The Legend of Longinus in Ecclesiastical Tradition And in English Literature, And Its Connection With the Grail
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What deed have 1 done to dale?
A man I see, south to saye, 1 have slayne in the streete.
But this I hope be Christe vereye, That sicke and blynde base healed aye.
Of mercye, Lorde, I thee praie.
For I wiste not what I did.
Jesus, moche have I harde of thee, That sicke and blynde through thy pittie Hase healed before in this cittie, As thou basse me to dale; LONGINUS IN ENGLISH LITERATURE 133 Thee will I serve and with thee be, For well I leeve, in dales three.
Thou will rise in thye postie.
Fro...m enemyes, Lorde, I thee praie."i06 Resemblances to the vernacular literature, such as have been pointed out, especially in the York Plays, by Miss Smith^"^ and Craigie,^"^ are here to be noted. Neither of these writers supplies a parallel for this particular passage in the plays. On the other hand, compare the directions given Longinus in the above passage with these lines from the Northern Passion : They made hym under Jesus stond And pute a spere in his hond They leyd ]>e spere to Jhesus side Pute up pei seyd what so betyde Longeus pute 'pe spere hym fro To Jhesu herte it gane go.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
What deed have 1 done to dale?
A man I see, south to saye, 1 have slayne in the streete.
But this I hope be Christe vereye, That sicke and blynde base healed aye.
Of mercye, Lorde, I thee praie.
For I wiste not what I did.
Jesus, moche have I harde of thee, That sicke and blynde through thy pittie Hase healed before in this cittie, As thou basse me to dale; LONGINUS IN ENGLISH LITERATURE 133 Thee will I serve and with thee be, For well I leeve, in dales three.
Thou will rise in thye postie.
Fro...m enemyes, Lorde, I thee praie."i06 Resemblances to the vernacular literature, such as have been pointed out, especially in the York Plays, by Miss Smith^"^ and Craigie,^"^ are here to be noted. Neither of these writers supplies a parallel for this particular passage in the plays. On the other hand, compare the directions given Longinus in the above passage with these lines from the Northern Passion : They made hym under Jesus stond And pute a spere in his hond They leyd ]>e spere to Jhesus side Pute up pei seyd what so betyde Longeus pute 'pe spere hym fro To Jhesu herte it gane go.
What to read after The Legend of Longinus in Ecclesiastical Tradition And in English Literature, And Its Connection With the Grail?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Rose Jeffries Peebles to read onlineMoreLess
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