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20 And he that synneth and verily repentith hym in his laste | |||
Holy chirche hopith his saluacōn by the grete mercy of our | |||
lord Ihesu Crist for his repentaunce / but take ye the siker | |||
and certayn waye . / 21 And now sith I haue declared you | |||
what thyng is penaunce / Now shul ye vnderstande that | |||
ther be thre actions / 22 the first is that a man be baptised after | |||
that he hath synned 23 saynt Augustyn saith but he be peny- | |||
tent for his old synful lyf / he may not begynne the newe | |||
clene lif / 24 For yf he be baptised withoute penitence for his | |||
old gilt / he reteyneth the marke of baptesme / but not the | |||
grace ne the remission of his synnys til he haue verray repen | |||
taunce / 25 Another defaute is that men done dedly synne after | |||
they haue receyued baptesme / 26 The thirde defaute is that men | |||
falle in venyal synnes after her baptesme fro day to day / . | |||
27 Therof saith saynt Austyn that penaunce of good and | |||
humble folk is the penytence of euery day / 28 The spices of pe- | |||
naunce ben thre / That one of hem is solempne / Another is | |||
comune / And the thirde is pryue / 29 That penaunce that is so | |||
lempne is in two maners / as is to be put out of holy chirche | |||
in lenton for slaughter of children & suche maner thinges / | |||
30 Another is whan a man hath synned openly / of whiche | |||
synne the fame is openly knowen in the contre and thenne | |||
holy chirche by Iugement distreyneth hym for to do open pe | |||
nance / 31 Some penaunce is that prestes enioyne men comenly | |||
in certayn caas as for to go parauenture naked on pilgre- | |||
mage or barefoot / 32 Preuy penaunce is that men doon al day | |||
for preuy synnes of whiche we shriuen vs priuely and re- | |||
ceyuen pryue penaunce / 33 Now shal thou vnderstonde what | |||
behoueth and is necessarye to euery preuy penitent / And | |||