Folio 304r

Hours in Commemoration of the Guardian Angel, continued.

Matins, continued.

Hymn, Clare sydus essencie, continued.



Burnet Psalter image.  University of Aberdeen. The author earnestly prays that when this life is past, the angel may be as a perpetual light to him after death.

civitas
de vite fructu flumine
dulcis tibi saturitas.\

Post huius cursum temporis
prece precor as\sidua,
post mortem michi corporis,
lux luceas perpe\tua. Amen.

Versus.

Ante deum gaudes.

Responsum

Non cessans\ psallere laudes.

Psalmus [143]. Benedictus dominus deus.\

Antiphona.

Penitere me custos moneas
ut super me dolente gau\deas
digne deum orare doceas,
et incensa precum adoleas.\



Prayer (see folios 301r, 305r, 305v), Omnipotens sempiterne deus qui inter hostiles.

Oracio. Omnipotens sempiterne deus qui inter hostiles.

Responsum. Ad vesperas.

Prime.

Ad primam.

Deus in adiutorium meum\ intende.

Domine ad adiuvandum me festina.\

Gloria patri.

Sicut erat.


Hymn, Cum rex olim superbie.

A hymn to the Guardian Angel who, when Satan fell, and with him the wicked angels, remained faithful to God, and protects the world against the power of the devil.

Ymnus.\

Cum rex olim superbie
cetus traxit ne\quicie,
te deo donum gracie
iunxit\ et lumen glorie.

Supra celum\ syderum,
felix tenens empireum
orbem defen\dis luteum
contra regem aereum.

Gloria tibi\ domine
qui tali me munimine, et cetera.

Psalmus [53].\ Deus in nomine tuo salvum me.\

Antiphona.

Valde bonam dominus
lucem te videbat
ab aversis tene\bris
quam et dividebat.


Chapter (Exodus, 23:20), Ecce ego mitto angelum.

Capitulum.\

Ecce ego mitto angelum meum qui prece-\




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