Christmas carolles newely imprinted. This text is an enriched version of the TCP digital transcription A18699 of text S117945 in the English Short Title Catalog (STC 5205). Textual changes and metadata enrichments aim at making the text more computationally tractable, easier to read, and suitable for network-based collaborative curation by amateur and professional end users from many walks of life. The text has been tokenized and linguistically annotated with MorphAdorner. The annotation includes standard spellings that support the display of a text in a standardized format that preserves archaic forms ('loveth', 'seekest'). Textual changes aim at restoring the text the author or stationer meant to publish. This text has not been fully proofread Approx. 7 KB of XML-encoded text transcribed from 5 1-bit group-IV TIFF page images. EarlyPrint Project Evanston,IL, Notre Dame, IN, St. Louis, MO 2018 A18699 STC 5205 ESTC S117945 99853154 99853154 18523 2248550942

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 Early English books online. (EEBO-TCP ; phase 2, no. A18699) Transcribed from: (Early English Books Online ; image set 18523) Images scanned from microfilm: (Early English books, 1475-1640 ; 61:17) Christmas carolles newely imprinted. [4+] leaves W. Middleton?, [London : 1547?] Suggested imprint from STC. Not the same collection as any of STC 5204-5204.5. Includes "A coroll of the byrth of Chryst". Formerly also STC 5206. Imperfect; a fragment of four leaves; imperfect as filmed. Reproduction of the original in the Bodleian Library. eng Carols, English. eebo Christmas carolles newely imprinted. [no entry] 1547 10 1018 19 0 0 0 0 6 17868.37 F The rate of 17868.37 defects per 10,000 words puts this text in the F category of texts with 100 or more defects per 10,000 words. 2012-06 Assigned for keying and markup 2012-07 Keyed and coded from ProQuest page images 2013-01 Sampled and proofread 2013-01 Text and markup reviewed and edited 2013-02 Batch review (QC) and XML conversion

❧ Christmas carolles newely Imprinted .

C depiction of a Nativity scene

A caroll of the byrth of Chryst Come to Bethleem and ye shal se Puer natus est hodie . A woman a mayd in thought & deede A fayret with eyen myght no man see With her vgin paps her babe did fede Puer natus est hodie . The chyldes name is called Iesus Gabryel sayde it shulde so be Ioye we togyther and syng we thus Puer natus est hodie . To make vs rych , pore was he than With mekenes and humylytie Doutles he is bothe god and man Puer natus est hodie . ☞ Kynges & prynces of this dyd here Togyther they came a mayden to see Lullyng her babe her blessed son dere Puer natus est hodie . ☞ N●w blysful mayde that bare that byrthe Pr●●●hy son that we may hym se
To euery man that is vnkynde what shulde I man do for the more Than my lyfe to be vntwynde Thou arte the fayrest creatur● to fynde For I the made lyke vnto me And gaue the reason , wyt and mynde Quid vltra . &c. I loue the man aboue all thinge I wyll be borne for the therfore Bycause I wolde to blys the brynge What shuldae I man do for the more By Adams syn thou was forlore Euermore punysshed for to be But for thy mys I bought the sore Quid vltra . ❧ My handes 〈◊〉 ●he crosse be spread To yelde the mercy yf thou wylt crau● Mercy to aske be nat adred For yf thou wylt I wyll the saue Whan thou art dead and layd in graue And all thy frendes from the flee Yet thy soule wyll I haue Quid vltra . &c. ☞ Finis .
Blow the wide styl & blow nat so shy● My blode man I shed for the al at wyl Blowe the wide styl & blowe nat so shyll This paine to suffre is my fathers wil. Synfull man thou art vnkynde To thy maker that made the of nou●●● Thou shuld kepe & haue in minde 〈◊〉 Howe with my blode I the boug●● To saue the from the paynes of hell That with the fende thou shulde nat dwell Neyther rather to go . Blowe the wynde styl . This payne to suffre . ☞ To a piller bo●●● both fote & hand T●ll al my senew● 〈◊〉 brode dyd brast Theiues me bet 〈◊〉 they coude stand And as they weryed they dyd them rest And arose a gayne and scorged me so Tyll blode & fleshe wente the bones fro Blowe the wynde styll . This payne to suffre . Whan they me scorged sharpe & sure They crowned m● with a thorne A rede in my hande for a septure And there they kneled me beforne They sayde to me al hayle my kynge For so was away theyr sayenge And mo●ked me so Blowe the wynde styll : This batayle to suffre . ☞ I bare the crosse that was so longe To Caluery where my deth was dight My mother folowed with rufull songe Seyng my trauel she fel downe ryght To se me in such payne I brought For the syn man that thou hast wrought She was full wo. Blowe the wynde styll . This paynes to suffre . On the crosse they splayed me than And all my body they drewe in brede Tyl fleshe and blod thorow the skyn ran My handes & fete with holes dyd blede They went me fro with one assent And made a knyght my herte to rent Thus payned they me tho Blowe the wynde styl This payne to suffre . They gaue me drynke that was not fyne The which was eysell myxte with gall They gaue it me in stede of wyne And I sayd than made an ende was al Than went away my spirite to hell To fetche the soules that there dyd dwel And in Limbo lay . Blowe the wynde styll This payne to suffre . Finis .
Farewell aduent & haue good daye Chrystmas is come , nowe go thy way . GEt the hence what doest thou here Thou hast no loue of no beggere Thou makest vs fast with euyll chere With farewell aduent . Thou takest on the more than doth the lent Theu dwellest so long that thou art shent Whan alleluya is a lofte I go gay and syt softe And than I am mery ofte As any byrde on brere ❧ Whan laus tibi cometh to towne Than me behoueth to knele downe And euer to be in orisowne As it were a frere . ☞ Soone at Easter commeth alleluya With butter chese and a tansay It is nothynge to my pay That he taryeth away so longe ☞ Myght I byde shere thursday Laus tibi shall go away … d I haue wepte that I may Though he neuer come vs amonge Finis .
☞ In the honour of Christes byrth Syng we al with ioye and myrthe . IN this tyme of Chrystmas Bytwyxte an oxe and an asse A mayden delyuered was Of Christ her dere son dere ● The husbande of Mary Ioseph stoode her by And sayde he was ready To serue her if nede were . When she her deare sonne se She set him on her kne And song hydder to me . Cum basse thy mother deare ▪ ⚜ On her lap she him layde And with her pappe he playde And euer sang the mayde Come basse thy mother dere . ☞ With lyppes collyng His mouth ofte she dyd kysse And sayd sweete hert myne I pray you make good chere . ☞ To this chylde let vs pray That borne was on this day Of Mary the mylde may To graunt vs all good chere . Finis .