my desire; Harken unto me for thy ●uth and righteousness sake two. And enter not into judgement with thy servant, for in ●hy sight shall no man living be justified. two  William Bird.  

ANTHEM XXXVI.  
Ah helpless wretch, etc. A Prayer.  
AH helpless wretch, wha● shall I do, Or which wa● shall I go or run, The earth betrays, the heaven's record▪ The wickedness that I hav● done; Have mercy Lord fo● Christ thy Son. two. Alas▪ where shall I secure find, Both heaven and earth doth me deny, So that unto the heavens above I dare not once lift up mine eye, For I have sinned so grievously. two. If heaven and earth shall witness be Against my sickly soul for sin, Untimely birth (alas for me!) A great ●eale better more had been Then heaven to lose and hell ●o win. two. Shall I despair, ●hou God forbidden, I know that ●ercy more is thine, That if ●he sin of all the world Were ●nit and linked unto mine. Wherefore my Soul do not ●epine two. Despise not than ●ost loving Lord two. The ●orm and image of thy face two Which thou hast wrought and ●early bought two With mercy, great goodness and grace: two Accept therefore my humble plaints, And grant me rest among the Saints, Amen.  William Mundy.  

ANTHEM XXXVII.  
Out of the deep, etc.  Psal. 130. 
1. OUT of the deep have called unto thee (O lord) Lord hear my voice▪ 2. O let thine ears consider well the voice of my complaint, two. 3. If thou Lor● wilt be extreme to mark wha● is done amiss, O Lord wh● may abide it. two. 4. For there is mercy with thee, therefore shalt thou be feared. 5. ● look for the Lord, my sou● doth wait for him, in his wor● is my trust. 6. My soul flieth unto the Lord before the morning watch, I say before the ●orning watch. 7. O Israel ●ust in the Lord, for with the ●ord there is mercy, and with ●m is plenteous redemption. ●. And he shall redeem Israel ●om all his sins. Amen.  Thomas Morley. Adrian Batten.  

ANTHEM XXXVIII.  
Behold thou hast made my days▪  Psal. 39 v. 6, 7, 8, 13, 14. 15. 
6. BEhold thou hast made m● days as it were a sp● long; and mine age is even ● nothing in respect of thee, an● verily every man living is altogether vanity, two. 7. For ma● walketh in a vain shadow, an● disquieteth himself, in vain He heapeth up riches, and ca● not tell who shall gather them▪ 8. And now Lord, what is m● hope, truly my hope is even i● thee. two. 13. Hear my praye● O Lord, and with thine ea● consider my calling: hold no● thy peace at my tears. 14. For ●am a stranger with thee, and sojourner, as all my father's ●ere. 15. O spare me a lit●e, that I may recover my wrength before I go hence, ●d be no more seen. two.  Orlando Gibbons.  

ANTHEM XXXIX.  
I will praise the Lord, etc.  Psal. 9 v. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5. 
1. I Will praise the Lor● with my whole heart, will speak of all thy marvellous works. I will rejoice and b● glad in thee. two. 2. I wil● sing praises to thy holy name O thou most high. two. 3. Fo● that mine enemies are drive● back two they shall fall and perish at thy presence. two. 4. Fo● thou hast maintained my caus● and my right, thou art set i● the Throne and judgest righ● two. 5. Thou hast rebuked th● heathen, thou hast destroye● the wicked, thou hast put ou● their name forever. two. Amen▪  John Ward▪  

ANTHEM XL.  
Thou God that guidest, etc. A Prayer for the KING.  
THou God that guid'st both heaven and earth, On whom we all depend; Preserve our King in perfect health, And him from harms defend: two Conserve his life in peace to reign, Augment his joys withal; Increase his friends maintain his cause, And hear us when we call. two So shall all we, that faithful be, Rejoice and praise thy name two O God, O Christ, O holy Ghost; two Give ear and grant the same, two.  
Amen.  W. Bird.  

ANTHEM XLI.  
Christ rising again from the dead. For Easterday in the morning.  
These words are taken out of the 8th Chapter of St Paul's Epistle to the Romans, being part of the 9, 10, & 11. verses.  

The first Part.  
CHrist rising again from the dead now dieth not; Death from henceforth two hath no power upon him: For in that he died, he died but once to put away sin, two But in that he liveth, he liveth unto God. And so likewise count yourselves dead unto sin, but living unto God in Christ Jesus our Lord. two   

These words are taken out of the 15 Chapter of the first Epistle of St. Paul to the Corinthians, vers. 20, 21, 22.  
The second Part.  
20. CHrist is risen again, the first fruits of them that sleep. two. 21. For seeing that by man came death: two By man also cometh the resurrection of the dead; 22. For as by Adam all men do die, two so by Christ all men shall be restored to life. two Amen.  William Bird.   

ANTHEM XLII.  
Let God arise, etc.  Psal. 68 v. 1, 3, 4. etc. 
1. LET God arise two and let his enemies be scattered, two Let them also that hate him flee before him. two. 3. But let the righteous be glad and rejoice before God: let them also be merry and joyful. two. 4. O sing unto God and sing praises unto his name, magnify him that rideth upon the heavens; two. Praise him in his name; two. Yea, and rejoice before him. two. Sing unto the Lord a new song and his praise from the ends of the earth. They that go down two to the Sea, let them give glory to the Lord, and declare his praise two.  John Ward.  

ANTHEM XLIII.  
Teach me O Lord the way, etc.  These words are the fifth Portion of Psal. 119. 
1. TEach me O Lord the way of thy statutes, and I shall keep it unto the end. 2. Give me understanding, and I shall keep thy Law: yea, I shall keep it with my whole heart. 3. Make me to go in the path of thy commandments: for therein is my desire. 4. Incline my heart unto thy Testimonies: and not to covetousness. 5. O turn away mine eyes, lest they behold vanity: and quicken thou me in thy way. 6. O establish thy word in thy servant that I may fear thee. two 7. Take away the rebuke that I am afraid of, two. for thy judgements are good. 8. Behold my delight is in thy commandments, O quicken me in thy righteousness. two.  John Hilton.  

ANTHEM XLIV.  
Deliver me O God, etc. A Prayer.  
DEliver me O God from all my foes that be, And me defend and those withstand that riseth against me: two Deliver me also from those that wicked be; From those that thirsteth after blood good Lord deliver me: two Mine enemies be strong, thou Lord the same dost see, Without offence upon my part they still do trouble me. two Myself, my cause and all I do commit to thee; From traps, from snares and bloody hands good Lord deliver me. two Amen.  Dr Bull.  

ANTHEM XLV.  
Almighty and everlasting God. The Collect for the second Sunday after the Epiphany. A Prayer.  
ALmighty and everlasting God, which dost govern ●ll things in heaven and earth, mercifully hear the supplications of thy people, and grant ●s thy peace all the days of our ●ife, through Jesus Christ our Lord. two. Amen.  Richard Price.  

ANTHEM XLVI.  
Behold, how good and joyful, &c▪  Psal. 133. 
BEhold, how good and joyful a thing it is, brothers to dwell together in unity 2. It is like the precious ointment upon the head, that ra● down unto the beard, eve● unto Aaron's beard, and we●● down to the skirts of his clothing. 3. Like as the due o● Hermon, which fell upon the hi● of Zion. 4. For there the Lor● promised his blessing, and lif● forevermore.  Albertus' Brine▪  

ANTHEM XLVII.  
If ye love me, etc.  John 14. v. 15, 16. 
5. IF ye love me keep my Commandments, two. 6. And I will pray the Father two. and he shall give you ●nother Comforter two even ●he Spirit of truth two that he ●ay abide with you forever. two  Adrian Batten.  

ANTHEM XLVIII.  
Christ our Paschall Lamb.  These words are taken out of the 5● Chap. of 1 Cor. 7, 8. verses. 
CHrist our Paschal Lamb'● offered up for us once fo● all, when he bore our sins o● his body two upon the Cross▪ For he is the very Lamb of Go● that taketh away the sins o● the world: two wherefore le● us keep a joyful and holy fea● with the Lord. two.  Adrian Batten▪  

ANTHEM XLIX.  
So God loved the world, etc.  John 3. v. 16, 18. 
6. SO God loved the world that he gave his only begotten Son, that whosoever ●elieveth in him should not ●erish but have everlasting life. ●8. For he that believeth not ● condemned already because ●e hath not believed two in the ●ame of the only begotten Son ●f God. two  Adrian Batten.  

ANTHEM L.  
Almighty and everlasting God. The Collect for the Purification ● St. Marry the Virgin. A Prayer.  
ALmighty and everlasting God, we humbly beseech thy majesty, that as thy only begotten Son was this day presented in thy Temple in th● substance of our flesh; so gran● that we may be presented unt● thee with pure and clear mind● by Jesus Christ our Lord▪  
Amen.  Simon i've▪  

ANTHEM LI.  
●am the resurrection and the life. The Funeral Anthem.  John 11. 25, 26. & Job 19 25, etc. 
5. I Am the resurrection and the life (saith the Lord:) ●e that believeth in me, Yea, ●ough he were dead, yet shall ●e live, 26. And whosoever ●veth, and believeth in me, shall ●ot die for ever. Job 19 25, ●6, 27. I know that my Redeemer liveth, and that I shall ●se out of the earth, in the last ●ay, and shall be covered again ●ith my skin, and shall see God ● my flesh, yea, and I myself ●all behold him two not with ●ther, but with the same eyes two.  Adrian Batten.  

ANTHEM LII.  
Godliness is great riches, etc.  1 Tim. 6. v. 6, 7. & Job 1. 21. 
6. GOdliness is great riche● If a man can be conte● with that he hath: 7. Fo● we brought nothing two into this world neither may we ca●● any thing out of this world. ● Job 1. 21. The Lord gives and the Lord taketh awa● blessed be the name of th● Lord, two Amen.  Adrian Batten▪  

ANTHEM LIII.  
Hear the Prayers O our God, etc. A Prayer.  
HEar the prayers O our God two of thy humble servants two when we pray unto thee two in thy holy Temple, two and when thou hearest have mercy on us, for Christ Jesus sake our Lord, two. Amen.  Adrian Batten.  

ANTHEM LIV.  
We beseech thee Almighty God. The Collect for the third Sunday in Lent. A Prayer.  
WE beseech thee Almighty God two. look upon the hearty desires two. of thy humble servants, and stretch forth two. the right hand of thy Majesty to be our defence against all our enemies, through Jesus Christ our Lord, two.  
Amen.  Adrian Batten.  

ANTHEM LV.  
Lord who shall dwell in thy Tabernacle, etc.  Psal. 15. v. 1, 2, 7. 
1. LORD who shall dwell in thy Tabernacle, two. or who shall rest upon thy holy hill? two. 2. Even he that leadeth an uncorrupt life, two. and doth the thing that is right, two and speaketh the truth from his heart. two. 7. Who so doth these things shall never fall. two.  Adrian Batten.  

ANTHEM LVI.  
O Clap your hands together, etc.  Psal. 47. v. 1, 5, 6, 7. 
1. O Clap your hands together all ye people. two O sing unto God two with the voice of melody. two 5. God is gone up with a merry noise, two and the Lord with the sound of the Trumpet. two 6. O sing praises unto our King. 7. For God is King of all the earth, sing praises with understanding, two. Amen.  Adrian Batten.  

ANTHEM LVII.  
Not unto us O Lord, etc.  Psal. 115. v. 1, 2, 3. 
1. NOT unto us O Lord, not unto us, but unto thy name give thy praise for thy loving mercy and for thy truth's sake. two 2. Wherefore shall the heathen say, where is now their God. two 3. As for our God, he is in heaven, he hath done whatsoever pleased him. two. So be it.  Adrian Batten.  

ANTHEM LVIII.  
Save us good Lord, etc. A Prayer.  
SAve us good Lord, waking and sleeping, that we may watch in Christ and rest in peace. Preserve us O Lord two as the apple of an eye, and protect us under the shadow of thy wings. two Vouchsafe O Lord to keep us this night without sin. O Lord hear our prayers two and let our cry come unto thee. two Amen.  Adrian Batten  

ANTHEM LIX.  
Behold now praise the Lord, etc.  Psal. 134. v. 1, 2, 3, 4. 
1. BEhold (now) praise the Lord, all ye servants of the Lord. two. 2. Ye that by night stand in the house of the Lord: two. even in the Courts of the house of our God. two. 3. Lift up your hands in the Sanctuary: two. and praise the Lord. two. 4. The Lord that made heaven and earth, give ●hee blessing out of Zion. two.  Adrian Batten.  

ANTHEM LX.  
Almighty God whose praise, etc. The Collect for the holy Innocents' Day. A prayer.  
ALmighty God, whose praise this day the young Innocents', thy witnesses, have confessed and showed forth not in speaking, but in dying. two Mortify and kill all vices in us, two that in our conversation, our life may express thy faith, which with our tongues we do confess, two through Jesus Christ our Lord. two Amen.  Adrian Batten.  

ANTHEM LXI.  
Almighty God which madest, etc. The Collect for the day of the Circumcision of Christ. A Prayer.  
ALmighty God which madest thy blessed Son to be circumcised two and obedient ●o the Law for man. two Grant ●s the true circumcision of the Spirit that our hearts and all our members being mortified from all worldly and carnal ●usts, two may in all things obey thy blessed will, through the same thy Son Jesus Christ our Lord, two Amen.  Adrian Batten.  

ANTHEM LXII.  
Ponder my words O Lord, etc.  Psal. 5. 
1. POnder my words O Lord and consider my meditation: 2. O harken thou unto the voice of my calling, my King and my God: For unto thee will I make my prayer. 3. My voice shalt thou hear betimes, O Lord, early in the morning will I direct my prayer unto thee, and will look up. 4. For thou art the God that hast no pleasure in wickedness, neither shall any evil dwell with thee. two 5. Such as be foolish shall not and in thy sight, for thou ha●st all them that work vanity. ●. Thou shalt destroy them ●at speak leasing, the Lord will ●●hor both the bloodthirsty ●nd deceitful man: 7. But ●s for me, I will come into thy ●ouse, even upon the multitude ●f thy mercies; and in thy fear ●ill I worship towards thy holy ●emple, two Amen.  Adrian Batten.  

ANTHEM LXIII.  
O how happy a thing it is, etc.  Psal. 133. in Metre. 
O How happy a thing it i● And joyful for to se● Brethren together fast to hol● The band of amity! It call● to mind the sweet perfume An● that costly ointment Whic● on the sacrificers head By God● precept was spent. It wet no● Aaron's head alone but drenche his beard throughout: An● finally it did run down his ric● attire about. And as the lowe● ground doth drink The due o● Hermon hill: And Zion with her silver drops The fields with fruit doth fill. Even so the ●ord doth pour on them His ●essings manifold: Whose ●earts and minds without all ●ile This knot do keep and ●old.  Adrian Batten.  

ANTHEM LXIV.  
Praise the Lord O my Soul, & c▪  Psal. 146. 1. & 145. 2. 
1. PRaise the Lord O m● Soul, while I live will praise the Lord, two yea as lo● as I have any being two I wi● sing praises unto my God. two Psal. 145. 2. Every day will give thanks to thee and prai● thy name two. forevermore, two.  
Amen.  Adrian Batt●  

ANTHEM LXV.  
Sing we merrily unto God, etc.  Psal. 81. v. 1, 2, 3. 
●. SIng we merrily two unto God our strength. Make cheerful noise two unto the God of Jacob. two 2. Take ●he Psalm, bring hither the Ta●ret, the merry Harp with the ●ute. two 3. Blow up the Trumpet two in the new Moon; two even in the time appointed, and upon our solemn ●east day, two  Adrian Batten.  

ANTHEM LXVI.  
I heard a voice, saying in Heaven The Anthem for St. Michael's day.  
These words are taken out of the 12● Chapter of the Revelation of S● John, v. 10. etc.  
10. I Herd a voice, saying in heaven is now ma● salvation and strength, two an● the kingdom of our God, two and the power of his Christ two 12. Therefore rejoice y● heavens, and ye that dwell i● them. two 10. For the accuse● of our brethren is cast down ● which accused them befor● God day and night. 12. Therefore rejoice, etc. 11. An● they overcame him by the blood of the Lamb, two and by the word of their testimony. 12. Therefore rejoice ye heavens and ye that dwell in them. two  Adrian Batten.  

ANTHEM LXVII.  
My song shall be of mercy, etc.  Psal. 101. 
1. MY song shall be of mercy and judgement, unto thee O Lord, will I sing. 2. O let me have understanding in the way of Godliness. 3. When wilt thou come unto me, I will walk in my house with a perfect heart. 4. I will take no wicked thing in hand; I hate the sins of unfaithfulness: there shall no such cleave unto me. two 5. A froward heart shall departed from me: I will not know a wicked person. 6. Whoso privily slandereth his neighbour, him will I destroy. 7. Whoso hath a proud look and high stomach, I will not suffer him. two 8. Mine eyes look upon such as be faithful in the land that they may dwell with me. two 9 Whoso leadeth a godly life, he shall be my servant. 10. There shall no deceitful person dwell in my house; he that telleth lies, shall not tarry in my sight. 11. I shall soon destroy all the ungodly that are in the land, that I may root out all wicked doers from the city of the Lord. Glory be to the Father, and to the Son, and to the Holy Ghost: As it was in the beginning, is now, and ever shall be world without ●nd, Amen.  Will. Mundy.  

ANTHEM LXVIII.  
O Lord our Governor, etc.  Psal. 8. v. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6. 
1. O Lord our Governor, two how excellent i● thy name in all the world. i● 2. Out of the mouth of very Babes and Sucklings hast thou ordained strength because o● thine enemies, that thou mightst still the enemy and th● avenger. 3. For I will consider the heavens, two even th● works of thy fingers, the Moo● and the stars which thou has● ordained. two 4. What is ma● that thou art mindful of him, or the Son of man that thou visitest him. two 5. Thou hast made him lower two than the Angels, to crown him with glory and worship. two 6. Thou makest him to have dominion of the works of thy hands, and ●hou hast put all things two in subjection under his feet,  
Amen.  Adrian Batten.  

ANTHEM LXIX.  
O Lord thou hast searched me out.  Psal. 139. v. 1, 2, 3, 4, 6, 7, 8. 
1. O Lord thou hast searched me out and known me; thou knowest my down sitting, and my uprising, thou understandest my thoughts long before. 2. Thou art about my path, and about my bed, and spiest out all my ways. 3. For lo, there i● not a word in my tongue, but thou, O Lord, knowest it altogether. 4. Thou hast fashioned me behind and before, and laid thine hand upon me. two 6. Whither shall I go then from thy Spirit, or whither shall I go then from thy presence? 7. If I climb up into heaven thou art there: if I go down to hell, thou art ●here also. two 8. If I take ●he wings of the morning and ●emain in the uttermost parts of the Sea. two Glory be to ●he Father, and to the Son, and to the Holy Ghost: As it was ●n the beginning, and is now, ●nd ever shall be world without end, two Amen.  Adrian Batten.  

ANTHEM LXX.  
Let us now laud an magnify, etc. A Thanksgiving.  
LET us now laud and magnify With music of concord, two The Father, Son & Holy Ghost, One everliving God: two With tuned notes that sweetly sounds To praise our heavenly King, With cheerful hearts, with pleasant voice two On this wise let us sing. two Glory be to the Trinity, One God and persons three, As it is now and ever was, two And evermore shall be, two Amen.  William Mundy.  

ANTHEM LXXI.  
O praise God in his holiness, etc.  Psal. 150. 
1. O Praise God in his holiness, praise him in the firmament of his power. 2. Praise him in his noble acts, praise him according to his excellent greatness. two 3. Praise him in the sound of the Trumpet, praise him upon the Lute and Harp. two 4. Praise him in the Cymbals and Dances, praise him upon the strings and Pipe. two 5. Praise him upon the well-tuned Cymbals, praise him upon the loud Cymbals: two 6. Let every thing that hath breath praise the Lord. two  Adrian Batten.  

ANTHEM LXXII.  
Glorious and powerful God, etc. A Prayer.  
GLorious and powerful God, we understand thy dwelling is on high, above the starry sky. To dwell is thy delight near hand though out of sight. Thou dwellest not in stone Temples made with hands, but in the flesh hearts of the sons of men: to dwell is thy delight near hand, though out of sight. We give of thine own hand, thy acceptation is very life and blood to all acti'ons good; whenever here and hence our supplication, from pure and with unfeigned hearts to thee ascend, be present with thy grace, show us thy loving face. two O down on us full showers of mercy send, let thy loves burning beams dry up all two our sins streams. Arise O Lord and come into thy rest, both now and evermore thy name be blest: Founder and foundation of endless habitation, two Amen.  Orlando Gibbons.  

ANTHEM LXXIII.  
Blessed are those that are, etc.  Psal. 119. v. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6. 
1. BLessed are those that are undefiled in the way, and walk in the law of the Lord. 2. Blessed are they that keep his testimonies, and seek him with their whole heart. two 3. For they which do no wickedness, walk in his ways. two 4. Thou hast charged us, O Lord, that we shall diligently keep thy Commandments. two 5. O that our ways were made so direct two that we might keep thy statutes. 6. So shall we not be confounded while we have respect unto all thy Commandments. Glory be to the Father, and to the Son, and to the Holy Ghost: As it was in the beginning, is now, and ever shall be world without end, Amen.  Thomas Tallis.  

ANTHEM LXXIV.  
In thee O Lord have I put my trust▪  Psal. 31. v. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6. 
1. IN thee O Lord have I pu● my trust, let me never be put to confusion, deliver me in thy righteousness. 2. Bow down, two thine ear to me, make haste to deliver me. two 3. And be thou my strong Rock and the house of defence two that thou mayst save me. 4. For thou art my strong Rock and my Castle, be tho● also my Guide two and lea● me for thy name's sake▪ 5. Draw me out of the ne● that they have laid privily fo● me, for thou art my strength. ●i 6. Into thy hands I commend my Spirit, for thou hast redeemed me, O Lord, thou God of truth, Amen.  Thomas Weelks.  

ANTHEM LXXV.  
O God my heart is ready, etc.  Psal. 108. v. 1, 2, 3, 4. 
1. O God my heart is ready (my heart is ready) will sing and give praise wit● the best member that I have. i● 2. Awake thou Lute and Harp▪ I myself will awake right ea●ly. two 3. I will give thankss unto thee O Lord among th● people, I will sing praises unt● thee among the nations. 4. S● up thyself O God, two abo● the heavens, and thy glo● above all the earth. two Ame●   

ANTHEM LXXVI.  
If ye be risen again with Christ. An Anthem for Easter day.  Col. 3. v. 1, 2, 3, 4. 
1. IF ye be risen again with Christ, seek those things which are above, where Christ fits on the right hand of God: two 2. Set your affections on heavenly two things, and ●ot on earthly things. two 3. For ●e are dead, two and your life ●s hid two with Christ in God. 4. Whensoever Christ, which ●s our life, two shall show himself: two than shall we also appear with him two in Glory.  Orlando Gibbons.  

ANTHEM LXXVII.  
Turn thou us, O good Lord, etc. The last Collect in the Commination▪ A Prayer.  
TUrn thou us, O good Lord▪ and so shall we be turned be favourable, O Lord, be favourable to thy people, which turn to thee in weeping, fasting and praying: for tho● art a merciful God, two ful● of compassion, long suffering, i● and full of great pity. two Tho● sparest, when we deserve punishment, and in thy wrath thinkest upon mercy. Spar● thy people good Lord, goo● Lord spare them, and let no● thine heritage be brought to confusion. two Hear us, good Lord, for thy mercy is great and after the multitude of thy mercies, two look upon us, Amen.  Adrian Batten.  

ANTHEM LXXVIII.  
Let God arise, etc.  Psal. 68 v. 1, 2, 3, 4. 
1. LET God arise, two and let his enemies be scattered; two let them also two that hate him, flee before him. two 2. Like as the smoke vanisheth, so shalt thou drive them away: and like as wax melteth at the fire, so let the ungodly perish at the presence of God. two 3. But let the righteous two be glad and rejoice before God: let them also be merry two and joyful. 4. O sing unto God, two and sing praises unto his name, magnify him that rideth upon the heavens as it were upon an horse, praise him in his name; yea, and rejoice two before him. Alleluiah. two  Mr Cob.  

ANTHEM LXXIX.  
Thou art my portion O Lord, etc.  The eighth part of Psal. 119. 
1. THou art my portion, O Lord: two I have promised to keep thy law. two 2. I made my humble petition in thy presence with my whole heart: O be merciful unto me according to thy Word. 3. I called mine own ways to remembrance, and turned my feet two unto thy Testimonies. 4. I made haste, and prolonged not the time to keep thy Commandments. 5. The Congregation of the ungodly have rob: me two but I have not forgotten thy Law. 6. At midnight I will rise to give thanks unto thee, because of thy righteous Judgements. 7. I am a Companion of all them two that fear thee, and keep thy Commandments. 8. The earth, O Lord, is full of thy mercy: O teach me thy statutes.  Henry Molle.  

ANTHEM LXXX.  
Let my complaint come before, etc.  The twenty second Portion of Psal. 119. 

The first Part.  
LET my Complaint come before thee, O Lord: give me understanding according to thy word. 2. O let my supplication come before thee: deliver me according to thy word. 3. My lips shall speak of thy praise, when thou hast taught me thy statutes. 4. Yea, my tongue shall sing of thy word: for all thy Commandments are righteous.   

The second Part.  
5. Let thine hand help me: for I have chosen thy Commandments. 6. I have longed for thy saving health, O Lord: and in thy Law is my delight. 7. O Let my Soul ●ive, and it shall praise thee: ●nd thy judgements shall help ●e. 8. I have gone astray like ● sheep that is lost: O seek thy servant, for I do not forget ●hy Commandments.  Mr. Shepherd.   

ANTHEM LXXXI.  
Christ our  is sacrificed. For Easter day instead of the Venite.  
1 Cor. 5. 7, 8. 
The first part.  
7. CHRIST our  is sacrificed for us. 8. Therefore let us keep the feast, not with old Leaven; neither with the Leaven of malice and wickedness: but with the unleavened bread of sincerity and truth.   
Rom. 6. v. 9, 10, 11. 
The second Part.  
9 Christ being raised from the dead, dieth no more; death hath no more dominion ●ver him. 10. For in that he ●ied, he died unto sin once: ●ut in that he liveth, he ●iveth unto God. 11. Likewise reckon ye also yourselves ●o be dead indeed unto sin: ●ut alive unto God, through ●esus Christ our Lord.    

ANTHEM LXXXII.  
Christ is risen from the dead, & ●  1 Cor. 15. v. 20, 21, 22. 
20. CHRIST is risen fro● the dead, and become the first fruits of them th● slept. 21. For since by ma● came death, by man came als● the resurrection of the dea● 22. For as in Adam all die● even so in Christ shall all b● made alive. Glory be to th● Father, and to the Son, and t● the Holy Ghost: As it was i● the beginning, and is now, an● ever shall be, world without end, Amen.   

ANTHEM LXXXIII.  
O Lord of hosts thou God, etc. A prayer.  
O LORD of hosts, thou God of Israel, which sittest ●pon the Cherubins; thou art ●●e God alone of all the Kingdoms of the world, thou only ●ast created heaven and earth: ●ncline thine ear, O Lord, and consider; open thine eyes and ●ee. Deliver us from the hands ●f our adversaries, to the intent ●ll the Kingdoms of the earth ●ay know that thou only art ●he Lord, two So be it. two  Dr. Tye.  

ANTHEM LXXXIV.  
O Eternal God Almighty, etc. A Prayer.  

The first Part.  
O Eternal God Almighty Just and holy, who● name is the Lord God of host● to thee, O Lord, we call a● cry for mercy; two against thee have we offended, ● and our fathers have sinne● we have done unjustly, we ha● committed iniquity: now gra● to us, O Lord, thy great merc● two for great is our misery. two   

The second part.  
Save thy people, O Lord, and bless thine own inheritance; despise not the works of thine own hands; because we be sinful, thou shalt be called Merciful: two forgive us now for the glory of thy holy name, two that we may know that thou art more merciful than we deserve.   

The third part.  
We shall give thanks to thee, O Lord, and rejoice in thy laud, and praise thee for evermore, two Amen.  Mr. Johnson.   

ANTHEM LXXXV.  
Save me O God, for thy names, etc.  Psal. 54. 
1. SAve me O God, for thy name's sake: and avenge me in thy strength. 2. Hear my prayer, O God: two and hearken unto the words of my mouth. two 3. For strangers are risen up against me: and tyrants which have not God before their eyes seek after my soul. two 4. Behold, God is my helper: the Lord is with them that uphold my Soul. two 5. He shall reward evil unto mine enemies: destroy thou them in thy truth. two 6. An offering of a free heart two will I give thee, two and praise thy name O Lord, two because it is so comfortable. 7. For he hath delivered me out of all my trouble, and mine eye hath seen his desire upon mine enemies, So be it.  Dr. Tye.  

ANTHEM LXXXVI.  
Thou art my King, O God, etc.  Psal. 44. v. 5, 6, 7, 8, 9 
5. THOU art my King, O God: two send help unto Jacob. two 6. Through thee will we overthrow our enemies: two and in thy name two I will tread them down two that rise up against me. two 7. For I will not trust in my bow: two It is not my sword that shall help me. two 8. But it is thou two that savest us from our enemies: two and puttest them to confusion two tha● hate us. two 9 We make our boast all the day long: and will praise thy name for evermore. two  Mr. Tomkins.  

ANTHEM LXXXVII.  
Almighty God who through etc. The Collect for Easter day.  
ALMIGHTY God who through thy only begotten Son Jesus Christ hast overcome death, and opened unto us the gate of everlasting life; we humbly beseech thee, tha● as by thy special grace preventing us, thou dost put into ou● minds good desires; so by thy continual help we may bring the same to good effect through Jesus Christ our Lord who liveth and reigneth wit● thee and the holy Ghost eve● one God world without end▪  
Amen.   

ANTHEM LXXXVIII.  
Holy Lord God Almighty, etc. A Thanksgiving.  
HOly Lord God Almighty, two which was, and is, and is to come. two Thou art worthy O Lord our God two to receive glory, honour, and power; two for thou hast created all things: two and for thy wills sake they are and were created. two  Mr. Parsons.  

ANTHEM LXXXIX.  
Almighty God the fountain, etc. The fifth Collect at the end of the Communion Service.  
ALmighty God the fountain of all wisdom, two which knowest our necessities two before we ask, two and our ignorance in ask: two we beseech thee two to have compassion two on our infirmities, two and those things, two which for our unworthiness two we dare not, two and for ou● blindness we cannot ask. two Vouchsafe to give us, two fo● the worthiness two of thy So● Jesus Christ our Lord, two Amen. two  Mr. Tomkins  

ANTHEM XC.  
O how glorious art thou O God;  A Prayer out of the 113 Psalm. 
O How glorious art thou, O God; and wonderful in all the works of thine hands: Thou raisest the simple out of the dust, two and liftest the poor out of the mire, two and placest him with princes, two even with the princes of thy people: O blessed be the Lord, two Amen.  Mr. Hooper.  

ANTHEM XCI.  
The Lord bless us, etc.  Num. 6. v. 24, 25, 26. 
24. THE Lord bless us, and keep us: two 25 The Lord make his face to shine upon us, two and be merciful unto us: two 26. The Lord lift up his countenance upon us, two and give us peace for evermore, two Amen.  Mr. White.  

ANTHEM XCII.  
Arise, O Lord, etc.  ●hese words are taken out of Psal. 44. v. 23, 24, 26. 
●. ARise, O Lord, two why sleepest thou? Awake, ●ake and be not absent from 〈◊〉 for ever. 24. Wherefore ●●dest thou thy face, and forgettest our misery and trou●●e? two 26. Help us, O God ●f our salvation, for the glory ●f thy name: O deliver us, two ●●d be merciful unto our sins, ● for thy name sake.  Mr. Bird.  

ANTHEM XCIII.  
Blessed art thou that fearest God, etc.  Psal. 128. in Metre. 
1. BLessed art thou that fe●rest God, and walke● in his way. 2. For of thy labour thou shalt eat, happy a● thou, I say. two 3. Like fruitful Vines on thy house sid● so doth thy Wife spring ou● Thy Children stand like Oli● buds, thy table round abou● 4. Thus art thou blest that fe●rest God, and he shall let th● see. 5. The promised Jer●salem, and his felicity. 6. Th● ●halt thy children's children see, ●i to thy great Joys increase: ●ull quietly in Israel, to pass ●heir time in peace.  Mr. Phillips.  

ANTHEM XCIV.  
How long wilt thou forget me, & ●  Psal. 13. 
1. HOW long will't tho forget me (O Lord for ever? how long wilt tho● hid thy face from me 2. How long shall I seek council in my soul; and be so vexe● in my heart? how long sha● mine enemy's triumph ove● me? 3. Consider and hea● me, O Lord my God: lighte● mine eyes, that I sleep not i● death. 4. Lest mine enemy's say, I have prevaile● against him: for if I be ca● down, they that trouble m● will rejoice at it. 5. But my ●rust is in thy mercy: and my ●eart is joyful in thy salvation. 6. I will sing of the Lord, because he hath dealt so ●ovingly with me: yea, I will ●raise the name of the Lord most high. Glory be to the Father, and to the Son, and to ●he Holy Ghost: As it was in ●he beginning, is now, and ever ●hall be, world without end,  
Amen.  Mr. Morley.  

ANTHEM XCVI.  
I will magnify thee, O God, &c▪  Psal. 145. v. 1. 2, 9, 10. 
1. I Will magnify thee, ● God, my King: two an● will praise thy name for eve● and ever. two 2. Every da● will I give thanks unto thee two and praise thy name fo● ever and ever. two 9 Th● Lord is loving unto ever● man, two and his mercy is ove● all his works. two 10. All th● works praise thee, O Lord and thy saints give thanks unt● thee. two  Mr. Hoope●  

ANTHEM XCVII.  
God, the proud are risen, etc.  Psal. 86. v. 14, 15. 
4. O God, the proud are risen against me: and ●e assemblies of violent men ● have sought my Soul, two ●d have not set thee before ●em. 15. But thou (O Lord) ●t a pitiful God, two and a merciful; two slow to anger, ●d great in kindness and ●uth. two  Mr. Bird.  

ANTHEM XCVIII.  
O glorious God, etc. A Prayer to the Trinity.  
O Glorious God, two ● Christ our Saviour, ● Holy Ghost the Comforter● all three in one, and one i● three: O glorious two Trin●ty, we beseech thee, two kee● us in unity, and in sincerity make us to worship thee th● Lord of majesty.  Orlando Gibbon▪  

ANTHEM XCIX.  
O how amiable are thy dwellings.  Psal. 84. v. 1, 2, 13. 
1. O How amiable are thy dwellings, two thou Lord of Hosts. two 2. My soul hath a desire and longing to enter into the courts of the Lord: my heart and my flesh rejoice in the living God. two 13. O Lord God of Hosts; blessed is the man that putteth his trust in thee, two Amen. two  Mr. Weelks.  

ANTHEM C.  
Sing unto the Lord, O ye Princes. A Hymn.  
SIng unto the Lord, O ye princes of the people, two O sing praises unto our God; two be ye sure that the Lord helpeth his anointed, two and will hear him from his hol● heaven, two with the wholesome strength of his righ● hand: for they that hate u● are brought down and fallen but we are risen and stand up right. Save Lord, and hear us O King of heaven, two whe● we call upon thee, two Amen▪  Mr. Weelks  

ANTHEM CI.  
O God, who through the, etc. The Collect for St. Paul's day. A Prayer.  
O God, who through the preaching of the blessed Apostle St. PAUL, hast caused the light of thy Gospel to shine throughout the world. Grant, we beseech thee, that we having his wonderful conversion in remembrance, may show forth our thankfulness unto thee for the same, by following the holy doctrine which he taught, through Jesus Christ our Lord,  
Amen.  Richard Price.  

ANTHEM CII.  
I beheld, and lo, a great, etc. For All Saint's day.  Rev. 7. v. 9, 10, 11, 12. 
9 I Beheld, and lo, a great multitude which no man could number, of all nations and kindreds, and people, and tongues, stood before the Throne, and before the Lamb, clothed with white robes and palms in their hands: 10. And they cried with a loud voice, saying, Salvation to our God two which sitteth upon the Throne, and unto the Lamb. 11. And all the Angels stood round about the throne, and about the Elders, and the four beasts, and fell before the throne on their faces, and worshipped God, 12. Saying, Amen: Blessing, and glory, and wisdom, and thanksgiving, and honour, and power, and might, be unto our God for ever and ever, Amen.  Laurence Fisher.  

ANTHEM CIII.  
O Lord turn not away thy face.  
The 1, 2, 4, 5, and 6, staves of The Lamentation of a sinner.  
O Lord turn not away thy face, From him that lies prostrate, Lamenting sore his sinful life, Before thy mercy gate: Which gate thou openest wide to those, That do lament their sin: Shut not that against me Lord, but let me enter in: two And call me not to mine account, How I have lived here: For than I know righ● well, O Lord, How vile I shal● appear, I need not to confes● my life, I am sure thou canst tell, What I have been and what I am, I know thou knowst it well. And can the things that I have done, Be hidden from thee then? Nay, nay, thou knowst them all, O Lord, Where they were done and when. Wherefore with tears I come to thee, To beg and to entreat, Even as the child that hath done ill, And feareth to be beat. two So come I to thy mercy gate, Where mercy doth abound, Requiring mercy for my sin, To heal my deadly wound. O Lord, I need not to repeat, What I do beg or crave: Thou knowst (O Lord) before I ask, The thing that I would have. two Mercy, good Lord, mercy I ask, That is the total sum: For mercy Lord is all my suit, Lord let thy mercy come.  Mr. Hooper.  

ANTHEM CIV.  
Almighty God, which by the, etc. The Collect for the Epiphany.  
ALmighty God, which by the leading of a Star two didst manifest thine only begotten Son to the Gentiles: two mercifully grant that we which know thee now by faith, two may after this life two have the fruition of the glorious Godhead, through Christ our Lord, two Amen. two  Dr. Bull.  

ANTHEM CV.  
O Lord, in thee is all my trust, &c▪ The Lamentation.  
O Lord, in thee is all my trust, give ear unto my woeful cry: Refuse me no● that am unjust, but bowing down thy heavenly eye: Behold how I do still lament, my sins wherein I do offend O Lord, for them shall I b● shent, sigh thee to please I d● intent. two No, no, not so, thy will is bend, to deal with sinners in thine ire: But when in hear● they shall repent, thou grantest with speed their just desire. To thee therefore still shall I cry to wash away my sinful crime: ●hy blood, O Lord, is not yet ●rie, but that it may help me ● time. two Haste thee, O Lord, ●aste thee, I say, to pour on ●e thy gifts of grace: That ●hen this life shall flit away, ● heaven with thee I may ●ave place: two Where thou ●ost reign eternally, with God ●hich once did down thee ●end, Where Angels sing continually: to thee be praise ●orld without end.  Mr. Hooper.  

ANTHEM CVI  
Sing unto God, all ye kingdomed of the earth, etc.  Psal. 68 v. 32, 33, 34, 35. 
32. SIng unto God, two al● ye kingdoms of th● earth: two O sing praises unto the Lord, two 33. Who sitteth in the heavens over all, two from the beginning: Lo, two he doth send out his voice, two yea, and that a mighty voice. two 34. Ascribe ye the power to God over Israel: his worship and strength, is in the clouds. two 35. O God, wonderful art thou two in thy holy places: two even the God of Israel, two he will give strength two and ●ower unto his people. two ●lessed be God. two  Mr. Tomkins. Mr. Stonard.  

ANTHEM CVII.  
The Lord is my shepherd, etc.  Psal. 23. 
1. THE Lord is my sheephe● therefore can I lack nothing. two 2. He shall feed m● in a green pasture: and lea● me forth besides the waters ● comfort. 3. He shall conve● my soul and bring me forth i● the paths of righteousness two ● for his name sake: two 4. Ye● though I walk through th● valley of the shadow of dea● I will fear no evil: for tho● art with me, two thy rod a● thy staff comfort me. two ● 5. Thou shalt prepare a tab● before me, against them that trouble me: thou hast anointed my head with oil, and my ●up shall be full. 6. But thy ●oving kindness and mercy ●hall follow me all the days of my life, two and I will dwell in the house of the Lord two for ever. two Amen, two  Adrian Batten.  

ANTHEM CVIII.  
Have mercy upon me, O God, & ●  Psal, 51. v. 1, 7, 9, 11. 
1. HAve mercy upon me, ● God, after thy grea● Goodness; two and according to the multitude of thy mercy's do away mine offence 7. Thou shalt purge me wit● Hyssop, and I shall be clean thou shalt wash me, and I sha● be whiter than snow. two 9 Tur● thy face from my sins, two and put out all my misdeed 11. Cast me not away fro● thy presence; two and take no● thy holy Spirit from me, two  
Amen.  Adrian Batte●  

ANTHEM CIX.  
God the Protector of all that, etc. The Collect for the fourth Sunday after Trinity.  
GOD the Protector of all that trust in thee, without whom nothing is strong, nothing is holy: Increase and multiply upon us thy mercy, that thou being our Ruler and guide, we may so pass through things temporal, that we finally lose not the things eternal: Grant this, O heavenly Father, for Jesus Christ's sake our Lord, Amen.  Henry Molle.  

ANTHEM CX.  
O sing unto the Lord, a new song.  Psal. 149. 
1. O Sing unto the Lord, a new song: let the Congregation of saints praise him. 2. Let Israel rejoice in him that made him: two and let the children of Zion two be joyful in their King. 3. Let them praise his name in the dance: two Let them sing praises unto him, two with Tabret and Harp. two 4. For the Lord hath pleasure in his people; and helpeth the meek hearted. two 5. Let the saints be Joyful with glory; two let them rejoice in their beds. two 6. Let the praises of God be in their mouth: and a tow-edged sword in their hands. two 7. To be avenged of the Heathen, and to rebuke the people. 8. To bind their Kings in chains: two and their nobles with links of iron: 9 That they may be avenged of the heathen, as it is written: Such honour have all his saints. two  Adrian Batten.  

ANTHEM CXI.  
The Lord, even the most, etc.  Psal. 50. v. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6. 
1. THE Lord, even the most mighty God hath spoken: two and called the world two from the rising up of the Sun two unto the going down two thereof. 2. Out of Zion hath God appeared in perfect beauty. two 3. Our God shall come, two and shall not keep silence: two there shall go before him two a consuming fire, two and a mighty tempest two shall be stirred up round about him. two 4. He shall call the heavens two from above: and the earth that he may judge his people. 5. Gather my Saints together unto me, two those that have made a covenant two with me two with sacrifice. two 6. And the heavens shall declare his righteousness: two for God is judge himself.  Mr. Tomkins.  

ANTHEM CXII.  
Bow down thine eye O Lord, etc. A prayer for the King.  
BOW down thine eye, O Lord, two and behold this thy servant two CHARLES our King and Governor, give him a long life two for ever and ever, two through Jesus Christ our Lord. two  Mr. Mundy.  

ANTHEM CXIII.  
O Lord I have loved the etc.  Psal. 26. v. 8, 9 
8. O LORD I have loved the habitation of thine house, and the place where thine honour dwelleth. two 9 O shut not up my Soul two with the sinners; nor my life with the bloodthirsty. two  Thomas Tomkins.  

ANTHEM CXIV.  
Lord, who shall dwell in thy, etc.  Psal. 15. 
1. LORD, who shall dwell in thy Tabernacle? two or who shall rest upon thy holy hill? 2. Even he that leadeth an uncorrupt life, and doth the thing that is right, and speaketh the truth from his heart. two 3. He that used no deceit in his tongue, two nor done evil to his neighbour, and hath not slandered his neighbour. 4. He that setteth not by himself, but is lowly in his own eyes, two and maketh much of them that fear the Lord. two 5. He that sweareth unto his neighbour, and disappointeth him ●ot, two though it were to his ●wn hindrance, two 6. He that ●ath not given his money upon ●sury, nor taken reward against ●he innocent. 7. Whoso doth ●hese things, shall never fall. two Amen.  Mr. White.  

ANTHEM CXV.  
Remember not, O Lord God, & ● A Prayer.  
REmember not, O Lor● God, our old iniquities but let thy mercy speedily pr●vent us, for we be very miserable; two Help us, O God ou● Saviour, two and for the glory o● thy name deliver us: be merciful, and forgive our sins fo● thy name's sake, two Let no● the wicked people say, two where is their God? two w● be thy people, and the sheep o● thy pasture; we shall giv● thanks unto thee for ever: ● from age to age we shall se● forth thy laud and praise: To ●ee be honour and glory ●orld without end, two ●men.  Thomas Tallis.  

ANTHEM CXVI.  
O clap your hands together, & ●  Psal. 47. 
1. O Clap your hands together all ye people: ● sing unto God with the voi● of melody. 2. The Lord ● high and to be feared: he ● the great King upon all th● earth. 3. He shall subdue th● people under us: and th● nations under our feet. 4. H● shall choose out an heritage f● us: even the worship of J●cob, whom he loved. 5. Go● is gone up with a merry noise● and the Lord with the soun● of the Trump. 6. O sin● paises, sing praises unto our God: O sing praises, sing praises unto our King. 7. For God is the King of all the ●arth: sing ye praises with ●nderstanding. 8. God reigneth over the heathen: God ●tteth upon his holy seat. ●. The princes of the people ●re joined unto the people of ●he God of Abraham: for God which is very high exalted, doth defend the earth as ● were with a shield. Glory ●e to the Father, etc. As it was ●n the beginning, etc. Amen.   

ANTHEM CXVII.  
Lord, to thee I make my moan▪ A prayer in Metre.  
LORD, to the I make m● moan, two When dange● me oppress; two I call, I sig● complain and Groan, two Tr●sting to find release. two He● now O Lord, my request, For is full due time: And let thin● ears, aye be pressed, two Unto th● prayer mine, two Amen.  Thomas Weelke.  

ANTHEM CXVIII.  
O mortal man! how long, etc.  
O Mortal man! how long wilt thou, remain drowed in sin. two in danger for to ●ye? Lift up thine heart and ●rn to Christ again, with all ●eekness two and most humity. Beseeching aye his heaenly majesty, of faith and ●orce to fight against the flesh, ●hich wanders here in this ●ale of misery, two where's none ●ut he two that may our silly ●ouls refresh. two Amen. two.  Mr. Weelks.  

ANTHEM CXIX.  
Gloria in Excelsis.  
GLory be to God on hig● and in earth peace, goo● will towards men: We prai● thee, we bless thee, we worsh● thee, we glorify thee, we gi● thanks to thee for thy gre● glory. O Lord God, heaven King, God the Father Almigty. O Lord, the only begotten Son Jesus Christ, O Lord Go● Lamb of Lord, Son of the ●ther, that takest away the s● of the world, have mercy up● us. Thou that takest away t● sins of the world, have me● upon us. Thou that tak● away the sins of the world, receive our prayers. Thou that sittest at the right hand of God the Father, have mercy upon us. For thou only art holy, thou only art the Lord, thou only, O Christ, with the holy Ghost, art most high in the glory of God the Father, Amen.  Mr. Tomkins. Mr. Jeffereys.  

ANTHEM CXX.  
Sanctus.  
HOly, holy, holy, Lord God of hosts, heaven and earth are full of thy glory. Glory be to thee, O Lord most High.  Thomas Tallis. Mr. Jeffereys.  

ANTHEM CXXI.  
Steven being full of the holy Ghost. For St. Steven's day.  Act. 7. v. 55, 56. 
55. STeven being full of the holy Ghost, two looking up steadfastly into heaven, and saw the glory of God, two and Jesus two standing on the right hand of God: 56. And said, Behold I see the heavens two open, and the Son of man two standing on the right hand of God.  Mr. Tomkins.  

ANTHEM CXXII.  
Behold, I bring you glad tidings. For Christmas day.  Taken out of the second Chapter of St. Luke, v. 10. 11, 14. 
10. BEhold, I bring you glad tidings of great joy, two which shall be to all people: 11. That unto us a Child is born, two unto us a Son is given, two which is Christ the Lord. 14. Glory be to God on high, two and in earth peace, good will towards men. two  Orlando Gibbons.  

ANTHEM CXXIII.  
Holy, holy, holy, Lord God, etc. For Trinity Sunday.  Rev. 4. v. 8, 11. 
8. HOly, holy, holy, Lord God Almighty, two which was, and is, and is to come: two 11. Thou art worthy, O Lord our God, to receive glory, honour, and power: two For thou hast created all things, and for thy wills sake they are and were created. two  Adrian Batten.  

ANTHEM CXXIV.  
In Bethlehem Town, O happy For Twelfth-Eve.  
IN Bethlehem Town, O happy Town! In which our God himself delights, To take man's form (unworthy form!) For such a God of might: There shined a Star, a lightsome Star was never Star so clear; That lead life's way, which then began to Gentiles to appear; two The place once found, O gladsome place! two To them tha● did it mind, They entered in no Tongue can tell, two Wha● joy they there did find: The● saw a King, a King of King● upon two a Virgin's knee; The● saw man's God became a man for man's felicity. two Than down they fell, two prostrate they fell, It did them so behoove, and offered Gifts, sweet smelling gifts, two good arguments two of love: Home than they went, with mirth and glee, But home another way, Then Herod thought, O wicked thought! So sweet a Babe to slay. two beware we by him, learn we by them, two Not to betray our King, two But rather joy, with host of heaven, two Which at his birth did sing two The sweetest song that ever was: two Peace, glory, and good will; To earth, to God, to man such Songs, good Lord continue still, two Amen.  Adrian Batten.  

ANTHEM CXXV.  
Bow down thine ear, O Lord, etc. A Prayer collected out of the Psalms.  
BOW down thine ear, O Lord, two and hear me, make haste two to deliver me: two Harken unto my voice, O Lord, and have mercy upon me, and hid not thy face from me, two for thou hast been my succour: two Leave me not, neither forsake me, O God, two of my salvation. O be thou my strong Rock and defence, that thou mayest save me, for my hope hath been in thee. O Lord I have said, Thou art my God: two Let me not be confounded, O Lord: two For I have called upon thee. two Into thy hands I commend my Spirit, two for thou hast Redeemed me, O Lord, thou God of truth. two  Adrian Batten.  

ANTHEM CXXVI.  
O God of Gods, O King of Kings For the King's Inauguration.  
O God of Gods, O King o● Kings! Eternal Father o● all things; In heaven and earth and every where, two By whom all Kings their Sceptres bear God of our Sovereign (Charles) King of peace, Heaven's darling England's happiness; For him we praise thee in this song: i● And pray, that we may praise thee long, two And we beseech thee mighty Lord, To us suc● favour to afford; two That thi● triumphant Festival, This holy day Imperial. two To his Inaugring consecrated May be so ●ten celebrated; two That fi●lly it be not done, Till the ●eat coming of thy Son; two ●nd that his health, his joys, and ●eace, May as his reign and ●ears increase: two To the almighty Trinity, Three per●ons in one Deity: two All glorious in heaven, two All ●raise, all thanks, all Laud be ●iven, two With Organs, Trum●ets & with Flutes, With Cornets Viols, & with Lutes, With Harps, with Symbals, and with Shawms, With sacred Anthems, Hymns, and Psalms; With notes of Angels and of men: Sing Alleluia, Amen, Amen. two  Mr. Bennett.  

ANTHEM CXXVII.  
O God of Gods, O King of King● Another of the same.  
O God of Gods, O King o● Kings, Eternal Father o● all things, In heaven above an● every where, By whom a● Kings their Sceptres bear: ● Great God of Charles our ble●sed King, two Who peace an● joy two to us did bring, two Whom thou a chief and Royal guide, two Didst for our guid● less troops provide; two Now we beseech thee mighty Lord To us such heavenly grace afford, That this united Monarchy, This Empire of great Brittany, two To thy high pleasure consecrate, May so long ●esse his Royal state, That fi●lly it be not done, Till the ●eat coming of thy Son: two ●d that his health, his joys, ●d peace, two May as his ●gn and years increase: two ● the Almighty Trinity, ●ree Persons in one Deity, ●ost bright and glorious in ●ven two (above,) All praise, ● thanks, all laud be given, two ●ith Organs, Trumpets and ●h Flutes, two With Cornets ●rons and with Lutes, two ●ith Harps, with Symbals, and ●h Shawms, two With sacred ●thems, Hymns, and Psalms, ● With note of Angels, and ● men, two Sing Alleluia, ●en, Amen. two  Mr. Hooper.  

ANTHEM CXXVIII.  
Harken ye nations, O come, & For Gunpowder Treason-day.  
Harken ye Nations, come see and hear, ● ye that serve the Lord in tr● and fear, and we will sh● what wonders his high ha● Hath done unto our Souls, a● to this Land: Our King ano●ted with his blessed seed, i● Our sacred Prophets that ● souls do feed, two ● honourable Senates, Peo● Peers, Men, Women, ● fants' of all sorts of years, T● day our God from Foes blo● thirsty ire hath saved as bra● new taken from the Fire: ● This is the day himself made two ● Rejoice, and sing two his praises with a cheerful voice two consider this ye true of heart ●nd wise, it is God's work and ●onderous in our eyes.: two he ●ends his terrors to affright, ●i not kill, as signs more of ●is power two than of his will. two O may our Moses ●rust in him, his Tower two and ●ll our Aaron's magnify his ●ower. two He is our shield two ●ay no unhallowed arm two Touch his anointed two nor ●is Prophets harm. two Record we this to all posterity, that ●hey may praise him to Eternity, And join in holy fear two with one accord, two to keep ●his day two holy to the Lord two  Mr. Hooper.  

ANTHEM CXXIX.  
Blessed be the Lord God of etc.  Psal. 106. v. 46. 
46. BLessed be the Lord Go● of Israel, from everlasting, two and world without end: two and let all the people say, Amen. two  Thomas Tomkin.  

ANTHEM CXXX.  
Hear my prayer, O Lord, etc.  Psal. 39 v. 13, 14, 15. etc. 
13. HEar my prayer, O Lord, two and with thine ears consider my calling: hold not thy peace at my tears. two 14. For I am a stranger two with thee, and a sojourner, as all my fathers were. two 15. O spare me a little while, two that I may recover my strength two before I go hence, and be no more seen. two (Lam. 5. 16.) My strength hath failed, two and is gone: Woe unto me, two woe two. that I have sinned. two.  Mr. Wilkinson.  

ANTHEM CXXXI.  
Blessed are all they that fear etc.  Psal. 128. 
1. BLessed are all they that fear the Lord: and walk in his ways. two 2. For thou shalt eat the labours of thy hands: O well is thee, and happy shalt thou be. 3. Thy wife shall be as the fruitful vine upon the walls of thine house. 4. Thy children like the olive branches round about thy table. two 5. Lo, thus shall the man be blessed: that feareth the Lord. two 6. The Lord from out of Zion shall so bless thee two that thou shalt see● Jerusalem in prosperity all thy life long. 7. Yea, that thou shalt see thy children's children, and peace upon Israel. two Glory be to the Father, and to the Son, and to the holy Ghost: As it was in the beginning, is now, and ever shall be world without end, Amen.  Orlando Gibbons.  

ANTHEM CXXXII.  
O Lord let me know mine end.  Psal. 39 v. 5, 6, 7, 8. 
5. O LORD let me know mine end, and the number of my days; that I may be certified two how long two I have to live. two 6. Behold, thou hast made my days, as it were a span long: two and mine age is even as nothing two in respect of thee; and verily every man living is altogether vanity. two 7. For man two walketh in a vain shadow, and disquieteth himself in vain; two he heapeth up riches, and cannot tell two who shall gather them. two 8. And now Lord, two what is my hope? two truly my hope two is even in thee. two And now two  Thomas Tomkins.  

ANTHEM CXXXIII.  
What Child was he whose &c. A Hymn.  
WHAT Child was he whose birth did Angels glad, whose guide was grace, whose youth all knowledge had? two 'Twas Jesus Christ the Son of God two who darkeness, death, despair, With light, with life, two with joys, with bliss repair. Then let us praise him most and love him best, By whom alone we all are loved and blest. two What man was he whom sin did ne redefile, whose heart, whose tongue, whose hands two were void of guile? 'Twas Jesus Christ: our saving health, two who sin and satan bound By scars, by stripes, two by death, by bloody wounds: two From us all love and glory he deserves, two Who for us love and glory thus preserves. two What man was he from grave his body raised, And now in heaven by Saints and Angels praised? two 'Twas Jesus Christ two our Lord and King, two that sits at Gods right hand; before whose Throne two shall all for judgement stand. This Jesus Christ, grant us mercy, love & grace, two That we in heaven with him two may have a dwelling place, two Amen. two  Dr. Giles.  

ANTHEM CXXXIV.  
O Jesus meek, O Jesus sweet, etc. A prayer to the Son of God.  
O Jesus meek, O Jesus sweet, O Jesus Saviour mine: Most gracious Jesus to my call, thy gracious ears incline. O Jesus deer whose precious blood was shed on Cross of Tree, Sweet Jesus for thy passions sake have mercy now on me. two. Sweet Jesus two. O Jesus what is good for me is aye best known to thee: Therefore according to thy will have mercy now on me. two O Jesus dear, do thou with me even as thy will shall please. two Sweet Jesus put me where thou wilt ●o suffer pain or ease. Jesus behold, I am but thine, whither I be good or ill, two Yet ●y thy grace I ready am thy pleasure to fulfil. two Jesus; I ●m thy workmanship, most ●lessed may'st thou be, Sweet ●esu, for thy mercy's sake, two ●ave mercy now on me, two  
Amen.  Mr. Morley.  

ANTHEM CXXXV.  
In thee, O Lord, have I put &c  These words are taken out of the 38th Psalm. 
IN thee, O Lord, have I pu● my trust; answer for me, O Lord my God: two For I a● brought two into so great misery and trouble, that I go mourning two all the day long two I am feeble & sore smitten two I have roared two for th● very disquietness of my hear● two Lord, thou knowest m● desire; my groaning is not hi● from thee. two My heart pasteth, two And my strength fa●leth me: two forsake me no● O Lord my God, two be not ●hou far from me: two haste ●hee to help me, two O Lord God my salvation, So be it. two  Dr. Bull:  

ANTHEM CXXXVI.  
If the Lord himself had not, etc.  Psal. 124. v. 1, 2, 3, 5, 6. 
1. IF the Lord himself had not been on our side, (now may Israel say:) If the Lord himself had not been our side, when men risen up against us. If the Lord. two 2. They had swallowed us up quick, when they were so wrathfully displeased at us. 3. Yea, the waters had drowned us, and the streams had gone over our Souls. two 5. But praised be the Lord, who hath not given us over for a prey unto their teeth. But praised two.  
●. Our soul is escaped, even ●s a bird out of the snare of ●he fouler; two the snare is ●roken, and we are delivered. ●i The snare two. Glory be ●o the Father, and to the Son, ●nd to the holy Ghost: As it was in the beginning, and is ●ow and ever shall be world without end, Amen.  Mr. Gibbs.  

ANTHEM CXXXVII.  
Praise the Lord the God of &c▪ A prayer for the King, and the Royal Family.  
PRaise the Lord the God o● might and power for all the wonders he hath done, O magnify the Son our Saviour, Give laud unto that holy One two proceeding from the Father & the Son: With Instruments of melody two sing praises to the Trinity. two The God that heaven and earth hath made and all things in the world of naught, And us from hell and darkness bought: He that our hearts hath newly wrought, with instruments of melody, two sing praises to the trinity. two That Godhead with ●ese three conjoins, two Our ●ing, Queen, Prince preserve ●nd bless: Bless them all that spring from their loins, two ●eep them in peace without ●istress: two Bear up their friend's, their foes depress: two ●o shall we all sing joyfully, two Praise to his holy Majesty, two Amen. two  Mr. Jefferier.  

ANTHEM CXXXVIII.  
Above the Stars my Saviour, & c▪ A Hymn.  
ABove the Stars my Saviour dwells, I love, I care fo● nothing else; two. There, ther● he sits and fits a place, For th● glorious heirs of grace. two Dear Saviour, raise my dulle●eine, Let me but see thy beam● divine: two Ravish my Sou● with wonder and desire, two Er● I enjoy let me thy joys admire: two And wand'ring, le● me say, two. Come Lord Jesu● come away. two.  Thomas Tomkins  

ANTHEM CXXXIX.  
Lord, I am not high minded.  Psal. 131. 
●. LORD, I am not high minded: two I have no proud looks. two 2. I do not exercise myself in great matters two which be too high for me. two 3. But I refrain my soul, and keep it low, two ●ike as a child that is weaned from his mother: yea, my soul ●s even as a weaned child. two 4. O Israel, trust in the Lord two from this time forth for evermore, two Amen.  Henry Loosemore.  

ANTHEM CLX.  
Give the King thy judgements &c▪  Psal. 67. v. 1, 2. etc. 
1. GIve the King thy judgements O God, and th● righteousness to the King's Son two 2. Then shall he judge th● people two according unt● right, two and defend the poor two Behold, O God, our Defender; and look upon th● face of thine Anointed. two Psal. 19 v. 14. 15. Let the word of his mouth, and the meditation of his heart, be always acceptable in thy sight. two 15. O Lord our strength an● our redeemer. Behold O Go● our Defender: two and look upon the face of thine Anointed. two. Behold two Amen. two  Mr. Weelkes.  

ANTHEM CXLI.  
Lord in thy wrath reprove etc.  The two first staves of Psal. 6. in metre. 
LORD in thy wrath reprove me not though I deserve thine ire; Ne yet correct me in thy rage, O Lord I thee desire. two For I am weak, therefore O Lord, of mercy me forbear: And heal me Lord, for why thou knowst my bones do quake for fear. two My soul is troubled very sore, and vexed vehemently; But Lord, how long wilt thou delay to cure my misery? two Lord turn thee to thy wont grace; my silly soul up take: O save me not for my deserts, but for thy mercy's sake. O save two  John Amner. Mr. Gibbs.  

ANTHEM CXLII.  
All laud and praise with etc.  Taken out of the 30th Psal. in metre. 
ALL laud and praise with heart and voice, O Lord I give to thee Which didst not make my foes rejoice, but hast exalted me. O Lord my God to thee I cried, in all my pain and grief: Thou gav'st an ear and didst provide, to ease me with relief. Of thy good will thou hast called back my soul from hell to save: Thou didst revive when strength did lack and keptest me from the grave. Sing praise ye saints that prove and see the goodness of the Lord: In memory of his Majesty rejoice with one accord. Sing ye, I say, unto the Lord a song of melody: two And let all men with heart and voice, extol his majesty. two Praise him always both night and day, due praises to him give: For by his mighty power and strength we daily here do live: two For by two  
Amen.  Mr. Weelkes.  

ANTHEM CXLIII.  
O Lord of whom I do depend, etc. Taken out of the humble suit of a sinner.  
O LORD, of whom I do depend, behold my careful heart: And when thy will and pleasure is, release me of my smart. release two Thou seest my sorrows what they are, my grief is known to thee: And there is none that can remove, two nor take the same from me; two And two. But only thou whose aid I crave, whose mercy still is pressed, To ease all those that come to thee for succour & for rest. Wherefore this is yet once again my suit and my request, To grant me pardon for my sin, two that I in thee may rest. To two. Then shall my heart, two my tongue, and voice be instruments of praise, And in thy Church, and house of saints, sing Psalms to thee always. two And two. Amen.  Dr. Giles.  

ANTHEM CXLIV.  
Unto thee, O Lord, will I, etc.  Psal. 25. v. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6. 
1. UNTO thee, O Lord, will I lift up my soul, two my God, I have put my trust in thee: O Let me not be confounded, neither let mine enemy's triumph over me. two 2. For all they that hope in thee, shall not be ashamed: but such as transgress without a cause, two shall be put to confusion. two For two 3. Show me thy ways, O Lord, two and teach me thy paths. 4. Led me forth in thy truth and learn me: for thou ar● the God of my salvation, two in thee hath been my hope all the day long. two In two 5. Call to remembrance, O Lord, two thy tender mercies and thy loving kindness two which hath been ever of old, and two. 6. O Remember not the sins and offences of my youth; two but according to thy mercies think thou upon me (O Lord) ●i for thy goodness; but two  Mr. Warde.  

ANTHEM CXLV.  
Plead thou my cause, O Lord, with them that, etc.  Psal. 35. v. 1. 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 18. 
1. Pled thou my cause, O Lord, with them that strive with me; and fight thou against them that fight against me. 2. Lay hand upon the shield and buckler, and stand up to help me. 3. Bring forth the spear, and stop the way against them that persecute me: say unto my soul, I am thy salvation. 4. Let them be confounded and put to shame, that seek after my soul let them be turned back, and brought to confusion that imagine mischief for me. 5. Let ●hem be as the dust before the wind, and the Angel of the Lord two scattering them. 6. Let their way be dark and ●lippery, and let the Angel of ●he Lord persecute them. 7. For they have privily laid ● net to destroy me without ● cause; yea, even without a ●ause have they made a pit ●or my soul. 8. Let a sudden destruction come upon him unawares, and his net that he ●ath laid privily, catch himself, ●hat he may fall into his own mischief. 9 And my soul ●e joyful in the Lord: it shall rejoice in his salvation. 18. So will I give thee thanks in the great Congregation: I will praise thee among muc● people, two Amen.  Mr. Weelkes.  

ANTHEM CXLVI.  
O sing unto the Lord a new song.  Psal. 149. v. 1, 2. 
1. O Sing unto the Lord a new song: two let the Congregation of saints two sing praise unto him. two 2. Let Israel rejoice in him that made him, two and let the children of Zion, two forever sing, Alleluiah. two  Thomas Tomkins.  

ANTHEM CXLVII  
Exalt thyself ahove the heavens.  Psal. 57 v. 6, 9, 10, 11, 12. 
6. EXalt thyself above the heavens, two and let thy glory be upon the earth. two 9 Awake my tongue, awake Viol. and Harp: two I will awake two right early. two 10. I will praise thee, O Lord, two among the people: two and I will sing unto thee two among the Nations. two 11. For thy mercy is great two unto the heavens, two and thy truth unto the clouds. two 12. Exalt thyself, O God, two above the heavens: two and let thy glory be upon the earth; two Amen.  Mr. Bird.  

ANTHEM CXLVIII.  
God, which as on this day, etc. The Collect for White-Sunday.  
GOD, which as on this day, didst teach the hearts of thy faithful people, two by the sending to them the Light two of thy holy Spirit: two Grant us by the same Spirit two to have a right judgement in all things, two and evermore to rejoice in his holy comfort, two through the merits of Jesus Christ our Saviour, two who liveth two and reigneth with thee two in the unity of the same Spirit, two one God world without end, two Amen.  Dr. Giles.  

ANTHEM CXLIX.  
When as we sat in Babylon, etc.  Psal. 137. in metre. 
When as we sat in Babylon, the rivers round about: And in remembrance of Zion, the tears for grief burst out. We hanged our Harps and instruments, the willow trees upon: For in tha● place, men for their use, had planted many a one. The● they to whom we prisoners were, said to us tauntingly, Now let us hear your Hebrew▪ songs, and pleasant melodies Alas! said we, who can once frame, his sorrowful heart, t● sing, The praises of our loving God, thus under a strange King? But if that I Jerusalem, out of my heart let slide: Then let my singers quite forget, the warbling Harp to guide. And let my tongue within my mouth, be tied forever fast: If that I joy before I see, thy full deliverance past. Therefore, O Lord, remember now the cursed noise and cry, That Edom's sons against us made, when they razed our city. Remember Lord the cruel words, when as with one accord, They cried, On, sack, and raze their walls, in despite of the Lord. Even so shalt thou, O Babylon, at length to dust be brought: And happy shall that man be called, that takes thy children young: To dash their bones against hard stones, which lie the streets among.   

ANTHEM CL.  
I heard a voice in heaven, etc.  Rev. 19 1, 2, 3, 7. 
1. I Herd a voice in heaven, Saying, Alleluia, Salvation and glory, & power, and praise, and thanks be unto the Lord our God. 2. For true and righteous are his judgements. 3. And again they say, Alleluia: Come, O come and gather yourselves together unto the Supper of the great God. Come O come, two 7. Let us rejoice and be glad and give honour to him, for the marriage of the Lamb is come, Amen.  Albertus' Brine.  

ANTHEM CLI.  
O Lord my God in all distress.  This is taken out of Psal. 7. in metre. 
O LORD my God in all distress, my trust is whole in thee: Preserve me from those deadly foes, that rise and trouble me: As thou art just, defend me Lord, and aid me from all fear: Send me thy help, and grant my suit, and humble prayer hear. Be thou my rock to whom I may for aid all times resort, Thy promise is to help always, thou art my fence and sort: Save me, O God, two from wicked men, and from their rage and power, From men unjust and eke from them, that would my life devour. two Thou art my stay wherein I trust, thou Lord of hosts art he Even from my youth I had a lust, still to depend on thee. two For thou hast kept me since I was born, from dangers many one, two Therefore all praise and thank's I give, to thee O Lord alone, two Therefore two. Amen.  Dr. Giles.  

ANTHEM CLII  
Alack! when I look back, etc.  
ALack! when I look back upon my youth that's past, And deeply ponder youth's offence, and youths reward at last: two With tears, and sighs I say, O God I not deny, My youth through folly hath deserved, with folly for to die. two But yet if ever sinful man, might mercy move to ruth, Good Lord, with mercy do forgive, the follies of my youth. In youth I ranged the field where vices all did grow, In youth, alas! I wanted grace, such vice to overthrow. two In youth what seemed sweet, most bitter now I find, Thus have the follies of my youth, in folly kept me blind. two But as the Eagle casts her bill, whereby her age reneu●th, So Lord with mercy do forgive, the follies of my youth. Good Lord with mercy two Amen.  Mr. Bird.  

ANTHEM CLIII.  
The King shall rejoice in thy, etc.  Psal. 21. v. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 7, 8, 11, 13. 
1. THE King shall rejoice in thy strength, O Lord: exceeding glad shall he be of thy salvation. 2. Thou hast given him his heart's desire: and hast not denied him the request of his lips. 3. For thou shalt prevent him with the blessings of goodness: and shalt set a crown of pure gold upon his head. 4. He asked life of thee, and thou gavest him a long life: even for ever and ever. 5. His honour is great in thy salvation: glory and great worship shalt thou lay upon him. 7. And why? because the King putteth his trust in the Lord, and in the mercy of the most Highest, he shall not miscarry. 8. All thine enemies shall feel thine hand: thy right hand shall find out them that hate thee. 11. For they intended mischief against thee: and imagined such a device as they are not able to perform. 13. Be thou exalted Lord in thine own strength: so will we sing and praise thy power. So be it.  Radolph Jewett.  

ANTHEM CLIU  
O God the King of glory, etc. The Collect for the Sunday after Ascension day. A Prayer.  
O God the King of glory, which hast exalted thine only Son Jesus Christ with great triumph into thy Kingdom of heaven: we beseech thee leave us not comfortless, but send down the holy Ghost to comfort us, and exalt us unto the same place whither our Saviour Christ is gone before, who liveth and reigneth with thee, ever one God world without end, Amen.  Randolph Jewett.  

ANTHEM CLV.  
Zadock the Priest and etc. For the Coronation-day.  
ZAdock the Priest and Nathan the Prophet anointed Solomon King, and joyfully approaching, they cried, they cried, God save the King for ever and ever: God save the King. two Alleluiah, Alleluiah.  Henry Laws.  

ANTHEM CLVI.  
This is my Commandment, etc.  John 15. v. 12, 13. 
12. THis is my Commandment, two that ye love one another, even as I have loved you. two 13. No man hath greater love than this, two to give his life even for his friends two No man two.  Mr. Johnson.  

ANTHEM CLVII.  
He that hath my Commandments.  John 14. v. 21. 
21. HE that hath my Commandments and keepeth them, two the same is he that loveth me: two and he that loveth me shall be loved of my Father, two and I will love him, two and I will show mine own self unto him. two and he two  Mr. Coste.  

ANTHEM CLVIII.  
A new Commandment give, etc.  John 13. v. 34, 35. 
34. A New Commandment give I unto you, saith the Lord, that ye love together two as I have loved you, that even so ye love one another. two 35. By this shall every man know that ye are my disciples, two if ye have love one to another. two  Thomas Tallis.  

ANTHEM CLIX  
Hear the voice and prayer etc. This is taken out of the 6. Chapter of the second Book of the Chron. A Prayer.  
HEar the voice and prayer of thy servants, two that they make before thee this day; that thine ears may be open towards this House night and day, two ever towards this place: two of which thou hast said, My name shall be there. two And when thou hearest, have mercy on them. two That thine ears two. Amen.  Thomas Tallis.  

ANTHEM CLX.  
I have loved, etc.  Taken out of Psal. 116. etc. 
I Have loved, two for the Lord will hear the voice of my prayer: two for he hath inclined his ear unto me, two and in all my days I will call upon him: two the sorrows of death have compassed me round about, two and the perils of hell have entangled me: two I have found much trouble and sorrow, two and have called upon the name of the Lord: two O deliver my soul, O merciful Lord and just: our God is merciful two. The Lord preserveth the simple, two I was brought low two and he delivered me. two Turn into thy rest, O my soul! two For the Lord hath done much for thee, two for he hath delivered my soul from death, two mine eyes from tears, two my feet from sliding, two my feet from falling. Glory be to the Father, and to the Son, and to the holy Ghost: As it was in the beginning, is now, and ever shall be world without end, So be it.  Dr. Tye.  

ANTHEM CLXI.  
O Lord make thy servant etc. A prayer for the King, collected out of the Psalms of David.  
O LORD make thy servant CHARLES, our Gracious King, to rejoice in thy strength: two exceeding glad shall he be two of thy salvation. two Exceeding two. For thou shalt prevent him with the blessing of Goodness, two and shalt set a Crown of pure gold upon his head; two His honour is great in thy salvation, Glory and great worship shalt thou lay upon him. two As for his enemies, O Lord, cloth them all with shame; two but upon himself let his Crown flourish let it flourish, O Lord, let it flourish, two let his Crown always flourish, two long let his Crown flourish. As for his. two Amen.  Mr. Cranford.  

ANTHEM CLXII.  
Submit yourselves one to etc.  Ephes. 5. v. 21, 19, 20. 
21. SUbmit yourselves one to another in the fear of God. 19 Speaking unto yourselves, in Psalms, and Hymns, and spiritual songs, two singing melody to the Lord. two 20. With your hearts giving thanks always for all things two unto God the Father Almighty, in the name of our Lord Jesus Christ. two. Singing two  Mr. Shepherd.  

ANTHEM CLXIII.  
Sitting by the streams that glide  Psal. 137. 

1.  
SItting by the streams that glide  
Down by Babel's Towering wall,  
With our tears we filled the Tide,  
Whilst our mindful thoughts recall  
Thee, OSION, and thy Fall!   

2.  
Our neglected Harps unstrung,  
Not acquainted with the hand  
Of the skilful Tuner, hung  
On the Willow Trees that stand  
Planted in the Neighbour Land.   

3.  
Yet the spiteful Foe commands  
Songs of Mirth, and bids us lay  
To cumb Harps our captive hands,  
And (to scoff our Sorrows) say,  
Sing us some sweet Hebrew Lay.   

4.  
But (say we) our holy Strain  
Is too pure for Heathen Land,  
Nor may we our Hymns profane,  
Or tune either Voice or Hand  
To delight a Savage Band.   

5.  
Holy Salem, if thy Love  
Fall from my forgetful heart,  
May the skill by which I move  
Strings of Music, tuned by Art,  
From my withered Hand departed.   

6.  
May my speechless tongue give sound  
To no Accent, but remain  
To my prison Roof fast bound,  
If my sad Soul entertain  
Mirth till Thou rejoice again.   

7.  
In that day, remember Lord  
Edom's brood; thus in our Groans  
They triumphed, with Fire and Sword  
Burn their City, hue their bones,  
And make all one heap of stones.   

8.  
Cruel Babel! thou shalt feel  
The Revenger of our Groans,  
When the happy Victor's steel  
As thine ours, shall hue thy bones,  
And make Thee one heap of stones.   

9  
Men shall bless the hand that tear's  
From the Mother's soft Embraces  
Sucking Infants, and besmears  
With their brains the rugged faces  
Of the Rocks and stony places.   Henry Laws.  

ANTHEM CLXIV.  
For the time of Lent. BY The Rt Reverend Father in God, HENRY, Lord Bishop of Chichester.  

Harken, O God, unto a wretch's cries,  
Who low dejected at thy footstool lies;  
Let not the clamour of my heinous sin  
Drown my requests, which strive to enter in  
At those bright gates, which always open stand  
To such as beg remission at thy hand.   

Too well I know, if thou in rigour deal  
I can nor pardon ask, nor yet appeal:  
To my hoarse voice, heaven will no audience grant,  
But deaf as Brass, and hard as Adamant,  
Beat back my words, therefore I bring to thee  
A gracious Advocate to plead for me.   

What though my leprous soul no Jordan can  
Recure, nor floods of laved Ocean  
Make clean, yet from my Saviors bleeding side  
Two large & medicinable rivers glide  
Lord, wash me where those streams of life abound,  
And new Bethesdaes' flow from every wound.   

If I this precious Laver may obtain,  
I shall not then despair for any stain;  
I need no Gileads balm, nor oil, nor shall  
I for the purifying Hyssop call;  
My spots will vanish in his purple flood  
And crimson there turn white, though washed with blood.   

See Lord! with broken heart & bended knee,  
How I address my humble suit to thee;  
O give that suit admittance to thy ears  
which floats to thee not in my words but tears:  
And let my sinful soul this mercy crave  
Before I fall into the silent Grave.   Composed to Music by Dr. John Wilson, Gent: of His Majesty's Chapel.  

ANTHEM CLXV.  
A Christmas Anthem, or Caroll. By T. P.  

AWake my soul! and come away,  
Put on thy best array  
Lest if thou longer stay  
Thou lose some minutes of so blest a day.   

Go run, and bid Good-morrow to the Sun  
Welcome his safe return to Capricorn,  
And that great Morn  
Wherein a God was Born,  
Whose story none can tell  
But he whose every words a Miracle.   

To day Almightiness grew weak,  
The world itself was mute  
And could not speak;  
That Jacob's Star which made the Sun  
To dazzle if he durst look on,  
Now mantled over in Bethl'hem's night  
Borrowed a Star to show him light;  
He that begird each Zone  
To whom both Poles are one,  
Who grasped the Zodiac in's hand  
And made it move or stand,  
Is now by Nature, Man,  
By Stature, but a Span:  
Eternity is now grown short,  
A King is born without a Court.  
The Water thirsts, the Fountains dry,  
And Life being born made apt to die.   

Chorus.  
Then let our praises emulate and vie,  
with his humility,  
Since he's exiled from Skies  
That we might Rise  
From low estate of men,  
Let's sing him up again,  
Let each man wind up's heart  
to bear a part  
In that Angelic Choir;  
And show his Glory high, as he was low:  
Let's sing towards men good will and charity,  
Peace upon earth, Glory to God on high.   
Halleluiah, Halleluiah.  Composed by Mr. William Child.  

ANTHEM CLXVI.  
A Dialogue for Christmass-Day. Composed by Mr. Tho. Ford.  

1st Shep.  
LOok Shepherds, look! Why, where?  
2 d Shep. See you not yonder? there!  
Lord! what a glorious light  
Streams through the air?   

1st Shep.  
Never was Sun so bright,  
Nor morn so fair,  
2 d Shep. Methinks it doth appear  
Like Glory coming near.   

1st Shep.  
List'n Shepherds, listen round,  
2 d Shep. Hark! hear you not a sound?  
Lord! what an heavenly noise  
Beats through the air?  
ne'er was there sweeter voice,  
Nor note so clear.   

Chorus.  
Heavenly Music, Glorious Light;  
Yet more fearful than the nighr.  
Angel.  
Fear not Shepherds, for behold,  
Better tidings ne'er was told;  
News I bring you this same tide;  
This blessed Morn,  
Ye and all mankind beside  
A Saviour is born:  
Post to Bethl'hem, post about,  
Post and find the Infant out.   

With these Signs you shall begin,  
In a Stable in the Inn  
You shall find his Mother-Mayd  
Poorly friended,  
And the Babe in Manger laid  
Worse attended.  
When you find him, loudly cry,  
Glory be to God on high.   

Chorus.  
Glory be to God above,  
Peace on earth, amongst men love:  
Death and hell are now beguiled,  
God and man are reconciled.   R. G.  

ANTHEM CLXVII.  
For Good Friday. Bianca Dr. William Stroud.  

SEE sinful soul the Saviour's sufferings, see  
his Blessed hands & feet fixed fast to tree:  
Observe what Rivilets of blood stream forth,  
his painful pierced side, each drop more worth  
Than tongue of men and Angels can express:  
hast to him, cursed Caitiff, and confess  
All thy misdeeds, and sighing say, 'TTwas I  
that caused thee thus, my Lord, my Christ, to die.  
O let thy Death secure my soul from fears,  
and I will wash thy wounds with brinish tears:  
Grant me, sweet Jesus, from thy precious store  
one cleansing drop, with grace to sin no more.   Composed by Mr. Richard Gibbs, Oyganist of Christ-Church, in Norwich.  
THE END.