The Three Laws of Nature, Moses, and Christ, Corrupted by the Sodomites, Pharisees, and Papists · chunk 30 of 30
Bale, John · published 1562 · first performed or written 1538 [revised c.1547 and 1562] (Annals) moral T5 Christian faith, sin and salvation typicality 0.69 · 497 words · other edition — not in the analysis
Marked words are the most distinguishing words of T5: god, christ, david, sin, holy, israel, lord, mercy, sins, faith.
Pray we to the lord, for the long continuance Of Queen Elizabeth, in this worlds habitation And that of her Noblesse, she have true maintenance In the principles of this most worthy foundation that she may to Christ, bring us from desolation And for her noble counsellors, to god let us all pray That in the true faith, their hearts direct he may. Loue thy Lord God. Swear thou no oath Thy sobbeth keep. Please thy friends both. witness none ill. Hold no man's wife. Bribe man's good. Slay not with knife Wysshe no man's house. Nor Ox nor Ass As thou wilt have. Do thou like case. BEnedictus dominus, Deus Israel Which hath over thrown, the mighty Idol Bell The false God of Rome, by power of the Gospel And hath prepared from the deep lake of hell. Redemptionem ple●i● suc. ●t erexit cornu, of mercy, health and grace That cruel Tyrant, now clearly to deface Whose bloody kingdom, dymynyssheth apace By the word of God, which lately hath take place. In Homo David, pueti sui▪ Sicut jocutus est, the Lord celestial That Romish Antichrist, is like to have a fall With his whole rabble, of sects diabolical And now the number, will flourish over all Prophetatum Salutem ex inimicis, now we may daily hear The enemies of Christ, with him doth witness bear Saul is become a Paul, and preaching every where Now may we receive, most heavenly wholesome gear De manu corum qui advocate nos. Ad faciendam misericodiam The son of our God, from his high gloryecam To redeem the sin, of the children of Adam And to remember, to faithful Abraham Testamentisui sancti. Ad iusiurandum, which God hath made afore Unto our fathers he will keep evermore Promised he hath if we regard his lore For saking the Pope, with his damnable store Daturum se nobis. Ut sine timore, from Romish tyrants free The lorde graunt vs grace, that we maye speakers b Of his holy word, and therein to agree That in the Gospel and Christian liberty Seruiam ii. In sanctitate, and pureness of life Let us now travail, both maiden man and wife All tyghtrous doings, in us be ever rife That we persevet, without debate orstryfe Omnibus dicbus nostril. Tupuer Propheta, elected of the lord Our Queen Elizabeth, to have God's law restored followest Iosias, therofto take record In all thy doings, and in God's holy word Patate via●●iu●. Ad dandam scicentiam, for men's health and save guard Christ's holy Gospel, by the is freely heard Wherein doth cousyst, their life and full reward With preservation, from dangerous i●oba●dye. Peccatorum corum. P●t viscera misericordie Christ our dear master, us daily ouerse Lest we here perish, in our iniquity Our mediator, continually is he. Orions ex afto. Illuminare, sweet lord we the desire To menin darkness, and in the popish mire Let not his baggage, thy faithful servants tire But us deliver, from them and from hell fire. In viam pacis.
Other edition — placed after the fit, excluded from the main statistics
Position
nodes 1876–1947 (positions in the processed text, not lines of the printed book) · chunk 30 of 30 in this edition
Length
497 words · 733 tokens
Topic (seed 42)
T5 — Christian faith, sin and salvationcross-work theme (confirmed, in the genre comparison) · typicality 0.685 (cosine to the topic centroid) · placed after the fit (approximate_predict), not counted in the topic statistics
Other seeds
seed 43: T4 · seed 44: T5 — topic numbers are assigned independently in each run; equal or different numbers say nothing by themselves
Original spelling (EEBO-TCP, unregularized)
Praye we to the lorde, for the longe contynuaunce Of Quene Elizabeth, in this worldes habytacion And that of her Noblesse, she haue true mayntenaunce In the pryncyples of this most worthy foundacion hat she maye to Christ, brynge vs from desolation And for her noble Counsellours, to god let vs all praye That in the true fayth, theyr hertes directe he maye. Loue thy Lorde God. Sweare thou no othe Thy sobbeth kepe. Please thy fryndes bothe. Wytnes none yll. Holde no mannes wyfe. Brybe mannes good. Slee not with knyfe Wysshe no mannes house. Nor Oxe nor Asse As thou wylte haue. Do thou lyke case. BEnedictus dominus, Deus Israel Which hath ouer throwne, the migh tye Idoll Bell The false God of Rome, by power of the Gospell And hathe prepared from the depe lake of hell. Redēptionem plei su. t rexit cornu, of mercye, health and grace That cruell Tyraunt, nowe clearely to de face Whose blodye kyngdome, dymynyssheth apace By the worde of God, whiche lately hath take place. In omo Dauid, pueti sui▪ Sicut Iocutus est, the Lorde celestiall That Romys she Antichrist, is lyke to haue a fall With his whole rable, of sectes dyabolycall And nowe the nombre, wyll florysshe ouer all Propetatum eiu. Salutem ex inimicis, nowe we maye dayly heare The enemyes of Christ, with hym doth wytnesse beare Saule is become a Paule, and preaching euery wheare Nowe may we receyue, most heauenly wholsom geare De manu corum qui dt nos. Ad faciendam misericodiam The sonne of our God, from his hyghe gloryecam To redeme the synne, of the chyldren of Adam And to remembre, to faythfull Abraham Testamentisui sancti. Ad iusiurandum, whiche God hath made afore Unto our fathers he wyll kepe euermore Promysed he hath if we regarde his lore For sakynge the Pope, with his dampnable store Daturum se nobis. Ut sine timore, from Romysh tyrauntes fre The lorde graunt vs grace, that we maye speakers b Of his holy worde, and therin to agree That in the Gospell and Christen lybertie Seruiam ii. In sanctitate, and purenes of lyfe Let vs nowe trauayle, both mayden man and wyfe All tyghtrous doynges, in vs be euer ryfe That we perseuet, without debate orstryfe Omnibu dicbus nostri. Tupuer Propheta, elected of the lorde Our Quene Elizabeth, to haue Goddes lawe restorde Folowest Iosias, therofto take recorde In all thy doynges, and in Goddes holy worde Patate viaiu. Ad dandam scicentiam, for mens helth and saue garde Christes holy Gospell, by the is frely hearde Wherin doth cousyst, theyr lyfe and full rewarde With preseruacion, from daungerous iobadye. Peccatorum corum. Pt viscera misericordie Christ our dere mayster, vs dayly ouer Least we here perysshe, in our iniquytie Our mediatour, continuallye is he. Orins ex afto. Illuminare, swete lorde we the desyre To menin darkenes, and in the popysshe myre Let not his baggage, thy faythfull seruauntes tyre But vs delyuer, from them and from hell fyre. In viam pacis.