Specimens of Middle Cornish texts are given here in Cornish

Cornish language

Cornish is a Brythonic Celtic language and a recognised minority language of the United Kingdom. Along with Welsh and Breton, it is directly descended from the ancient British language spoken throughout much of Britain before the English language came to dominate...

 and English. Both texts have been dated within the period 1370-1410 and the Charter Fragment is given in two Cornish orthographies. (Earlier examples of written Cornish exist but these are the first in continuous prose or verse.)

Background

The absorption of Cornwall within the Kingdom of England was not immediate. It was not until the reign of Athelstan that the Cornish kings became subject to the rulers of Wessex: even so the border was established irrevocably on the east bank on the Tamar and in ecclesiastical matters Cornwall was added to the territory of the Bishops of Sherborne. Under Canute it ceased to be subject to the King of England and only later, at an unknown date in Edward the Confessor's reign was annexed again. After the Conquest the Earldom of Wessex was broken up and soon Cornwall was established as a Norman earldom

Earl of Cornwall

The title of Earl of Cornwall was created several times in the Peerage of England before 1337, when it was superseded by the title Duke of Cornwall, which became attached to heirs-apparent to the throne.-Earl of Cornwall:...

 of importance. Cornwall was regarded as a separately named province, with its own subordinated status and title under the English crown, with separate ecclesiastical provision in the earliest phase. There were subsequent constitutional provisions under the Stannary Parliament, which had its origins in provisions of 1198 and 1201 separating the Cornish and Devon tin interests and developing into a separate parliament for Cornwall maintaining Cornish customary law. From 1337, Cornwall was further administered as a 'quasi-sovereign' royal Duchy during the later medieval period.

The implication of these processes for the Cornish language was to ensure its integrity throughout this period. It was until early modern times the general speech of essentially the whole population and all social classes. The situation changed rapidly with the far-reaching political and economic changes from the end of the medieval period onwards. Language-shift from Cornish to English progressed through Cornwall from east to west from this period onwards.

Growth in population continued to a likely peak of 38,000 before the demographic reversal of the Black Death

Black Death

The Black Death was one of the most devastating pandemics in human history, peaking in Europe between 1348 and 1350. Of several competing theories, the dominant explanation for the Black Death is the plague theory, which attributes the outbreak to the bacterium Yersinia pestis. Thought to have...

 in the 1340s. Thereafter numbers of Cornish speakers were maintained at around 33,000 between the mid-fourteenth and mid-sixteenth centuries against a background of substantial increase in the total Cornish population. From this position the language then inexorably declined until it died out as community speech in parts of Penwith at the end of the eighteenth century.

Linguistic changes

During this middle period, Cornish underwent changes in its phonology and morphology. An Old Cornish vocabulary survives from ca. 1100, and manumissions in the Bodmin Gospels from even earlier (ca. 900). Placename elements from this early period have been 'fossilised' in eastern Cornwall as the language changed to English, as likewise did Middle Cornish forms in Mid-Cornwall, and Late Cornish forms in the west. These changes can be used to date the changeover from Cornish to English in local speechways, which together with later documentary evidence enables the areas within which Cornish successively survived to be identified.

Middle Cornish is best represented by the Ordinalia

Ordinalia

The Ordinalia are three medieval mystery plays written in Cornish from the late fourteenth century. The three plays are Origo Mundi, , Passio Christi and Resurrexio Domini...

, which comprise a cycle of mystery plays written in Cornish, it is believed at Glasney College

Glasney College

Glasney College was founded in 1265 at Penryn, Cornwall, by Bishop Bronescombe and was a centre of ecclesiastical power in medieval Cornwall and probably the best known and most important of Cornwall's religious institutions.-History:...

, Kerrier, in west Cornwall, between 1350 and 1450, and performed throughout areas where the language was still extant in open-air amphitheatres (playing-places or 'rounds' - plenys-an-gwary in Cornish) which still exist in many places.

There is also a surviving religious poem Pascon agan Arluth (The Passion of Our Lord) which enable a linguistic corpus of Middle Cornish to be ascertained. Later miracle play compositions include: Beunans Meriasek

Beunans Meriasek

Beunans Meriasek is a Cornish play completed in 1504. Its subject is the legends of the life of Saint Meriasek or Meriadoc, patron saint of Camborne, whose veneration was popular in Cornwall, Brittany, and elsewhere...

 (the Life of St. Meriadoc) datable to 1504; and William Jordan

William Jordan (writer)

William Jordan , Cornish dramatist, lived at Helston in Cornwall, and is supposed to have been the author of the Cornish-language mystery or sacred drama Gwreans an Bys: the Creacon of the World. The oldest manuscript is in small folio in the Bodleian Library ; with it is a later copy; another is...

 of Helston's Gwreans an Bys (The Creation of the World). These may hark back to older forms of the language, for other writings in the sixteenth century show the language to have been undergoing substantial changes which brought it into its latest surviving form (Late or Modern Cornish). These writings include John Tregear's translation of Bishop Bonner's 'Homilies' c. 1556.
http://www.sgrud.org.uk/anfy/cornish2000/cornish2000_origins_decline_revival.htm

The Charter Fragment, ca. 1400

The Charter Fragment is a short poem about marriage, believed to be the earliest extant connected text in the language. It was identified in 1877 by Henry Jenner among charters from Cornwall in the British Museum and published by Jenner and by Whitley Stokes.

Manuscript

1 golsoug ty cowez
2 byz na borz mez
3 dyyskyn ha powes
4 ha zymo dus nes

5 mar cozes ze les
6 ha zys y rof mowes
7 ha fest unan dek
8 genes mar a plek
9 ha, tanha y

10 kymmerr y zoz wrek
11 sconya zys ny vek
12 ha ty a vyz hy
13 hy a vyz gwreg ty da
14 zys ze synsychy

15 pur wyr a lauara
16 ha govyn worty
17 Lemen yz torn my as re
18 ha war an greyz my an te
19 nag usy far

20 an barz ma ze pons tamar
21 my ad pes worty byz da
22 ag ol ze voz hy a wra
23 rag flog yw ha gensy soz
24 ha gassy ze gafus hy boz

25 kenes mos zymmo
25a ymmyug
26 eug alema ha fystynyug

27 dallaz a var infrez dar war
28 oun ma porzo
29 ef emsettye worzesy

30 kam na vezo
31 mar az herg zys gul nep tra
32 lauar zesy byz ny venna
33 lauar zozo gwra mar mennyz
34 awos a gallo na wra tra vyz

35 in vrna yz sens ze ves meystres
36 hedyr vywy hag harluzes

37 cas o ganso re nofferen
38 curtes yw ha deboner
39 zys dregyn ny wra

40 mar an kefyz in danger
41 sense fast indella


Kernewek Kemmyn

Kernewek Kemmyn

Kernewek Kemmyn is a variety of the revived Cornish language.Kernewek Kemmyn was developed, mainly by Ken George, from Unified Cornish in 1986. It takes much of its inspiration from medieval sources, particularly Cornish passion plays, as well as Breton and to a lesser extent Welsh...

1 Golsow ty goweth
2 Byth na borth meth
3 Diyskynn ha powes
4 Ha dhymmo deus nes

5 Mar kodhes dha les
6 Ha dhis a rov mowes
7 Ha fest onan deg
8 Genez mara pleg
9 A tann hi
10 Kemmer hi dhe'th wreg
11 Skonye dhis ny veg
12 Ha ty a fydh hi
13 Hi a vydh gwrekti dha
14 Dhis dhe synsi chi
15 Pur wir a lavarav
16 ha govynn orti
17 Lemmyn y'th torn my a's re
18 Ha war an grez my a'n te
19 Nag eus hy far
20 A'n barth ma dhe bons Tamar
21 My a'th pyz orti bydh da
22 Hag oll dha vodh hi a wra
23 Rag flogh yw ha gensi soth
24 ha gaz hy dhe gavoez hy bodh
25 Kyn ez moz dhymmo ymmewgh
26 Ewgh alemma ha fistenewgh
27 Dalleth a_varr yn freth darwar
28 Own ma borthho
29 Ev omsettye orthis zy
30 kamm na vedho
31 Mara'th ergh dhis gul neb tra
32 Lavar dhiso byth ny vynnav
33 Lavar dhodho gwrav mar mynnydh
34 Awoz a allo ny wra travyth
35 Y'n eur na y'th syns dhe voz mestres
36 Hedra vywi hag arlodhes
37 Kas o ganso re'n Oferenn
38 Kortez yw ha deboner
39 Dhis dregynn ny wra
40 Mara'n kevydh yn danjer
41 Syns ev fast yndella

1. Translation

1 Listen friend,
2 Do not be shy!
3 Come down and rest
4 and come closer to me
5 if you know what is to your advantage,
6 and I will give you a girl,
7 one who is very beautiful.
8 If you like her,
9 go and get her;
10 take her for your wife.
11 She will not murmur to refuse you
12 and you will have her
13 She will be a good wife
14 to keep house for you.
15 I tell you the complete truth.
16 Go and ask her
17 Now I give her into your hand
18 and on the Creed I swear
19 there is not her equal
20 from here to the Tamar Bridge.
21 I beg you to be good to her
22 and she will all you want,
23 for she is a child and truthful withal.
24 Go and let her have her own way.
25 Before going,
25a have a kiss for me!
26 Go away and be quick!
27 Begin promptly, eagerly. Take care
28 to make him nervous
29 so that he dare not
30 oppose you at all.
31 If he bids you do something,
32 say to yourself, "I never will."
33 Say to him "I will do it if you wish."
34 For all he can, he will do nothing.
35 Then he will esteem you as Mistress
36 and Lady as long as you live.
37 He was troubled, by the Mass.
38 Courteous and kind is he
39 He will not do you any harm
40 If you (can) enthral him
41 hold him tightly so!

1. (end)

Mount Calvary -- The Passion Poem -- Pascon agan Arluth

Pascon agan Arluth ('The Passion of our Lord'), a poem of 259 eight-line verses probably composed around 1375, is one of the earliest surviving works of Cornish literature. Five manuscripts are known to exist, the earliest being 15th century.

Cornish with manuscript references

mcms001.1 tays ha mab han speris sans
mcms001.2 wy abys a levn golon
mcms001.3 re wronte 3eugh gras ha whans
mcms001.4 3e wolsowas y basconn
mcms001.5 ha 3ymmo gras ha skyans
mcms001.6 the 3erevas par lauarow
mcms001.7 may fo 3e thu 3e worthyans
mcms001.8 ha sylwans 3en enevow

mcms002.1 suel a vynno bos sylwys
mcms002.2 golsowens ow lauarow
mcms002.3 a ihesu del ve helheys
mcms002.4 war an bys avel carow
mcms002.5 ragon menough rebekis
mcms002.6 ha dyspresijs yn harow
mcms002.7 yn growys gans kentrow fastis
mcms002.8 peynys bys pan ve marow

mcms003.1 du sur dre virtu an tas
mcms003.2 3ynny a 3yttyas gweras
mcms003.3 en mab dre y skyans bras
mcms003.4 pan gemert kyg a werhas
mcms003.5 han sperys sans leun a ras
mcms003.6 dre y 3adder may fe guris
mcms003.7 go3aff paynys pan vynnas
mcms003.8 neb na ylly gull peghes

mcms004.1 an dus vas a 3eserya
mcms004.2 3e3e gulas nef o kyllys
mcms004.3 gans aga garm hag olua
mcms004.4 ihesus crist a ve mevijs
mcms004.5 may fynnas dijskynna
mcms004.6 yn gwerhas ha bos genys
mcms004.7 gans y gyk agan perna
mcms004.8 arluth du gwyn agan bys

mcms005.1 ihesu crist mur gerense
mcms005.2 3e vab den a 3yswe3as
mcms005.3 an vghelder may 3ese
mcms005.4 3en bys pan deyskynnas
mcms005.5 pehadoryon rag perna
mcms005.6 o desevijs dre satnas
mcms005.7 rag henna gor3yn neffra
mcms005.8 ihesus neb agan pernas

mcms006.1 a(n) peynys a wotheuys
mcms006.2 ny ve ragtho y honan
mcms006.3 lemmyn rag pobyll an bys
mcms006.4 pan vons y kefis mar wan
mcms006.5 an ioull 3e adam kewsys
mcms006.6 an aval te kemer tam
mcms006.7 a well du y fethyth gurys
mcms006.8 pan yn provas nyn io mam

mcms007.1 war lyrgh mab den 3e begha
mcms007.2 reson prag y fe prynnys
mcms007.3 yw ihesus crist 3e ord(na)
mcms007.4 yn neff y vonas tregys
mcms007.5 y vos kyllys ny vynna
mcms007.6 y doull ganso o tewlys
mcms007.7 rag henna 3e bob dy3gthtya
mcms007.8 forth a rug the vos sylwys

mcms008.1 kyn na goff den skentyll pur
mcms008.2 par del won lauaraff 3ys
mcms008.3 yn tre du ha pehadur
mcms008.4 acord del ve kemerys
mcms008.5 rag bonas gonn pegh mar vur
mcms008.6 mayn yn tre3e a ve gurys
mcms008.7 eff o crist a theth dhen leur
mcms008.8 mab du ha den yw kyffris

mcms009.1 ragon y pesys y das
mcms009.2 oll y sor may fe gevys
mcms009.3 gans y gorff dre beynys bras
mcms009.4 agan pegh may fo prennys
mcms009.5 mab marea leun a ras
mcms009.6 oll y voth a ve clewys
mcms009.7 ha kemmys a theseryas
mcms009.8 3o3o eff a ve grontis

mcms010.1 i vam pan yn drehevys
mcms010.2 hay vos deue3is 3e oys
mcms010.3 gull penans ef a pesys
mcms010.4 henna ganso nyn io poys
mcms010.5 (d)evguans dyth ow penys
mcms010.6 y speynas y gyk hay woys
mcms010.7 ha woteweth rag densys
mcms010.8 eff an geue awell boys

mcms011.1 han ioull henna pan glewas
mcms011.2 y demptye a brederys
mcms011.3 ha 3o3o y tysque3as
mcms011.4 cals meyn hay leuerys
mcms011.5 mars sos mab du leun a ras
mcms011.6 an veyn ma gura bara 3is
mcms011.7 ihesus crist par del vynnas
mcms011.8 3o3o ef a worthebys

mcms012.1 mab den heb ken ys bara
mcms012.2 nyn geuas ol y vewnans
mcms012.3 lemmen yn lauarow da
mcms012.4 a the 3e worth an dremas
mcms012.5 dre wor3yp crist yn urna
mcms012.6 lemmyn ny a yll gwelas
mcms012.7 lauar du maga del wra
mcms012.8 neb a vynno y glewas

mcms013.1 gans gloteny ef pan welas
mcms013.2 cam na ylly y dolla
mcms013.3 en tebell el a vynnas
mcms013.4 yn ken maner y demptye
mcms013.5 war penakyll yn goras
mcms013.6 dyantell 3e ese3a
mcms013.7 a vgh eglos tek yn wlas
mcms013.8 an yset(h)va y 3esa

mcms014.1 an ioul 3e grist a gewsys
mcms014.2 yn delma rag y demptya
mcms014.3 a hanas y the scrifys
mcms014.4 bos eleth worth 3e wy3e
mcms014.5 rag own yw 3om desevys
mcms014.6 3e droys worth meyn 3e dochye
mcms014.7 mar sos mab du a vur brys
mcms014.8 dijskyn ha 3en dor ke

mcms015.1 ihesus crist a leueris
mcms015.2 3e thu ny goth thys temptye
mcms015.3 yn neb ehan a seruys
mcms015.4 lemmyn prest y honore
mcms015.5 ha whath an ioul a dewlys
mcms015.6 towll ken maner mar calle
mcms015.7 dre neb forth a govaytis
mcms015.8 gu3yll 3y gowsys tryle

mcms016.1 a lene yn hombronkyas
mcms016.2 vghell war ben vn meneth
mcms016.3 ha 3o3o y tysquethas
mcms016.4 owr hag arghans gwels ha gweth
mcms016.5 ha kymmys yn bys vs vas
mcms016.6 yn meth an ioul te a feth
mcms016.7 ha me ad wra arluth bras
mcms016.8 ow honore mar mynnyth

mcms017.1 ihesus crist a leueris
mcms017.2 y vos scryfys yn lyffrow
mcms017.3 yn pub gwythres ycoth thys
mcms017.4 gor3ye 3e 3u hay hanow
mcms017.5 ke 3e ves omscumvnys
mcms017.6 3e 3yveyth veth yn tewolgow
mcms017.7 the vestry a vyth le3ys
mcms017.8 neffre war an enevow

mcms018.1 an ioul a trylyas sperys
mcms018.2 hag eth 3y tyller tythy
mcms018.3 tergweyth y fe convyctijs
mcms018.4 evn yw 3yn y voleythy
mcms018.5 3e ihesu may fons parys
mcms018.6 3y gomfortye yredy
mcms018.7 an neff y fe danvenys
mcms018.8 3e worth an tas eleth dy

mcms019.1 ha satnas gans y antell
mcms019.2 hay scherewneth hay goyntis
mcms019.3 crist mab an arluth vghell
mcms019.4 y demptye pan prederis
mcms019.5 besy yw 3y3 bos vuell
mcms019.6 ha seruabyll yth seruys
mcms019.7 manno allo an tebell
mcms019.8 ogas 3ys bonas trylys

mcms020.1 rag y hyller ervyre
mcms020.2 hay welas yn suredy
mcms020.3 y vos prest worth 3e vetye
mcms020.4 3e veth 3ys ha belyny
mcms020.5 te na yllyth omwe3e
mcms020.6 vn pres yn geyth na peghy
mcms020.7 pan omsettyas 3e demptye
mcms020.8 gu3yll pegh neb na ylly

mcms021.1 del yw scrifys prest yma
mcms021.2 adro 3ynny ganso try
mcms021.3 mara kyll 3e worth an da
mcms021.4 3e we3yll drok agan dry
mcms021.5 folle yn ta y whela
mcms021.6 ys del wra lyon y pray
mcms021.7 drey den yn peyn a calla
mcms021.8 neffre ny vnsa moy ioy

mcms022.1 gans ioul kyn fy temptijs
mcms022.2 ano3o na ro dymme
mcms022.3 rag comfort yw henna 3ys
mcms022.4 scrifys yw yn leas le
mcms022.5 yt allos y vos gorrys
mcms022.6 kyffris seuell ha cothe
mcms022.7 ha ganso kynfes tewlys
mcms022.8 te a yll seuell arte

mcms023.1 ihesu crist yn pow a dro
mcms023.2 pub eroll pregoth a wre
mcms023.3 han virtu an pregoth o
mcms023.4 mab den 3e ase peghe
mcms023.5 ha gevys may fe 3o3o
mcms023.6 kyffrys y begh hay fyltye
mcms023.7 degis na ve 3e worto
mcms023.8 gulas nef (h)a roys 3e gen re

mcms024.1 benegas yw neb a gar
mcms024.2 du dris pub tra vs yn bys
mcms024.3 hag a wo3affo yn whar
mcms024.4 3o3o kymmys vs ordnys
mcms024.5 bo clevas bo peth kescar
mcms024.6 po dre breson presonys
mcms024.7 ol en da han drok kepar
mcms024.8 3e ihesu be3ens grassys

mcms025.1 ihesu crist yn pow may the
mcms025.2 ef a sawye an glevyon
mcms025.3 dal na bo3ar ny ase
mcms025.4 nag omlanar na gonon
mcms025.5 na claff vyth ow crowethe
mcms025.6 mar pesy a leun golon
mcms025.7 whare sawijs y fe3e
mcms025.8 del vynna crist y honon

mcms026.1 pan welas en ethewon
mcms026.2 bos crist au cuthyll meystry
mcms026.3 ow care e3omogyon
mcms026.4 hag a ne3e na wre vry
mcms026.5 rag henna an vuscogyon
mcms026.6 orto a bor3as avy
mcms026.7 dre vraster bras yn golon
mcms026.8 y chungfyons y 3estrewy

mcms027.1 dewsull blegyow pan ese
mcms027.2 yn mysc y abestely
mcms027.3 y wreg 3e re a ne3e
mcms027.4 mos 3en dre ha degylmy
mcms027.5 an asen ha dry ganse
mcms027.6 ha leuerell yredy
mcms027.7 mar teffa tus ha gwe3e
mcms027.8 bos 3e 3u 3e wull gynsy

mcms028.1 del yrghys ihesus 3e3e
mcms028.2 y a rug a 3esympys
mcms028.3 ol y voth ef del vynne
mcms028.4 an asen a ve kerghys
mcms028.5 war ne3y rag ese3e
mcms028.6 dyllas pan a ve gorrys
mcms028.7 rag morogeth a vynne
mcms028.8 3en cyte 3e vos gorthijs

mcms029.1 mur a dus ha benenas
mcms029.2 a ierusalem yn dre
mcms029.3 erbyn crist rag y welas
mcms029.4 y eth ha rag y wor3ye
mcms029.5 war an fordh dyllas a les
mcms029.6 a ve gurris 3e ragthe
mcms029.7 palm ha floris kekyffris
mcms029.8 er y byn degis a ve

mcms030.1 i helwys a leun golon
mcms030.2 gans mur ioy ha lowene
mcms030.3 yn hanow du yn tre3on
mcms030.4 benegas yw neb a the
mcms030.5 crist a gafas gorkorian
mcms030.6 yn templys a berth yn dre
mcms030.7 ef a rug 3e3e yn scon
mcms030.8 monas yn mes a lene

mcms031.1 en scherewys a sorras
mcms031.2 rag bonas crist honoris
mcms031.3 ha bos y ober mar vras
mcms031.4 ha dris an bys ol notijs
mcms031.5 grussons cusyll na go vas
mcms031.6 rag may fo ihesus dyswris
mcms031.7 ha kymmys y an cablas
mcms031.8 may fe an dre (crehe)lys

mcms032.1 en gusyl o may fe dris
mcms032.2 3e rag crist pehadur(es)
mcms032.3 ol 3y voth may rollo bres
mcms032.4 a ne3y del ve 3e gres
mcms032.5 rag an lahys 3ynny es
mcms032.6 a vyn y dampnye porres
mcms032.7 ym me3ens y forth nyn ges
mcms032.8 may hallo bos deflam guris

mcms033.1 then tyller crist re dethye
mcms033.2 han e3ewon o dygnas
mcms033.3 i 3esa an venyn ganse
mcms033.4 paris ens 3y huhu3as
mcms033.5 hedre vons y ov plentye
mcms033.6 ihesus yn dour a scryfas
mcms033.7 ha dre virtu an scrife
mcms033.8 peb 3e ves a omdennas

mcms034.1 pan e3ons oll 3e wary
mcms034.2 ancombrys y rebea
mcms034.3 pema yn meth crist 3y3y
mcms034.4 neb a vyn 3e guhu3a
mcms034.5 denvyth nyn ges yn me3y
mcms034.6 ihesus a gewsys arta
mcms034.7 me nyth dampnyaf yredy
mcms034.8 ha na wra na moy pegha

mcms035.1 benyn dyr vur cheryte
mcms035.2 y box ryche leun a yly
mcms035.3 a vgh crist rag y vntye
mcms035.4 hy a vynnas y derry
mcms035.5 corf ihesus rag comfortye
mcms035.6 gures pur sur o yredy
mcms035.7 iudas scharyoth ascable
mcms035.8 ha gans mur a falsury

mcms036.1 iudas fals a leuerys
mcms036.2 trehans dynar a vone
mcms036.3 en box oll be3ens gwerthys
mcms036.4 a vos den rag y ranne
mcms036.5 the vohosogyon yn bys
mcms036.6 gwel vya ys y scolye
mcms036.7 ihesus crist a worthebys
mcms036.8 y gowsys ef a wo3ye

mcms037.1 na thegough sor yn golon
mcms037.2 war neb a vyn ow sawye
mcms037.3 ow thermyn a the yn scon
mcms037.4 genough me nvm byth trege
mcms037.5 wy a gyff bohosogyon
mcms037.6 pub er warnough ow carme
mcms037.7 pan vynnough agis honon
mcms037.8 wy a yll gull da 3e3e

mcms038.1 wh(are) y s(or)ras iudas
mcms038.2 ny gewsy dre geryte
mcms038.3 (lemen) rag cafos ran vras
mcms038.4 an pencon mar a calle
mcms038.5 eff (o) harlot tebel was
mcms038.6 woteweth lader vye
mcms038.7 3en e3ewon y ponyas
mcms038.8 crist y arluth rag gwer3e

mcms039.1 eff a leveris 3e3e
mcms039.2 pyth a vynnough why 3e ry
mcms039.3 ha me a ra 3eugh spedye
mcms039.4 ow cafos crist yredy
mcms039.5 yfons vnver yn tre3e
mcms039.6 kepar ha del wovyny
mcms039.7 xxx (leg. dek warn ugens) a vone
mcms039.8 yn vn payment y wrens ry

mcms040.1 arte iudas ow tryle
mcms040.2 gwan wecor nyn geve par
mcms040.3 ny yl den vyth amontye
mcms040.4 myns a gollas yn chyffar
mcms040.5 worth ihesus ef a fecle
mcms040.6 kepar ha pan ve hegar
mcms040.7 yn deweth ny accordye
mcms040.8 y golon gans y lauar

mcms041.1 gans iudas del o tewlys
mcms041.2 drey ihesus sur del vynne
mcms041.3 gans crist y tho cowethys
mcms041.4 byth nyn gens y cowe3e
mcms041.5 en gyth o deyow hablys
mcms041.6 may fenne ihesus sopye
mcms041.7 gans an re yn y seruys
mcms041.8 war an bys re3ewesse

mcms042.1 dew 3en crist a 3anvonas
mcms042.2 3e berna boys ha dewas
mcms042.3 an keth rena a spedyas
mcms042.4 han soper a ve paris
mcms042.5 crist worth an goyn a warnyas
mcms042.6 dre onan bos treson guris
mcms042.7 arluth du y a armas
mcms042.8 pv a yl henna bonas

mcms043.1 ihesus crist a worthebys
mcms043.2 ow tybbry genen yma
mcms043.3 pub onan ol a ylwys
mcms043.4 arluth du yv me hena
mcms043.5 ha ihesus a wor3ebys
mcms043.6 am scudel dybbry a wra
mcms043.7 gwef vyth pan veva genys
mcms043.8 a dor y vam 3en bysma

mcms044.1 du a sonas an bara
mcms044.2 3e rag y abestely
mcms044.3 ow horf a ve yw henma
mcms044.4 yn meth crist sur ragough wy
mcms044.5 pernys a berth yn bysma
mcms044.6 dyspresys haneth a vyth
mcms044.7 an deppro gans cregyans da
mcms044.8 gober tek eff an geuyth

mcms045.1 han gwyn esa war en foys
mcms045.2 ef a rannas yn tre3a
mcms045.3 yn meth crist hema yw goys
mcms045.4 evough why par cheryta
mcms045.5 gans dour gorris yn ba3on
mcms045.6 y wolhas aga garrow
mcms045.7 hysseas ys guregh pur wyn
mcms045.8 dell vynna du caradow

mcms046.1 henna pedyr a sconyas
mcms046.2 ihesus 3e wolhy y dreys
mcms046.3 taw pedyr te ny wo3as
mcms046.4 yn meth crist pan dra raf 3ys
mcms046.5 mar nyth wolhaff dre ow gras
mcms046.6 yn nef ny ve3yth tregis
mcms046.7 ynmeth pedyr 3ym na as
mcms046.8 troys na leyff vo golhys

mcms047.1 ihesus crist leun a bete
mcms047.2 a leueris 3en dow3ek
mcms047.3 wy yv glan a bup fylte
mcms047.4 mas nyn iough ol da na whek
mcms047.5 bos iudas ef a wo3ye
mcms047.6 pur hager ha molo3ek
mcms047.7 an ioul ynno re drecse
mcms047.8 may 3o gweth agis cronek

mcms048.1 in delma crist pan wresse
mcms048.2 3e iudas y leueris
mcms048.3 te ke yn vn fystene
mcms048.4 3e voth may fo colenwys
mcms048.5 rag an termyn re deve
mcms048.6 may fyth an begel kyllys
mcms048.7 ha chechys yn tre dewle
mcms048.8 han deves 3e ves fijs

mcms049.1 kyn fallens ol me a veth
mcms049.2 yn meth pedyr yth seruys
mcms049.3 yn meth crist yn nos haneth
mcms049.4 kyns ys boys colyek clewys
mcms049.5 pedyr te am nagh tergweth
mcms049.6 bythqueth arluth na vef 3ys
mcms049.7 yn meth pedyr tan ow feth
mcms049.8 nyth nahaff kyn fen le3ys

mcms050.1 in meth crist a ban rug 3eugh
mcms050.2 ternoth fernoth ow holye
mcms050.3 daver vyth wy ny 3ecsyugh
mcms050.4 3e worre trevyth ynne
mcms050.5 betegyns wy ny wo3ough
mcms050.6 pan dra e3om agan be
mcms050.7 arluth guyr aleuersough
mcms050.8 y a gowsys yn tre3e

mcms051.1 mas lemmyn rys yv porris
mcms051.2 batayles kyns ys coske
mcms051.3 an geffo pows as gwyr3yns
mcms051.4 ha 3o3o pernas cle3e
mcms051.5 sur yma dew 3yn parys
mcms051.6 y a leueris whare
mcms051.7 hen yw lour na moy ny rys
mcms051.8 du a leueris arte

mcms052.1 mab marya leun a ras
mcms052.2 3en meneth olyff y 3eth
mcms052.3 hay 3yscyplys an sewyas
mcms052.4 yn meth crist yn nos haneth
mcms052.5 golyough ha pesough ow 3as
mcms052.6 may hallough mos 3y aseth
mcms052.7 na ve3ough temtijs dygnas
mcms052.8 gans gow ha gans scherewneth

mcms053.1 pedyr androw ha Iowan
mcms053.2 yn meth crist deugh holyough ve
mcms053.3 bys yn meneth ha me gwan
mcms053.4 trystyns vs worth ow blu3ye
mcms053.5 3e worte vn lam beghan
mcms053.6 y 3eth pesy may halle
mcms053.7 3y 3as yn weth vgy a van
mcms053.8 hag ef rag own ow crenne

mcms054.1 mab marya mur a beyn
mcms054.2 a wo3evy yn vrna
mcms054.3 rag ef a wo3ya yn feyn
mcms054.4 han kyg ny vynna henna
mcms054.5 mes y 3en3ys o mar feyn
mcms054.6 pub vr an trylya 3e3a
mcms054.7 may 3eth war ben y 3ewleyn
mcms054.8 ha pesy yn ketelma

mcms055.1 mara sew 3e voth ow 3as
mcms055.2 gura 3en payn ma ow gasa
mcms055.3 mes be3ens guris 3e vynnas
mcms055.4 arluth du 3e voth del ve
mcms055.5 3y 3yscyplys y trylyas
mcms055.6 yscafas ol ow coske
mcms055.7 ynmeth crist vn pols golyas
mcms055.8 ny yllough 3 um comfortye

mcms056.1 ena crist sur as gasas
mcms056.2 hag eth arta 3e besy
mcms056.3 war ben gleyn 3e worth y das
mcms056.4 del lauarsa ragon ny
mcms056.5 y beynys o cref ha bras
mcms056.6 warno3o heb y dylly
mcms056.7 reson o rag ol an wlas
mcms056.8 ef a wo3ye y verwy

mcms057.1 in meth crist o du ha den
mcms057.2 arte 3y abestely
mcms057.3 golyough ha pesough yn ven
mcms057.4 rag own an ioul hay vestry
mcms057.5 tresse gwyth hag ef yn cren
mcms057.6 y pesys du delyr vy
mcms057.7 arluth mar ny yl bos ken
mcms057.8 be3ens kepar del vynny

mcms058.1 ihesus crist dygonfortys
mcms058.2 war ben dewlyn pan ese
mcms058.3 an nef y fe danuenys
mcms058.4 el 3o3o 3y gomfortye
mcms058.5 mab du o kymmys grevijs
mcms058.6 rag tomder ef a wese
mcms058.7 dowr ha goys yn kemyskys
mcms058.8 weys crist rag 3e gerense

mcms059.1 cryst kymmys payn yn geve
mcms059.2 angus tyn ha galarow
mcms059.3 mateth angoys ha dropye
mcms059.4 war y fas an caradow
mcms059.5 den vyth ny yl amontye
mcms059.6 na leuerell war anow
mcms059.7 oll myns peynys an geve
mcms059.8 kyns ys y vonas marow

mcms060.1 lemmyn ny a yl gwelas
mcms060.2 hag ervyre fest yn ta
mcms060.3 cryst 3e wo3aff dre 3ensys
mcms060.4 mur a benans yn bysma
mcms060.5 ef ny ylly dre 3ewsys
mcms060.6 go3aff na nyll drok na da
mcms060.7 rag mester o war an bys
mcms060.8 hag ol myns vs ef a ra

mcms061.1 pan o y besadow guris
mcms061.2 3en dow3ek y leuerys
mcms061.3 koscough lemmyn mar sew prys
mcms061.4 powesough wy yv grevijs
mcms061.5 tus vs 3ym ow tevones
mcms061.6 yv gans ow thraytor dyskis
mcms061.7 fatel dons thov hemeres
mcms061.8 ha del ve3aff hombronkis

mcms062.1 kepar du del leuerys
mcms062.2 pan esa crist ow pesy
mcms062.3 iudas eth yn y negis
mcms062.4 en ioul yv en hombronky
mcms062.5 3en e3ewan dyrryvys
mcms062.6 del o y fynas synsy
mcms062.7 syndis ve dre govaytis
mcms062.8 yn della yw leas huny

mcms063.1 then e3ewon pan do3ye
mcms063.2 y leuerys hag y ow tos
mcms063.3 me a gris yn ta spedye
mcms063.4 om negis haneth yn nos
mcms063.5 deugh geneff ha holyough ve
mcms063.6 gothve3ough na rellough tros
mcms063.7 ha me a ra the crist amme
mcms063.8 may hallough y asswonvos

mcms064.1 an princis esa yn pow
mcms064.2 gans iudas a thanvonas
mcms064.3 tus ven gweskis yn arvow
mcms064.4 kepar ha del ens 3en gas
mcms064.5 ganse y a thuk golow
mcms064.6 nos o ny welons yn fas
mcms064.7 bys yn ihesus caradow
mcms064.8 y eth del dyskas iudas

mcms065.1 pan do3yans bys yn tyller
mcms065.2 may 3ese crist ow pesy
mcms065.3 lowene 3ys a vester
mcms065.4 yn meth iudas an brathky
mcms065.5 3o3o y rug fekyl cher
mcms065.6 hag y amme trewesy
mcms065.7 ef a vynne yn ober
mcms065.8 gul ken ys del dywy3y

mcms066.1 ihesus a gewsis pur dek
mcms066.2 iudas ow ry ty avyn
mcms066.3 dre 3e vay a reyth mar whek
mcms066.4 3e neb am tormont mar dyn
mcms066.5 moll(o)3 den ha gour ha gwrek
mcms066.6 a 3e poran er3ebyn
mcms066.7 peynys ad wra more3ek
mcms066.8 yn yffarn down pub termyn

mcms067.1 ihesus crist a wovynnys
mcms067.2 worth anbobyll a 3eth dy
mcms067.3 gans an fals yn y seruys
mcms067.4 pandra yw a vynnough wy
mcms067.5 en rena a wor3ebys
mcms067.6 ihesus yw an caffans ny
mcms067.7 en arluth a wor3ebys
mcms067.8 me yw henna yredy

mcms068.1 pur wyr drefen an virtu
mcms068.2 an lauar crist pan gowsas
mcms068.3 neb a wheleugh why me yw
mcms068.4 3e ves y a omdennas
mcms068.5 rag own y a gangyes lyw
mcms068.6 rag gwander y a go3as
mcms068.7 yn trevyth y nyn gens gyw
mcms068.8 3e we3yll dris y vynnas

mcms069.1 cryst a wovynys arte
mcms069.2 orth an e3ewon woky
mcms069.3 agis negis pyth ywe
mcms069.4 pv yw neb a weleugh wy
mcms069.5 ihesus crist an na3are
mcms069.6 an rena a wor3eby
mcms069.7 yn meth ihesus me ywe
mcms069.8 lemmyn gureugh agis meystry

mcms070.1 whare y an kemeres
mcms070.2 hag an sensys yn tre3e
mcms070.3 gans lauarow an scornyas
mcms070.4 gallus o grontis 3e3e
mcms070.5 3e we3yll aga mynnas
mcms070.6 yn della ef a vynne
mcms070.7 may halle dre baynys bras
mcms070.8 merwel rag 3e geren3e

mcms071.1 pedyr an neyl tenewen
mcms071.2 yn mes a dennas cle3e
mcms071.3 hag a drohas ryb an pen
mcms071.4 scovern onan ane3e
mcms071.5 crist a settyas yn tyen
mcms071.6 an scovern arte 3e dre
mcms071.7 hag an dy3gthtyas pur lowen
mcms071.8 maga tek del rebye

mcms072.1 gor 3e gle3e yn y goyn
mcms072.2 3e pedyr crist a yrghys
mcms072.3 rag dre gle3e a veughe
mcms072.4 dre gle3e yfyth le3ys
mcms072.5 dew3ek lygyon yn vn ro
mcms072.6 vye an nef danuenys
mcms072.7 ha moy a mynnen 3ymmo
mcms072.8 pesy ow 3as pur barys

mcms073.1 hag a pe yn della ve
mcms073.2 neffre ny vean fethys
mcms073.3 yn vrna fatell vye
mcms073.4 am bewnans del yw scrifys
mcms073.5 yn lyffrow yn leas le
mcms073.6 dre brofusy leuerys
mcms073.7 reys yw porris heb strevye
mcms073.8 both ow 3as 3e vos sewijs

mcms074.1 ihesus a gewsys arte
mcms074.2 why a theth 3ym yn arvow
mcms074.3 dre dreyson yn un scolchye
mcms074.4 gans boclers ha cle3y3yow
mcms074.5 thom kemeres 3om syndye
mcms074.6 3om peynye bys yn crow
mcms074.7 kepar ha del vena ve
mcms074.8 an purra lader yn pow

mcms075.1 in agis mysk pan esen
mcms075.2 la(h)ys du 3eugh ow tysky
mcms075.3 gallus nyn gese kemmen
mcms075.4 3om cara na 3om sensy
mcms075.5 lemmyn deve ken termyn
mcms075.6 ow thas rom growntyas 3ewy
mcms075.7 leun a beghas ny won ken
mcms075.8 3e we3yll agis meystry

mcms076.1 in vrna y a colmas
mcms076.2 y 3efregh fast gans cronow
mcms076.3 en goys yn mes may tar3as
mcms076.4 del fastsens en colmennow
mcms076.5 gansa y an hombronkyas
mcms076.6 yn prys hanter nos heb wow
mcms076.7 bys yn aga fryns annas
mcms076.8 o vn iucter bras yn pow

mcms077.1 tus crist 3e ves a fyas
mcms077.2 pep aydu pur vore3ek
mcms077.3 saw pedyr crist a holyas
mcms077.4 abell avel vn ownek
mcms077.5 3e dyller an prins annas
mcms077.6 ene y 3ese sethek
mcms077.7 orto ef y a sethas
mcms077.8 may clewo leff ihesus whek

mcms078.1 en prins scon a leueris
mcms078.2 te crist lauar 3ym plema
mcms078.3 3e dus mar voldh re 3yssys
mcms078.4 prag na 3ons genas omma
mcms078.5 an la(h)ys a bregowthys
mcms078.6 lemmyn dyswe mar syns da
mcms078.7 ha ihesus a wor3ebys
mcms078.8 ef dell vynna yn vrna

mcms079.1 pur apert hag yn golow
mcms079.2 y leueris ow dyskas
mcms079.3 ow la(h)ys haw lauarow
mcms079.4 suel a vynna y clewas
mcms079.5 yn le may then yn trevow
mcms079.6 yn splan me as derevas
mcms079.7 ny gowsyn yn tewolgow
mcms079.8 a dryff tus yn vn hanas

mcms080.1 pan dra a woventa se
mcms080.2 3e wor3aff ve ham la(h)ys
mcms080.3 mar a mynnyth govynny
mcms080.4 ordh en keth re as clewas
mcms080.5 an rena a yl 3e 3ysky
mcms080.6 yn della y re 3yskas
mcms080.7 yn delma heb velyny
mcms080.8 orto ihesus a gowsas

mcms081.1 gans henna an e3ewon
mcms081.2 onan yn ban a sevys
mcms081.3 hag a ros ryb an scovern
mcms081.4 box 3e grist a 3esympys
mcms081.5 ha dhe ihesus y honon
mcms081.6 an harlot a leuerys
mcms081.7 pu a woras yt colon
mcms081.8 cows yn delma worth iustis

mcms082.1 in meth ihesus yn vrna
mcms082.2 mara kewsys falsury
mcms082.3 ha na blek genas henna
mcms082.4 ha fals te dok dustuny
mcms082.5 mes mara kewsys yn ta
mcms082.6 han gwreoneth y synsy
mcms082.7 prag omgwysketh yn delma
mcms082.8 nyn gyw mernas belyny

mcms083.1 ena mur a vylyny
mcms083.2 pedyr 3e gryst a welas
mcms083.3 y scornye hay voxscusy
mcms083.4 trewe yn y 3ewlagas
mcms083.5 hag ef rag own ny ylly
mcms083.6 gans ihesu kewsel ger vas
mcms083.7 henna o poynt a falsury
mcms083.8 de3ewys heb koweras

mcms084.1 vn venyn hardh a ynnyas
mcms084.2 war pedyr y vos tregis
mcms084.3 gans ihesus ef a naghas
mcms084.4 y arluth a 3esympys
mcms084.5 taw gans crist me ad welas
mcms084.6 gurek arall a leueris
mcms084.7 pedyr arta agowsas
mcms084.8 bythqueth me nyn aswonys

mcms085.1 mur a dus a leuerys
mcms085.2 ny dayl 3ys cam y naghe
mcms085.3 dre 3e gows y 3ew prevys
mcms085.4 3e vos den a galyle
mcms085.5 ef a doys a 3esempys
mcms085.6 maga town ty del wo3ye
mcms085.7 gans crist na vye tregis
mcms085.8 na bythqueth ef nan quelse

mcms086.1 gans hemma ef a clewas
mcms086.2 en colyek scon ow cane
mcms086.3 ha crist worto a wetras
mcms086.4 an peynys bras may 3ese
mcms086.5 pedyr sur a omdennas
mcms086.6 yn vrna del rebeghse
mcms086.7 ow nagha du leun a ras
mcms086.8 hag ef gwarnyys del vye

mcms087.1 whare yn-mes y trylyas
mcms087.2 hay golon nam na dorre
mcms087.3 rag y arluth leun a ras
mcms087.4 mar 3ynas ef 3y nahe
mcms087.5 dybbry boys ef ny vynnas
mcms087.6 lymmyn pub erol ole
mcms087.7 3o3o bys pan danvonas
mcms087.8 crist y to 3e galyle

mcms088.1 ihesus a ve danvenys
mcms088.2 ha 3e worth an prins annas
mcms088.3 gans tus ven a 3esempys
mcms088.4 bys an ebscop cayphas
mcms088.5 dre3o crist may fe bresys
mcms088.6 ol 3y voth ha 3y vynnas
mcms088.7 mur a dus o cuntullys
mcms088.8 er ybyn 3y guhu3as

mcms089.1 rag y vos war bronteryon
mcms089.2 mester bras a berth yn wlas
mcms089.3 gurris ve yn y golon
mcms089.4 yn delma gul may cowsas
mcms089.5 rys yw porris 3e onon
mcms089.6 merwel rag pobyl an wlas
mcms089.7 pobyl ihesus y honon
mcms089.8 na vons tregis gans satnas

mcms090.1 en e3ewon yn tre3e
mcms090.2 a whelas dustuneow
mcms090.3 rag peyne crist ha syndye
mcms090.4 ny gewsys 3e blegadow
mcms090.5 saw war thu y a vynne
mcms090.6 dre envy leuerell gow
mcms090.7 a dus fals y redo3ye
mcms090.8 an purre laddron yn pow

mcms091.1 ha dew a thuk dustuny
mcms091.2 yn clewsons ow leuerell
mcms091.3 pur wyr y fenne terry
mcms091.4 an tempel cref hay wu3ell
mcms091.5 war lyrgh henna dre vestry
mcms091.6 yn tressa dyth heb fyllell
mcms091.7 dre nerth bras yn drehevy
mcms091.8 bytqueth ef na vye gwell

mcms092.1 neb o mester ha iustis
mcms092.2 worth ihesus ef a gowsas
mcms092.3 myns vs omma cuntullys
mcms092.4 pur apert y ret flamyas
mcms092.5 ha te ger vyth ny gewsys
mcms092.6 onweyth lemmyn mar co3as
mcms092.7 ol ihesus an go3evys
mcms092.8 hay wor3eby ny vynnas

mcms093.1 kayphas arta a gewsys
mcms093.2 yn hanow du te lavar
mcms093.3 mar sos du del danvansys
mcms093.4 me yw yn meth crist yn whar
mcms093.5 yn nef y fe3aff tregis
mcms093.6 an barth dyghow gans am car
mcms093.7 yn sur thu ow tevones
mcms093.8 wy am gwylvyth heb neb mar

mcms094.1 kayphas pur wyr a sorras
mcms094.2 hag eth pur fol yn vrna
mcms094.3 hag a squerdyas y 3yllas
mcms094.4 pan gowsas crist yn della
mcms094.5 ytterevys dre sor bras
mcms094.6 dustuneow drok na da
mcms094.7 ny reys 3ynny 3e welas
mcms094.8 awos dampnye an denma

mcms095.1 al ow cows why an clewas
mcms095.2 leuerough mar pyth sawys
mcms095.3 ol warberth y a armas
mcms095.4 gweff yw 3e vones le3ys
mcms095.5 gans mowys y anscornyas
mcms095.6 yn y fase y a drewys
mcms095.7 ty yv mab du leun a ras
mcms095.8 yn ges y a leuerys

mcms096.1 gans queth y ben y que3ens
mcms096.2 guelas banna na ylly
mcms096.3 3e ihesus crist betegyns
mcms096.4 ow ku3yll drok ha belyny
mcms096.5 avel brathken aga dyns
mcms096.6 orto y a theskerny
mcms096.7 eraga fyn betegyns
mcms096.8 crist vn ger ny leuery

mcms097.1 hag y worth y dormontye
mcms097.2 y cu3ens y ben gans queth
mcms097.3 han dus esa ol yn dre
mcms097.4 ha pryncis yn pow yn weth
mcms097.5 ha mur a bobyll ganse
mcms097.6 a 3yghow sur hag a gleth
mcms097.7 the gryst y tons 3y syndye
mcms097.8 ha 3e dry 3en dor gans meth

mcms098.1 i eth ha ihesus ganse
mcms098.2 bys yn pylat o iustis
mcms098.3 a no3o bres may rolle
mcms098.4 dre y vres may fo le3ys
mcms098.5 lavarsons y heb pyte
mcms098.6 agan traytour yw kefys
mcms098.7 rys yw 3eso y 3amnye
mcms098.8 3en mernans a 3esempys

mcms099.1 in meth pylat pan adra
mcms099.2 a ynnyough wy warno3o
mcms099.3 na ve bos fals an denma
mcms099.4 nyn drossen ny bys deso
mcms099.5 y leuerys dre laha
mcms099.6 ha why dampnowgha y3o
mcms099.7 yn me3ens y ny a wra
mcms099.8 dampnye den lader kyn fo

mcms100.1 henna pylat pan welas
mcms100.2 kymmys cawsys er y byn
mcms100.3 rowtors ha tus kyche yn wlas
mcms100.4 resons mar fol ha mar dyn
mcms100.5 pylat orto govynnas
mcms100.6 yn keth vaner ma govyn
mcms100.7 ose mab du leun a ras
mcms100.8 lemyn gwyr (te) lauar 3yn

mcms101.1 in meth crist an kveff colon
mcms101.2 pur wyr te re leuerys
mcms101.3 te a wo3ye 3e honon
mcms101.4 pe dre gen re ves guarnys
mcms101.5 pylat a gewsys yn scon
mcms101.6 te a ve 3ym danvenys
mcms101.7 lauar 3ymme 3e honon
mcms101.8 pyth yw en drok rewrussys

mcms102.1 in meth ihesus nyn gvgy
mcms102.2 ow mesternges yn bysma
mcms102.3 hag a pe ow thus 3ewy
mcms102.4 nym delyrfsens yn delma
mcms102.5 ytho mygtern ote se
mcms102.6 yn meth pylat yn erna
mcms102.7 gwyr re gwesys yredy
mcms102.8 yn meth crist mygtern oma

mcms103.1 henna iudas pan welas
mcms103.2 crist an bewnans na sawye
mcms103.3 an arghans a gemeras
mcms103.4 rag corf crist 3e rysseve
mcms103.5 ef astewlys dre sor bras
mcms103.6 3en e3ewon yn tre3e
mcms103.7 dremas yw ef leun a ras
mcms103.8 neb re wer3ys yn me3e

mcms104.1 iudas scaryoth a gewsys
mcms104.2 yn keth manerma arte
mcms104.3 fest yn creff me re beghas
mcms104.4 ihesus 3e wy ow quer3e
mcms104.5 da y won y vos a ras
mcms104.6 gevyons me nvm byth neffre
mcms104.7 moy pegh o pan dyspresyas
mcms104.8 ys delo pan yn guer3e

mcms105.1 han e3ewon a gewsys
mcms105.2 pan drew henna 3ynny ny
mcms105.3 ny an pernas 3e wor3ys
mcms105.4 ha ad pes pur yredy
mcms105.5 iudas eth a 3ensympys
mcms105.6 a neyl tu 3e omgregy
mcms105.7 cafas daffar pur parys
mcms105.8 lovan cryff rag y sensy

mcms106.1 eneff iudas ny allas
mcms106.2 dos yn mes war y anow
mcms106.3 rag y anow y ammas
mcms106.4 3e ihesu leun a rasow
mcms106.5 dywolow yfarn a squerdyas
mcms106.6 corf iudas ol 3e 3arnow
mcms106.7 hag a notho a gerhas
mcms106.8 y eneff 3e dewolgow

mcms107.1 en ethewon dre envy
mcms107.2 a gewsys crist rag syndye
mcms107.3 pylat iustis otese
mcms107.4 ihesus gorweyth y dampnye
mcms107.5 a ierusalem thynny
mcms107.6 ef a thueth a galyle
mcms107.7 la(h)ys nowyth ov tesky
mcms107.8 leas ganso ov tryle

mcms108.1 ganse pylat pan glewas
mcms108.2 bos ihesus a galyle
mcms108.3 bos herodes war an wlas
mcms108.4 mygtern pylat a wo3ye
mcms108.5 rag henna y tanvonas
mcms108.6 crist 3o3o ef mayn dempne
mcms108.7 ruth very a dus an sewyas
mcms108.8 pub eyr paris 3y vlamye

mcms109.1 i eth bys yn herodes
mcms109.2 ha crist ganse fast kylmys
mcms109.3 ef a gara crist gwelas
mcms109.4 rag kymmys y 3o praysys
mcms109.5 ganso mar callo clewas
mcms109.6 whelth nowyth a vo coyntis
mcms109.7 mar callo trylye 3e hes
mcms109.8 lauar crist pan vo clewys

mcms110.1 the herodes y thesa
mcms110.2 pur wyr worth pylat sor bras
mcms110.3 y welas ef ny gara
mcms110.4 na boys yn y gowe3as
mcms110.5 3o3o ihesus 3y thampnye
mcms110.6 pylat bys pan danvonas
mcms110.7 yn vrna keskewe3a
mcms110.8 y a ve ha specyall bras

mcms111.1 herodes a wovynnys
mcms111.2 orth ihesus crist leas tra
mcms111.3 ha trevyth ny wor3ebys
mcms111.4 man geve marth a henna
mcms111.5 an e3ewon a gewsys
mcms111.6 doyn thyn dustuny a wra
mcms111.7 mygtern yfyn bos synsys
mcms111.8 ha mester bras yn bysma

mcms112.1 kymmys tra a lavarsa
mcms112.2 ena y an rebukyas
mcms112.3 the rag an try may 3esa
mcms112.4 annas pylat ha cay(p)has
mcms112.5 pur vylen y an pyltye
mcms112.6 hag yn spytis an scornyas
mcms112.7 moygha 3o3o drok a wre
mcms112.8 henna ve3a an guella gwas

mcms113.1 herodes a leuerys
mcms113.2 3en e3ewon eugh yn fen
mcms113.3 3e bylat agis iustis
mcms113.4 rag me an syns pur 3en len
mcms113.5 ha leuerough bos gevys
mcms113.6 ol ow sor be3ens lowen
mcms113.7 ham gallus y vos grontijs
mcms113.8 3o3o 3e urusy an den

mcms114.1 i a wyskis cryst gans gwyn
mcms114.2 avel fol y an scornye
mcms114.3 hag an gweska fest yn tyn
mcms114.4 betegyns ger ny gewsy
mcms114.5 hag an hombronkyas bys yn
mcms114.6 pylat o iustis 3e3e
mcms114.7 may caffons y aga gwayn
mcms114.8 war ihesus crist 3y la3e

mcms115.1 then ioul mur neb o tus keth
mcms115.2 3e belat a leueris
mcms115.3 lowenna gwelha 3e feth
mcms115.4 herodes reth tenyrghys
mcms115.5 yn y golen fast regeth
mcms115.6 mur a gerense wor3ys
mcms115.7 hag ef a dalvyth 3is wheth
mcms115.8 y honore del wrussys

mcms116.1 ha 3eso y tanvonas
mcms116.2 y allus crist rag iudgye
mcms116.3 ha ny ad cusyll na as
mcms116.4 lemyn y voth heb sewye
mcms116.5 yn meth pylat scyle vas
mcms116.6 me ny gafe rum lewte
mcms116.7 na byth moy ef ny gaffas
mcms116.8 prag may fe rys y dampnye

mcms117.1 orth pylat ol y setsans
mcms117.2 ha warno3o a rug cry
mcms117.3 rag ihesus crist 3en mernans
mcms117.4 y a vynne porrys dry
mcms117.5 yn meth pylat worth an myns
mcms117.6 an pegh peuas ris yv ry
mcms117.7 me ny gafa moys kyns
mcms117.8 reson gans gwyr 3y vrvsy

mcms118.1 en e3ewon a vynne
mcms118.2 porrys y vonas le3ys
mcms118.3 reson(s) y a rey ragthe
mcms118.4 mes war fals y 3ens growndys
mcms118.5 henna pylat a wo3ye
mcms118.6 rag henna a 3esympys
mcms118.7 bys yn cayphas 3y 3ey yvggye
mcms118.8 ef a rug may fe gorrys

mcms119.1 kayphas an droys arte
mcms119.2 3e pylat o pen iustis
mcms119.3 hag ef eth 3y gusulye
mcms119.4 ihesus crist may fe le3ys
mcms119.5 en e3ewon a arme
mcms119.6 treytour pur y vos keffys
mcms119.7 hag ol drok suel awresse
mcms119.8 ha gow bras ganso clewys

mcms120.1 in meth pylat marth am bes
mcms120.2 kymmes drok a wothevyth
mcms120.3 ha te reson vyth a dres
mcms120.4 eraga fyn na gewsyth
mcms120.5 a na wylta ol myns es
mcms120.6 orth 3e vlamye yn soweth
mcms120.7 hag ov ry 3ys boxow tres
mcms120.8 betegyns te ny sconyth

mcms121.1 in meth pylat me ny won
mcms121.2 3en trayteur esa ganso
mcms121.3 yn crist cafos byth reson
mcms121.4 merwell prag y reys 3o3o
mcms121.5 y hylwys en e3ewon
mcms121.6 la(h)ys es yn pow a dro
mcms121.7 may rys y la3e yn scon
mcms121.8 mygtern neb a omwrello

mcms122.1 own boys crist mab du an neff
mcms122.2 an tebel el an geve
mcms122.3 rag henna scon y 3eth ef
mcms122.4 3e wrek pylat may 3e3e
mcms122.5 han tebel el hager bref
mcms122.6 yn y holon a worre
mcms122.7 war y mester venions cref
mcms122.8 y to ihesus mar la3e.

mcms123.1 thy gour hy a 3an(v)onas
mcms123.2 a crist kepar del welse
mcms123.3 yn kerdh delma dre gannas
mcms123.4 nyn gew ragos se la3e
mcms123.5 cryst yv synsys mur dremas
mcms123.6 3e 3evyth a wos plegye
mcms123.7 rag haneth me re welas
mcms123.8 yto ve(n)ions had la3e

mcms124.1 onon esa yn preson
mcms124.2 barabas ytho gylwys
mcms124.3 presonys o ef dre dreyson
mcms124.4 ha rag den lath kekyffris
mcms124.5 maner o 3en e3ewon
mcms124.6 war dyth pasch worth an iustis
mcms124.7 an preson govyn onon
mcms124.8 ha bos henna delyffrys

mcms125.1 pylat a vynsse gwy3e
mcms125.2 bewnans ihesus dre goyntis
mcms125.3 hag a leuerys 3e3e
mcms125.4 yn delma del yw skrifis
mcms125.5 lemmyn merough pe nyle
mcms125.6 an dus avyth delyffris
mcms125.7 po cryst leuerough scyle
mcms125.8 po barabas den blamys

mcms126.1 en e3ewon a armas
mcms126.2 dre bur envy me a gris
mcms126.3 dylyver 3ynny barabas
mcms126.4 ha henna ol ny a bys
mcms126.5 pylat arte a gowsas
mcms126.6 a ihesus pyth a vyth guris
mcms126.7 y hawlsons gans golon vras
mcms126.8 3en mernans be3ens gurris

mcms127.1 pylat yn ta a wo3ye
mcms127.2 y 3e gusel dre envy
mcms127.3 rag henna ef a vynse
mcms127.4 gwe3e crist heb velyny
mcms127.5 hag a leueris 3e3e
mcms127.6 mar mynnough me an chasty
mcms127.7 ol war barth yny cyte
mcms127.8 hag an delyrf 3e wary

mcms128.1 i helwys en e3ewon
mcms128.2 be3ens ef yn crows gorris
mcms128.3 yn meth pylat me ny won
mcms128.4 reson prag y fyt da(m)pnys
mcms128.5 y hawlsons gans moy colon
mcms128.6 be3ens ef yn crows le3ys
mcms128.7 yn meth pylat byth reson
mcms128.8 3e la3e nyn ges keffys

mcms129.1 ha pylat 3e war breder
mcms129.2 a leueris 3e ihesu
mcms129.3 ol an dusma a leuer
mcms129.4 3e vos cregis te yw gyw
mcms129.5 lauar gwyr 3ymmo vn ger
mcms129.6 mar sota mab den ha du
mcms129.7 cryst a gewsys dyboner
mcms129.8 te a leuerys del yw

mcms130.1 whare y an dystryppyas
mcms130.2 mar noyth genys del vye
mcms130.3 hag worth post fast an colmas
mcms130.4 vnwyth na ylly plynchye
mcms130.5 hag ena ij an scorgyas
mcms130.6 yn tebel gans ij scorgye
mcms130.7 ha hager fest an dygtyas
mcms130.8 corf ha pen treys ha dewle

mcms131.1 in scorgijs prenyer esa
mcms131.2 yn dewle an ij ethow
mcms131.3 hag yn fast kelmys 3e3e
mcms131.4 kerdyn gwe3yn mesk cronow
mcms131.5 may fons hyblyth 3e gronkye
mcms131.6 hag a rag guris colmmenow
mcms131.7 gans pub colmen may 3elle
mcms131.8 pan wyskens yn-mes an crow

mcms132.1 han 3ewna bys pan vons squyth
mcms132.2 war crist y fons ov cronkye
mcms132.3 manna geve goth na leyth
mcms132.4 na gesa worth y grevye
mcms132.5 na war y gorff wek tam vyth
mcms132.6 pur wyr henna o mur byte
mcms132.7 ha whath moy wy a glewyth
mcms132.8 a dormont crist del wharse

mcms133.1 in tre3e avel tus fol
mcms133.2 garlont sperne a ve dy3gthtys
mcms133.3 ha dre aga husyll ol
mcms133.4 war y ben a ve gorris
mcms133.5 may 3o squardijs a dro ol
mcms133.6 ay ben y oys o scolijs
mcms133.7 hag ynno fest luhas tol
mcms133.8 gans an dreyn a ve tellys

mcms134.1 gans den scyntyll a wo3ye
mcms134.2 me a glewas leuerell
mcms134.3 an arlont y 3e denne
mcms134.4 war y ben gans kymmys nell
mcms134.5 ma teth an dreyn ha cropye
mcms134.6 3en nempynnyon dre an tell
mcms134.7 henno payn a vur byte
mcms134.8 esa crist ow co3evell

mcms135.1 a vyne gwar3e yben
mcms135.2 war y gorff bys yn y droys
mcms135.3 squardijs oll o y grohen
mcms135.4 hag ef cu3ys yn y woys
mcms135.5 mur o an payn dar ken
mcms135.6 3e vab du mur y alloys
mcms135.7 del lever 3yn an levar
mcms135.8 kymmys payn ny ve ay oys

mcms136.1 i a wyskis crist gant queth
mcms136.2 han purpur rych o dyskis
mcms136.3 rag y thry 3en dor gans meth
mcms136.4 yn ges y a leueris
mcms136.5 mur a onour te afyth
mcms136.6 te yw mygtern cvrvnys
mcms136.7 hag yn y leff 3yghow yn weth
mcms136.8 gwelen wyn a ve gorris

mcms137.1 hag y thens 3e ben dowlyn
mcms137.2 hag y kewsens 3e scornye
mcms137.3 hag a gamma aga meyn
mcms137.4 pub onon rag y eysye
mcms137.5 lowene 3ys te yw 3eyn
mcms137.6 mygtern rys yw 3e wor3ye
mcms137.7 hen o 3o3o mur a bayn
mcms137.8 may 3e3ens worth y ranne

mcms138.1 onon gans an keth welen
mcms138.2 yn leyff crist a ve gorris
mcms138.3 an gwyskis lasche war an pen
mcms138.4 bum pur gewar dese3ys
mcms138.5 ha buxow leas hep ken
mcms138.6 ha tummasow kekyffris
mcms138.7 3e gryst a dro 3e 3ewen
mcms138.8 gans nerth bras a ve syttis

mcms139.1 colon den a yll crakye
mcms139.2 a vynha prest predery
mcms139.3 an paynys bras an geve
mcms139.4 han dyspyth heb y dylly
mcms139.5 hag ol rag 3e gerense
mcms139.6 ihesus crist as go3evy
mcms139.7 lymmyn gorqvyth y gare
mcms139.8 ha gweyth denatar na vy

mcms140.1 pylat eth yn-mes ay hell
mcms140.2 yn vn lowarth an gevo
mcms140.3 ogas o nyn gesa pell
mcms140.4 hag a worras crist ganso
mcms140.5 ena worto rag kewsell
mcms140.6 queth esa a dro 3o3o
mcms140.7 prest an e3ewon debel
mcms140.8 3e ihesus esens a dro

mcms141.1 ena pylat a gewsys
mcms141.2 yn delma 3en e3ewon
mcms141.3 me ny won bonas kyfys
mcms141.4 yn denma byth acheson
mcms141.5 may rys y vonas le3ys
mcms141.6 gothve3ough keteponon
mcms141.7 del yw an denma dy3gtis
mcms141.8 myrough in agis colon

mcms142.1 pan yn caffsons yn tre3e
mcms142.2 ol warbarth y a ylwys
mcms142.3 te pylat la3e la3e
mcms142.4 mernans an grows desympys
mcms142.5 pylat a gewsys arte
mcms142.6 dre3ough why be3ens le3ys
mcms142.7 rag ynno me ny gaffe
mcms142.8 scyle vas may fo dampnys

mcms143.1 an debel dus a gewsys
mcms143.2 3ynny sur yma laha
mcms143.3 may rys y vonas le3ys
mcms143.4 rag mab du ef a omwra
mcms143.5 own a gachyas an iustis
mcms143.6 pan glewas cows yn della
mcms143.7 rag henna a 3esympys
mcms143.8 y trylyas thy asethva

mcms144.1 orth crist ef a wovynnys
mcms144.2 te 3en able ota gy
mcms144.3 3y gows crist ny wor3ebys
mcms144.4 ynmeth pylat yredy
mcms144.5 gor3eby te ny vynsys
mcms144.6 a ny wo3as ow mestry
mcms144.7 bos 3ymmo may fes le3ys
mcms144.8 bo delyffris 3e wary

mcms145.1 in meth ihesus yn vrna
mcms145.2 mestry vyth te ny vea
mcms145.3 waraff ve drok vyth na da
mcms145.4 ken onan 3ys nan rolla
mcms145.5 byth moy ys e3ow yn ta
mcms145.6 a beghas orth ov 3rayta
mcms145.7 pylat pan glewas henna
mcms145.8 a whelas y 3elyffra

mcms146.1 han e3ewon oll a dro
mcms146.2 3e belat a leuery
mcms146.3 kerense sesar ytho
mcms146.4 ny 3e lemman belyny
mcms146.5 in ny wreth dyffry do3o
mcms146.6 a berverth yn crows cregy
mcms146.7 rag mygtern a omwrello
mcms146.8 3e sesar yw contrary

mcms147.1 ena pylat pan glewas
mcms147.2 an lauarow na ganse
mcms147.3 ihesus ef a 3yswe3as
mcms147.4 pur evn yn cres yn tre3e
mcms147.5 a watta ef a gowsas
mcms147.6 agis mygtern ple meve
mcms147.7 ol war barth i an naghas
mcms147.8 hag a yrghys y la3e

mcms148.1 in meth pylat why a vyn
mcms148.2 drys pub tra me 3y la3e
mcms148.3 agis mygtern meth yw 3yn
mcms148.4 na ve3ens clewys neffre
mcms148.5 yn me3ens y nyn gor3yn
mcms148.6 na ny goth thyn y wor3ye
mcms148.7 na ken mygtern ny venyn
mcms148.8 ys cesar caffos neffre

mcms149.1 y thewleff pylat a wolhas
mcms149.2 hag a leuerys 3e3e
mcms149.3 glan off a wos an dremas
mcms149.4 rag ay woys venions a 3e
mcms149.5 ol warbarth y a armas
mcms149.6 mar te ve(n)ions ha cothe
mcms149.7 war agan flehys yn fras
mcms149.8 ha warnan be3ans neffre

mcms150.1 camen pylat pan welas
mcms150.2 na ylly crist delyffre
mcms150.3 manan geffo ef sor bras
mcms150.4 3e worth ol an gowe3e
mcms150.5 rag henna ef a iuggyas
mcms150.6 ihesus 3e3e 3y la3e
mcms150.7 the ves y a thelyffras
mcms150.8 barabas quyth may 3elle

mcms151.1 pan o ihesus cryst dampnys
mcms151.2 aberth yn crows may farwe
mcms151.3 haccra mernans byth ordnys
mcms151.4 3e creatur ny vye
mcms151.5 en grows whath nyn io parys
mcms151.6 nan e3ewon ny wo3ye
mcms151.7 an prennyer py fens kefis
mcms151.8 3e wu3yll crous a ne3e

mcms152.1 vn ethow a brederys
mcms152.2 hag a leuerys the3e
mcms152.3 bonas pren yn dour tewlys
mcms152.4 a vs yn houl na vye
mcms152.5 rag an grous y 3o ordnys
mcms152.6 han huthewon ny wo3ye
mcms152.7 hag an avell deve3ys
mcms152.8 dre3y adam may peghse

mcms153.1 an prynner a ve kerhys
mcms153.2 en grows scon dy3gtis may fe
mcms153.3 hag ynny bonas gorys
mcms153.4 ragon ny cryst a vynne
mcms153.5 ha war an pren frut degis
mcms153.6 may fe sur 3agan sawye
mcms153.7 may teth frut may fen kellys
mcms153.8 rag adam 3e attamye

mcms154.1 whath kentrow 3e3e nyngo
mcms154.2 ihesus yn crows rag synsy
mcms154.3 y hwalsons ol adro
mcms154.4 mar caffons goff yredy
mcms154.5 onan a welsons eno
mcms154.6 hag y 3e3ons 3y besy
mcms154.7 hag y lauarsons tho3o
mcms154.8 te gura iij kenter 3ynny

mcms155.1 in meth an goyff me ny wraff
mcms155.2 pur wyr kentrow 3ewy vyth
mcms155.3 yn methons mar omwreyth claff
mcms155.4 gor3ewyth te an prenvyth
mcms155.5 awos guthyll wheyll mar scaff
mcms155.6 yn ethom 3yn mar fyllyth
mcms155.7 y wor3ebys ny vannaff
mcms155.8 aga gu3yll war ow fyth

mcms156.1 gans mur a iucters yn wlas
mcms156.2 ef ave veyll rebukis
mcms156.3 kavanskis ef a whelas
mcms156.4 rag own y vonas le3ys
mcms156.5 yn meth angoff clevas bras
mcms156.6 es omdewleff deve3ys
mcms156.7 towyll vyth ny allaff yn fas
mcms156.8 ynno sensy 3e wonys

mcms157.1 reys o 3o3o dysque3as
mcms157.2 3e pur treytours a 3ewle
mcms157.3 warne3e gwelsons clevas
mcms157.4 bytegyns byth nyn gese
mcms157.5 yn meth y wrek mur a varth bras
mcms157.6 yv henna 3ym rum lewte
mcms157.7 he3ow pan e3ys yn mes
mcms157.8 cleves vyth nyth kemerse

mcms158.1 in meth gurek an goff 3e3e
mcms158.2 kentrow 3ewy why ny fyll
mcms158.3 a wos bos claff y 3ewle
mcms158.4 toche vyth gonys ef na yll
mcms158.5 del won yn vn fystene
mcms158.6 me as gura ny strechyaff pell
mcms158.7 a ban na ges a wothfe
mcms158.8 3eugh paris as guerelle gwell

mcms159.1 en debell wrek casadow
mcms159.2 gans mur a doth eth yn chy
mcms159.3 war hast 3e we3yll kentrow
mcms159.4 may fens creff ha trewesy
mcms159.5 ij droys ihesus caradow
mcms159.6 hay ij leyff y a delly
mcms159.7 rag an spykis o garow
mcms159.8 pan vons gwyskis 3y synsy

mcms160.1 pan o kentrow lemmys
mcms160.2 hy as duk 3en e3ewon
mcms160.3 crows ihesus navnio paris
mcms160.4 y eth 3y la3e yn scon
mcms160.5 bresell cref a ve sordijs
mcms160.6 en grows pu elle 3y don
mcms160.7 dre vur stryff y fe iuggijs
mcms160.8 ys degy crist y honon

mcms161.1 an queth tek a ve dyskis
mcms161.2 han purpur ryche a vsye
mcms161.3 hay bowys yhonon gurris
mcms161.4 a dro 3o3o hy a ve
mcms161.5 gans y vam y fye guris
mcms161.6 hag ef gensy ow tene
mcms161.7 kepar ihesus del devys
mcms161.8 yn della an bows a wre

mcms162.1 oll monas y a vynne
mcms162.2 bys yn mont a galvary
mcms162.3 a vest 3en dre y 3ese
mcms162.4 meneth vghell yredy
mcms162.5 an grows i a rug gorre
mcms162.6 war scoth ihesus 3y don 3y
mcms162.7 3e ihesus crist may teffe
mcms162.8 ol an greff han belyny

mcms163.1 dew lader drevs o dampnys
mcms163.2 a ve dy3gtis gans ihesu
mcms163.3 ganso ef may fens cregis
mcms163.4 onon 3o3o a bub tu
mcms163.5 ihesus a ve hombronkis
mcms163.6 ha war y lyrgh mur a lu
mcms163.7 dre volder tebel iustis
mcms163.8 rag y chasye kyn 3o du

mcms164.1 i vam whegol a welas
mcms164.2 del esons worth y 3ygtye
mcms164.3 pyteth mur askemeras
mcms164.4 y holon nam na grakye
mcms164.5 dre vn scochforth y ponyas
mcms164.6 cafos y mab mar calle
mcms164.7 i wortos hy a vynnas
mcms164.8 guelas ihesus a gare

mcms165.1 pan welas y mab dygtis
mcms165.2 gans an e3ewon mar veyll
mcms165.3 hay vos gans spern curunys
mcms165.4 ha peb 3o3o ow cull geyll
mcms165.5 hag yn y gorf bos gorris
mcms165.6 goleow pals leas myll
mcms165.7 heb cows ger y clamderis
mcms165.8 y tethas (cothas) war bol y hyll

mcms166.1 ena pan sevys yn ban
mcms166.2 hy a gewsys del ylly
mcms166.3 nyn gew ow faynys beghan
mcms166.4 vs lemyn war ow sensy
mcms166.5 ow holon yn tre myll darn
mcms166.6 marth yw gene na squardhy
mcms166.7 pan welaff ow mab mar wan
mcms166.8 ow town kemys velyny

mcms167.1 gensy prest ij venyn len
mcms167.2 esa worth y homfortye
mcms167.3 marya magdalenen
mcms167.4 ha marya cleophe
mcms167.5 y a fystena yn fen
mcms167.6 arte 3y dyerbyne
mcms167.7 rag kerensa nyn io ken
mcms167.8 y welas y a vynne

mcms168.1 benenas prest a holyas
mcms168.2 ihesu crist yn vn garme
mcms168.3 ihesus worto a veras
mcms168.4 hag a leueris 3e3e
mcms168.5 flehys mur ha benenas
mcms168.6 a ierusalem yn dre
mcms168.7 a wor bos ov feynys bras
mcms168.8 ragoff na wheleugh ole

mcms169.1 olough rag agis fleghys
mcms169.2 ha ragough agis honon
mcms169.3 en de3yow a vyth guelys
mcms169.4 hag a 3e sur yntre3on
mcms169.5 may fyth torrow benegis
mcms169.6 bythqueth na allas e3on
mcms169.7 ha benenas kekyffrys
mcms169.8 na ve 3e3e denys bron

mcms170.1 in erna 3en meny3yow
mcms170.2 why a ergh warnough co3e
mcms170.3 yn ketella an nanssow
mcms170.4 wy a bys ragas cuthe
mcms170.5 del lavare war anow
mcms170.6 war an pren glays mar a te
mcms170.7 yn pren seygh ha casadow
mcms170.8 sur yn erna fatel ve

mcms171.1 i vam whek marya wyn
mcms171.2 pub vr fystene a wre
mcms171.3 may halle doys war y byn
mcms171.4 y mab kemmys a gare
mcms171.5 rag gwander war ben dowlyn
mcms171.6 hy an guelas ow co3e
mcms171.7 han wlos askemeras mar dyn
mcms171.8 may clamderas hy arte

mcms172.1 ena hy a ve seuys
mcms172.2 yn ban ynter benenas
mcms172.3 arluth hy a leueris
mcms172.4 ow holon y ma genas
mcms172.5 kepar ha te hy 3ew guris
mcms172.6 yn anken worth 3e welas
mcms172.7 bytqueth den ny wo3evys
mcms172.8 payn ella 3y golon nes

mcms173.1 en golyas ha fowt dybbry
mcms173.2 a wo3evys ihesus ker
mcms173.3 han strokosow trewesy
mcms173.4 war y gorff dris pub maner
mcms173.5 goys ay ben ay ysely
mcms173.6 a 3roppye war y 3ew ver
mcms173.7 rag do3o ef na ylly
mcms173.8 doun an grows rag gwander

mcms174.1 vn den asdyerbynnas
mcms174.2 symmon o ay own hanow
mcms174.3 y leuerys 3o3o guas
mcms174.4 ty a 3ek an grows heb wow
mcms174.5 y don symon a sconyas
mcms174.6 ef an geve strocosow
mcms174.7 na moy sconye ny vynnas
mcms174.8 rag own cafos y ancow

mcms175.1 ef a thuk an grous ganse
mcms175.2 pur wyr henno ay anvoth
mcms175.3 ny wrens y na hen scyle
mcms175.4 lymyn sywye aga both
mcms175.5 pub er te 3en gura lewte
mcms175.6 beva den yonk bo den coth
mcms175.7 or3aff mar mynnyth cole
mcms175.8 neffre gans an fals na soth

mcms176.1 i eth yn vn fystene
mcms176.2 3en tyller ganso o ordnys
mcms176.3 pan do3yans 3y yntre3e
mcms176.4 pows ihesus a ve dyskis
mcms176.5 y dysky mur an grevye
mcms176.6 worto fast navngo glenys
mcms176.7 whath bytqueth claff ny vee
mcms176.8 vylle ys dello dyskis

mcms177.1 vn venyn da a welas
mcms177.2 dello ihesus dystrippijs
mcms177.3 pytet mur askemeras
mcms177.4 rag y vos mar veyll dygtis
mcms177.5 vn queth tek hy a drylyas
mcms177.6 adro 3o3o desympys
mcms177.7 ha warnans hy an quuthas
mcms177.8 rag gwy3e na ve storuys

mcms178.1 heys crist y a gemeras
mcms178.2 an neyll lef bys yn y ben
mcms178.3 worth an les y a dollas
mcms178.4 ij doll yn (an) grows heb ken
mcms178.5 may 3ello an kentrow bras
mcms178.6 dre y 3ewleff bys yn pen
mcms178.7 rag y dreys y a vynnas
mcms178.8 telly 3y worre yntten

mcms179.1 ganse crist a ve tewlys
mcms179.2 war an grows 3e wrowe3e
mcms179.3 hay yll leff a ve tackis
mcms179.4 ord en grows fast may 3ese
mcms179.5 hay yll troys a ve gorris
mcms179.6 poran war ben e gele
mcms179.7 worth an grows yfons la3ijs
mcms179.8 gans kenter guyskis dre3e

mcms180.1 then levff arall pan do3yans
mcms180.2 worth an grovs rag y faste
mcms180.3 y fylly moy es tresheys
mcms180.4 3en tol guris hy na he3e
mcms180.5 en e3ewon betegyns
mcms180.6 gul tol arall ny vynne
mcms180.7 lemyn an tol re wrussens
mcms180.8 y a vyn(n)e 3e seruye

mcms181.1 ganse worth levff crist loven
mcms181.2 fast yn scon a ve kelmys
mcms181.3 hag yn tre an e3ewon
mcms181.4 an grovs fast a ve sensys
mcms181.5 gans re a gymmys colon
mcms181.6 en loven a ve tennys
mcms181.7 y iunctis keteponon
mcms181.8 oll warbarth may 3ens squardis

mcms182.1 pan deth levff crist war en toll
mcms182.2 dre an nerth may tensons hy
mcms182.3 vn ethow avell pyth foll
mcms182.4 a wyskis kenter ynhy
mcms182.5 lemmyn me agis pys oll
mcms182.6 a baynis crist predery
mcms182.7 ha na vo gesys 3e goll
mcms182.8 an lahys a rug 3ynny

mcms183.1 scrifys yw yn suredy
mcms183.2 ha ken me nyn lauarsen
mcms183.3 corff ihesus hay asely
mcms183.4 y 3e denna mar velen
mcms183.5 neb a vynna a ylly
mcms183.6 neuera oll y yscren
mcms183.7 hay skennys kyc ha gwy3y
mcms183.8 pan esa yn (an) crows pren

mcms184.1 han grous a ve drehevys
mcms184.2 ha ihesus fasteys ynny
mcms184.3 han pen golas delyffrys
mcms184.4 yn tol o tellys rygthy
mcms184.5 ena hy a ve gefys
mcms184.6 3e go3a mar ankynsy
mcms184.7 3e crist may fe crehellys
mcms184.8 oll y gorf hay esely

mcms185.1 ha crist yn delma peynys
mcms185.2 a berth yn crows pan ese
mcms185.3 yn (va)nerma y pesys
mcms185.4 rag an keth re ren crowse
mcms185.5 ow 3as whek be3ens gevys
mcms185.6 3en rema aga nyscyte
mcms185.7 rag me ny won py gymmys
mcms185.8 y mons y sur ow peghe

mcms186.1 an ethewon a grogas
mcms186.2 lader 3e gryst an barth cleth
mcms186.3 hag a 3yghow lader bras
mcms186.4 cregy a russons yn weth
mcms186.5 ha crist yn cres leun a ras
mcms186.6 levn y golon a voreth
mcms186.7 gans laddron y tewe3as
mcms186.8 del yw scrifys ay 3eweth

mcms187.1 pylat a vynnas scrife
mcms187.2 a vewnans (leg. vernans) crist acheson
mcms187.3 praga dampnys rebee
mcms187.4 hag an scrifas y honon
mcms187.5 pan eth pylat 3y redye
mcms187.6 scyle nyn io na gonon
mcms187.7 prest y keffy pan very
mcms187.8 henma yw mygtern e3ewon

mcms188.1 en ethewon a gowsys
mcms188.2 henna yw 3yn bylyny
mcms188.3 be3ens 3e ves defendis
mcms188.4 y vonas mygtern 3ynny
mcms188.5 ha be3ens ena gorris
mcms188.6 y fense bos dre vestry
mcms188.7 han pyth a screfys screfys
mcms188.8 yn meth pylat 3e3e y

mcms189.1 en lybell a ve tackis
mcms189.2 worth en grous fast may 3ese
mcms189.3 hag a vgh pen crist gorrys
mcms189.4 may hylly peb y redye
mcms189.5 rag bos ihesus crist crowsys
mcms189.6 ogas 3e forth an cyte
mcms189.7 gans leas yfe redijs
mcms189.8 y vonas mygtern 3ethe

mcms190.1 dyllas crist a ve rynnys
mcms190.2 pedar ran guris a ne3e
mcms190.3 gans peswar marreg a brys
mcms190.4 3e bub marreg ran nayse
mcms190.5 y bous ef o mar dek guris
mcms190.6 y ny vynsans y ranne
mcms190.7 war nethy pren be tewlys
mcms190.8 oll an bows pyv an gyffe

mcms191.1 an barth cleyth neb o cregis
mcms191.2 dyveth o ha lader pur
mcms191.3 yn ges ef a leuerys
mcms191.4 te crist mar sota mar fur
mcms191.5 war an bys del omwressys
mcms191.6 lemmyn dyswa ha gura cur
mcms191.7 ha saw te ha me kyffris
mcms191.8 agan bewnans may fen sur

mcms192.1 in meth an lader arall
mcms192.2 drok 3en os kepar del ves
mcms192.3 ny 3owtyth du te yw dall
mcms192.4 rag genen cregis neb es
mcms192.5 den glan yw a begh heb fall
mcms192.6 ynno eff dyfout nyn ges
mcms192.7 agan cregy ny yv mall
mcms192.8 rag ny rebe laddron dres

mcms193.1 an lader an barth dyghow
mcms193.2 a besys in ketelma
mcms193.3 arluth pan dyffy 3et pow
mcms193.4 predery a hanaff gura
mcms193.5 crist pur wek an caradow
mcms193.6 an gor3ebys yn vrna
mcms193.7 te a vyth yn keth golow
mcms193.8 yn paradis genama

mcms194.1 an e3ewon a gewsy
mcms194.2 a ihesus rag y scornye
mcms194.3 kyns yn ta ef a ylly
mcms194.4 tus a bup drok ol sawye
mcms194.5 lemmyn gans ol y vestry
mcms194.6 ragon ny wor omwe3e
mcms194.7 na gans oll y tretury
mcms194.8 ny yll agan dyssaytye

mcms195.1 war aga dewlyn y 3e
mcms195.2 pe rag ihesus re erell
mcms195.3 aga fen y a sackye
mcms195.4 hag a gewsy pur debell
mcms195.5 worth ihesus rag y angre
mcms195.6 a wotta omma neb yll
mcms195.7 tempell du dowstoll squardye
mcms195.8 ha 3e voth y 3rehevell

mcms196.1 hag y ee 3e ben dewlyn
mcms196.2 ha hager mowys a wre
mcms196.3 gwe3e go3yans aga meyn
mcms196.4 orth ihesus a omgame
mcms196.5 hag ef moygha yn y beyn
mcms196.6 yn y fas y a drewe
mcms196.7 heno 3o3o calys feyn
mcms196.8 agan pegh ny ow prenne

mcms197.1 re 3e gryst a leuery
mcms197.2 a berth yn crows pan ese
mcms197.3 mar soge crist mab dauy
mcms197.4 des an grows heb pystege
mcms197.5 ha ny a grys 3e vestry
mcms197.6 hag ad syns mester neffre
mcms197.7 me yw mab du yredy
mcms197.8 crist a leueris thethe

mcms198.1 a barth dyghow y 3ese
mcms198.2 3e gryst y vam marya
mcms198.3 hay vam ef neb a gare
mcms198.4 an barth arall magata
mcms198.5 deso benyn yn me3a
mcms198.6 Iowan 3e vab me a wra
mcms198.7 na byth moy ken mam neffre
mcms198.8 es hyhy te na whela

mcms199.1 war lyrgh crist enef 3e ry
mcms199.2 pub onan oll 3y gele
mcms199.3 Iowan y vam a sensy
mcms199.4 marya crist del arse
mcms199.5 yn pub maner may hylly
mcms199.6 y vam prest asonore
mcms199.7 yn delma comfort 3y3y
mcms199.8 y map a vynnas dygtye

mcms200.1 nevngo deuethys an prys
mcms200.2 may 3o ogas 3y 3eweth
mcms200.3 yn erna y fe dorgis
mcms200.4 ha dris ol an bys ef eth
mcms200.5 tewolgow bras a ve guris
mcms200.6 an houll a gollas y feth
mcms200.7 ha moy mar3us me a gris
mcms200.8 ys an rena ve yn weth

mcms201.1 in della hy a begyas
mcms201.2 bys hanter dyth yredy
mcms201.3 yn erna crist a vynnas
mcms201.4 leuerell ely ely
mcms201.5 3e strirya (leg. scrirya) yw a gowsas
mcms201.6 arluth prag y hysta vy
mcms201.7 mas re war gryst a ynnyas
mcms201.8 y 3o dewas ar yrghy

mcms202.1 gans an e3ewon war hast
mcms202.2 drok 3ewas a ve dy3gtys
mcms202.3 tebell lycour mur y last
mcms202.4 eysyll bestyll kemyskis
mcms202.5 yn (un) spong orth gwelen fast
mcms202.6 3e gryst hy a ve he3ys
mcms202.7 gonys oll a wrens yn fast
mcms202.8 rag na go crist attendijs

mcms203.1 re an e3ewon tebell
mcms203.2 a leuerys heb pyte
mcms203.3 a wottense ow kelwel
mcms203.4 hely 3o3o 3y wy3e
mcms203.5 myrugh mar te drehevell
mcms203.6 ay beynys 3y delyffre
mcms203.7 han scherewys prest a bell
mcms203.8 3e worth an gwyr afye

mcms204.1 i beyn o mar greff ha tyn
mcms204.2 caman na ylly bewe
mcms204.3 heb dascor y eneff gwyn
mcms204.4 bytqueth yn lan revewse
mcms204.5 crist a besys del redyn
mcms204.6 yn delma yn luas le
mcms204.7 ow eneff me a gymyn
mcms204.8 arluth yn tre 3e 3ewle

mcms205.1 rag gwan spyr(n) hag ef yn ten
mcms205.2 caman na ylly gwy3e
mcms205.3 war nans na bosse y ben
mcms205.4 rag an arlont a vsye
mcms205.5 mar posse a neyll tenewen
mcms205.6 rag y scoth hy a grevye
mcms205.7 ha whath gweth a wre an pren
mcms205.8 war 3ellargh mar an gorre

mcms206.1 na war rag ef ny ylly
mcms206.2 pose rag own bos megis
mcms206.3 yn erna del redyn ny
mcms206.4 y(n) lyffrow del yw scrifys
mcms206.5 3en ne3yn gwyls rag nye3y
mcms206.6 tellyryow esa paris
mcms206.7 the crist y ben py sensy
mcms206.8 teller vyth nyn go kefis

mcms207.1 rag porrys rys o 3o3o
mcms207.2 gase y ben 3egregy
mcms207.3 rag galse glan 3e worto
mcms207.4 y woys bewe ny ylly
mcms207.5 war tu hay vam an pewo
mcms207.6 y ben a vynnas synsy
mcms207.7 hay eneff eth a no3o
mcms207.8 gans garm eyn hag vghel gry

mcms208.1 ryp crous ihesus y 3ese
mcms208.2 vn den henwys sentury
mcms208.3 a vernans crist pan welse
mcms208.4 kynyuer tra marthusy
mcms208.5 han enef del dascorse
mcms208.6 erbyn natar gans vn cry
mcms208.7 y leuerys heb scornye
mcms208.8 hemma (hem) yw mab du yredy
mcms208.9 ha leas ganso ene
mcms208.A do3o a 3uk dustuny

mcms209.1 nango hanter dyth yn wlas
mcms209.2 po moy del yma scryfis
mcms209.3 dorgis esa ha lughas
mcms209.4 han tewolgow kekyffrys
mcms209.5 veyll an tempyll a squardyas
mcms209.6 yn tre dew 3en dor co3ys
mcms209.7 ena yn weth y torras
mcms209.8 en veyn o creff ha calys

mcms210.1 en be3ow yn lower le
mcms210.2 a pert a ve egerys
mcms210.3 han corfow esa ynne
mcms210.4 a ve yn ban drehevys
mcms210.5 hag eth poran 3en cyte
mcms210.6 gans luas y fons gwelys
mcms210.7 en gwyr 3e 3ustynee
mcms210.8 bos mab du neb o le3ys

mcms211.1 dowr ha ler ha tan ha gwyns
mcms211.2 houl ha lour ha steyr kyffris
mcms211.3 a gryst ow co3aff mernans
mcms211.4 anken y a wo3evys
mcms211.5 natur scyle me a syns
mcms211.6 arluth da mar pyth peynys
mcms211.7 ol y sogete kyn fons syns
mcms211.8 rag y beyn 3e vos grevijs

mcms212.1 enaff crist 3e yffarn eth
mcms212.2 hag a dorras an por3ow
mcms212.3 dre y nerth bras hay sleyueth
mcms212.4 ena golmas dewolow
mcms212.5 lucyfer kelmys yv whath
mcms212.6 pur fast yn y golmennow
mcms212.7 hag ef a dryk heb fynweth
mcms212.8 yn yffarn yn tewolgow

mcms213.1 ena crist a thelyffras
mcms213.2 a breson adam hag evef
mcms213.3 suel a wressa both y das
mcms213.4 man geffo tregva yn nef
mcms213.5 pan eth yn mes yn sewyas
mcms213.6 en dus vas del vynne ef
mcms213.7 an scherewes a dregas
mcms213.8 yn yffarn yn tormont creff

mcms214.1 vn burges iosep hynwys
mcms214.2 a baramat an cyte
mcms214.3 yn mernans crist a gewsys
mcms214.4 bytqueth dremas re bee
mcms214.5 ol y doul ef o tewlys
mcms214.6 ganso yn nef rag trege
mcms214.7 ihesus ganso o keris
mcms214.8 ha nyn io hard 3y notye

mcms215.1 iosep eth bys an iustis
mcms215.2 3e bylat mester treus o
mcms215.3 ha pur hardh a wovynnys
mcms215.4 corf ihesus worto yn ro
mcms215.5 rag bos iosep den keris
mcms215.6 grontis ef a ve 3o3o
mcms215.7 pylat a woromynnys
mcms215.8 meras crist marow mar so

mcms216.1 en e3ewon skyntyll keth
mcms216.2 resteffo mur vylyny
mcms216.3 3e veras worth crist y eth
mcms216.4 hag ef yn crous ow cregy
mcms216.5 y a welas war y feth
mcms216.6 y vos marow yredy
mcms216.7 yttaseffsons oll yn weth
mcms216.8 dre an golon y delly

mcms217.1 in aga herwyth y 3ese
mcms217.2 vn marreg longis hynwys
mcms217.3 dal o ny wely banna
mcms217.4 ef rebea den a brys
mcms217.5 gew a ve yn y 3ewle
mcms217.6 gans an e3ewon gorris
mcms217.7 ha pen lym rag y wane
mcms217.8 3e golon ihesus hynwys

mcms218.1 longis sur an barth dyghow
mcms218.2 3e grous ihesus y 3ese
mcms218.3 3en marreg worth y hanow
mcms218.4 y a yrhys may whane
mcms218.5 yn corf ihesus caradow
mcms218.6 en gew lym ef a bechye
mcms218.7 pur ewn yn dan an asow
mcms218.8 dre an golon may 3ese

mcms219.1 an golon y 3eth stret bras
mcms219.2 dour ha goys yn kemeskis
mcms219.3 ha ryp an gyw a resas
mcms219.4 3e 3ewle neb an gwyskis
mcms219.5 y wholhas y 3ewlagas
mcms219.6 gans y eyll leyff o gosys
mcms219.7 dre ras an goys y whelas
mcms219.8 ihesus crist del o dy3gtis

mcms220.1 eddrek mur an kemeras
mcms220.2 rag an ober re wresse
mcms220.3 3y ben dowlyn y co3as
mcms220.4 arluth gevyans yn me3e
mcms220.5 dall en ny welyn yn fas
mcms220.6 ow bos mar veyll ow pewe
mcms220.7 ihesus 3o3o a avas
mcms220.8 pan welas y edrege

mcms221.1 mam ihesus marya wyn
mcms221.2 herd(h)ya an gyw pan welas
mcms221.3 yn y mab yn tenewyn
mcms221.4 dre an golon may resas
mcms221.5 ha 3en dor an goys han lyn
mcms221.6 an no3o dell deveras
mcms221.7 angus bras ha peynys tyn
mcms221.8 ha gloys creff askemeres (leg. askemeras)

mcms222.1 ffest yn tyn hy a wole
mcms222.2 3e wher3yn nysteva whans
mcms222.3 hay dagrow a 3evera
mcms222.4 hay dew lagas pur 3ewhans
mcms222.5 hay holon whek a ranne
mcms222.6 me a leuer rag trystans
mcms222.7 rag an grayth yn hy ese
mcms222.8 nas gwe3e an spyrys sans

mcms223.1 dre y holon y 3eth seth
mcms223.2 y mab syndis pan welse
mcms223.3 moreth an seth ha pytet
mcms223.4 natureth a ha denseth
mcms223.5 ha pen arall o pytet
mcms223.6 tackis fast gans kerense
mcms223.7 ny wo3evys den bythqueth
mcms223.8 kymmys peynys ow pewe

mcms224.1 an seth yw rag leueris
mcms224.2 as gwyskis tyn gans mur angus
mcms224.3 war hy holon may crunys
mcms224.4 dre nerth an bum fynten woys
mcms224.5 ha hy a wolas kymmys
mcms224.6 gans mar ver nerth ha galloys
mcms224.7 an fynten may trehevys
mcms224.8 ran yn ban du droka loys

mcms225.1 an goysna dagrennow try
mcms225.2 dre y ij lagas y 3eth
mcms225.3 ny go comfort na yly
mcms225.4 a wrello y holon hueth
mcms225.5 hay veynys mar drewesy
mcms225.6 askemar ha kymmys cueth
mcms225.7 yn oll an bys ny ylly
mcms225.8 den cafos kymmys anfueth

mcms226.1 i feynys o bras ha creff
mcms226.2 yn ioy 3e3y trylys yw
mcms226.3 rag mygternes yw yn nef
mcms226.4 3e vos gor3ijs hy yv gyw
mcms226.5 eleth 3e rygthy a seff
mcms226.6 leas myll y both a syw
mcms226.7 hay mab as gorth del vyn ef
mcms226.8 tecke ys houl yv y lyw

mcms227.1 in corff ihesus y 3ese
mcms227.2 hag ef yn crows ow cregy
mcms227.3 pymp myll strekis del iove
mcms227.4 ha pedergwyth cans goly
mcms227.5 ha tryvgons moy ganse
mcms227.6 ha pym3ek pur wyr ens y
mcms227.7 hag ol rag pur gerense
mcms227.8 worth mab den ys go3evy

mcms228.1 pub te3oll neb a vynne
mcms228.2 leuerel pym3ek pater
mcms228.3 a leun golon rag gor3ye
mcms228.4 pascon agan arluth ker
mcms228.5 yn bly3en y a vye
mcms228.6 ha bederow keneuer
mcms228.7 hag a owleow ese
mcms228.8 yn gorf ihesus worth neuer

mcms229.1 en e3ewon ny vynne
mcms229.2 bos an laddron ow cregy
mcms229.3 ternos rag pasch o 3e3e
mcms229.4 dyth vghel y a sensy
mcms229.5 an e3ewon yn tre3e
mcms229.6 a rug may wrellons terry
mcms229.7 aga mor3osow whare
mcms229.8 hag a lena aga dry

mcms230.1 erbyn bonas henna guris
mcms230.2 nanso prys gwespar yn wlas
mcms230.3 yn erna yn weth kemeas
mcms230.4 3e iosep y a rontyas
mcms230.5 hag an grous del o prys
mcms230.6 corf ihesus a gemeras
mcms230.7 tyr marya me a gris
mcms230.8 pur ylwys an gweresas

mcms231.1 mam ihesus cryst amme
mcms231.2 corf y mab pur drewesy
mcms231.3 hay daggrow a 3evere
mcms231.4 a no3o pan predery
mcms231.5 han anken mur asgrevye
mcms231.6 pan very worth y woly
mcms231.7 yn tenewen y 3ese
mcms231.8 dre an golon astylly

mcms232.1 iosep 3e gryst a vynnas
mcms232.2 y arrow hay 3effregh whek
mcms232.3 yn vaner del yn whas
mcms232.4 hag as ystynnas pur dek
mcms232.5 a dro 3y gorff y trylyas
mcms232.6 sendall rych yn luas pleg
mcms232.7 ha marya leun a ras
mcms232.8 ganso trest ha more3ek

mcms233.1 ena vn lowarth ese
mcms233.2 ha ynno nyn io parys
mcms233.3 den marow rag receive
mcms233.4 newyth parrys nyn io vsijs
mcms233.5 corff ihesus crist yn tre3e
mcms233.6 3en logell a ve degys
mcms233.7 hag a heys 3e wrowe3e
mcms233.8 ynno ef a ve gesys

mcms234.1 vn den da c(ri)st a gara
mcms234.2 nycodemus y hanow
mcms234.3 eff nyn io hardh 3y notya
mcms234.4 rag own cafos y ankow
mcms234.5 dworennos yn pur brena
mcms234.6 ef eth 3en corff o marow
mcms234.7 gans vnnient 3o3o esa
mcms234.8 ha spycis a vur rasow

mcms235.1 nycodemus a vras
mcms235.2 corff ihesus hay esely
mcms235.3 oynment o a gymmys ras
mcms235.4 may we3e corf heb pedry
mcms235.5 nagonon ef ny asas
mcms235.6 heb vre ay esely
mcms235.7 yn delma ef an dy3gtyas
mcms235.8 mey eyn sur o y wely

mcms236.1 ha spycis leas ehen
mcms236.2 ef a worras yn y veth
mcms236.3 3e gryst a bub tenewen
mcms236.4 hag a 3yghow hag a gleth
mcms236.5 worth y dreys ha worth y ben
mcms236.6 ha war ol y gorf yn weth
mcms236.7 dysque3yens war lyrgh anken
mcms236.8 be3e mygtern yn deweth

mcms237.1 han e3ewon a worras
mcms237.2 a vgh ihesus crist vn men
mcms237.3 leden o ha poys ha bras
mcms237.4 moy agis gauel tredden
mcms237.5 ganso drys nos y 3olyas
mcms237.6 yn y seruys neb o len
mcms237.7 an nosna a dremenas
mcms237.8 hag oll y drok hay anken

mcms238.1 ternoys y sordyas bresel
mcms238.2 gans an e3ewon goky
mcms238.3 lauarow tyn hag vghel
mcms238.4 fest yn foll y a gewsy
mcms238.5 may 3ens y parys 3en well
mcms238.6 ny wo3yens y 3ystrowy
mcms238.7 rag ihesus 3e leuerell
mcms238.8 yn tressa dyth y sevy

mcms239.1 in vn stevya oll y eth
mcms239.2 bys yn pylat o iustis
mcms239.3 vn e3ow 3o3o yn freth
mcms239.4 yn delma a leuerys
mcms239.5 ny a yll yn nos haneth
mcms239.6 fest dystough bonas kellys
mcms239.7 ha may fo dynny 3e weth
mcms239.8 rag bonas ihesus le3ys

mcms240.1 rag an traytor a gewsys
mcms240.2 ha 3e rag leas huny
mcms240.3 war lyrgh y vonas le3ys
mcms240.4 3en tressa dyth y seuy
mcms240.5 mars mara pe3a degis
mcms240.6 gans y dus nan caffan ny
mcms240.7 yn vrna byth leuerys
mcms240.8 ef 3e sevell dre vestry

mcms241.1 pylat a yrghys 3e3e
mcms241.2 war beyn kylly an bewnans
mcms241.3 monas 3en corf 3y we3e
mcms241.4 nan kemerre y yskerans
mcms241.5 hag yn nos oll aspye
mcms241.6 ha gwy3e tam na guskens
mcms241.7 y eth yn vn fystene
mcms241.8 peswar marrek yrvys ens

mcms242.1 pan de3ens y bys yn beth
mcms242.2 y 3eth vn marrek 3y ben
mcms242.3 hag arall 3y dreys yn weth
mcms242.4 yrvys fast bys yn 3ewen
mcms242.5 hag a 3yghow hag a gleth
mcms242.6 onon a bub tenewen
mcms242.7 bost a wrens tyn ha deveth
mcms242.8 yn gwe3ens worth y ehen

mcms243.1 en varogyon a guskas
mcms243.2 myttyn han gyth ow tar3e
mcms243.3 ha ihesus a 3e3oras
mcms243.4 hag eth yn le may fynne
mcms243.5 den a pert ha mur y ras
mcms243.6 golow cleyr ow tewynnye
mcms243.7 ef e wre oll y vynnas
mcms243.8 y ny yllens y we3e

mcms244.1 pan o pur holergh an gyth
mcms244.2 y tefenas vn marrek
mcms244.3 del deth an nef war y fyth
mcms244.4 ef a welas golow tek
mcms244.5 han meyn vmhelys yn weth
mcms244.6 ese a vgh ihesus whek
mcms244.7 ha warno3o a yseth
mcms244.8 ell benegas lowenek

mcms245.1 en marrek na a sevys
mcms245.2 oll yn ban y gowe3e
mcms245.3 ha 3e3e a leuerys
mcms245.4 a ihesus fatell vye
mcms245.5 an denma re drehevys
mcms245.6 gallas ny wo3an pele
mcms245.7 lemman na veny le3ys
mcms245.8 nyn ges forth 3e omwe3e

mcms246.1 marrak arall a gowsas
mcms246.2 gony vyth pan veyn genys
mcms246.3 tru a thu elhas elhas
mcms246.4 gans vn huyn re ben tullys
mcms246.5 an bewnans ny re gollas
mcms246.6 hag yn weth agan fleghys
mcms246.7 om 3yghtyn trussen anwlas
mcms246.8 fyan na veny kefys

mcms247.1 an peswore a gewsys
mcms247.2 na whelyn gwevye an pow
mcms247.3 kepar del ve 3en iustis
mcms247.4 dun leueryn war anow
mcms247.5 ay veth del yw drehevys
mcms247.6 na leueryn vn ger gow
mcms247.7 y a ruge a 3esympys
mcms247.8 oll war lyrgh y arhadow

mcms248.1 i eth yn vn fystene
mcms248.2 3e pylat aga iustis
mcms248.3 en deskyens del vye
mcms248.4 ha 3o3o a leuerys
mcms248.5 re safse crist heb strevye
mcms248.6 ol 3y voth gans golowys
mcms248.7 ha na yllens y gwy3e
mcms248.8 y voth na vo colenwys

mcms249.1 ena pylat pan glewas
mcms249.2 yn delma y 3e gewsell
mcms249.3 prederow an kemeras
mcms249.4 rak own y 3e leuerell
mcms249.5 ha 3y notye drys an wlas
mcms249.6 sur a ogas hag a bell
mcms249.7 may teffe tus gans nerth bras
mcms249.8 erbyn rag gustle bell

mcms250.1 rag henna pylat a ros
mcms250.2 3en vorogyon aga ro
mcms250.3 may lavarsans hadolos
mcms250.4 yn pub tyller dris an vro
mcms250.5 3e vos tus yrvys yn nos
mcms250.6 warne3e kymmys a dro
mcms250.7 na gens y hardh 3e wortos
mcms250.8 lemmen oll monas 3en fo

mcms251.1 en varogyon pan glewas
mcms251.2 pylat ov cows yn della
mcms251.3 mur a ioy askemeras
mcms251.4 y 3e 3eank yn della
mcms251.5 an peynys o creff ha bras
mcms251.6 ha cafos rohow ma 3a
mcms251.7 both pylat y a notyas
mcms251.8 yn le may 3ens rak henna

mcms252.1 in keth gythna pur avar
mcms252.2 han houll nowyth drehevys
mcms252.3 tyr marea cleyr ha whar
mcms252.4 a 3eth 3en beth leuerys
mcms252.5 ha ganse oynment heb par
mcms252.6 rag corf ihesus o prennys
mcms252.7 whath yn erna nyn gens war
mcms252.8 bonas mab du drehevys

mcms253.1 pan o an tyr marya
mcms253.2 ogas 3en beth deuethys
mcms253.3 an meyn esa a war3a
mcms253.4 y an guelas drehevys
mcms253.5 en benenas yn delma
mcms253.6 yn tre3e a leuerys
mcms253.7 3e worth an beth an meynma
mcms253.8 3ynny pu an ommelys

mcms254.1 en benenas leun a ras
mcms254.2 gans an beth fast powessens
mcms254.3 worth an pen y a welas
mcms254.4 3en beth yw leueris kens
mcms254.5 vn flough yonk gwyn y 3yllas
mcms254.6 eyll o ha y ny wo3yens
mcms254.7 scruth own mur askemeras
mcms254.8 rag an marthus re welsens

mcms255.1 en eyll a gewsys 3e3e
mcms255.2 na ve3ough dyscomfortis
mcms255.3 ihesus crist a na3ary
mcms255.4 del welsough a ve lethys
mcms255.5 sevys gallas 3e gen le
mcms255.6 den a pert ha mur y breys
mcms255.7 a wotta an le may 3ese
mcms255.8 vmma nyn gew ef tregis

mcms256.1 eugh yn fen 3y 3yschyblon
mcms256.2 ha leuerough wy 3e3e
mcms256.3 ha 3e pedyr dos yn scon
mcms256.4 erbyn 3e alyle
mcms256.5 ena crist an kuf colon
mcms256.6 wy an kyff yn lowene
mcms256.7 del leuerys y honon
mcms256.8 yn kyg yn goys ow pewe

mcms257.1 gans henna y a drylyas
mcms257.2 confortis ha lowenek
mcms257.3 hag eth tus crist rag whelas
mcms257.4 hag as cafos more3ek
mcms257.5 y lauarsons ol an cas
mcms257.6 y 3e3ons yn vn tonek
mcms257.7 bys yn galyle 3y whelas
mcms257.8 ha 3e gows worth ihesus wek

mcms258.1 pan de3ons 3e alyle
mcms258.2 ihesus crist y a welas
mcms258.3 yn y 3ensys ow pewe
mcms258.4 den apert ha mur y ras
mcms258.5 ol y beyn yntremense
mcms258.6 ha trylys ens yn ioy bras
mcms258.7 hag a vyth 3ynny neffre
mcms258.8 mar a cresyn ha bos vas

mcms259.1 del sevys mab du ay veth
mcms259.2 yn erna 3en tressa dyth
mcms259.3 yn della ol ny a seff
mcms259.4 deth brues drok ha da yn weth
mcms259.5 obereth dremas a dyff
mcms259.6 yn erna rych ef a vyth
mcms259.7 drok 3en yn gythna goef
mcms259.8 3e gryst y fyth anbarth cleth

English translation

mcen001.1 May Father, Son, and the Holy Ghost grant to you who pray with a full
mcen001.2 heart, grace and a desire to hear his passion, and to me grace and
mcen001.3 knowledge to tell it in words that it may be to the glory of god and for
mcen001.4 the salvation of souls.
mcen001.5
mcen001.6
mcen001.7
mcen001.8

mcen002.1 Let all who wish to be saved listen to my words about how Jesus was
mcen002.2 hunted on earth like a stag; for us often rebuked and cruelly despised;
mcen002.3 to the cross secured with nails; tortured till he was dead.
mcen002.4 mcen002.5
mcen002.6
mcen002.7
mcen002.8

mcen003.1 Indeed, God, through the power of the Father, the Son through his
mcen003.2 great wisdom when he accepted a virgin's flesh, and the holy ghost full
mcen003.3 of grace, through his goodness by which he who could do no sin willingly
mcen003.4 suffered torture, prepared help for us.
mcen003.5
mcen003.6
mcen003.7
mcen003.8

mcen004.1 The good people wanted for themselves the Kingdom of Heaven which had
mcen004.2 been lost. jesus christ was moved by their cries and lamentations so
mcen004.3 that his will was to come down into a virgin and be born to redeem us
mcen004.4 with his flesh. lord god, how happy we are!
mcen004.5
mcen004.6
mcen004.7
mcen004.8

mcen005.1 Jesus Christ showed great love to mankind when he came down to earth
mcen005.2 from the height where he was, to redeem sinners who had been deceived by
mcen005.3 satan. therefore let us always praise jesus who redeemed us.
mcen005.4 mcen005.5
mcen005.6
mcen005.7
mcen005.8

mcen006.1 The tortures he suffered were not for himself alone but for the
mcen006.2 people of the world as they were found (to be) so frail. the devil spoke
mcen006.3 to adam: ``the apple, you take a bit! you will become like god ! when
mcen006.4 he tried it, in no way was it so!
mcen006.5
mcen006.6
mcen006.7
mcen006.8

mcen007.1 After mankind had sinned, the reason he was redeemed is that Jesus
mcen007.2 christ ordained that he should dwell in heaven. he did not intend that
mcen007.3 he should be lost. by him his plan was made. therefore he prepared a way
mcen007.4 for everyone to be saved.
mcen007.5
mcen007.6
mcen007.7
mcen007.8

mcen008.1 Although I am not a very learned man, I will tell you what I know:
mcen008.2 how an accord was made between god and sinner. because our sin was so
mcen008.3 great, an intermediary was made between them. he was christ who came
mcen008.4 down to earth. he was the son of god and man alike.
mcen008.5
mcen008.6
mcen008.7
mcen008.8

mcen009.1 He begged his Father for us that all his wrath should be remitted,
mcen009.2 that our sin should be redeemed with his body through extreme torture.
mcen009.3 mary's son, full of grace - all his will was heard and all he desired
mcen009.4 was granted to him.
mcen009.5
mcen009.6
mcen009.7
mcen009.8

mcen010.1 When his Mother brought him up, and when he was come of age, he
mcen010.2 continued to do penance. that was no hardship for him. for forty days he
mcen010.3 spent his flesh and blood in fasting, and eventually, because he was
mcen010.4 human, he had a craving for food.
mcen010.5
mcen010.6
mcen010.7
mcen010.8

mcen011.1 And when the devil heard this, he thought he would tempt him and he
mcen011.2 showed him a heap of stones and said, ``if you are god's beloved son,
mcen011.3 make these stones bread for yourself. jesus christ answered him
mcen011.4 exactly as he intended:
mcen011.5
mcen011.6
mcen011.7
mcen011.8

mcen012.1 ``Man does not find all his life in bread alone, but in the good
mcen012.2 words that come from god. now we can see by christ's answer at that
mcen012.3 time how the word of god feeds whoever will hear it.
mcen012.4 mcen012.5
mcen012.6
mcen012.7
mcen012.8

mcen013.1 When he saw that he could not trick him at all with gluttony, the
mcen013.2 evil angel decided to tempt him in another way. he put him to sit
mcen013.3 dangerously on a pinnacle. the seat was above a beautiful church in the
mcen013.4 land.
mcen013.5
mcen013.6
mcen013.7
mcen013.8

mcen014.1 The devil spoke to Christ thus to tempt him: ``It is written of you
mcen014.2 that angels are guarding you for fear you were going to stumble by
mcen014.3 catching your foot on a stone. if you are god's son of great worth, come
mcen014.4 and drop down to the ground.
mcen014.5
mcen014.6
mcen014.7
mcen014.8

mcen015.1 Jesus Christ said, ``You must not tempt your God into any kind of
mcen015.2 enthralment, but always honour him. and again the devil cast a plan of
mcen015.3 another kind to see if, in some way involving greed, he could make him
mcen015.4 change his mind.
mcen015.5
mcen015.6
mcen015.7
mcen015.8

mcen016.1 From there, he led him high up to the top of a mountain, and showed
mcen016.2 him gold and silver, grass and trees, and the devil said, ``you shall
mcen016.3 have all there is of value in the world, and i will make you a great
mcen016.4 lord if you are willing to honour me.
mcen016.5
mcen016.6
mcen016.7
mcen016.8

mcen017.1 Jesus Christ said that it was written in the Scriptures, ``In
mcen017.2 everything that is done you must worship your god and his name. go away,
mcen017.3 accursed one, to a desert in darkness. your dominion over souls will be
mcen017.4 destroyed for ever.
mcen017.5
mcen017.6
mcen017.7
mcen017.8

mcen018.1 The devil turned angrily and went home to his lair. Three times he
mcen018.2 was overcome. it is right for us to curse him. to jesus were sent
mcen018.3 heavenly angels from the father to be ready indeed to support him there.
mcen018.4 mcen018.5
mcen018.6
mcen018.7
mcen018.8

mcen019.1 And since Satan thought he would tempt Christ, Son of the Supreme
mcen019.2 lord, with his treachery, malice and cunning, it is important for you to
mcen019.3 be humble and diligent in your service so that the evil one cannot be
mcen019.4 turned upon you.
mcen019.5
mcen019.6
mcen019.7
mcen019.8

mcen020.1 For you may be sure, and see indeed that he is always waylaying you
mcen020.2 to your shame and disgrace, you who cannot keep yourself from sinning
mcen020.3 for a single moment in the day! after all, he undertook to tempt him who
mcen020.4 could not commit sin!
mcen020.5
mcen020.6
mcen020.7
mcen020.8

mcen021.1 As it is written, he is always round about us with violence in case
mcen021.2 he can bring us from the good to do evil. much more furiously he seeks
mcen021.3 us than does a lion his prey. if he could bring a man to woe, never
mcen021.4 would he desire more joy.
mcen021.5
mcen021.6
mcen021.7
mcen021.8

mcen022.1 Though you are tempted by the devil, do not give a halfpenny for him!
mcen022.2 for it is written in many places that it is put into your power both to
mcen022.3 stand and to fall, and though you are cast down by him, you may rise
mcen022.4 again. that is a comfort for you !
mcen022.5
mcen022.6
mcen022.7
mcen022.8

mcen023.1 Jesus Christ preached in the country round about all the time, and
mcen023.2 the substance of the preaching was that mankind should cease from
mcen023.3 sinning so that his sin as well as his evil might be forgiven him, lest
mcen023.4 the kingdom of heaven be taken away from him and given to others.
mcen023.5
mcen023.6
mcen023.7
mcen023.8

mcen024.1 Blessed is he who loves God beyond everything there is in the world,
mcen024.2 and who will meekly suffer all that is ordained for him, whether it is
mcen024.3 illness or dispersion of wealth, or being shut up in prison. for all
mcen024.4 good and bad alike, let jesus be thanked.
mcen024.5
mcen024.6
mcen024.7
mcen024.8

mcen025.1 Wherever he went in the country, Jesus Christ healed the sick. He did
mcen025.2 not abandon the blind or the deaf or the dumb - not one, nor any
mcen025.3 bedridden invalid. if he prayed with a full heart, straight away he
mcen025.4 would be cured in accordance with the will of christ himself.
mcen025.5
mcen025.6
mcen025.7
mcen025.8

mcen026.1 When the Jews saw that Jesus Christ was exercising power, caring for
mcen026.2 people in need and that he paid no heed to them, for that reason the
mcen026.3 cra3y ones bore him malice. because of arrogance in their hearts they
mcen026.4 attempted to destroy him.
mcen026.5
mcen026.6
mcen026.7
mcen026.8

mcen027.1 When he was among his apostles on Palm Sunday, he made some of them
mcen027.2 go to the town and untie the ass and bring it with them, and if any man
mcen027.3 came to prevent it, to say indeed that it was on god's business.
mcen027.4 mcen027.5
mcen027.6
mcen027.7
mcen027.8

mcen028.1 Straight away they did as Jesus instructed; all his will as he
mcen028.2 intended. the ass was fetched. a cloth garment was placed upon it for
mcen028.3 sitting on, because he wanted to ride to the city to be honoured.
mcen028.4 mcen028.5
mcen028.6
mcen028.7
mcen028.8

mcen029.1 Many men and women of Jerusalem came into the town towards Christ in
mcen029.2 order to see him and honour him. on the road clothes were spread out
mcen029.3 before him. palms and flowers also were carried to meet him.
mcen029.4 mcen029.5
mcen029.6
mcen029.7
mcen029.8

mcen030.1 There was a wholehearted cry with much joy and gladness: ``Blessed is
mcen030.2 he who comes among us in the name of god! christ found traders in the
mcen030.3 temples inside the town. he made them go away from there quickly.
mcen030.4 mcen030.5
mcen030.6
mcen030.7
mcen030.8

mcen031.1 The wicked were angry because Christ was honoured and because his
mcen031.2 work was so great and known throughout all the world. they made a plan
mcen031.3 which was not any good to destroy jesus and they accused him so much
mcen031.4 that the town was in an uproar.
mcen031.5
mcen031.6
mcen031.7
mcen031.8

mcen032.1 The plan was that a sinful woman should be brought before Christ so
mcen032.2 that he might give a decision of his own accord as to what was to be
mcen032.3 done in her case. ``for the laws which we have will condemn her
mcen032.4 outright, they said. ``there is no way in which she may be made blameless.
mcen032.5
mcen032.6
mcen032.7
mcen032.8

mcen033.1 Christ had come to the place and the Jews were truculent. The woman
mcen033.2 was with them. they were prepared to accuse her. while they were making
mcen033.3 a charge jesus wrote on the ground and by the power of what he wrote
mcen033.4 everyone went away.
mcen033.5
mcen033.6
mcen033.7
mcen033.8

mcen034.1 When they all went away (they had been embarrassed) Christ said to
mcen034.2 her, ``where is he who wants to accuse you? ``there is no one, she
mcen034.3 said. jesus spoke again: ``well then, i do not condemn you. go and sin
mcen034.4 no more.
mcen034.5
mcen034.6
mcen034.7
mcen034.8

mcen035.1 Out of great love a woman wanted to break her rich box of perfume
mcen035.2 over christ to anoint him. indeed it was quite clearly done to refresh
mcen035.3 the body of jesus. judas iscariot accused her very unjustly.
mcen035.4 mcen035.5
mcen035.6
mcen035.7
mcen035.8

mcen036.1 False Judas said, ``Let the whole box be sold for three hundred pence
mcen036.2 in cash to be shared among the poor in the world. it would be better
mcen036.3 than wasting it. jesus christ answered (he knew what was in his mind):
mcen036.4 mcen036.5
mcen036.6
mcen036.7
mcen036.8

mcen037.1 ``Do not bear anger in your hearts towards the one who wants to save
mcen037.2 me. my time will soon come. i shall have no dwelling with you. you will
mcen037.3 have the poor calling upon you all the time. you yourselves can do good
mcen037.4 for them whenever you want.
mcen037.5
mcen037.6
mcen037.7
mcen037.8

mcen038.1 At once Judas grew angry. He did not speak out of love but to get a
mcen038.2 big share of the fund if he could. he was a rogue, a villain. he had
mcen038.3 been a thief to the end. he ran to sell christ his lord to the jews.
mcen038.4 mcen038.5
mcen038.6
mcen038.7
mcen038.8

mcen039.1 He said to them, ``What will you give me if I do indeed make you
mcen039.2 successful in finding christ? they agreed among themselves that they
mcen039.3 would give him thirty in cash in payment, just as he asked.
mcen039.4 mcen039.5
mcen039.6
mcen039.7
mcen039.8

mcen040.1 Returning again (without equal as a bad bargainer; no one can work
mcen040.2 out how much he lost on the deal) judas greeted jesus falsely, as if he
mcen040.3 were being affectionate. in the end his heart did not accord with his
mcen040.4 speech.
mcen040.5
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mcen040.7
mcen040.8

mcen041.1 Just as he intended, so it was plotted by Judas to bring Jesus. He
mcen041.2 was in christ's company but they were never comrades. the day was maundy
mcen041.3 thursday when jesus intended to have supper with those in his service on
mcen041.4 earth whom he had chosen.
mcen041.5
mcen041.6
mcen041.7
mcen041.8

mcen042.1 Christ sent two men to buy food and drink. These same men made good
mcen042.2 speed and supper was prepared. at the supper christ warned that
mcen042.3 treachery would be done by one. ``lord god, they cried. ``who can that
mcen042.4 be?
mcen042.5
mcen042.6
mcen042.7
mcen042.8

mcen043.1 Jesus Christ replied, ``He is eating with us. Every one called out,
mcen043.2 ``lord god, am i that one? and jesus answered, ``he is eating from my
mcen043.3 dish. woe to him that ever he was born from his mother's womb into this
mcen043.4 world.
mcen043.5
mcen043.6
mcen043.7
mcen043.8

mcen044.1 God blessed the bread in the presence of his apostles. ``This is my
mcen044.2 body, said christ. ``this night, it will surely be despised for you
mcen044.3 who are redeemed in this world. he who eats it in good faith will
mcen044.4 receive a fair reward.
mcen044.5
mcen044.6
mcen044.7
mcen044.8

mcen045.1 And the wine which was on the table he shared among them. ``This is
mcen045.2 (my) blood, said christ. ``drink out of love. with water put into a
mcen045.3 basin he washed their legs. he made them pure white from end to end as
mcen045.4 was the will of a loving god.
mcen045.5
mcen045.6
mcen045.7
mcen045.8

mcen046.1 Then Peter refused that Jesus should wash his feet. ``Quiet, Peter,
mcen046.2 said christ. ``you do not know what i am doing for you. if i do not wash
mcen046.3 you by my grace you will not dwell in heaven. peter said, ``leave
mcen046.4 neither my foot nor my hand unwashed.
mcen046.5
mcen046.6
mcen046.7
mcen046.8

mcen047.1 Jesus Christ, full of pity, said to the twelve, ``You are innocent of
mcen047.2 all vileness, but you are not all good or sweet. he knew that judas
mcen047.3 was quite hideous and accursed. the devil had dwelt in him so that he
mcen047.4 was worse than a toad.
mcen047.5
mcen047.6
mcen047.7
mcen047.8

mcen048.1 When Christ had done this he said to Judas, ``Hurry away so that your
mcen048.2 purpose may be fulfilled, for the time has come when the shepherd will
mcen048.3 be forfeit and taken into custody and the sheep will run away.
mcen048.4 mcen048.5
mcen048.6
mcen048.7
mcen048.8

mcen049.1 ``Though all fail, said Peter, ``I shall be in your service.
mcen049.2 christ said, ``this very night, before the cock is heard, peter, you
mcen049.3 will deny me three times that i was ever lord unto you. peter said,
mcen049.4 ``upon my faith, i will not deny you even though i am slain.
mcen049.5
mcen049.6
mcen049.7
mcen049.8

mcen050.1 Christ said, ``Since I made you follow me, ill-clad and barelegged,
mcen050.2 you have not carried any holder to put anything into. nevertheless you
mcen050.3 do not know what need we had. ``lord, you have spoken the truth,
mcen050.4 they said among themselves.
mcen050.5
mcen050.6
mcen050.7
mcen050.8

mcen051.1 ``But it is now very important to do battle rather than sleep. Let
mcen051.2 him who has a cloak sell it and buy himself a sword. ``indeed we have
mcen051.3 two ready, they said at once. ``that is enough. no more are needed,
mcen051.4 god said once more.
mcen051.5
mcen051.6
mcen051.7
mcen051.8

mcen052.1 Mary's Son, full of grace, went to the Mount of Olives and his
mcen052.2 disciples followed him. christ said, ``this night keep watch and pray to
mcen052.3 my father that you may go to his seat and so you will not be tempted
mcen052.4 beyond nature by falsehood and wickedness.
mcen052.5
mcen052.6
mcen052.7
mcen052.8

mcen053.1 ``Peter, Andrew and John, said Christ, ``come, follow me to the
mcen053.2 mountain. because i am weak, sorrow is sapping my strength. he went a
mcen053.3 little way from them so that he could pray to his father who is ever
mcen053.4 above, although he was shaking with fear.
mcen053.5
mcen053.6
mcen053.7
mcen053.8

mcen054.1 Mary's Son was suffering much pain at that time for he was perfectly
mcen054.2 aware (of his fate) and the flesh did not want that, but his manhood
mcen054.3 which was so perfect turned him all the time to these things, so that he
mcen054.4 went down on his knees and prayed thus:
mcen054.5
mcen054.6
mcen054.7
mcen054.8

mcen055.1 ``If it is your will, my Father, make this pain leave me, but let
mcen055.2 your will be done, lord god, whatever it may be. he returned to his
mcen055.3 disciples. he found them all sleeping. christ said, ``can you not stay
mcen055.4 awake one moment to give me strength?
mcen055.5
mcen055.6
mcen055.7
mcen055.8

mcen056.1 Then Christ definitely left them and went again to pray for us on his
mcen056.2 knees to his father as he had said. his pains were strong and great upon
mcen056.3 him without being deserved. the reason was that he knew he was gong to
mcen056.4 die for all the land.
mcen056.5
mcen056.6
mcen056.7
mcen056.8

mcen057.1 Christ, who was God and Man, said again to his apostles, ``Stay awake
mcen057.2 and pray earnestly for fear of the devil and his domination. a third
mcen057.3 time, as he was trembling, he prayed, ``god, deliver me! lord, if it
mcen057.4 cannot be otherwise, let it be as you will.
mcen057.5
mcen057.6
mcen057.7
mcen057.8

mcen058.1 When Jesus Christ was on his knees in distress, an angel was sent to
mcen058.2 him from heaven to give him strength. the son of god was so oppressed
mcen058.3 because of the heat that he was sweating water and blood mixed together
mcen058.4 - the sweat of christ for your sake.
mcen058.5
mcen058.6
mcen058.7
mcen058.8

mcen059.1 Christ had so much pain, cruel anguish and suffering that the blood
mcen059.2 came and dropped on his face, the beloved. no man can reckon nor say in
mcen059.3 words all the torment which he had before he was dead.
mcen059.4 mcen059.5
mcen059.6
mcen059.7
mcen059.8

mcen060.1 Now we can see and be quite convinced that Christ, as Man, suffered
mcen060.2 much penance in this world. he could not, as god, experience either evil
mcen060.3 or good, because he was master over the world, and everything there is,
mcen060.4 he makes.
mcen060.5
mcen060.6
mcen060.7
mcen060.8

mcen061.1 When his prayers were done he said to the twelve, ``Sleep now if it
mcen061.2 is time; rest, you are worn out. men are coming to me who have been told
mcen061.3 by my betrayer how they are to come and take me and how i shall be led
mcen061.4 (away).
mcen061.5
mcen061.6
mcen061.7
mcen061.8

mcen062.1 Just as God said, when Christ was praying Judas went off on his
mcen062.2 business. it is the devil who was leading him. he intended to continue
mcen062.3 as he was, an informer to the jews. he was destroyed by greed. so it is
mcen062.4 with many a one.
mcen062.5
mcen062.6
mcen062.7
mcen062.8

mcen063.1 When he had come to the Jews, he said, as they were coming, ``I look
mcen063.2 forward to succeeding well in my business tonight. come with me and
mcen063.3 follow me. be sure you do not make a noise, and i will kiss christ so
mcen063.4 that you may recognise him.
mcen063.5
mcen063.6
mcen063.7
mcen063.8

mcen064.1 The princes who were in the land with Judas sent strong men clad in
mcen064.2 armour as if they were going to battle . they carried a light with them.
mcen064.3 it was night. they could not see very well. they went up to beloved
mcen064.4 jesus as judas directed.
mcen064.5
mcen064.6
mcen064.7
mcen064.8

mcen065.1 When they had come to the place where Christ was praying, the savage
mcen065.2 cur judas said, ``joy to you, master. he greeted him falsely and
mcen065.3 kissed him gravely. he intended, in fact, to do otherwise than as he
mcen065.4 showed.
mcen065.5
mcen065.6
mcen065.7
mcen065.8

mcen066.1 Jesus spoke very courteously: ``Judas, by your kiss which you give so
mcen066.2 sweetly you intend to deliver me to those who will torture me cruelly.
mcen066.3 the curse of mankind, both male and female, will come directly upon you.
mcen066.4 tortures will make you sorrowful in deep hell for all time.
mcen066.5
mcen066.6
mcen066.7
mcen066.8

mcen067.1 Jesus Christ asked the people who came there with the traitor in his
mcen067.2 service, ``what is it that you want? they replied, ``it is jesus, if
mcen067.3 only we could find him. the lord replied, ``i am he indeed.
mcen067.4 mcen067.5
mcen067.6
mcen067.7
mcen067.8

mcen068.1 Truly, because of the power of Christ's words when he said, ``I am he
mcen068.2 whom you seek, they fell back. through fear they changed colour.
mcen068.3 through weakness they fell. in no way were they in a fit state to act
mcen068.4 beyond his will!
mcen068.5
mcen068.6
mcen068.7
mcen068.8

mcen069.1 Christ asked the foolish Jews again, ``What is your business? Who is
mcen069.2 it that you seek? ``jesus christ of na3areth, they answered. jesus
mcen069.3 said, ``i am he. now exercise your authority.
mcen069.4 mcen069.5
mcen069.6
mcen069.7
mcen069.8

mcen070.1 Straight away they arrested him and held him between them. They
mcen070.2 mocked him with words. power was granted to them to do as they wished.
mcen070.3 in this way he willed it to be possible for him to die with great pains
mcen070.4 for your sake.
mcen070.5
mcen070.6
mcen070.7
mcen070.8

mcen071.1 Peter on the one side drew out a sword and cut off the ear of one of
mcen071.2 them close to the head. christ set the ear completely back in its place
mcen071.3 and restored it very comfortably, as handsomely as it had been.
mcen071.4 mcen071.5
mcen071.6
mcen071.7
mcen071.8

mcen072.1 ``Put your sword into its sheath, Christ commanded Peter, ``for he
mcen072.2 who lives by the sword shall be slain by the sword. twelve legions of
mcen072.3 angels and more would be sent from heaven one after another with great
mcen072.4 readiness if i wished to pray to my father for myself.
mcen072.5
mcen072.6
mcen072.7
mcen072.8

mcen073.1 ``And if it were thus, I would never be defeated. How would the story
mcen073.2 of my life then be? it is written in the scriptures (and) told by the
mcen073.3 prophets in many places: `it is entirely necessary that my father's will
mcen073.4 be followed without dispute.
mcen073.5
mcen073.6
mcen073.7
mcen073.8

mcen074.1 Jesus spoke again. ``You have come to me armed, treacherously,
mcen074.2 furtively, with shields and swords to arrest me, to harm me, to torture
mcen074.3 me to death, just as if i were the most arrant thief in the land.
mcen074.4 mcen074.5
mcen074.6
mcen074.7
mcen074.8

mcen075.1 ``When I was among you, teaching you God's laws, there was no power
mcen075.2 at all to fetter or hold me. now another time has come. my father has
mcen075.3 granted me to you, full of sin for aught i know, to exercise your
mcen075.4 supremacy.
mcen075.5
mcen075.6
mcen075.7
mcen075.8

mcen076.1 Then they tied his arms tightly with thongs so that the blood gushed
mcen076.2 out as they had tightened the knots. they took him with them just at
mcen076.3 midnight, to their prince annas who was a great magistrate in the land.
mcen076.4 mcen076.5
mcen076.6
mcen076.7
mcen076.8

mcen077.1 Christ's men escaped each his own way in great grief. Only Peter
mcen077.2 followed christ some way off as one afraid, to the court of prince
mcen077.3 annas. there, there was a seating area. he sat in it to hear the voice
mcen077.4 of gentle jesus.
mcen077.5
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mcen077.7
mcen077.8

mcen078.1 At once the prince said, ``You, Christ, tell me, where are your men
mcen078.2 who are so bold and whom you have trained? why do they not come with you
mcen078.3 here? the laws that you preached, demonstrate now whether they are
mcen078.4 good. and jesus answered, as he intended at that time:
mcen078.5
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mcen078.8

mcen079.1 ``Very openly and in the light I told my doctrine, my laws and my
mcen079.2 sayings. whoever wanted to, heard. wherever i went in the towns i
mcen079.3 declared them clearly. i did not speak in the dark, whispering behind
mcen079.4 people.
mcen079.5
mcen079.6
mcen079.7
mcen079.8

mcen080.1 ``What do you ask of me and my laws? If you will, ask those who have
mcen080.2 heard them. they can instruct you just as they have learned. thus,
mcen080.3 without disrespect jesus spoke to him.
mcen080.4 mcen080.5
mcen080.6
mcen080.7
mcen080.8

mcen081.1 Thereupon one of the Jews stood up and immediately gave Christ a blow
mcen081.2 by his ear, and to jesus himself the villain said, ``who put it into
mcen081.3 your heart to speak thus to a magistrate?
mcen081.4 mcen081.5
mcen081.6
mcen081.7
mcen081.8

mcen082.1 Jesus said then, ``If I have told a lie and that is not pleasing to
mcen082.2 you and false, you produce the evidence. but if i have spoken well and
mcen082.3 held to the truth, why do you strike me thus? it is nothing but
mcen082.4 villainy.
mcen082.5
mcen082.6
mcen082.7
mcen082.8

mcen083.1 Then Peter saw Christ (suffer) much ill-treatment; mocking him,
mcen083.2 punching him and spitting in his eyes, and because of fear, he could not
mcen083.3 speak a good word for jesus. this was an act of falsehood, a promise
mcen083.4 that was not kept.
mcen083.5
mcen083.6
mcen083.7
mcen083.8

mcen084.1 A woman boldly insisted to Peter that he dwelt with Jesus.
mcen084.2 immediately he denied his lord. ``silence, i have seen you with
mcen084.3 christ, another woman said. peter spoke again: ``i never knew him.
mcen084.4 mcen084.5
mcen084.6
mcen084.7
mcen084.8

mcen085.1 Many people said, ``It is no use at all your denying it. It is proved
mcen085.2 by your speech that you are a man of galilee. straight away he swore
mcen085.3 as great an oath as he could that he had not dwelt with christ and that
mcen085.4 he had never seen him.
mcen085.5
mcen085.6
mcen085.7
mcen085.8

mcen086.1 Immediately upon that he heard the cock crowing and Christ gazed upon
mcen086.2 him from the great torments he was in. then peter abruptly withdrew as
mcen086.3 he had sinned by denying god full of grace, although he had been warned.
mcen086.4 mcen086.5
mcen086.6
mcen086.7
mcen086.8

mcen087.1 At once he turned away and his heart was almost breaking because he
mcen087.2 had so heinously denied his lord, full of grace. he would not eat food
mcen087.3 but wept all the time until christ sent to him to say that he was coming
mcen087.4 to galilee.
mcen087.5
mcen087.6
mcen087.7
mcen087.8

mcen088.1 Jesus was sent away from prince Annas immediately with strong men to
mcen088.2 the bishop caiaphas for christ to be judged by him entirely at his will
mcen088.3 and pleasure. many people had assembled against him to accuse him.
mcen088.4 mcen088.5
mcen088.6
mcen088.7
mcen088.8

mcen089.1 Because he was over priests, a great authority in the land, it was
mcen089.2 put into his heart to do thus, so he said, ``it is entirely necessary
mcen089.3 for one to die for the people of the land, the people of jesus himself,
mcen089.4 so that they will not dwell with satan.
mcen089.5
mcen089.6
mcen089.7
mcen089.8

mcen090.1 The Jews sought witnesses among themselves to punish Christ and
mcen090.2 destroy him. they did not speak in a proper manner but they were intent
mcen090.3 on telling lies against god through malice. they had come from false
mcen090.4 men, the very worst thieves in the land.
mcen090.5
mcen090.6
mcen090.7
mcen090.8

mcen091.1 And two bore witness that they had heard him saying indeed that he
mcen091.2 would destroy the mighty temple and after this build it by a miracle
mcen091.3 without fail on the third day. by great power he would raise it so that
mcen091.4 it had never been better.
mcen091.5
mcen091.6
mcen091.7
mcen091.8

mcen092.1 He who was master and magistrate spoke to Jesus: ``All those who are
mcen092.2 gathered here have accused you very clearly and you have not spoken a
mcen092.3 word. defend yourself now if you can. jesus endured it all and would
mcen092.4 not answer him.
mcen092.5
mcen092.6
mcen092.7
mcen092.8

mcen093.1 Caiaphas spoke again: ``In God's name, say if you are God as you
mcen093.2 asserted. ``i am, said christ gently. ``i shall be dwelling in
mcen093.3 heaven on the right hand by my father. you will see me coming as god
mcen093.4 himself, without any doubt!
mcen093.5
mcen093.6
mcen093.7
mcen093.8

mcen094.1 Caiaphas indeed became angry and then went quite mad and tore his
mcen094.2 clothes when christ spoke thus. he declared in great anger, ``there is
mcen094.3 no need for us to seek witnesses good or bad to condemn this man.
mcen094.4 mcen094.5
mcen094.6
mcen094.7
mcen094.8

mcen095.1 ``Oh yes! You heard him speaking. Say whether he shall be saved!
mcen095.2 all together they shouted, ``he is worthy to be slain! they mocked him
mcen095.3 with grimaces. they spat in his face. ``you are god's son, full of
mcen095.4 grace! they said in mockery.
mcen095.5
mcen095.6
mcen095.7
mcen095.8

mcen096.1 They were covering his head with a cloth so that he could not see a
mcen096.2 thing, but nevertheless wreaking injury and evil upon jesus christ,
mcen096.3 gnashing their teeth at him like savage curs. but christ said not one
mcen096.4 word against them.
mcen096.5
mcen096.6
mcen096.7
mcen096.8

mcen097.1 While tormenting him they covered his head with a cloth, and all the
mcen097.2 people who were in the town, and the princes in the land also and many
mcen097.3 people with them on the right indeed and on the left came to christ to
mcen097.4 destroy him and bring him shamefully to the ground.
mcen097.5
mcen097.6
mcen097.7
mcen097.8

mcen098.1 They went with Jesus to Pilate who was a magistrate for him to give
mcen098.2 judgement about him so that he could be slain through his verdict. they
mcen098.3 said without pity, ``our traitor is found. he must be condemned to death
mcen098.4 by you at once.
mcen098.5
mcen098.6
mcen098.7
mcen098.8

mcen099.1 Pilate said, ``What charge do you press against him? ``If it were
mcen099.2 not that this man is false, we would not have brought him to you. he
mcen099.3 said, ``then you also condemn him by means of law. they said, ``we
mcen099.4 condemn a man even though he is a thief?!
mcen099.5
mcen099.6
mcen099.7
mcen099.8

mcen100.1 When Pilate saw this; so much opposition to him; rulers and rich men
mcen100.2 in the land; such foolish and cruel reasons, pilate asked him a question
mcen100.3 of this sort, ``are you the son of god, full of grace? now tell us the
mcen100.4 truth.
mcen100.5
mcen100.6
mcen100.7
mcen100.8

mcen101.1 Christ the Beloved said, ``You have spoken very truly. Did you know
mcen101.2 this yourself or were you told by others? pilate spoke at once: ``you
mcen101.3 were sent to me. tell me yourself what is the bad thing you have done!
mcen101.4 mcen101.5
mcen101.6
mcen101.7
mcen101.8

mcen102.1 Jesus said, ``My dominion is not in this world, and if it were my
mcen102.2 men would not have delivered me to you in this way. ``so you are a
mcen102.3 king? said pilate then. ``you have spoken the truth indeed, said
mcen102.4 christ. ``i am a king.
mcen102.5
mcen102.6
mcen102.7
mcen102.8

mcen103.1 Then, when Judas saw that Christ would not save his life, the money
mcen103.2 which he took in payment for christ's body, he threw in great anger
mcen103.3 among the jews. ``he is a holy man, full of grace whom i have sold, he
mcen103.4 said.
mcen103.5
mcen103.6
mcen103.7
mcen103.8

mcen104.1 Judas Iscariot spoke again in the same way. ``I have sinned most
mcen104.2 mightily in selling jesus to you. well i know that he is worthy. i shall
mcen104.3 never have forgiveness! it was a greater sin when he scorned him than
mcen104.4 when he sold him.
mcen104.5
mcen104.6
mcen104.7
mcen104.8

mcen105.1 And the Jews said, ``What is that to us? We bought him from you and
mcen105.2 paid you promptly. immediately judas went away to hang himself. he
mcen105.3 found the means all ready; a rope strong enough to hold him.
mcen105.4 mcen105.5
mcen105.6
mcen105.7
mcen105.8

mcen106.1 The soul of Judas could not come out of his mouth because his mouth
mcen106.2 kissed jesus full of grace. the devils in hell tore the body of judas
mcen106.3 all to pieces, and from it carried his soul into darkness.
mcen106.4 mcen106.5
mcen106.6
mcen106.7
mcen106.8

mcen107.1 To destroy Christ the Jews said spitefully, ``Pilate, you are a
mcen107.2 magistrate. be sure to condemn jesus. he came to us of jerusalem from
mcen107.3 galilee, teaching new laws, converting many to him.
mcen107.4 mcen107.5
mcen107.6
mcen107.7
mcen107.8

mcen108.1 When Pilate heard from them that Jesus was from Galilee (Pilate knew
mcen108.2 that herod was king over the land) for that reason he sent christ to him
mcen108.3 for him to condemn him. a great crowd of people followed, ready to
mcen108.4 revile him all the time.
mcen108.5
mcen108.6
mcen108.7
mcen108.8

mcen109.1 They went to Herod and Christ with them securely bound. He was
mcen109.2 anxious to see christ because he was so highly acclaimed, in case he
mcen109.3 could hear from him some strange new tale, and eventually twist round
mcen109.4 what christ had to say when it had been heard.
mcen109.5
mcen109.6
mcen109.7
mcen109.8

mcen110.1 Indeed, Herod bore Pilate a serious grudge. He did not want to see
mcen110.2 him or be on terms of friendship with him, until pilate sent jesus to
mcen110.3 him to condemn him. at that moment they became especially good friends.
mcen110.4 mcen110.5
mcen110.6
mcen110.7
mcen110.8

mcen111.1 Herod asked Jesus Christ many things and he answered nothing so that
mcen111.2 he was ama3ed at that. the jews said, ``he bears us witness that he
mcen111.3 wants to be held up as a king and a great master in this world.
mcen111.4 mcen111.5
mcen111.6
mcen111.7
mcen111.8

mcen112.1 Whatever he had said they then rebuked him for it when he was before
mcen112.2 the three, annas, pilate and caiaphas. very wickedly they beat him and
mcen112.3 mocked him spitefully. whoever did him the most harm, he would be the
mcen112.4 best fellow.
mcen112.5
mcen112.6
mcen112.7
mcen112.8

mcen113.1 Herod said to the Jews, ``Go in haste to Pilate your magistrate, for
mcen113.2 i consider him a true honest man, and tell him that all my wrath is
mcen113.3 abated; let him be happy, and my authority is granted to him to judge
mcen113.4 the man.
mcen113.5
mcen113.6
mcen113.7
mcen113.8

mcen114.1 They dressed Christ in white. They mocked him like a madman and beat
mcen114.2 him most cruelly. nevertheless he did not speak a word, and they led him
mcen114.3 to pilate who was their magistrate in order to get the advantage over
mcen114.4 jesus christ to kill him.
mcen114.5
mcen114.6
mcen114.7
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mcen115.1 Those who were bondsmen to the great devil said to Pilate, ``Cheer
mcen115.2 up. don't be downcast. herod has sent you a greeting. much love towards
mcen115.3 you has steadfastly entered his heart and he will yet repay you for
mcen115.4 honouring him as you have done.
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mcen116.1 ``And he has sent you his authority to judge Christ, and we advise
mcen116.2 you, do not leave his will unfollowed. pilate said, ``upon my word i
mcen116.3 do not find a good reason. nor did he ever find a reason why it should
mcen116.4 be necessary to condemn him.
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mcen117.1 They all set upon Pilate and shouted at him because they urgently
mcen117.2 wanted to bring jesus christ to death. pilate said, ``it is necessary to
mcen117.3 give a penalty according to the gravity of the offence. i do not find
mcen117.4 any more than before a just reason to condemn him.
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mcen118.1 The Jews urgently wanted him to be put to death. They were giving
mcen118.2 reasons for it but they were falsely based. pilate knew that, therefore
mcen118.3 he had him sent immediately to caiaphas to judge him.
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mcen119.1 Caiaphas brought him again to Pilate who was chief magistrate and he
mcen119.2 went and advised him that jesus christ should be slain. the jews were
mcen119.3 shouting that he had been found to be an absolute traitor, that whatever
mcen119.4 he had done was completely evil, and that a great lie had been heard from him.
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mcen120.1 Pilate said, ``I wonder that you suffer so much evil and make no
mcen120.2 counter charge against them. do you not see all the blame they are
mcen120.3 laying upon you, alas, and giving you wicked blows? yet you do not
mcen120.4 protest!
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mcen121.1 Pilate said to the traitor who was with him, ``I cannot find any
mcen121.2 reason in christ why he must die. the jews called out, ``there are
mcen121.3 laws in this region by which it is necessary to slay at once anyone who
mcen121.4 makes himself a king.
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mcen122.1 The evil angel was afraid that Christ was the Son of God in Heaven.
mcen122.2 therefore he quickly went to pilate's wife where she was, and the evil
mcen122.3 angel, an ugly serpent put it into her heart that a mighty vengeance
mcen122.4 would come upon her lord if he slew jesus.
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mcen123.1 She sent to her husband by a messenger to say how she had seen (a
mcen123.2 vision) of christ in this way (saying), ``it is not for you to slay
mcen123.3 christ who is considered to be a great holy man, to satisfy anyone, for
mcen123.4 tonight i saw that vengeance would come and slay you.
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mcen124.1 There was one in prison. He was called Barabbas. He was imprisoned
mcen124.2 for treachery and for murder also. it was the custom of the jews on the
mcen124.3 day of the passover to ask the magistrate for one man from the prison
mcen124.4 and for that one to be set free.
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mcen125.1 Pilate would have liked to preserve the life of Jesus by a subterfuge, and he spoke to
mcen125.2 them thus, as it is written, ``now look, which is it of the men that
mcen125.3 shall be set free, christ - you can tell a reason - or barabbas, a man
mcen125.4 condemned?
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mcen126.1 The Jews shouted in sheer malice, I believe, ``Deliver us Barabbas
mcen126.2 and that is what we all request! pilate said again, ``what shall be
mcen126.3 done about jesus? they called with great fervour, ``let him be put to
mcen126.4 death!
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mcen127.1 Pilate knew well that they spoke out of malice. Because of this he
mcen127.2 would have liked to protect christ from abuse, and he said to them, ``if
mcen127.3 it is what you want, i will chastise him as one who is utterly foolish,
mcen127.4 and set him free.
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mcen128.1 The Jews called out, ``Let him be crucified! Pilate said, ``I do
mcen128.2 not know any reason why he is under condemnation. they cried out with
mcen128.3 greater fervour, ``let him be crucified! pilate said, ``no reason
mcen128.4 whatsoever can be found to slay him.
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mcen129.1 And after careful thought, Pilate said to Jesus, ``All these people
mcen129.2 say that you are worthy to be hanged. tell me truly in one word if you
mcen129.3 are the son of man and god. christ said courteously, ``it is as you
mcen129.4 say.
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mcen130.1 At once they stripped him as naked as he had been born and bound him
mcen130.2 fast to a pillar so that he could not wriggle at all and then two
mcen130.3 whipped him wickedly with two whips and dealt with him most cruelly,
mcen130.4 body and head, hands and feet.
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mcen131.1 For whips there were sticks in the hands of the two Jews with pliant
mcen131.2 cords mixed with thongs bound tightly to them so as to be supple for
mcen131.3 beating, and the ends were made into knots so that the blood would flow
mcen131.4 out with every knot when they struck.
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mcen132.1 And these two were beating upon Christ until they were tired so that
mcen132.2 he did not have a vein or a limb or any part of his sweet body that was
mcen132.3 not hurting him. very truly this was most grievous and you will hear yet
mcen132.4 more of christ's torture as it had happened.
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mcen133.1 A wreath of thorns was prepared between them (as they behaved) like
mcen133.2 madmen and by common accord was placed upon his head so that it was torn
mcen133.3 all around. his blood was pouring from his head and in it a great many
mcen133.4 holes were pierced by the thorns.
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mcen134.1 From a learned man who knew, I heard that they pulled the wreath
mcen134.2 over his head with such force that the thorns came and penetrated to the
mcen134.3 brains through the holes. that was a most pitiful torture that christ
mcen134.4 was suffering.
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mcen135.1 From the very top of his head over his body down to his foot his
mcen135.2 skin was all torn and he was covered in his blood. great was the pain,
mcen135.3 beyond any other of god's all-powerful son. as the book tells us,
mcen135.4 ``never was there so much pain!
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mcen136.1 They dressed Christ in a garment and the rich purple was prepared
mcen136.2 (taken off him?) to bring him to the ground with shame. they said in
mcen136.3 mockery, ``you will have great honour! you are a crowned king! - and
mcen136.4 in his right hand also a white wand

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mcen137.1 And they went on their knees and spoke to ridicule him, and pulled
mcen137.2 their faces awry, each one to mock him. ``joy to you! you are our king!
mcen137.3 you must be honoured! what they were sharing was very painful for him.
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mcen138.1 With the same wand that was put into Christ's hand one (man) slashed
mcen138.2 him over the head a very well-aimed blow, and many strokes without
mcen138.3 cause, and blows also were laid upon christ about his jaws with great
mcen138.4 force.
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mcen139.1 A man's heart may break who would think all the time about the
mcen139.2 great tortures and the undeserved contempt which he had, and all for
mcen139.3 your sake jesus christ suffered them. now take great care to love him
mcen139.4 and make sure you are not vilely ungrateful.
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mcen140.1 Pilate went out of his hall into a garden which he had. It was
mcen140.2 near. it was not far, and he took christ with him to talk to him there.
mcen140.3 there was a garment about him. the wicked jews were always around jesus.
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mcen141.1 Then Pilate spoke thus to the Jews: ``I do not know that any reason
mcen141.2 is found in this man for which he has to be killed. mind, everyone, how
mcen141.3 this man is treated. look into your hearts.
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mcen142.1 When they got him among them, they shouted altogether, ``You,
mcen142.2 pilate, kill him, kill him; the death of the cross straight away.
mcen142.3 pilate spoke again: ``let him be slain by you, for i do not find in him
mcen142.4 any good reason why he should be condemned.
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mcen143.1 The evil people spoke: ``We definitely have a law by which he must
mcen143.2 be slain because he professes to be the son of god. fear sei3ed the
mcen143.3 magistrate when he heard talk of this kind so he returned immediately to
mcen143.4 his seat.
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mcen144.1 He asked Christ, ``You, man, where are you from? Christ did not
mcen144.2 answer his question. without pausing pilate said, ``you would not
mcen144.3 answer. don't you know my power which i have whereby you may be slain or
mcen144.4 set free?
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mcen145.1 Jesus said then, ``You would have no power at all over me, for evil
mcen145.2 of any kind or good, if another did not give it to you, any more than a
mcen145.3 jew who sinned by betraying me. when pilate heard that, he tried to
mcen145.4 set him free.
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mcen146.1 And the Jews all around were saying to Pilate, ``In that case you
mcen146.2 will not have caesar's friendship but shame if you do not have him
mcen146.3 crucified, for anyone who makes himself a king is in opposition to
mcen146.4 caesar.
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mcen147.1 Then when Pilate heard those words from them, he pointed to Jesus
mcen147.2 right in the very middle of them. ``look where your king is! he said.
mcen147.3 all together they denied him and ordered him to be slain.
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mcen148.1 Pilate said, ``You especially want me to slay him - your king! It is
mcen148.2 a disgrace to us. never let it be heard! they said, ``we do not honour
mcen148.3 him, nor should we honour him, nor do we ever want any other king but
mcen148.4 caesar.
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mcen149.1 Pilate washed his hands and said to them, ``I am innocent of the
mcen149.2 blood of the holy man, for from his blood vengeance will come. all
mcen149.3 together they shouted, ``if vengeance comes and falls heavily upon our
mcen149.4 children and upon us, let it be for ever!
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mcen150.1 When Pilate saw that there was no way he could release Christ
mcen150.2 without incurring great wrath from all the company, for that reason he
mcen150.3 awarded jesus to them to slay him. they released barabbas to go away
mcen150.4 free.
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mcen151.1 When Jesus Christ was condemned to die by crucifixion, a more
mcen151.2 hideous death had never been ordained for any living being. the cross
mcen151.3 was not yet ready, and the jews did not know where timbers might be
mcen151.4 found from which to make a cross.
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mcen152.1 One Jew considered and told them there was a tree thrown into the
mcen152.2 water which had never been in the sun. it was ordained for the cross
mcen152.3 (and the jews did not know) and derived from the apple through which
mcen152.4 adam had sinned.
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mcen153.1 The timbers were fetched for the cross to be quickly prepared and on
mcen153.2 it christ, who was willing, to be placed for us, and on the tree a fruit
mcen153.3 borne with which it was sure to save us (and) from which came the fruit
mcen153.4 through which we were lost because adam took the first bite of it.
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mcen154.1 Still they had no nails to hold Jesus crucified. They called all
mcen154.2 around to see if they could indeed find a smith. they saw one there and
mcen154.3 went and asked him and said to him, ``you make us three nails.
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mcen155.1 The smith said, ``Very truly I will not make any nails for you.
mcen155.2 they said, ``if you make out you are ill you will pay for it in the end
mcen155.3 if you fail us in our need over doing such a small job. he answered,
mcen155.4 ``i will not make them, on my faith.
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mcen156.1 He was vilely rebuked by many justices in the land. He looked for a
mcen156.2 way out for fear of being killed. the smith said, ``leprosy has come to
mcen156.3 my hands. i cannot hold any tool in them properly to work.
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mcen157.1 He had to show his hands to the out-and-out traitors. They saw
mcen157.2 leprosy on them, yet there was none. his wife said, ``i am very
mcen157.3 surprised at that, by my troth. when you started out today no leprosy
mcen157.4 had taken hold of you.
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mcen158.1 The smith's wife said to them, ``You will not be short of nails.
mcen158.2 because his hands are diseased he cannot do any work. i will make them
mcen158.3 as best i can in a hurry since there is no one available with the skill
mcen158.4 to make them better for you. i will not be long.
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mcen159.1 The hateful evil wife went very quickly into the house to make nails
mcen159.2 hastily to be strong and cruel. they would pierce the hands and feet of
mcen159.3 beloved jesus for the spikes were rough when they were hit to secure
mcen159.4 him.
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mcen160.1 When the nails were sharpened she brought them to the Jews. The
mcen160.2 cross of jesus was now ready. they went to slay him quickly. a mighty
mcen160.3 quarrel arose about who was going to carry the cross. through much
mcen160.4 contention it was decided that christ would carry it himself.
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mcen161.1 The fair garment was taken off and the rich purple that he was
mcen161.2 wearing and his own robe was put on him. it had been made by his mother
mcen161.3 when he was still with her as a breast-fed baby. as jesus grew, so did
mcen161.4 the robe.
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mcen162.1 They all set out to go to Mount Calvary. It was outside the town, a
mcen162.2 high hill indeed. they put the cross on jesus' shoulder to carry there,
mcen162.3 so that all the distress and shame would come to jesus christ.
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mcen163.1 Two arrant thieves who had been condemned were made ready with Jesus
mcen163.2 to be hanged with him, one on each side of him. jesus was led and behind
mcen163.3 him a great mob to pursue him because of the presumption of an evil
mcen163.4 magistrate, though he was god.
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mcen164.1 His mother most dear saw how they were treating him. Great pity
mcen164.2 sei3ed her and her heart was nearly breaking. she ran through an alley
mcen164.3 to see if she could find her son. she wanted to wait for him and see
mcen164.4 jesus whom she loved.
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mcen165.1 When she saw her son treated so dreadfully by the Jews, and being
mcen165.2 crowned with thorns and everybody tricking him, and multiple wounds,
mcen165.3 many thousand being driven into his body, she swooned without saying a
mcen165.4 word and fell backwards.
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mcen166.1 Then, when she stood up, she spoke as she was able: ``My torments
mcen166.2 which are gripping me now are not little ones. i am ama3ed my heart does
mcen166.3 not tear into a thousand pieces when i see my son so weak enduring so
mcen166.4 much atrocity.
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mcen167.1 All the time there were two faithful women with her, Mary Magdalene,
mcen167.2 and mary (wife of) cleophas. they hastened eagerly to meet him again.
mcen167.3 for love they wanted to see him - nothing else.
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mcen168.1 Wailing women incessantly followed Jesus Christ. Jesus looked at
mcen168.2 them and said to them, ``ye many women and children of the city of
mcen168.3 jerusalem who know that my sufferings are great, seek not to weep for
mcen168.4 me.
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mcen169.1 ``Weep for your children and for yourselves. The days will be seen
mcen169.2 and will surely come upon us when wombs that could never conceive will
mcen169.3 be blessed and women also whose breast has not been sucked.
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mcen170.1 ``At that time you will command the mountains to fall upon you,
mcen170.2 likewise you will beg the valleys to cover you. as i say openly, if it
mcen170.3 comes upon the green wood, how indeed will it be then upon the dry and
mcen170.4 blighted wood?
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mcen171.1 His sweet mother, Blessed Mary, was hurrying all the time so that
mcen171.2 she could meet him, her son whom she loved so much. she saw him falling
mcen171.3 on his knees through weakness. anguish sei3ed her so sharply that she
mcen171.4 swooned again.
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mcen172.1 Then she was raised up between some women. ``Lord, she said, ``my
mcen172.2 heart is with you, grief-stricken today like you at the sight of you.
mcen172.3 never did man suffer pain that went closer to his heart.
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mcen173.1 Dear Jesus suffered the lack of sleep and food and the exceedingly
mcen173.2 grievous blows upon his body. blood was falling from his head and limbs
mcen173.3 over his legs so that he could not carry the cross any further because
mcen173.4 of his weakness.
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mcen174.1 A certain man met them. He was Simon by his proper name. They said
mcen174.2 to him, ``young man, you will carry the cross won't you? simon refused
mcen174.3 to carry it. he received blows. he would not refuse any more for fear of
mcen174.4 being killed.
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mcen175.1 He carried the cross along with them. Most certainly this was
mcen175.2 against his will. they gave no other reason than the following of their
mcen175.3 will. be faithful at all times, man. if you will trust me, never serve
mcen175.4 the false one, whether he is an old man or young.
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mcen176.1 They hastened to the place which had been previously arranged. When
mcen176.2 they arrived there, between them jesus' garment was taken off. its
mcen176.3 removal caused him great pain. it was now stuck fast to him. not even a
mcen176.4 leper had ever been stripped more brutally than he.
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mcen177.1 A certain good woman saw how Jesus was stripped. She took great pity
mcen177.2 because he was treated so cruelly. she wound a beautiful cloth round him
mcen177.3 straight away and wrapped up his lower part to shield him from being
mcen177.4 killed by the cold.
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mcen178.1 They took the measure of Christ from one hand to the other.
mcen178.2 according to the width they drilled just two holes in the cross so that
mcen178.3 the great nails would go through his hands right up to the head. they
mcen178.4 would drill a hole for his feet to stretch him out.
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mcen179.1 Christ was thrown by them to lie on the cross and his one hand was
mcen179.2 nailed to the cross securely where it was, and his one foot was placed
mcen179.3 exactly on top of the other. they were fastened to the cross by a nail
mcen179.4 driven through them.
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mcen180.1 When they came to the other hand to fasten it to the cross, there
mcen180.2 was more than a foot short so that it would not reach the hole which had
mcen180.3 been made. however, the Jews would not make another hole but they
mcen180.4 intended the hole which they had made to serve.
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mcen181.1 A rope was soon tied firmly by them to Christ's hand, and between
mcen181.2 the Jews the cross was tightly held. the rope was pulled with so much
mcen181.3 3eal by some that his joints were altogether torn, every one of them.
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mcen182.1 When Christ's hand came over the hole by the force with which they
mcen182.2 pulled, one Jew drove a nail into it like a mad thing. now i beg you all
mcen182.3 to think of christ's tortures, and that the laws which he made for us
mcen182.4 should not be lost.
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mcen183.1 It is written quite definitely, and I would not say otherwise, that
mcen183.2 they pulled the body and limbs of jesus so savagely that anyone who
mcen183.3 wanted could count all his bones and his sinews, flesh and veins, when
mcen183.4 he was on the cross.
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mcen184.1 And the cross was raised with Jesus fastened on it and the bottom
mcen184.2 placed in a hole which had been drilled for it. there it was dropped so
mcen184.3 brutally that all christ's body and limbs were jolted.
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mcen185.1 While Christ was thus in pain suffering crucifixion he prayed in
mcen185.2 this manner for those who had crucified him. ``my gentle father, may
mcen185.3 these be forgiven for their ignorance for even i do not know how greatly
mcen185.4 indeed they are sinning.
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mcen186.1 The Jews hanged a thief on Christ's left hand and on his right they
mcen186.2 hanged a great thief also, and christ in the middle, full of grace, his
mcen186.3 heart full of sorrow. ``he ended with thieves, as it is written about
mcen186.4 his end.
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mcen187.1 Pilate wanted to write a reason for Christ's death, why he had been
mcen187.2 condemned, and he wrote it himself. when pilate came to read it, it was
mcen187.3 not a reason at all. whenever he looked he always found, ``this is the
mcen187.4 king of the jews.
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mcen188.1 The Jews said, ``This is an outrage upon us. Let it be struck out
mcen188.2 that he is our king and let it be put there that he had wanted to be by
mcen188.3 domination. ``what i have written, i have written, said pilate to
mcen188.4 them.
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mcen189.1 The charge was securely nailed to the cross where he was, and
mcen189.2 placed above christ's head so that all could read it. because christ was
mcen189.3 crucified near the road to the city it was read by many that he was
mcen189.4 their king.
mcen189.5
mcen189.6
mcen189.7
mcen189.8

mcen190.1 Christ's garments were divided, four parts being made of them by
mcen190.2 four soldiers of repute, a share for each soldier. his robe was so
mcen190.3 beautifully made that they were unwilling to divide it. lots were cast
mcen190.4 upon it to see who should get the whole robe.
mcen190.5
mcen190.6
mcen190.7
mcen190.8

mcen191.1 The one who was hanged on his left was without shame, an out-and-out
mcen191.2 thief. in mockery he said, ``you, christ, if you are as clever in the
mcen191.3 world as you pretended, show it now and perform a remedy, and save
mcen191.4 yourself and me as well so that we may be sure of our lives.
mcen191.5
mcen191.6
mcen191.7
mcen191.8

mcen192.1 The other thief said, ``You are an evil man, just as you were. You
mcen192.2 do not fear god. you are blind, for he who has been hanged with us is a
mcen192.3 man who is, without doubt, free of sin. in him there is no blemish. it
mcen192.4 is fitting that we should be hanged for we have been wicked robbers.
mcen192.5
mcen192.6
mcen192.7
mcen192.8

mcen193.1 The thief on the right prayed like this: ``Lord, when you come into
mcen193.2 your land, think of me! then christ, the beloved, answered him very
mcen193.3 kindly, ``you will be with me this very day in paradise.
mcen193.4 mcen193.5
mcen193.6
mcen193.7
mcen193.8

mcen194.1 The Jews talked about Jesus to mock him: ``Before, he was able to
mcen194.2 save people from every evil. now with all his power he cannot protect
mcen194.3 himself from us, nor with all his treachery can he deceive us.
mcen194.4 mcen194.5
mcen194.6
mcen194.7
mcen194.8

mcen195.1 Others went on their knees before Jesus. They shook their heads and
mcen195.2 spoke very cruelly to jesus to harass him: ``behold, here is the one who
mcen195.3 can utterly pulverise god's temple and build it up at will.
mcen195.4 mcen195.5
mcen195.6
mcen195.7
mcen195.8

mcen196.1 And they went on their knees and made ugly grimaces. As badly as
mcen196.2 they could they contorted their faces at jesus. whilst his pain was at
mcen196.3 its height they spat in his face. this was a harsh end for him as he
mcen196.4 redeemed our sin.
mcen196.5
mcen196.6
mcen196.7
mcen196.8

mcen197.1 Some said to Christ when he was crucified, ``If you are Christ, the
mcen197.2 son of david, come off the cross unharmed, and we will believe in your
mcen197.3 authority and acknowledge you always as master. ``i am the son of god
mcen197.4 indeed, christ said to them.
mcen197.5
mcen197.6
mcen197.7
mcen197.8

mcen198.1 On the right side of Christ there was his mother Mary and on the
mcen198.2 other side his servant also whom he loved. ``for you, lady, he said, i
mcen198.3 make john your son - and you, do not ever seek any mother other than
mcen198.4 her.
mcen198.5
mcen198.6
mcen198.7
mcen198.8

mcen199.1 After Christ had surrendered his soul, John held Mary as his mother,
mcen199.2 each to the other, as christ had ordered. he always honoured his mother
mcen199.3 in every way he could. in this way her son wanted to provide support for
mcen199.4 her.
mcen199.5
mcen199.6
mcen199.7
mcen199.8

mcen200.1 Now the time had come when he was near to his end. At that time
mcen200.2 there was an earthquake and it went all over the earth. a great darkness
mcen200.3 came about. the sun's presence was lost and (there were) more wonders
mcen200.4 also i believe than these.
mcen200.5
mcen200.6
mcen200.7
mcen200.8

mcen201.1 So it went on right up to midday. Then Christ wanted to say ``Eli,
mcen201.2 eli. what he said is to be interpreted, ``lord, why have you abandoned
mcen201.3 me? but some insisted that it was a drink that christ was demanding.
mcen201.4 mcen201.5
mcen201.6
mcen201.7
mcen201.8

mcen202.1 An evil drink was hastily prepared by the Jews, a devilish liquor,
mcen202.2 most loathsome, vinegar mixed with gall. it was held out to christ in a
mcen202.3 sponge fixed to a rod. they all worked hastily because christ was not
mcen202.4 understood.
mcen202.5
mcen202.6
mcen202.7
mcen202.8

mcen203.1 Some of the evil Jews said without pity, ``Behold him calling Elias
mcen203.2 to him to preserve him. see whether he comes and rises up to deliver him
mcen203.3 from his tortures. yet all the time the wicked ones had been far from
mcen203.4 the truth.
mcen203.5
mcen203.6
mcen203.7
mcen203.8

mcen204.1 His torture was so intense and cruel that in no way could he live
mcen204.2 without surrendering his blessed spirit that had ever lived in purity.
mcen204.3 as we read in many places, christ prayed like this: ``into your hands,
mcen204.4 lord, i commend my spirit.
mcen204.5
mcen204.6
mcen204.7
mcen204.8

mcen205.1 Because of the piercing of thorns as he was stretched out, there was
mcen205.2 no way he could stop his head leaning downward. because of the wreath he
mcen205.3 was wearing, if he leaned to one side it hurt him because of his
mcen205.4 shoulder, and the wood hurt even worse if he laid it backward.
mcen205.5
mcen205.6
mcen205.7
mcen205.8

mcen206.1 Nor could he lean forward for fear of being choked. At that time, as
mcen206.2 we read what is written in the scriptures, there were places ready for
mcen206.3 the wild birds to build their nests; for christ no place was found for
mcen206.4 him to hold his head.
mcen206.5
mcen206.6
mcen206.7
mcen206.8

mcen207.1 For he was compelled to allow his head to hang. Because his blood
mcen207.2 had completely left him, he could not live. he wanted to hold his head
mcen207.3 towards his mother to whom he belonged, and his soul went from him with
mcen207.4 a shrill scream and a loud cry.
mcen207.5
mcen207.6
mcen207.7
mcen207.8

mcen208.1 By the cross of Jesus there was a man called a centurion. When he
mcen208.2 had seen so many marvels concerning the death of christ, and how he had
mcen208.3 unnaturally yielded up his soul with a cry, he said, without mockery,
mcen208.4 ``this is god's son indeed. and many there were with him bore witness to it.
mcen208.5
mcen208.6
mcen208.7
mcen208.8

mcen209.1 Now it was midday or past in the land. As it is written, there was
mcen209.2 an earthquake and lightning and darkness as well. the veil of the temple
mcen209.3 was rent in two and fell to the ground. then also the stones that were
mcen209.4 strong and hard broke up.
mcen209.5
mcen209.6
mcen209.7
mcen209.8

mcen210.1 The graves in many places were opened wide, and the bodies that were
mcen210.2 there were raised up and went directly to the city. they were seen by
mcen210.3 many to bear witness to the truth that he who was slain was the son of
mcen210.4 god.
mcen210.5
mcen210.6
mcen210.7
mcen210.8

mcen211.1 Water and earth and fire and wind, sun and moon and stars likewise
mcen211.2 suffered distress from christ suffering death. nature causes, i
mcen211.3 maintain, if a good lord is put to torture, all his subjects, even if
mcen211.4 they are saints, to be afflicted because of his suffering.
mcen211.5
mcen211.6
mcen211.7
mcen211.8

mcen212.1 The soul of Christ went to hell and broke down the doors. By his
mcen212.2 great strength and skill he bound devils there. lucifer is still bound
mcen212.3 very tightly in bonds and he dwells interminably in hell, in darkness.
mcen212.4 mcen212.5
mcen212.6
mcen212.7
mcen212.8

mcen213.1 Then Christ freed Adam and Eve from prison, so that all who had done
mcen213.2 his father's will would have a dwelling in heaven. when he went out the
mcen213.3 good people followed him as he wished. the wicked stayed in hell in
mcen213.4 relentless torment.
mcen213.5
mcen213.6
mcen213.7
mcen213.8

mcen214.1 A citizen called Joseph of the City of Arimathaea said, on Christ's
mcen214.2 death, that he had always been a holy man. he intended by all his
mcen214.3 planning to dwell with him in heaven. jesus was loved by him but he was
mcen214.4 not bold enough to make it known.
mcen214.5
mcen214.6
mcen214.7
mcen214.8

mcen215.1 Joseph went to the magistrate, to Pilate, who was a perverse
mcen215.2 authoritarian, and very boldly asked him for the body of jesus as a
mcen215.3 gift. because joseph was a favourite it was granted to him. pilate gave
mcen215.4 orders to see whether christ was dead.
mcen215.5
mcen215.6
mcen215.7
mcen215.8

mcen216.1 The crafty caitiff Jews - great shame be upon them - they went to
mcen216.2 look at jesus as he was hanging crucified. they saw by his face that he
mcen216.3 was indeed dead. they even had the presumption, all of them, to pierce
mcen216.4 him through the heart.
mcen216.5
mcen216.6
mcen216.7
mcen216.8

mcen217.1 In their company was a soldier called Longis. He was blind. He could
mcen217.2 not see at all. he had been a man of rank. a spear with a sharp point
mcen217.3 was put into his hands by the Jews to pierce the heart of jesus, the
mcen217.4 holy one.
mcen217.5
mcen217.6
mcen217.7
mcen217.8

mcen218.1 Longis, indeed was on the right hand of the cross of Jesus. They
mcen218.2 ordered the soldier by name to pierce the body of beloved jesus. he
mcen218.3 thrust the sharp spear exactly beneath the ribs so that it went through
mcen218.4 the heart.
mcen218.5
mcen218.6
mcen218.7
mcen218.8

mcen219.1 From the heart there went a great stream of water and blood mixed
mcen219.2 together which ran along the spear to the hands of him who struck him.
mcen219.3 he washed his eyes with his one hand that had been made bloody. by
mcen219.4 virtue of the blood he saw how jesus christ had been treated.
mcen219.5
mcen219.6
mcen219.7
mcen219.8

mcen220.1 Great remorse overcame him for the deed that he had done. He fell on
mcen220.2 his knees. ``lord, forgiveness! he said. ``i was blind. i could not
mcen220.3 see properly that i was living so vilely. jesus forgave him when he
mcen220.4 saw his repentance.
mcen220.5
mcen220.6
mcen220.7
mcen220.8

mcen221.1 When the mother of Jesus, Blessed Mary, saw the thrusting of the
mcen221.2 spear into her son, into his side, so that it ran through the heart, and
mcen221.3 how the blood and the water ran from him to the ground, great anguish,
mcen221.4 cruel pain and a powerful spasm sei3ed her.
mcen221.5
mcen221.6
mcen221.7
mcen221.8

mcen222.1 She wept very bitterly. She had no desire to laugh and the tears
mcen222.2 flowed from her eyes very freely. her sweet heart would have broken for
mcen222.3 sadness, i say, if the holy spirit had not protected her because of the
mcen222.4 grace that was in her.
mcen222.5
mcen222.6
mcen222.7
mcen222.8

mcen223.1 An arrow went though her heart when she had seen her son destroyed.
mcen223.2 grief, compassion, natural and human feeling was the arrow, and the
mcen223.3 other end, compassion secured fast with love. no man has ever suffered
mcen223.4 so much pain in his lifetime.
mcen223.5
mcen223.6
mcen223.7
mcen223.8

mcen224.1 The arrow which had been foretold struck her cruelly with great
mcen224.2 anguish, so that by the force of the blow a well of blood gathered upon
mcen224.3 her heart, and she wept so much with such great strength and force that
mcen224.4 a part of the well rose up - god! what a wicked pang!
mcen224.5
mcen224.6
mcen224.7
mcen224.8

mcen225.1 Of that blood three tears went through her eyes. It was not a
mcen225.2 comfort or a salve to make her heart glad and her ills beset her
mcen225.3 woefully with so much sorrow that in all the world so much wretchedness
mcen225.4 could not be found.
mcen225.5
mcen225.6
mcen225.7
mcen225.8

mcen226.1 Her pains which were great and intense are turned to joy for her for
mcen226.2 she is queen in heaven. she is worthy to be adored. angels stand before
mcen226.3 her. many thousands follow her will and her son honours her as he
mcen226.4 wishes. fairer than the sun is her brightness.
mcen226.5
mcen226.6
mcen226.7
mcen226.8

mcen227.1 In the body of Jesus, as he was hanging crucified, I hear there were
mcen227.2 five thousand weals and four times a hundred wounds and with them
mcen227.3 seventy-five more. they were absolutely authentic and he suffered them
mcen227.4 all for pure love towards mankind.
mcen227.5
mcen227.6
mcen227.7
mcen227.8

mcen228.1 Anyone who would say fifteen Our Fathers every day with a full heart
mcen228.2 to glorify our dear lord's passion - in a year these would be as many
mcen228.3 our fathers in number as there were wounds in the body of jesus.
mcen228.4 mcen228.5
mcen228.6
mcen228.7
mcen228.8

mcen229.1 The Jews did not want the thieves to be hanging overnight because it
mcen229.2 was their passover. they celebrated it as a high day. the Jews among
mcen229.3 them arranged that they should break their thighs at once and carry them
mcen229.4 away from there.
mcen229.5
mcen229.6
mcen229.7
mcen229.8

mcen230.1 By the time this was done it was already evening in the land. At
mcen230.2 that time also they gave permission to joseph and, as it was time, he
mcen230.3 took the body of jesus from the cross. three marys, i believe, helped
mcen230.4 him when he called.
mcen230.5
mcen230.6
mcen230.7
mcen230.8

mcen231.1 The mother of Jesus Christ kissed her Son's body very sadly and her
mcen231.2 tears ran when she thought of him, and the great grief that oppressed
mcen231.3 her when she looked at his wound (it was in the side) pierced her
mcen231.4 through her heart.
mcen231.5
mcen231.6
mcen231.7
mcen231.8

mcen232.1 Joseph straightened Christ's legs and his sweet arms as was
mcen232.2 customary and extended them very becomingly. round his body he wound
mcen232.3 rich linen in many folds, while mary, full of grace, was with him, sad
mcen232.4 and sorrowful.
mcen232.5
mcen232.6
mcen232.7
mcen232.8

mcen233.1 There was a garden there and in it a grave had been prepared to
mcen233.2 receive a dead man. newly prepared, it had not been used. the body of
mcen233.3 jesus christ was carried between them to the sepulchre and was left in
mcen233.4 it to lie outstretched.
mcen233.5
mcen233.6
mcen233.7
mcen233.8

mcen234.1 A certain good man, Nicodemus by name, loved Christ. He was not bold
mcen234.2 enough to make it known for fear of being slain. at night, simply in
mcen234.3 expiation, he went to the dead body with ointment which he had, and
mcen234.4 spices of great virtue.
mcen234.5
mcen234.6
mcen234.7
mcen234.8

mcen235.1 Nicodemus anointed the body of Jesus and his limbs. The ointment was
mcen235.2 of such great virtue that it preserved a body from putrefaction. he did
mcen235.3 not leave any one of his limbs without anointing it. in this way he
mcen235.4 prepared him. cold stones indeed were his bed.
mcen235.5
mcen235.6
mcen235.7
mcen235.8

mcen236.1 And he put spices of many kinds in his grave on each side of Christ,
mcen236.2 both right and left, on his feet and on his head and all over his body
mcen236.3 also, a demonstration after pain that he would be king at last.
mcen236.4 mcen236.5
mcen236.6
mcen236.7
mcen236.8

mcen237.1 And the Jews placed a stone over Jesus. It was broad and heavy and
mcen237.2 big - bigger than could be held by three men. one who was faithful in
mcen237.3 his service kept watch with him through the night. that night passed by
mcen237.4 with all its evil and wretchedness.
mcen237.5
mcen237.6
mcen237.7
mcen237.8

mcen238.1 The next day strife arose among the foolish Jews. They spoke sharply
mcen238.2 and loudly and very foolishly so that they were prepared for what they
mcen238.3 would see. they could not destroy him because jesus had said he would
mcen238.4 rise on the third day.
mcen238.5
mcen238.6
mcen238.7
mcen238.8

mcen239.1 They all rushed to Pilate who was a magistrate. One Jew spoke to him
mcen239.2 eagerly like this: ``tonight we may be lost, here and now, and the death
mcen239.3 of jesus may be the worse for us.
mcen239.4 mcen239.5
mcen239.6
mcen239.7
mcen239.8

mcen240.1 ``For the traitor said before many that he would rise the third day
mcen240.2 after being slain. but if he is carried off by his people so that we do
mcen240.3 not find him then it will be said that he has risen through
mcen240.4 supernatural power.
mcen240.5
mcen240.6
mcen240.7
mcen240.8

mcen241.1 Pilate commanded them, on pain of losing their lives, to go to the
mcen241.2 body and guard it so that enemies would not take it, and to keep watch
mcen241.3 all night and take care they did not sleep a moment. they went in haste.
mcen241.4 they were four armed soldiers.
mcen241.5
mcen241.6
mcen241.7
mcen241.8

mcen242.1 When they reached the grave, one soldier went to his head and
mcen242.2 another to his feet as well, armed right up to the teeth, and on the
mcen242.3 right and left, one on each side. they made a direct and shameless boast
mcen242.4 that they would guard him in spite of anything he could do.
mcen242.5
mcen242.6
mcen242.7
mcen242.8

mcen243.1 The soldiers slept in the morning as day was breaking and Jesus rose
mcen243.2 again and moved wherever he wanted, manifestly a man with great grace
mcen243.3 and with a bright light shining. he did everything he wanted and they
mcen243.4 could not prevent him.
mcen243.5
mcen243.6
mcen243.7
mcen243.8

mcen244.1 When it was very late, one soldier awoke as the daylight came from
mcen244.2 heaven upon his face. he saw a beautiful light and the stone that was
mcen244.3 over sweet jesus overturned also, and sitting upon it a blessed, joyful
mcen244.4 angel.
mcen244.5
mcen244.6
mcen244.7
mcen244.8

mcen245.1 That soldier got his comrades up completely and told them what had
mcen245.2 happened about jesus: ``this man has risen. he has gone we know not
mcen245.3 where. now there is no way to protect ourselves from being killed.
mcen245.4 mcen245.5
mcen245.6
mcen245.7
mcen245.8

mcen246.1 Another soldier spoke: ``Woe to us that we were ever born. Alas, O
mcen246.2 god, alas, alas! a sleep has caught us out. we have lost our lives and
mcen246.3 our children also. let us get ready. let us cross over away from the
mcen246.4 land. let us escape so we are not caught.
mcen246.5
mcen246.6
mcen246.7
mcen246.8

mcen247.1 The fourth spoke: ``Let us not try to escape from the country. Let
mcen247.2 us go to the magistrate. let us tell plainly as it was how he rose from
mcen247.3 his grave. let us not tell one word of a lie. they did at once
mcen247.4 entirely according to his bidding.
mcen247.5
mcen247.6
mcen247.7
mcen247.8

mcen248.1 They hastened to Pilate their magistrate. They would advise him what
mcen248.2 had happened. and they told him christ had risen without great effort
mcen248.3 entirely at his pleasure with radiance, and they could not prevent him
mcen248.4 doing exactly as he wished.
mcen248.5
mcen248.6
mcen248.7
mcen248.8

mcen249.1 Then when Pilate heard that they were talking like this, he became
mcen249.2 worried for fear that they would tell it and make it known throughout
mcen249.3 the land for certain, close at hand and far away, so that men would come
mcen249.4 in great force to wage a war of rebellion against him.
mcen249.5
mcen249.6
mcen249.7
mcen249.8

mcen250.1 Because of that Pilate gave the soldiers their gift so that they
mcen250.2 said and falsely publicised everywhere throughout the land, that in the
mcen250.3 night so many armed men came upon them and surrounded them that they
mcen250.4 were not bold enough to stay, but all took flight.
mcen250.5
mcen250.6
mcen250.7
mcen250.8

mcen251.1 When the soldiers heard Pilate talking like this they were delighted
mcen251.2 that they would escape in such a way from the pains that were great and
mcen251.3 intense and get such good gifts. so they made pilate's wish known
mcen251.4 wherever they went.
mcen251.5
mcen251.6
mcen251.7
mcen251.8

mcen252.1 On that same day, very early, when the sun was newly risen, three
mcen252.2 marys, pure and humble, came to the said grave, bringing ointment
mcen252.3 without equal which had been bought for the body of jesus. at that time
mcen252.4 they were still not aware that the son of god had risen.
mcen252.5
mcen252.6
mcen252.7
mcen252.8

mcen253.1 When the three Marys had come close to the grave, they saw the stone
mcen253.2 that was on top raised up. so the women said to each other, ``who has
mcen253.3 overturned the stone for us from the grave?
mcen253.4 mcen253.5
mcen253.6
mcen253.7
mcen253.8

mcen254.1 The women, full of grace, had paused close by the grave. At the head
mcen254.2 of the grave, which has been mentioned before, they saw a young person
mcen254.3 in white clothing. it was an angel and they did not know. a shudder of
mcen254.4 great fear sei3ed them because of the wonder they had seen.
mcen254.5
mcen254.6
mcen254.7
mcen254.8

mcen255.1 The angel spoke to them: ``Do not be discouraged. Jesus Christ of
mcen255.2 na3areth who was slain as you saw has risen and gone to another place,
mcen255.3 clearly a man of great worth. behold the place where he was. he does not
mcen255.4 remain here.
mcen255.5
mcen255.6
mcen255.7
mcen255.8

mcen256.1 ``Go immediately to his disciples and tell them and Peter to come
mcen256.2 quickly to meet him in galilee. there, christ the beloved you will find
mcen256.3 in joy as he himself said, alive in flesh and blood.
mcen256.4 mcen256.5
mcen256.6
mcen256.7
mcen256.8

mcen257.1 With that they turned away, reassured and joyful, and went to look
mcen257.2 for christ's people and found them grieving. they told them the whole
mcen257.3 story. they went in one gathering to look for him and to speak to sweet
mcen257.4 jesus.
mcen257.5
mcen257.6
mcen257.7
mcen257.8

mcen258.1 When they came to Galilee they saw Jesus Christ alive in his
mcen258.2 humanity, manifestly a man and full of grace. all his pain had passed
mcen258.3 him by. and they were transported into great joy, a joy which shall be
mcen258.4 ours for ever if we believe and are good.
mcen258.5
mcen258.6
mcen258.7
mcen258.8

mcen259.1 As the Son of God then rose from his grave on the third day,
mcen259.2 likewise we all shall rise on judgment day, bad and good alike. the good
mcen259.3 man's work shall grow. then he will be rich. woe to a wicked man on that
mcen259.4 day. he will be at christ's left hand.
mcen259.5
mcen259.6
mcen259.7
mcen259.8