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And they ladde hym to a yate of the towne of rome the whiche is callid porte latyne & there they putte hym in to a tonne of feruent hote oyle & closid hym there ynne and putte vndir fyre to haue brente hym there in But for he was goddis owne derlyng he kepte him so that he had no harme in no parte of his body thā whan the people wente y• he had be dede they vnclosed the tonne & founde hym as hole & as founde in all the partis of his body & clothis as no thyng had touchid hym there for cristen people lette make a churche there in the worshippe of god & martirdome that suffred there Than fore the Emperour myght not ouer come hym by no wey of martirdome nor penaun he exiled hym in to an yle that is callid pathmos Than herde seint iohannes modir that her sone was sente to rome fore to be dede for grete sorowe & compassion of hym sch• wente aftyr to rome but whann she herde that he was exiled she tourned a yene & wēte home ward ••d •• w•an s•• come to a cite that was callid •etu•am & there she fill sike & dyed & there she was heryed be sides the cite in a roge & whan she had l•yne there many yery• semte James her othir sone come thedir & toke vp his moderis body & hit smellid as swete as any spiceey & broughte hit in to the cite and beried hit there with grete worshippe & honour. Amen |
And they lad him to a yate of the town of room the which is called port latin & there they put him in to a ton of fervent hight oil & closed him there in and put under fire to have brent him there in But for he was God's own derlyng he kept him so that he had no harm in no part of his body than when the people went y• he had be deed they unclosed the ton & found him as hold & as found in all the partis of his body & clothes as no thing had touched him there for christen people let make a Church there in the worship of god & martyrdom that suffered there Than before the Emperor might not over come him by no weigh of martyrdom nor penaun he exiled him in to an Isle that is called Patmos Than herd saint johannes modir that her soon was sent to room before to be deed for great sorrow & compassion of him sch• went After to room but whann she herd that he was exiled she turned a then & went home ward ••d •• w•an s•• come to a Cite that was called •etu•am & there she fill sike & died & there she was heried be sides the Cite in a roge & when she had l•yne there many yery• semte James her other soon come thedir & took up his moderis body & hit smelled as sweet as any spiceey & brought hit in to the Cite and beried hit there with great worship & honour. Amen |
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