Folio 262v
Office of the Blessed Virgin Mary, continued.
Suffrages: Peace, continued.
pro nobis nisi tu deus noster.
Versus
Fiat pax in virtute tua.\
Et habundancia in turribus tuis.
Oremus.
Prayer, Deus a quo sancta.
A prayer to God (folio 247v),
asking for the peace which the world cannot give; that our hearts may obey his commandments; and that, under his
protection, we may live in tranqillity.
Oracio\
Deus a quo sancta desideria recta consi\lia et iusta sunt opera da servis\ tuis illam quam mundus dare\ non potest
pacem ut et corda nostra mandatis\ tuis dedita et hostium sublata formidine\ tempora sint tua protectione tranquilla.
Per\ dominum nostrum Ihesum Christum et cetera.
Hours of the Holy Cross and of the Compassion of the
Virgin.
Hours of the Holy Cross and of the Compassion of the Virgin intercalated (HE, pp
46-61).
Hours of the Holy Cross.
Memoria de sancta cruce
Hours of the Holy Cross: Matins.
Verses for Matins, invoking the betrayal and capture of Jesus Christ.
Patris sapiencia
veritas divina.
De\us homo captus est
hora matu\tina.
A notis et discipulis
cito\ derelictus.
A Iudeis traditus
venditus et af\flictus.
Versus.
Adoramus te Christe et benedicimus tibi.\
Quia per sanctam crucem tuam redemisti mundum.\
Oremus.
Prayer, Domine
Ihesu Christe fili dei vivi pone passionem crucem.
A prayer to Jesus Christ (see folios 264r, 265r, 266r, 267r, 268r, 269r), asking that he may interpose his passion, crucifixion and death
between his judgement and our souls, now and at our death; that he may grant mercy and grace to the living, rest
and reward to the dead ...
Domine Ihesu Christe fili\ dei vivi pone passionem
crucem\ et mortem tuam inter iudicium\ tuum et animas nostras nunc et in hora mor\tis nostre largiri digneris vivis
misericordiam et gra\ciam defunctis requiem et veniam ecclesie regi\
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