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Folio 80v
Devotions to the body of Christ and the sacrament, continued.
Prayer, Domine Ihesu Christe qui patre, continued.
The author asks that he may, like Christ, undergo death and resurrection through the mortification of his old self and the assumption of a new, righteous life; that he may be made one with Christ's body, which is the church, until at the resurrection Christ glorifies his lowly body, making it like Christ's own glorious body, according to the promise of his apostle (John, 17:21-22); that he may rejoice in Christ's glory forever.
Supplex ergo te pie miserator hominum obsecro ut\ que ad delendum peccata dedisti nunc michi sint ad\ peccatorum augmentum sed ad indulgenciam et tuicio\nem. Fac me domine ita ea ore et corde percipere atque\ fide et affectu sentire ut per eorum virtutem sic mere\ar complantari similitudini mortis et resur\rectionis tue per veteris hominis mortificacionem et no\vitatem iuste vite et dignus sim corpori tuo quod\ est ecclesia incorporari et sim membrum tuum et tu\ caput meum et maneam in te et tu in me quate\nus de resurrectione reformes corpus humili\tatis mee configuratum corpori claritatis tue\ secundum promissionem tui apostoli et in te ineternum\ gaudeam de gloria tua. Qui cum patre et spiritu sancto.\
Introduction to the prayer, Rogo te domine.
To be said before receiving the body of Christ.
Ante percepcionem corporis Christi.
Prayer, Rogo te domine.
A prayer to Jesus Christ. The author asks that through daily communion we may be cleansed and sanctified, and share in his divinity. He asks that he may acquire Christ's virtue ...
Oracio.\
Rogo te domine Ihesu Christe per ipsum sacrosanctum\ sacrificium corporis et sanguinis tui quo\ cotidie in ecclesia tua pascimur et potamur ablu\imur et sanctificamur atque unius summeque di\vinitatis participes efficimur. Da michi virtutes\ tuas sanctas quibus repleta bona consciencia ad\
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