〈…〉 / as it had ben ordeyned . And for to make 〈…〉 ell and duely ordeyned two aulters and a 〈…〉 s sayd . Than came the noble Helyas to the 〈◇〉 ●●ere he founde his broder the swanne / & ma 〈…〉 hym . And famylyerly he came to hym / & 〈…〉 as his good & faythfull broder . And in lyke 〈…〉 tyme he had conduyted the sayd Helyas / so 〈…〉 ted hym to the chyrche before the crucyfyxe . 〈…〉 ence of the kynge / the quene / theyr chyldren 〈…〉 ●s he was layde in the bedde betwene the . ij . 〈…〉 e as were deuoutly sayd two masses / which 〈…〉 sayd herde well & deuoutly beynge mekely 〈…〉 bothe theyr knees prayenge almyghty god 〈…〉 e bounte it wolde please hym to shewe his 〈…〉 happened that the time ordeyned of god was 〈…〉 the swanne sholde retourne in his fourme 〈…〉 ght so as the preestes consacred the body of 〈…〉 ●●e masse the swanne retourned in to his pro 〈…〉 was a man . And thus transwued he arose 〈…〉 Ioynynge his handes / & escryed sayenge . 〈…〉 ●●●nke you humbly . Iesus by his grace yelde 〈…〉 t prayers that ye haue made for me / for by his 〈…〉 delyuered & put fro grete payne . And than 〈…〉 kely kyssed the kynge his fader / his moder / & 〈…〉 edre & his syster . Than after the masse were 〈…〉 ●ap●ely rongen / and Tedeum songe for Ioye 〈…〉 god of his dyuyne vertues . After that were bedde thre fa●e chyldren . The whiche she a●a●●ed & ga to souke of her owne mylke in so grete habundaunce th●● they were well and substauncyally nourysshed . And th●● her semed that the two fyrst hadde eche of them a crow●● of fyne golde vpon theyr heedes / but the crowne of the th● 〈…〉 Was broken bycause another woman than his mo●●●● hadde gyuen hym souke of her mylke . And at this 〈◇〉 the no●le ydam awaked of her dreme . Than herde sh● ◇ 〉 voyce of an aungel that god hadde sent her saynge , yda● ◇ 〉 god sendeth the gretynge . Knowe thou for trouthe th●● thou shalt conceyue of thy husbande thre male chyldren whic● thou shalte nourysshe with thyn owne mylke . And god sh●●● gyue them his blyssed benedyccyon . For they shall conq●●re the realme of thy holy londe of Iherusalem / and sh●●● delyuer the holy sepulcre of our lorde Ihesu cryst out o● ◇ 〉 puyssannce & captyuyte of the vnbeleuynge sarazyns . A●● therfore gouerne them well . And whan the good yd●● hadde herde these tydynges she thanked and praysed 〈◇〉 souerayne lorde god of his good aduertysynge / and of 〈◇〉 grace that he dyd to her . And thus b hrey ●s 〈◇〉 ¦ ge she conceyued and chylded thre 〈…〉 that 〈…〉 ●wyte the fyrst Godfrey of Boulyon / these 〈…〉 and the thyrde Eustace . The whiche she 〈◇〉 and ●ou ed dylygently . But in a solempnyt●… 〈…〉 ary 〈◇〉 Boulyon the bysshop of Lyege / the duke 〈◇〉 〈…〉 ●uke of Fryse / the erle of Flaundres / the erle o● 〈…〉 many other grete prynces and myghty barons 〈…〉 ●ho were ●here assembled for to make a certay● ◇ 〉 〈…〉 ment touchynge the prouysyon of some affayres t ◇ 〉 whiche the ●e●t yonge Eustace somwhat ●o ●onge 〈◇〉 the 〈…〉 e / wherfore he began to wepe so faste that a woman ge one of the nouryces ranne dyligently for to apease 〈◇〉 / and gaue hym her pappe for to souke . And whan his er the countesse retourned for to vysyte hym she foun●e 〈◇〉 sayd nouryce the whiche gaue hym to souke of her ●●●ke . Wherfore she was so gretely angred and dysplea●●●●● ◇ 〉 she sayd . Ha woman euyll aduysed what haue ye pre●●●●●●ly done . Now shall my sone Eustace lese his noble dy●te for to haue taken of your mylke / wherfore I ought 〈◇〉 to hate you . Alas madame sayd the nouryce for god●●●●oue pardon me / for certaynly I wende to haue done 〈◇〉 because he wepte so fast to thende to haue stylled hȳ . 〈◇〉 the sayd countesse abode all the daye by her thre chyl●●● / without ony meet or drynke for the dyspleasure that 〈◇〉 ●ad of that another woman than she had gyuen sou●● ◇ 〉 her chylde . And after dyner the erle of Boulyon ledde 〈◇〉 ●he prynces / lordes / and barons afore named in to his ete chambre for to shewe vnto them his thre fayre so●●●… Godfrey / Baudwyn / and Eustace . And whan that they 〈…〉 e the noble countesse besyde her thre chyldren they sa 〈◇〉 her and them ryght 〈◇〉 ely . And in lykewyse on 〈…〉 syde she receyued and feested them with her speche as 〈…〉 ●he as to her was possyble / and to thē shewed her . 〈◇〉 ●●●●dren / but for to make them ony welcomynge she wol ot ones aryse . wherfore her husbande the erle was so ●yspl●●sed / but he conueyed eche of them to his lodgys 〈…〉 ●●●hout makynge ony semblaunt therof . Than h● retour●●● agayne to her al angry for to blame her the 〈◇〉 sayd .