340. E. _omits_ o.

And many pointes of his passioun;

How goddes sone in this world was withholde, 345

To doon mankinde pleyn remissioun,

That was y-bounde in sinne and cares colde:

Al this thing she unto Tiburce tolde.

And after this Tiburce, in good entente,

With Valerian to pope Urban he wente, 350

That thanked god; and with glad herte and light

He cristned him, and made him in that place

Parfit in his lerninge, goddes knight.

And after this Tiburce gat swich grace,

That every day he saugh, in tyme and space, 355

The angel of god; and every maner bone

That he god axed, it was sped ful sone.

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