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THE KINGDOME OF HEVINE.
39
The iii artikil
The qnhilk vefz confawit of the halie Spreit and
borne of Maria virgine
rJ''His is diuidit in ii partis / the fird is that lefus Chrift ves noth
5 confawit of ony man be the way of natur / bot he wefz co-
fawit of ye halie fpreit abwne natur / ye fecund part is that Maria
our lord lefus Chriftis moder wefz ane cleyne virgine without ony
corruptione of hir perfone / ad yat fchw hayd na payne / or
trowbil in hir birth as al oder veme hefz bot fchw buir hir fone
10 with loi and blythnes withoutine paine and ramanit / ane cleyne
virgine in hir birth / and befor hir birth / and efter without ony
corruptione the halie fpreit fpak lang be for be ye prophetis of the
marwolus conceptione / and birth of lefus Chrift the fone of God /
and fyne the wagelidis hes thairof writine S. Matheu writis in
15 his firll chaiptur / That ye angel faid quhilk is cofawit in hir is of
ye halie fpreit / S. Luc fais alfua in his firfl chaiptur / Quhen the
virgine Maria hard the falutatione of the angel / that fchw fuld be
the moder of fa greit ane lord quhilk fuld be the fone of the heed
God and that his power and kingdome fuld led for ewer thane
20 fchw fperit at the angel quhow that fuld be for quhy fchw knew na
man / thane the angel anfuert to hir and faid / the halie fpreit fal
licht in the and ye power of almychtine God fal fcheyne apone the /
and that halie thyng quhilk fal be borne of the fal be callit the
fone of God this birth bwit to be ane finglar cleyne man without
25 ony fpot of fine quhilk throw his clenes fuld tak away al the greit
and foul finis and the maledidtione of Adame and Eue quhair
in all thair offpring beris thair barnis / fua he vefz the birth of ane
cleyne virgine / without ony fpot of fine / or maledidtione1 of
Adame / The halie fpreit vrocht this conceptione fua in ye body
30 of the cleyne virgine Maria / and maid the cleyne body of lefa
Chrid of hir cleyne defch ad blwid / hir cleyne virginite wes
vnderlie and in verite prouine be the prophetis apodlis and the
vangelidis / the halie writ prewis that owr lord lefus Chrid ye
1 malecictione.
39
The iii artikil
The qnhilk vefz confawit of the halie Spreit and
borne of Maria virgine
rJ''His is diuidit in ii partis / the fird is that lefus Chrift ves noth
5 confawit of ony man be the way of natur / bot he wefz co-
fawit of ye halie fpreit abwne natur / ye fecund part is that Maria
our lord lefus Chriftis moder wefz ane cleyne virgine without ony
corruptione of hir perfone / ad yat fchw hayd na payne / or
trowbil in hir birth as al oder veme hefz bot fchw buir hir fone
10 with loi and blythnes withoutine paine and ramanit / ane cleyne
virgine in hir birth / and befor hir birth / and efter without ony
corruptione the halie fpreit fpak lang be for be ye prophetis of the
marwolus conceptione / and birth of lefus Chrift the fone of God /
and fyne the wagelidis hes thairof writine S. Matheu writis in
15 his firll chaiptur / That ye angel faid quhilk is cofawit in hir is of
ye halie fpreit / S. Luc fais alfua in his firfl chaiptur / Quhen the
virgine Maria hard the falutatione of the angel / that fchw fuld be
the moder of fa greit ane lord quhilk fuld be the fone of the heed
God and that his power and kingdome fuld led for ewer thane
20 fchw fperit at the angel quhow that fuld be for quhy fchw knew na
man / thane the angel anfuert to hir and faid / the halie fpreit fal
licht in the and ye power of almychtine God fal fcheyne apone the /
and that halie thyng quhilk fal be borne of the fal be callit the
fone of God this birth bwit to be ane finglar cleyne man without
25 ony fpot of fine quhilk throw his clenes fuld tak away al the greit
and foul finis and the maledidtione of Adame and Eue quhair
in all thair offpring beris thair barnis / fua he vefz the birth of ane
cleyne virgine / without ony fpot of fine / or maledidtione1 of
Adame / The halie fpreit vrocht this conceptione fua in ye body
30 of the cleyne virgine Maria / and maid the cleyne body of lefa
Chrid of hir cleyne defch ad blwid / hir cleyne virginite wes
vnderlie and in verite prouine be the prophetis apodlis and the
vangelidis / the halie writ prewis that owr lord lefus Chrid ye
1 malecictione.
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| Description | By John Gau [or rather, translated from the Danish "Den rette Vej til Himmeriges Rige" by Christiern Pedersen and Pedersen's treatise is itself a translation and extension of 'Die zwölff artikel unsers christliche glaubens', published by Urbanus Rhegius in 1534.]. Edited, with introduction and notes, by A.F. Mitchell. The glossarial index by T.G. Law. Edinburgh: printed for the Society by William Blackwood and Sons, 1888. Scots with English introduction and some Latin and German. A reprint of the only known copy of the edition printed at Malmö in 1533, with facsimile of original title page. |
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