Vperiore libro/ de Officiis tractauimus que conuenire honeſtati arbitraremur. in qua vitā beatam poſitā eſſenulli dubitauerunt. quā ſcriptura appell at vitā eternā. Tantus enim ſplēdor honeſtatis eſt/ vt beatā vitā efficiant/ trāquillitas conſcientie/ ⁊ ſecuritas innocentie.Et ideo ſicut exortus ſol lune globum ⁊ cetera ſtellarum abſcondit lumina / ita fulgor honeſtatis/ vbi vero ⁊ incorrupto vibrat decore/ cetera que putanturbona/ ſecundū voluptatē corporis/ aut ſecundū ſeculū clara ⁊ illuſtria/ obumbrat.Beata plane/ que nō alienis eſtimat̉ iudiciis. ſeddomeſticis percipit̉ ſenſibus/ tāqͣꝫ ſui iudex. Heqꝫ enīpopulares opiniones/ pro mercede aliqua requirit/neqꝫ ꝓ ſupplicio pauet. Itaqꝫ quo minus ſequit̉ gloriā/ eomagis ſuper eam imminet̉. Ham qui gloriamrequirūt/ his ea merces p̄ſentiū vmbra futuroꝝ ē/ q̄īpedi at vitā eternā. Quod in euāgelio ſcriptū ē. Amēdico vobis/ perceperūt mercedē ſuā. De his ſcilicet/ qͥvelut tuba canēdo/ vulgarē liberalitatē ſuā quā faciūt circa pauperes/ geſtiūt. Similiter ⁊ de ieiunio. quodoſtentatōis cā faciūt. Habent (inqͥt) mercedē ſuā. Honeſtatis igit̉ eſt/ vel miſericordiā facere/ vel ieiuniūdeferre in abſcōdito. vt mercedē videaris a ſolo deotuo q̄rere. nō etiāʳ ab hōibus. Hā qui ab hōibꝰ q̄rit/habet mercedē ſuā. Qui aūt a deo/ habet vitā eternaꝫ.quā preſtare nō p̄t/ niſi autor eternitatis. Sicut illd̓ē. Amen dico tibi/ hodie mecū eris in paradiſo. Vndeexpreſſiꝰ/ ſcriptura vitā eternā appellauit eā que ſitbeata/ vt nō hominū opinionibus eſtimandum relinqueretur/ ſed diuino iudicio committeretur.

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