The Lay folks mass book, or, The manner of hearing mass, with rubrics and devotions for the people, in four texts, and offices in English according to the use of York, from manuscripts of the xth to the xvth century . acrificium istud omnipotenti Lavet manus et dicat : Lavabo inter innocentes nianus meas : et circum-dabo altare tuam, Domine. creator spiritus & caetera10 Postea ante medium altare inclinatus dicat : In spiritu humilitatis et animo contrito suspiciamurDomine, a te, et sic iîat sacrificium nostrum in con-spectu tuo, ut a te suscipiatur hodie : et placeat tibi,Dom
The Lay folks mass book, or, The manner of hearing mass, with rubrics and devotions for the people, in four texts, and offices in English according to the use of York, from manuscripts of the xth to the xvth century . acrificium istud omnipotenti Lavet manus et dicat : Lavabo inter innocentes nianus meas : et circum-dabo altare tuam, Domine. creator spiritus & caetera10 Postea ante medium altare inclinatus dicat : In spiritu humilitatis et animo contrito suspiciamurDomine, a te, et sic iîat sacrificium nostrum in con-spectu tuo, ut a te suscipiatur hodie : et placeat tibi,Domine Deus meus. 15 Et ingrediendo osculetur altare, et signet sacri-ficium dicendo Sit signa»î*tum ordi»î«natum et sancti^ficatum bocsacrificium nostrum. Post versus ad populum Orate, fratres et sorores, pro me peccatore ut meumpariterque vestrum Domino Deo acceptum sit sacri-ficium. Chorus (1) respondeat Exaudiat te Dominus in die tribulationis 25 usque Memor sit omnis sacrificii tui. Post versus ad altare dicat sécrétas : [Sécréta. 28 Sanctifica quaesumus Domine Deus noster per sancti (1) The Rouen edition of 1517 and other printed Missalsinsert secrete —a very significant COLLEGE ORDER OF MASS YORK USE. 101 of the faithful departed, in the name of the Father andof the Son and of the Holy Ghost. And the chalice also with tvine and icater, and thenlet him say : May this sacrifice be acceptable to Almighty God. ^ Let him wash his hands and say : I will wash my hands among the innocent (in The Washing. Page 24, C. 123. innocency) : and I wiU compass thine altar, 0 Lord.[Ps. (26) XXV, 6.] The Hymn. Come, Holy Ghost, our souls inspire. Afterwards let him how before the midst of the altarand say : In a spirit of humility and with a contrite mind may Prayer for accept-we be accepted of Thee, 0 Lord, and may our sacrifice so offered in thy sight that it may be accepted ofThee this day, and may be pleasing to Thee, 0 Lord,my God. And let him go
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