bus et a linguis iniquis et dolosis ab omnibus\ malis presentibus preteritis et futuris\
Prayer, Adoro te domine.
A prayer to Jesus Christ. The author invokes Christ's words to his disciples on the Mount of Olives: 'Watch and pray, that ye enter not into temptation' (Matthew, 26:41); and his prayer to God, as his sweat fell like drops of blood to the ground: 'Father, if it be possible, let this cup pass from me; nevertheless, not as I will, but as thou wilt' (Luke, 22:44; Matthew, 26:39). She prays to Christ as her redeemer and her bridegroom.
Adoro te domine Ihesu Christe benedico et glo\rifico nomen tuum qui in monte Oli\veti instante passionis articulo orans ad patrem\ discipulos tuos a sompno excitasti precipiens\ eis et dicens vigilate et orate ut non intretis in\ temptacionem et denuo reversus tercio orasti eun\dem sermonem dicens et in agonia positus pro\lixus orasti quando eciam factus est sudor tuus\ sicut gutte sanguinis decurrens in terram cum di\ceres pater si posset transfer calicem hunc a me,\ verumptamen non sicut ego volo sed sicut tu vis\ te adoro qui es spes mea tibi supplico qui es\ amor meus tecum lacrimis imploro qui es a\nime mee et corporis redemptor et sponsus legiti\mus pro quo mundum et omnem eius ornatum\ contempsi cui me totam [totum] devovi quem tota men\te desidero totis visceribus concupisco cui quamvis\ indignus peccator sub testino [testimonio] ecclesie sum consecratus\ et tibi soli consignatus ut nullum preter te amo-\
