Liber meditationū.Si em̄ cuncta opera que intelligere potuitnicdeuitauit: ventura tamē corā diſtricto iudiceilla magis que in ſemetip̄a nō intelligit ꝑtimeſcit. ¶ Creſcit pauor cū cogitatꝭ ꝙ viā huiusvite nequaqͣꝫ ſine culpa trāſire potuit: Nec hͦquidē qd̓ laudabiliter vixit ſine aliquo reatu Neſt; ſi remota pietate iudicet̉. ¶ Quis em̄ cō-ſiderare valeatꝭ quāta mala ꝑ momēta tēpoꝝꝑpetramuſ: ⁊ quanta bona facere negligimꝰ?Sicut em̄ peccatū eſt ꝑpetratio mali; ſic delictū eſt deſertio boni. ¶ Grauis ſiquidem iactura eſt: cū nec bona facimus: nec bona cogitamus; ſed cor noſtrū ꝑ vana ⁊ inutilia deſini-mus vagari. ¶ Nimis em̄ difficile eſt cor tepens ab illicita cogitatiōe obſeruare. Nimisetiā difficile eſt frequēter terrenas occupationes abſqꝫ pctīs adminiſtrare. ¶ Quapropternullus ſemetip̄m diiudicare ⁊ reprehēdere ꝑ-fecte pōt: ſed multis cogitationibꝰ occupatusſibimetipſi aliqͦ modo manet incognitꝰ: vt oī-no qd̓ tolerat neſciat: ꝓpterea vrgēte exituſmaˢªſiori terretur metu: qꝛ ⁊ ſi illa que ſciuit nūqͣꝫ ſep̄t ermiſiſſe meminit: formidat tn̄ ea q̄ neſcit.De dignitate aīe ⁊ eius cū carne ꝓpter qua ſuꝑius cōmemorata patiturtanta ſocietate: eiuſdēqꝫ carni miſe-