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able and Kalender , eXprefsing the order of Plalmes and Leffons to be laid at Morning and Euening prayer
throughout the yeere, except certaine proper teal‘ts , as the rules following more plainely declare.
(17.76 order bow t/ae Tfiz/ter is appointed to be read.
He Pfalteifhall bee read through once euery Moneth. And be- caufe that form Moneths be longer then fome other be,it is though good to make them euen by this meanes.
' ,. To euery moneth fhal be appointed (as concerning this pur‘pofe) , I iufl: thirtie dayes.
And becaufe Ianuary and March haue one day aboue the {ayd
number,and February, which is placed betweene them both , hatl'. onely xxviij.dayes : February {hall borrowe or either of the Moneths (of Ianuary and March ) one day : and {o the Pl'altet which {hall bee t the lalt day otlanuary,and end the firfi day oi-March.
And whereas May,Iuly, Augufl, October, and December haue xxxj. dayes apiece : It is ordered that the Plalmes {hal be read the hill day of the {aid Moneths,which were read the day before,fo that the Pfalrer may begin againe the firfi day of the next moneth enluing.
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Now to know what Pfalmes {hall be read euery day : Looke in the Kalender the number that is appointed for the Pfalmes,and then find the fame number in this Table , and vpon that number you
(hall fee what Pfalines {hall be {ayd at Morning and Euening prayer.
And where the Cxix.P{alme is diuided into xxij. portions, and is ouerlong to he read at one time : it is {o ordered,that at one time {hall not be read aboue foureor fiue of the find portions , as you fhall
perceiuc to be noted in this Table following.
And here is alfo to bee noted , that in this Table , and in all other parts of the Seruice where any Pfalms are appointed,the numberis eXprefied alter the great Englilh Bible,which from the ix.P{alme vnto the vaiiil’falme, (following the diuifion of the Hebrewes) doeth varie in numbers from the common Latino Tranflation.
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is appointed to bee read.
- He old'Teltainent is appointed for the Full Leflons at Morning and Euening prayer, and lhalberead through euery yeere once , except certaine Bookes and Chapters: 1'“ fr: I which be leaPt edifying,and might belt be {pared,and therfore are left vnread.
- The New Tefiamentis appointed for the {econd LeiTons at Morning and Eue.
' nine prayer,and {hall be read ouer orderly euery yeere thrife,befides the Epiflles and
Gofpels: except thEApocalypfcputofthe which there be onely certaine Leilons appointed vpon
diuers proper Feafies.
And to know what Lefibns {hall be read euery day,finde the day of the Moneth in the Kalender; going before and there ye {hall perceiue the Bookes and Chapters that [ball be read for the LCKODS both at Morning and Euening prayer.
And here is to be noted,that whenfoeuer there be any proper Pfalmes or LefTons appointed for the Sundayes,or {or any Feaft , moueable or vnmoueable : then the Pfalmes and Leflons appointed in the Kalenderdhall be omitted for that time.
Ye muft note alfo,that the Colle&,Epifile,and Gofpel , appointed for the Sunday , {hall fierue all the weeke after,except there fall {ome Feal‘t that hath his proper. . D a _ _ When
