THE SARUM RITE Sarum Breviary Noted. Performing Edition

VOLUME A. Part . Pages [][].

Psalter. Penitential Psalms. The Litany.

Edited by William Renwick.

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Pentiential Psalms.

Penitential Psalms. On Wednesday at the beginning of Lent after Sext the Clerks kneel in the Quire before the Altar, together with the Bishop or Officiant, and say the seven Penitential Psalms followed by this Antiphon Remember not, Lord. []. and with Gloria Patri. at the end of each Psalm. Let all this be said without note whether said by the Priest alone or by the whole Choir.

Against Wrath. Psalm . Domine ne in furore. vj. Lord, rebuke me not in sake. Othine indignation : * neither For in death no man remem chasten me in thy bereth thee : * and who will give thee displeasure. thanks in the pit ? Have mercy upon me, O Lord, I am weary of my groaning ; for I am weak : * O Lord, heal me, every night wash I my bed : * and for my bones are vexed. water my couch with my tears. My soul also is sore troubled : * My beauty is gone for very but, Lord, how long wilt thou punish trouble : * and worn away because of me ? all mine enemies. Turn thee, O Lord, and deliver Away from me, all ye that work my soul : * O save me for thy mercy’s vanity : * for the Lord hath heard the [573] Pentiential Psalms. voice of my weeping. confounded, and sore vexed : * they The Lord hath heard my shall be turned back, and put to petition : * the Lord will receive my shame suddenly. prayer. Glory be to the Father. &c. All mine enemies shall be

Against Pride. Psalm . Beati quorum. xxxj. Lessed is he whose unright but in the great waterfloods they Beousness is forgiven : * and shall not come nigh him. whose sin is covered. Thou art a place to hide me in, Blessed is the man unto whom thou shalt preserve me from trouble : * the Lord imputeth no sin : * and in thou shalt compass me about with whose spirit there is no guile. songs of deliverance. For while I held my tongue : * I will inform thee, and teach thee my bones consumed away through my in the way wherein thou shalt go : * daily complaining. and I will guide thee with mine eye. For thy hand is heavy upon me Be ye not like to horse and mule, day and night : * and my moisture is which have no understanding : * like the drought in summer. whose mouths must be held with bit I will acknowledge my sin unto and bridle, lest they fall upon thee. thee : * and mine unrighteousness Great plagues remain for the have I not hid. ungodly : * but whoso putteth his I said, I will confess my sins unto trust in the Lord, mercy embraceth the Lord : * and so thou forgavest the him on every side. wickedness of my sin. Be glad, O ye righteous, and For this shall every one that is rejoice in the Lord : * and be joyful, godly make his prayer unto thee, in a all ye that are true of heart. time when thou mayest be found : * Glory be to the Father. &tc .

Against Gluttony. Psalm . Domine ne in furore. xxxvij. UT me not to rebuke, O Lord, chasten me in thy heavy displeasure. Pin thine anger : * neither For thine arrows stick fast in me : *

[574] Penitential Psalms. and thy hand presseth me sore. of wickedness, and imagined deceit all There is no health in my flesh, the day long. because of thy displeasure : * neither As for me, I was like a deaf man, is there any rest in my bones, by and heard not : * and as one that is reason of my sin. dumb, who doth not open his mouth. For my wickednesses are gone I became even as a man that over my head : * and are like a sore heareth not : * and in whose mouth burden, too heavy for me to bear. are no reproofs. My wounds stink, and are For in thee, O Lord, have I put corrupt : * through my foolishness. my trust : * thou shalt answer for me, I am brought into so great O Lord my God. trouble and misery : * that I go I have required that they, even mourning all the day long. mine enemies, should not triumph For my loins are filled with a sore over me : * for when my foot slipped, disease : * and there is no whole part they rejoiced greatly against me. in my body. And I truly am set in the plague : * I am feeble, and sore smitten : * I and my heaviness is ever in my sight. have roared for the very disquietness For I will confess my wicked of my heart. ness : * and be sorry for my sin. Lord, thou knowest all my But mine enemies live, and are desire : * and my groaning is not hid mighty : * and they that hate me from thee. wrongfully are many in number. My heart panteth, my strength They also that reward evil for hath failed me : * and the light of good are against me : * because I mine eyes is gone from me. follow the thing that good is. My lovers and my neighbours Forsake me not, O Lord my did stand looking upon my trouble : * God : * be not thou far from me. and my kinsmen stood afar off. Haste thee to help me : * O They also that sought after my Lord God of my salvation. life laid snares for me : * and they Glory be to the Father. &c. that went about to do me evil talked

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Against Extravagance. Psalm . Miserere mei Deus. l. Ave mercy upon me, O God, Cast me not away from thy Hafter thy great goodness : * presence : * and take not thy holy according to the multitude of thy spirit from me. mercies do away mine offences. O give me the comfort of thy Wash me throughly from my help again : * and stablish me with wickedness : * and cleanse me from thy free Spirit. my sin. Then shall I teach thy ways For I acknowledge my faults : * unto the wicked : * and sinners shall and my sin is ever before me. be converted unto thee. Against thee only have I sinned, Deliver me from bloodguilti and done this evil in thy sight : * that ness, O God, thou that art the God of thou mightest be justified in thy my health : * and my tongue shall saying, and clear when thou art sing of thy righteousness. judged. Thou shalt open my lips, O Behold, I was shapen in wick Lord : * and my mouth shall shew edness : * and in sin hath my mother thy praise. conceived me. For thou desirest no sacrifice, But lo, thou requirest truth in else would I give it thee : * but thou the inward parts : * and shalt make delightest not in burntofferings. me to understand wisdom secretly. The sacrifice of God is a trou Thou shalt purge me with bled spirit : * a broken and contrite hyssop, and I shall be clean : * thou heart, O God, shalt thou not despise. shalt wash me, and I shall be whiter O be favourable and gracious than snow. unto Sion : * build thou the walls of Thou shalt make me hear of joy Jerusalem. and gladness : * that the bones which Then shalt thou be pleased with thou hast broken may rejoice. the sacrifice of righteousness, with Turn thy face from my sins : * the burntofferings and oblations : * and put out all my misdeeds. then shall they offer young bullocks Make me a clean heart, O God : * upon thine altar. and renew a right spirit within me. Glory be to the Father. &c.

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Against Avarice. Psalm . Domine exaudi. cj. Ear my prayer, O Lord : * and and I am withered like grass. Hlet my crying come unto thee. But thou, O Lord, shalt endure Hide not thy face from me in the for ever : * and thy remembrance time of my trouble : * incline thine throughout all generations. ear unto me when I call ; O hear me, Thou shalt arise, and have mercy and that right soon. upon Sion : * for it is time that thou For my days are consumed away have mercy upon her, yea, the time is like smoke : * and my bones are burnt come. up as it were a firebrand. And why ? thy servants think My heart is smitten down, and upon her stones : * and it pitieth withered like grass : * so that I forget them to see her in the dust. to eat my bread. The nations shall fear thy Name, For the voice of my groaning : * O Lord : * and all the kings of the my bones will scarce cleave to my earth thy Majesty ; flesh. When the Lord shall build up I am become like a pelican in the Sion : * and when his glory shall wilderness : * and like an owl that is appear ; in the desert. When he turneth him unto the I have watched, and am even as it prayer of the poor destitute : * and were a sparrow : * that sitteth alone despiseth not their desire. upon the housetop. This shall be written for those Mine enemies revile me all the that come after : * and the people day long : * and they that are mad which shall be born shall praise the upon me are sworn together against Lord. me. For he hath looked down from For I have eaten ashes as it were his sanctuary : * out of the heaven did bread : * and mingled my drink with the Lord behold the earth ; weeping. That he might hear the mour And that because of thine nings of such as are in captivity : * indignation and wrath : * for thou and deliver them that are appointed hast taken me up, and cast me down. unto death ; My days are gone like a shadow : * That they may declare the Name [577] Penitential Psalms. of the Lord in Sion : * and his and the heavens are the work of thy worship at Jerusalem ; hands. When the people are gathered They shall perish, but thou shalt together : * and the kingdoms also, to endure : * they all shall wax old as serve the Lord. doth a garment ; He brought down my strength And as a vesture shalt thou in my journey : * and shortened my change them, and they shall be days. changed : * but thou art the same, But I said, O my God, take me and thy years shall not fail. not away in the midst of mine age : * The children of thy servants as for thy years, they endure shall continue : * and their seed shall throughout all generations. stand fast in thy sight. Thou, Lord, in the beginning hast Glory be to the Father. &c. laid the foundation of the earth : *

Against Envy. Psalm . De profundis. cxxix. Ut of the deep have I called wait for him : * in his word is my Ounto thee, O Lord : * Lord, trust. hear my voice. My soul fleeth unto the Lord : * O let thine ears consider well : * before the morning watch, I say, the voice of my complaint. before the morning watch. If thou, Lord, wilt be extreme to O Israel, trust in the Lord, for mark what is done amiss : * O Lord, with the Lord there is mercy : * and who may abide it ? with him is plenteous redemption. For there is mercy with thee : * And he shall redeem Israel : * therefore shalt thou be feared. from all his sins. I look for the Lord ; my soul doth Glory be to the Father. &c.

Against Discouragement. Psalm . Domine exaudi. cxlij. Ear my prayer, O Lord, and eousness’ sake. H consider my desire : * hearken And enter not into judgement unto me for thy truth and right with thy servant : * for in thy sight

[578] Penitential Psalms. shall no man living be justified. O let me hear thy lovingkindness For the enemy hath persecuted betimes in the morning, for in thee is my soul ; he hath smitten my life my trust : * shew thou me the way down to the ground : * he hath laid that I should walk in, for I lift up my me in the darkness, as the men that soul unto thee. have been long dead. Deliver me, O Lord, from mine Therefore is my spirit vexed enemies : * for I flee unto thee to within me : * and my heart within me hide me. is desolate. Teach me to do the thing that Yet do I remember the time past ; pleaseth thee, for thou art my God : * I muse upon all thy works : * yea, I let thy loving Spirit lead me forth exercise myself in the works of thy into the land of righteousness. hands. Quicken me, O Lord, for thy I stretch forth my hands unto Name’s sake : * and for thy right thee : * my soul gaspeth unto thee as eousness’ sake bring my soul out of a thirsty land. trouble. Hear me, O Lord, and that soon, And of thy goodness slay mine for my spirit waxeth faint : * hide not enemies : * and destroy all them that thy face from me, lest I be like unto vex my soul ; for I am thy servant. them that go down into the pit. Glory be to the Father. &c.

Ne remeniscaris. Antiphon . Remember not, Lord, our offences, nor the offences of our forefathers ; neither take thou vengeance of our sins. Let nothing further be said when is is said in Choir. Spare us, good Lord, spare thy people, whom thou hast redeemed with thy most precious blood ; and be not angry with us for ever : and give not thine inheritance into perdition, neither forget us for ever.

At the conclusion of the Psalms, while the Antiphon is being said, let the Officiant (the Bishop if he be present) arise and go to the Altar, or otherwise let his Vicar go to the Altar Step, and thereupon absolve the Clerks and the people with the Prayers that are indicated in the Ordinal at the Mass of this day ; and then is made the Blessing of the Ashes.

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The Litany. On all ferias during the whole of Quadragesima the Litany is said as on the Monday up to the series of Martyrs, and from Be merciful. until the end. And whatever of the Litany the Priest says, the Choir repeats the same completely and accurately until the petition That thou wouldst grant us peace. Then the Choir responds We beseech thee to hear us. only, and likewise for each petition until Son of God. We beseech thee. Then the Choir responds with the same, and likewise for each petition until Kyrie eleyson. Christe eleyson. Kyrie eleyson.

Monday. Litany.

K Y ri e léy son. ij. Chris te léy son. ij.

Or

L Ord, have mer cy. ij. Christ, have mer cy. ij.

Or BCP L Ord, have mer cy up on us. ij. Christ, have mer cy

up on us. ij.

Christ, hear us. ij. O God the Fa ther of hea ven : have mer cy

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up on us. ij. O God the Son, Re deem er of the world :

have mer cy up on us. ij. O God, the Ho ly Ghost : have

mer cy up on us. ij. O Ho ly Tri ni ty, One God : have

mer cy up on us. ij. Ho ly Ma ry, pray for us. ij.

Holy Mother of God. pray. Saint James. pray. Holy Virgin of virgins. pray. Saint Thomas. pray. Holy Michael. pray. Saint Philip. pray. Holy Gabriel. pray. Saint James. pray. Holy Raphael. pray. Saint Matthew. pray. All ye holy Angels and Archangels. Saint Bartholomew. pray. pray. Saint Simon. pray. All ye holy orders of blessed Spirits. Saint Thaddeus. pray. pray. Saint Matthias. pray. Saint John the Baptist. pray. Saint Barnabas. pray. All ye holy Patriarchs and Prophets. Saint Mark. pray. pray. Saint Luke. pray. Saint Peter. pray. All ye holy Apostles and Evangelists. Saint Paul. pray. pray. Saint Andrew. pray. All ye holy Disciples and Innocents of Saint John. pray. the Lord. pray.

Let the Litany be said up to here each time.

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Monday in Quadragesima. Saint Stephen. pray. Saint Medard. pray. Saint Linus. pray. Saint Albinus. pray. Saint Cletus. pray. Saint Eusebius. pray. Saint Clement. pray. Saint Swithun. pray. Saint Fabian. pray. Saint Birinus pray. Saint Sebastian. pray. All ye holy Confessors. pray. Saint Cosmas. pray. All ye holy Monks and Hermits. pray. Saint Damian. pray. Saint Mary Magdalene. pray. Saint Primus. pray. Saint Mary of Egypt. pray. Saint Felician. pray. Saint Margaret. pray. Saint Denis and thy companions. pray. Saint Scolastica. pray. Saint Victor and thy companions. pray. Saint Petronilla. pray. All ye holy Martyrs. pray. Saint Genevieve. pray. Saint Silvester. pray. Saint Praxedes. pray. Saint Leo. pray. Saint Sotheris. pray. Saint Jerome. pray. Saint Prisca. pray. Saint Augustine. pray. Saint Thecla. pray. Saint Isidore. pray. Saint Afra. pray. Saint Julian. pray. Saint Edith. pray. Saint Gildard. pray.

All ye ho ly vir gins, pray for us. ij. All ye ho ly Saints,

pray for us. ij.

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Then follows immediately : Clerk.

Be mer ci ful : spare us, O Lord. The Choir repeats the same. Clerk.

From all e vil. De liv er us, O Lord. Let the Choir repeat the same and likewise for each Verse as on the Monday in Rogation-tide.

From the snares òf the Devil. From sudden and unexpècted death. Deliver us. Deliver us. From everlastìng damnation. By the mystery of thy holy Ìncar Deliver us. nation. Deliver us. From the imminent dangers òf our By thỳ Nativity. Deliver us. sins. Deliver us. By thy holy Cìrcumcision. Deliver us. From attàcks by devils. Deliver us. Bỳ thy Baptism. Deliver us. From the spirit of fòrnication. Bỳ thy fasting. Deliver us. By thy Passiòn and Cross. Deliver us. Deliver us. By thy prècious Death. Deliver us. From desire fòr vain glory. Deliver us. By thy glorious Rèsurrection. From all wantonness of mìnd and Deliver us. body. Deliver us. By thy wondròus Ascension. From anger, hatred, and àll illwill. Deliver us. Deliver us. By the grace of the Holy Ghòst, the From ùnclean thoughts. Deliver us. Paraclete. Deliver us. From blindnèss of heart. Deliver us. In the hour of death help ùs, O Lord. From lightnìng and tempest. Deliver us. Deliver us. In the dày of judgement. Deliver us.

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We sin ners, we be seech thee to hear us. The same is repeated by the Choir. Clerk.

VV.. That thou wouldst grant us peace.

Choir.

RR.. We be seech thee to hear us.

VV.. That thy mer cy and pi ty would pro tect us.

RR.. We be seech thee to hear us.

That it may please thee to govern and peace and true concord as well as defend thy Church. victory to our King and to òur We beseech thee. leaders. We beseech thee. That it may please thee to preserve That it may please thee to preserve the Bishop of the Apostolic See, the congregations of all holy ones and all orders of the Church, in in thy holỳ service. holy rèligion. We beseech thee. We beseech thee to hear us. That it may please thee to preserve all That it may please thee to preserve Christian people redeemed by thy our Bishops and Abbots : in holy preciòus Blood. rèligion. We beseech thee. We beseech thee. That it may please thee to grant That thou wouldst render eternal

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blessing to all our benèfactors. reason. We beseech thee. We beseech thee. That thou wouldst deliver our souls That thou wouldst raise our minds to and the souls of our parents from heavenly dèsires. We beseech thee. eternal dàmnation. That it would please thee to look We beseech thee. upon and relieve the distress of the That it may please thee to give and poor and thè captives. preserve the fruits of thè earth. We beseech thee. We beseech thee. That thou wouldst grant eternal rest That it may please thee to restore unto all the faithful dèparted. thine eye of mercy ùpon us. We beseech thee. We beseech thee. That it would please thee tò hear us. That thou wouldst make the obe We beseech thee. dience of our service agreeable tò

Son of God, we be seech thee to hear us. The same is repeated by the Choir. Clerk.

O Lamb of God, that tak est away the sins of the world :

hear us, O Lord. The same is repeated by the Choir. Clerk.

O Lamb of God, that tak est away the sins of the world :

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spare us, O Lord. The same is repeated by the Choir. Clerk.

O Lamb of God, that tak est away the sins of the world :

have mer cy up on us. The same is repeated by the Choir.

VV.. Ky ri e léy son. RR.. Ky ri e léy son.

VV.. Chris te léy son. RR.. Chris te léy son.

VV.. Ky ri e léy son. RR.. Ky ri e léy son.

Or

VV.. Lord, have mer cy. RR.. Lord, have mer cy.

VV. Christ, have mer cy. RR.. Christ, have mer cy. .

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VV.. Lord, have mer cy. R. Lord, have mer cy.

Or BCP VV.. Lord, have mer cy up on us. RR.. Lord, have mer cy up on us.

VV.. Christ, have mer cy up on us. R R.. Christ, have mer cy up on us.

VV.. Lord, have mer cy up on us. R R.. Lord, have mer cy up on us.

V. Our Father. []. privately.

VV.. And lead us not in to temp ta tion. RR.. But de liv er us

from e vil. VV.. O Lord, shew thy mer cy up on us. RR.. And

grant us thy sal va tion. V. And let thy mer cy come up on V.

us, O Lord. RR. Ev en thy sal va tion, ac cor ding to thy word. .

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VV.. We have sin ned with our fore fa thers. RR.. We have done

amiss, and dealt wick ed ly. VV.. O Lord, deal not with us

af ter our sins. RR.. Nei ther re ward us ac cord ing to our

wick ed ness. VV.. Let us pray for ev ery or der of the Church.

R R.. Let thy Priests be cloth ed with right eous ness, and let

thy Saints sing with joy ful ness. VV.. For our bro thers and

sis ters. RR.. O God, save thy ser vants and thy hand

maid ens : which put their trust in thee. VV.. For all

Chris tian peo ple. RR.. Save thy peo ple, O Lord, and bless

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thine in he ri tance, rule them, al so, and lift them up for

ev er. VV.. O Lord, let peace be with in thy walls. RR.. And

plen teous ness with in thy pa la ces. VV.. May the souls of

thy ser vants and hand maids rest in peace. R.R. Amen.

VV. O Lord, hear my prayer. R.R. And let my cry come .

un to thee. V. The Lord be with you. RR.. And with thy V.

spi rit. V. Let us pray. V.

Prayer. God, whose property is always chain of sin may, by the compassion O to have mercy and to forbear, of thy goodness mercifully be receive our petition ; that we and all absolved. Through Christ our Lord. thy servants who are bound by the R. Amen.

Let us pray.

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Prayer. Lmighty and everliving God, charge, the healthful spirit of thy A who alone workest great grace : and that they may truly please marvels, send down upon thy servants thee : pour upon them the continual the Bishops, and upon all dew of thy blessing. congregations commited to their

Prayer. God, who dost pour the gifts mercy, health of mind and of body : O of charity into the hearts of thy that they may love thee with their faithful by the grace of the thy Holy whole strength, and may delight Spirit : give unto thy servants and greatly in accomplishing those things handmaidens, our brothers and which are pleasing unto thee. sisters, for whom we entreat thy

Prayer. God, from whom all holy commandments, and also that by thee O desires, all good counsels, and we being defended from the fear of all just works do proceed ; Give unto our enemies may pass our time in rest thy servants that peace which the and quietness ; through the merits of world cannot give ; that both our Jesus Christ our Saviour. hearts may be set to obey thy

Prayer. N thy clemency shew unto us, we graciously deliver us from the Ibeseech thee, O Lord, thine punishments that we deserve for ineffable mercy ; that thou mayest them. both free us from all sins and

Prayer. God, the Creator and sins : that through devout O Redeemer of all the faithful, supplications they may obtain the grant unto the souls of all the faithful pardon which they have always departed the remission of all their desired.

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Prayer. F thy goodness, we beseech or by profession of faith and prayer, O thee, O Lord, loose the bonds indeed all Christians ; grant unto us of our sins, and through the peace and safety; remove far from us intercession of the blessed and our enemies, both visible and glorious evervirgin Mary, Mother of invisible ; drive out pestilence ; upon God , and of all thy Saints, keep us thy our enemies bestow thy charity, and servants and all Catholick people in to all the faithful alive and dead grant all holiness ; cleanse from sin and life in the land of the living and endow with virtues all those who are eternal rest. Through the same joined to us by kinship and friendship Christ our Lord. R. Amen.

On all ferial days the Litany is said as on the Monday until the list of names and from Be merciful. until the conclusion.

Tuesday in Quadragesima : order of Martyrs &c. Saint Thomas. pray. Saint Ambrose. pray. Saint Sixtus. pray. Saint Remigius. pray. Saint Cornelius. pray. Saint Donatian. pray. Saint Cyprian. pray. Saint Eligius. pray. Saint John. pray. Saint Audomarus. pray. Saint Paul. pray. Saint Sulpicius. pray. Saint Marcellinus. pray. Saint Paternus. pray. Saint Peter. pray. Saint Patrick. pray. Saint Vitus. pray. Saint Dunstan. pray. Saint Modestus. pray. Saint Grimbald. pray. Saint Adrian. pray. All ye holy Confessors. pray. Saint Nicasius and thy companions. All ye holy Monks and Hermits. pray. pray. Saint Felicity. pray. Saint Eustachius and thy companions. Saint Perpetua. pray. pray. Saint Columba. pray. All ye holy Martyrs. pray. Saint Christina. pray. Saint Gregory. pray. Saint Eulalia. pray. Saint Augustine. pray. Saint Euphemia. pray. [591] The Litany.

Saint Eugenia. pray. Saint Etheldreda. pray. Saint Gertrude. pray. All ye holy Virgins. pray. Saint Ragenfledis. pray. All ye holy Saints. pray. Saint Bathildis. pray. Be merciful : spare us, O Lord. Saint Anastasia. pray. From all evil. &c. as above. [].

Let the Preces and Prayers be said on this day and the following days as on the Monday.

Wednesday in Quadragesima : order of Martyrs &c. Saint Lawrence. pray. Saint Arnulph. pray. Saint Tiburtius. pray. Saint Silvinus. pray. Saint Valerian. pray. Saint Taurinus. pray. Saint Protus. pray. Saint Cuthbert. pray. Saint Hyacinth. pray. All ye holy Confessors. pray. Saint Abdon. pray. All ye holy Monks and Hermits. pray. Saint Sennen. pray. Saint Agatha. pray. Saint Timotheus. pray. Saint Susanna. pray. Saint Apollinaris. pray. Saint Bridget. pray. Saint Saturninus. pray. Saint Barbara. pray. Saint Maurice and thy companions. Saint Marina. pray. pray. Saint Martina. pray. Saint Gereon and thy companions. Saint Felicula. pray. pray. Saint Julita. pray. All ye holy Martyrs. pray. Saint Sapientia. pray. Saint Hilary. pray. Saint Faith. pray. Saint Martin. pray. Saint Hope. pray. Saint Brice. pray. Saint Charity. pray. Saint Amandus. pray. All ye holy Vigins. pray. Saint Vedastus. pray. All ye Saints. pray. Saint Germanus. pray. Be merciful : spare us, O Lord. &c. as Saint Aubertus. pray. above. []. Saint Wulfran. pray.

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Thursday in Quadragesima. Saint Vincent. pray. Saint Authonius. pray. Saint Gervase. pray. Saint Macharius. pray. Saint Protase. pray. Saint Richard. pray. Saint Timothy. pray. Saint Ethelwald. pray. Saint Symphorian. pray. All ye holy Confessors. pray. Saint Felicissimus. pray. All ye holy Monks and Hermits. pray. Saint Agapitus. pray. Saint Cecilia. pray. Saint Alban. pray. Saint Fides. pray. Saint Gorgonius. pray. Saint Austroberta. pray. Saint Achilleus. pray. Saint Emerentiana. pray. Saint Hippolytus and thy com Saint Potentiana. pray. panions. pray. Saint Opportuna. pray. Saint Lucian and thy companions. Saint Sophia. pray. pray. Saint Juliana. pray. All ye holy Martyrs. pray. Saint Beatrix. pray. Saint Nicholas. pray. Saint Crescentia. pray. Saint Audoenus. pray. Saint Walburga. pray. Saint Romanus. pray. Saint Ermenildis. pray. Saint Laudus. pray. All ye holy Virgins. pray. Saint Machutus. pray. All ye Saints. pray. Saint Samson. pray. Be merciful : spare us, O Lord. &c. as Saint Placidus. pray. above. []. Saint Columbanus. pray.

Friday in Quadragesima. Saint Quintinus. pray. Saint Chrysogonus. pray. Saint Christopher. pray. Saint Felix. pray. Saint Lambert. pray. Saint Adauctus. pray. Saint George. pray. Saint Boniface and thy companions. Saint Marcellus. pray. pray. Saint Theodore. pray. Saint Kilian and thy companions. Saint Valentine. pray. pray.

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All ye holy Martyrs. pray. Saint Katherine. pray. Saint Benedict. pray. Saint Sabina. pray. Saint Maurus. pray. Saint Justina. pray. Saint Maiolus. pray. Saint Euphrasia. pray. Saint Giles. pray. Saint Fausta. pray. Saint Wandregisilus. pray. Saint Monegund. pray. Saint Wolmarus. pray. Saint Aldegund. pray. Saint Philibert. pray. Saint Radegund. pray. Saint Bertinus. pray. Saint Pientia. pray. Saint Winnoc. pray. Saint Benigna. pray. Saint Judoc. pray. Saint Walburgis. pray. Saint Petroc. pray. All ye holy Virgins. pray. Saint Botulph. pray. All ye Saints. pray. All ye holy Confessors. pray. Be merciful : spare us, O Lord. &c. as All ye holy Monks and Hermits. pray. above. []. Saint Lucy. pray.

Saturday in Quadragesima. Saint Calixtus. pray. Saint Aldelm. pray. Saint Urban. pray. Saint Anianus. pray. Saint Magnus. pray. Saint Evurtius. pray. Saint Mennas. pray. Saint Basil. pray. Saint Rufus. pray. Saint Maurilius. pray. Saint Valerius. pray. Saint Germanus. pray. Saint Processus. pray. Saint Ausbertus. pray. Saint Martinian. pray. Saint Mamertus. pray. Saint Marcus. pray. Saint Willibrord. pray. Saint Marcellianus. pray. Saint Leonard. pray. Saint Gordian and thy companions. Saint Athanasius. pray. pray. Saint Oswald. pray. Saint Pancras and thy companions. All ye holy Confessors. pray. pray. All ye holy Monks and Hermits. pray. All ye holy Martyrs. pray. Saint Agnes. pray.

[594] The Litany.

Saint Benedicta. pray. Saint Victoria. pray. Saint Martha. pray. Saint Corona. pray. Saint Helen. pray. Saint Sexburga. pray. Saint Euprepia. pray. All ye holy Virgins. pray. Saint Candida. pray. All ye Saints. pray. Saint Basilissa. pray. Be merciful : spare us, O Lord. &c. as Saint Balbina. pray. above. []. Saint Ursula. pray.

So endeth the Psalter according to the Use of Sarum.

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