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The tribulations of the Virgin — in couplets

A dialogue between the Virgin Mary and her Son on the Cross — fourteen lines in couplets

The power of speech — six rhyming lines in a Latin homily

Effects of Passion Longing — 1 x 2 in Latin homily, ‘Amore Langueo’

Christ’s sufferings to save mankind, in a Latin prose homily, ‘Amore langueo — one couplet

A couplet in a Latin homily ‘Amore Langueo’

A couplet in a Latin homily, Amore Langueo (and repeated passim)

‘Amore langueo’ — two couplets as introductio thematis in a Latin homily, Dominica in passione vel in die parasceue, perhaps by John Bromyard

‘Amore langueo’ — two couplets as introductio thematis in a Latin homily, Dominica in passione vel in die parasceue, perhaps by John Bromyard

Christ’s suffering for humankind in a Latin sermon (by John Bromyard?), dominica in passione vel in die parasceue or Amore langueo — six lines in couplets

The seven torments of Christ in the Latin homily, Amore Langueo — seven short monorhyming lines

A single couplet in a Latin homily for Good Friday

A series of eight prayers to Christ, each beginning ‘Lorde’ (except 4) scattered throughout a Latin Good Friday homily, ‘Amore langueo’: ‘Sermo de passione Cristi in die parasceueus facienda’, possibly by John Bromyard — in quatrains

What Christ suffered — one couplet in a Good Friday sermon on Amore langueo, possibly by John Bromyard

A single couplet in a Latin homily

A couplet in a Latin sermon, translating Psalm 22:6

A couplet in long lines in a Latin sermon

A couplet in a Latin sermon

Advice to pilgrims — three monorhyming lines in a Latin sermon

The sinner forsaken by heaven and earth — three monorhyming lines