IDENTILIN$$ F16800C/HSSpit/1639(CtY,MH)\p. 338/TJS/mf/Pr8-15-91/c:TJS/o(MH)/5-23-92 [see notes]
168.00C.0HE %XX#I.
168.00C.001 S%+Pit in my face you Iewes, and pierce my side,
168.00C.002 Buffet, and scoffe, scourge, and crucifie me,
168.00C.003 For I have sinn'd, and sinn'd, and onely he,
168.00C.004 Who could doe no iniquitie, hath dyed:
168.00C.005 But by my death can not be satisfied
168.00C.006 My sinnes, which passe the Iewes impietie:
168.00C.007 They kill'd once an inglorious man, but I
168.00C.008 Crucifie him daily,(CtY)daily#(MH,C[1,2]) being now glorified.
168.00C.009 O let me then his strange love still admire:
168.00C.010 Kings pardon, but he bore our punishment.
168.00C.011 And %1Iacob%2 came cloath'd in vile harsh attire,
168.00C.012 But to supplant, and with gainfull intent:
168.00C.013 God cloath'd himselfe in vile mans flesh, that so
168.00C.014 He might be weake enough to suffer woe.     [CW:X.I.]
168.00C.0SSom
168.00C.0$$ %1no ind; IDENTILIN, cont.: P:RT\o(C:Keynes B.4.8[1];B.4.7[2])\5-?-03\C:JSC\10-9-03: no press variants found, but comma in l.8 very, very light in CtY, not inked in MH & both C copies (but room for comma); CW either a miscatching or the first I. didn't print (MH,C[1,2]); cap I in l.6 very light in MH%2