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The Index of Middle English Prose Published online by Cambridge University Press: 07 March 2023
Described Hardwick & Luard: ii.14–15; Binski & Panayotova pp. 193–4, no. 82.
[A31]
[1]
f. 139
The first fryday is the fryday in the first weke of clene lent the friday next before oure lady day in marche the goode friday next before ester day the friday next before the ascencion day the friday next before whitsonday the fryday in the whitson weke the friday next before seynt john baptist …
… the friday next before the concepcion of our lady the friday next before cristmas day.
‘The xij fridays to fast seynt barnardis fast’. Different hand. Wells Rev. 7:2582 [249], there entitled ‘Seven Fridays When it is Good to Fast’, though it is noted that the text actually stipulates twelve (confusion no doubt arising from the use of roman numerals ‘vij’ and ‘xij’). This MS not there noted.
Other texts: BL Lansdowne 762, f 7v; BodL James 43 f. 6v; Manchester, Chetham's 6680 f. 31v, indexed but not identified in IMEP 2 Chetham's 6680 [10].
[2]
f. 139
To honoure the crowne of oure lorde conteyneth xxxiij pater noster and xxxiij aues and a crede to honoure the crowne of oure lady conteyneth vij pater noster and lxxij aues and a crede.
Instruction to honour the crowns of Christ and the Virgin by saying the pater noster, ave and creed. Different hand.
s. xv.
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