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"Deus tuorum militum sons et corona
premiu laudes canentes martyris
absolve nexu crimis (inis). Hic nope (hempe)
mudi gaudia et bladimenta noxia
caduca rite deputens peunit ad celestia.
Penas cucurit. fortiter et susfulit viriliter
prote effendas (eus) sangnine etarna dona
possidet. Ob hoc p catu suplici te
possimg phsime: thoc triupho martyi
dimitte noxem--"

Cantica "Beatus vin qui sapientia morabit
et qui iusticia meditabit et
in sensu gotitabit cucuspetione
dei"

Canticles - or songs drawn from other portions
of Holy Writ than the Psalter, but put on the
same footing as the Psalms.

This is the comparatively rare form of service book
known as a Diunnal which contains the liturgical
forms for the day offices only as opposed to the
Breviary which contains also those for the night
offices (Mutins and Compline)