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Full text : Sitzungsberichte / Akademie der Wissenschaften in Wien, Philosophisch-Historische Klasse Sitzungsberichte der Philosophisch-Historischen Classe der Kaiserlichen Akademie der Wissenschaften, Wien, 76. Band, (Jahrgang 1874)

'  William  Roye's  Dialogue  between  a  Christian  Father  and  bis  stubborn  Son.  439

all.  which  thynge  causeth  vs  to  meke  oure  selves,  and  ko.  vij.
sendeth  vs  to  god,  thorowe  Christ.  And  that  specially  because
that  in  oure  flesshe  is  nothynge  to  be  founde  savynge  only
vnstablenes  of  herte,  and  desperacion  of  mynde.  But  contrary
wyse  in  tbe  promeses  of  god,  throwe  tbe  merettes  of  Christ,
is  all  surenes  of  mynde,  and  stedfastnes  of  herte.  And  he  that
diligently  remembreth  this,  dieth  gladly  from  all  that  he  is  of
hym  seife,  putynge  his  only  trust  and  confidence  in  god  his
most  mercifull  father.  Sonne.  By  what  meanes  myght  I  be
assuered  here  of?  Fa.  This  suerteshyppe  is  so  wrapped  in
fayth,  that  the  ferventer  thy  fayth  is,  the  suerer  thou  mayst
be  there  of.  For  yf  thou  sett  abacke  all  worldely  hope  and
trust,  and  ernestly  indever  thy  silfe,  to  folowe  Christ,  and  in
hym  to  settle  thyne  herte,  and  to  have  thy  solace  only,  thou
sone  shalt  perceave  by  thyne  owen  frute,  what  inaner  mat.  vij.
a  tre  [fol.  17“.]  thou  arte.  For  this  purpose  sayth  the  lorde
by  Ezechiel  the  prophet.  Halowe  ye  my  saboth  daye,  Ezee.  xx.
that  it  maye  be  a  token  bitwene  you  and  me,  wherby  ye  maye
knowe  that  I  am  youre  lorde  god.  Wherfore  yf  thou  feie  thy
silfe  prompte  and  redy  to  do  the  workes  of  mercy  vnto  thy
neghbours,  and  to  soffre  all  maner  of  aduersities  paciently.
thou  mayst  surely  knowe  that  god  is  witli  the.  and  that  through
his  mercy  he  liath  chaunged  thyne  herte.  and  thus  by  the
workes  be  assuered  of  thy  faythe.  Son.  Forthe  on  declare  the
wother  poyntes  of  thy  belefe.  Fat.  Which  is  conceaved  by
the  wholy  gooste  borne  of  Mary  the  virgen,  which  also  soffered
under  Pons  Pilate.  was  crucified,  ded,  and  buried.  Son.  What
betoken  these  sayinges?  Fat.  Seynge  (as  apereth  by  the
gospell  of  S.  Luke)  that  he  is  conceaved  by  the  opera-  Luce.  j.
cion  of  the  wholy  gooste,  I  suerly  afferme,  that  he  is  with  out
spot  of  synne.  and  nott  as  we  are  conceaved  and  borne  p S ai.  1.
by  oure  mothers  in  sinfull  iniquite.  And  that  of  the  virgyn
mary.  to  fulfill  that  whiche  longe  before  was  profecyed  by  the
prophet  Esaias,  sayinge.  A  virgyn  shall  conceave  and  brynge
forthe  a  sonne  etc.  And  because  his  whole  life  was  Esa.  vij.
but  a  continuall  sufferinge  of  grett  paynes,  [fol.  17 b .]  laboures,
and  thrauldoms  for  owre  synnes  only.  I  saye  whiche  jo.  x.  vj.
soffered  vnder  Pons  Pilate.  etc.  For  he  cam  into  the  worlde
to  fulfill  his  fathers  will,  and  so  to  delyver  hyme  silfe  to  death
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