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Blessed Dauyd the most excellent of all the Prophetes, and verye dere vnto the liuyng god, rauyshed in spirite before hym that doth sit in the trone, had red in a certen promptuary of misteries, what & how great thinges our lord wuld mekely exhibit by youre misterye vnto the world y• perisheth, y• which being made an enterpreter of the celestial counsel, sung ioifully. |
Blessed David the most excellent of all the prophets, and very dear unto the living god, ravished in Spirit before him that does fit in the throne, had read in a certain promptuary of Mysteres, what & how great things our lord would meekly exhibit by your mystery unto the world y• Perishes, y• which being made an enterpreter of the celestial counsel, sung joyfully. |
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