Folio 47v

Miscellaneous prayers, mainly to Jesus Christ, continued.

The author asks Christ to have mercy on his soul, because in Christ he has put his trust; that when he is accused [at the Last Judgement], he may not be banished from the face of God but rather have earned pardon and the crown [of glory]. He expresses his love of, and trust in, Christ. He asks that he may walk in God's way, attain to his presence and rise again to meet him; and that, in accordance with the oath which God swore to his forefathers, the wrath of the Lord may be turned away from him.

neris. Domine Ihesu Christe fili sancte Marie preces fundo\ tibi ut de anima mea agas pietatem et mise\ricordiam quia in te speravi Christi redemptor mun\di. Peto ut quando accusatus fuero non sim ex\pulsus a facie tua qui merui coronam vel veniam\ michi concedere digneris Christe. Auxiliatrix sit michi trini\tas sancta et exaudi me quia tu es deus meus verus.\ Tu pater meus sanctus es. Tu es deus meus mag\nus. Tu es dominus meus pius. Tu es magister\ meus optimus. Tu es medicus meus poten\tissimus. Tu es dilectus meus pulcherrimus. Tu es panis meus vivus. Tu es sacerdos meus in\ eternum. Tu es misericordia mea magna. Tu es vita\ mea immaculata. Tu es redempcio mea sancta.\ Tu es spes mea futura. Tu es concordia mea\ bona. Tu es custodia mea. Te deprecor tibi sup\plico te rogo ut per te ambulem et ad te perve\niam in te requiescam et ad te resurgam. Ex\audi me domine merito David sicut iurasti patribus\ nostris ut averteres iram tuam a nobis et a me\ misero famulo tuo, N. Archangelus Michael\