Mediæval preachers and mediæval preaching. A series of extracts, translated from the sermons of the middle ages, chronologically arranged; with notes and an introduction

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Let his in be in yo whio totis otio in Christ Iesus Hear his, thou tolle an fugitive servant

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bo bought to bur stringer in by Me, a thela frice, thos that re buried shali have lde. I thou ari sicli, and Dares to die, I id diu for thee, that hom MyBlood thou mayest compos the medicines of lde. mel done Thou good an fait ut Servant f Thou hast

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subjecte to the torture, that the might bring orth a

confessionis His crime. the detestabie pride of man, ho Seorn to serve

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Servant, and e hali attain to the oholdiu Him in the fori os Goim in hicli me liveth and eignoth, through ad ages of ages. Amen.

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tion of his destro afflicto him; but the certitude of his liope, groiuide On the faith o Him that promised, Consolen him. then, David ustatuest his minx ththeiar hope of this salvation hich as reserve sorus, hat joy What delight hould the manifestationis the la iniitsel cause torus' lappines of these times O utili pines of these times Is it nos happiness, When there is suci plenitude os grace, an os ad good ining 3 scit no utiliappiness, he there is o much ingratitude of thos that me redeomed For OW, belloid the fiunes of the time is come, in hiel GOD sonosorthmis os that He might ecome the ou of

The readin is magnitudo temporis: ut, must understan Somesueti expression ascis give in the text.