diuinā ſentient vltionem Si autē in ſua ꝑmanſerint duritia. ſtatim exiens. āplius in monaſterio ne moreris Hisfinitis abceſſit: Hec gͦ audiens ſanctimonial̓ anxia plenaqꝫ triſticijs capitulū adijt: ⁊ campanā cepit vehement̓ vtcapitulum ſanctimoniales accederent reſonare. Quo ab-batiſſa de ſomno euigilans cognoſcenſqꝫ ab hac fore pulſatam campanā: iracundia ad capitulū ꝓperauit At vbiillam vidit diris eam minis increpās nullum voluit audi-re verbum: ꝓmittens ꝙ niſi ceſſaret hec agere ſecum amplius in monaſterio non maneret. Cui ſanctimonialis dn̄ane tardes inquit queſo agere q̄ ꝓmittis: ꝓ facto me noſ-cas hoc in loco amplius non manſurā Glorioſus equi-dem hieronimus apparens michi tantūmodo: hoc ſtatimmonaſterio futurū iudicium patefecit Hec abbatiſſa deridere cepit: hanc eſtimans veſano capite iſta fari Et hoſtiariam conuocans iuſſit vt hanc de monaſtirio ꝓtinus ef-fugaret; mandatis eidem vt aliquali hora ſit extra dimiſſapoſtmodum faceret introire. vt ſic ab inceptis operibꝰ iamceſſaret Hac de re leta ſāctimonial̓ dn̄a qͣꝫto citius potuit emonaſte̓io ē egreſſa: lacrimis infuſa doloribꝰqꝫ repleta ꝓhis q̄ monaſterio nouerat euētura Terribil̓ fiquidē deusfortꝭ atꝫ potens: et quis reſiſtet ei Heu cur eum hoīēs nonformidāt Quid tantū irritāt eiꝰ irā. ſciētes nullatenus poſſe ab eius fugere manibus: vt eiꝰ eos magnū ⁊ inenarrabile iudiciū nō comp̄hendatur? Saltem his miſeri terreantur exemplis. Audiant ꝗ in ſuis cōfidunt diuitijs? quiqꝫin iram concitant excelſū dominū ſue auaricie ſacietate: qͣle