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 1     I|         aforesaid, saith upon a psalm that, good work ought not
 2     I|        signification hereof the psalm of Miserere mei Deus, which
 3     I|     Deus, which is the fiftieth psalm and the psalm of penance,
 4     I|      the fiftieth psalm and the psalm of penance, is in the time
 5     I|       saith the gloss upon this psalm: Ad vesperum demorabitur
 6    II|        him, and there made this psalm which is one of the canticles:
 7    II|         all the remnant of that psalm. And then Elkanah with his
 8    II|        this sin David made this psalm: Miserere mei deus, which
 9    II|   Miserere mei deus, which is a psalm of mercy, for David did
10    II|        and made a verse of this psalm Miserere, and then came
11    II|        as be verses in the said psalm of Miserere mei deus, and
12    II| repentance, for there be in the psalm twenty-one verses, and twenty-one
13    II|      mannerly sing to him a new psalm. Fully joy ye, and inwardly
14    II|     depart, and began this holy psalm: In te domine speravi, unto,
15   III|       saith S. Bernard upon the psalm, Qui habitat: S. Ignatius,
16   III|         notary the forty-fourth psalm, suddenly, in the presence
17   III|      our Lady and made the holy psalm saying: Magnificat anima
18   III|          and made then the holy psalm: Benedictus Dominus Deus
19   III|      Dominus Deus Israel, which psalm is always sung in the end
20    IV|       say every day for him the psalm: Miserere mei deus, and
21    IV|         lived he should say the psalm: Beati immaculati. And when
22    IV|         and .S. Peter began the psalm: In exitu Israel de Egypto,
23     V|       the title of this hymn or psalm is entitled: The canticle
24     V|        labours. I read all that psalm, and I burned, which sometime
25     V| established in the end of every psalm to be said: Gloria petri.
26    VI|      psalter and read the first psalm that he found, in which
27    VI|         that he found, in which psalm was written this verse:
28   VII|         pope ordained to sing a psalm at the introit of the mass,
29   VII|        sung, and a verse of the psalm that was sung. And sometimes
30   VII|        he beginneth and saith a psalm that is in the third nocturn
31   VII|       of the psalter, the which psalm beginneth: Judica me deus
32   VII|       diseerne, and in the same psalm he asketh four things. The