. Folio 134r of MS Royal 17 B xliii at British Library, showing an excerpt of a 15th-century Middle English prose text of The Vision of William of Stranton. The shown text continues the sentence And þerfore haue þow in thi mynde þe passion of owre lord Jhesu (the transcription has been taken from p. 80 of the cited source): Crist, and sai þi praier and thei shul voide and be knowe to the such as thei be. And afterward þou shalt see and here more grisly sightes and evel spirites of the which þou shalt be sore adradde; but haue in mynd, as y said þe, of owre lordes possion and þai shal do the no
. Folio 134r of MS Royal 17 B xliii at British Library, showing an excerpt of a 15th-century Middle English prose text of The Vision of William of Stranton. The shown text continues the sentence And þerfore haue þow in thi mynde þe passion of owre lord Jhesu (the transcription has been taken from p. 80 of the cited source): Crist, and sai þi praier and thei shul voide and be knowe to the such as thei be. And afterward þou shalt see and here more grisly sightes and evel spirites of the which þou shalt be sore adradde; but haue in mynd, as y said þe, of owre lordes possion and þai shal do the none harm. British Library MS Royal 17 B xliii Folio 134r
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