CERTAYNE NOTES fo° the mo°e playne explicacion and decent mini¥racion <strong>of</strong> thinges, conteined in thys booke. N the ƒaying o° ƒinging <strong>of</strong> Matens & Euenƒong, Baptizyng and Burying, the mini¥er, in paryƒhe churches and chapels annexed to the ƒame, ƒhall vƒe a Surples. And in all Cathed°al churches and Colledges, tharchdeacons, Deanes, P°oue¥es, Mai¥ers, P°ebendaryes, and fellowes, being Graduates, may vƒe in the quiere, beƒide they° Surple±es, ƒuch hoodes as pertaineth to their ƒeueral degrees, which they haue taken in any vniuerƒitie within this realme. But in all other places, euery mini¥er ƒhall be at libertie to vƒe any Surples o° no. It is alƒo ƒeemely that Graduates, when they dooe p°eache, ƒhoulde vƒe ƒuch hoodes as pertayneth to they° ƒeuerall degrees. And whenƒoeuer the Buƒhop ƒhall celeb°ate the holye communion in the churche, o° execute any other publique miny¥racyon, he ƒhall haue vpon hym, beƒyde his rochette, a Surples o° albe, and a cope o° ve¥ment, and alƒo his pa¥o°all ¥affe in his hande, o° elles bo°ne o° holden by his chapeleyne. As touching kneeling, cro±ing, holding vp <strong>of</strong> handes, knocking vpon the b°e¥, and other ge¥ures: they may be vƒed o° left as euery mans deuocion ƒerueth without blame. Alƒo vpon Chri¥mas day, E¥er day, the Aƒcenƒion daye, whitƒoonday, and the fea¥e <strong>of</strong> the Trinitie, may bee vƒed anye parte <strong>of</strong> holye ƒcripture hereafter to be certaynly limited and appoynted, in the ¥ede <strong>of</strong> the Letany. If there bee a ƒermone, o° fo° other greate cauƒe, the Curate by his diƒcrecion may leaue out the Letanye, Glo°ia in excelƒis, the Crede, thomely, and the exho°tation to the communion. Finis. Imprinted at London in Fleteſtrete, at the ſigne <strong>of</strong> the Sunne ouer againſt the conduyte, by Edvvarde VVhitchurche. <strong>The</strong>ſeuenth daye <strong>of</strong> Marche, the yeare <strong>of</strong> our Lorde, <strong>1549</strong>.
<strong>The</strong> Kynges Maieſtie, by the aduyƒe <strong>of</strong> his mo¥e deare vncle the Lo°d Pro- tecto° and other his highnes Counƒell, ¥reightly chargeth and commaundeth, that no maner <strong>of</strong> perƒon do ƒell this p°eƒent booke vn- bounde, aboue the p°ice <strong>of</strong> .ii. Shyl- lynges the piece. And theƒame bounde in pa¥e o° in boo°- des, not aboue the p°ice <strong>of</strong> three ƒhyllynges and fourepence the piece. God ſaue the Kyng.
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The 1549 Book of Common Prayer, The
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THE PREFACE. Here was neuer any thi
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AN ORDRE fo° Mattyns dayly th°oug
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Matins. The fy°¥e, ƒeconde, .iii
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Mattins. O ye ƒhowers, and dewe,
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Matins. And thou childe, ƒhalte be
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AN ORDRE Fo° Euenƒong th°ough- o
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Euenƒong. commaundementes, and al
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Euenƒong. Furthermo°e, it is nece
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THE SVPPER of the Lo°de, and the h
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The Communion. Then the p°ie¥ ƒh
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The Communion. remi±ion of ƒynnes
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The Communion. haue obteigned remi
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The Communion. Then ƒhall folowe
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The Communion. Ble±ed be the man t
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The Communion. Upon the A±encion
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The Communion. mentes: And to al th
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The Communion. pa±yon. And here we
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The Communion. IF any man will folo
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The Communion. companye of all fayt
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The Communion. thee, and graunt tha
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The Letany and From all ƒedicion a
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The Letany and That it may pleaƒe
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The Suffrages. The verƒicle. O Lo
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PVBLIKE BAPTISME. When there are ch
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Publyke Baptiƒme. So geue nowe vnt
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Publyke Baptiƒme. Ch°i¥: Who lyu
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T co Publyke Baptiƒme. And if the
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OF THEM THAT BE Baptiƒed in p°iua
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P°iuate Baptiƒme and ble±ed them
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I F P°iuate Baptiƒme Ch°i¥e thy
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P°iuate Baptiƒme Graunt that who
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Que¥ion. What is your name? N o°
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Aunƒwere. Tenne. Que¥ion. Whiche
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