Described Hardwick & Luard: ii.175–6.

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f. 13v

My dere son in god þou heist þe fast in þe wey to godward þer þou schat sene alle þin formest faderes aposteles martyres confessores uirgines and alle men and women þo ben saved and þerfor be of godd cumford in god and þou most leyn a ston in walle of cete of hevene wythoutyn ouþer noyse or strife …

f. 15v

… I beseke þe of mercy qweche þu deniest to no man mercy i desire to be dede and leve wiþ þe into þi handis lord itake mi soule for þou boutest me god of trewth amen.

De Visitacione Infirmorum. Wells Rev. 7:2565–6 [215], version A. IPMEP 460. Jolliffe L.5.a and N.9.a where this MS is not mentioned. Consists of three sets of comforting words to the sick and dying with separate rubrics.

Other texts: Wells Rev. lists 29 MSS of 6 different versions and 1 related text. Version A is extant in 5 MSS. See IMEP 8 indexing Oxf. St John's Col 47 [1], where this MS is not mentioned; see further p. 102, indexing University Col 4 [1], where this MS is incorrectly noted as containing Version B. See also IMEP 9 indexing BodL Ashmole 750 [7], and IMEP 17 indexing Camb. Gonville and Caius 209/115 [4]. For other versions see Dd.1.17 [1]; Ff.5.40 [14]; Ff.6.21 [1]; Ii.6.55 [4]; Nn.4.12 [8].

s. xiv ex.