Mayden, for ſche was mad of man, Hire firſt name ðor bi-gan; 236 After she brought us to woe Adam called her Eva. [Fol. 5b.] Siðen ghe brocte us to woa, Adam gaf hire name eua. [91] _read_ wið [92] _read_ ðat [93] _read_ ðat THE SEVENTH DAY IS MADE A DAY OF REST. Adden he folged godes red, Al man-kin adde ſeli ſped; 240 For sin they lost the bliss of Paradise. for ſinne he ðat bliſſe for-loren, ðat derede al ðat of hem was boren; It is her-after in ðe ſong, Hu adam fel in pine ſtrong. 244 The sixth day passed and Forð glod ðiſ ſexte dais lig[t], After glod ðe ſexte nig[t]; the seventh morning sprung. That day betokened long rest. ðe ſeuendai morgen ſpro[_n_]g, ðat dai tokenede reſte lo_n_g; 248 ðis dai waſ forð i_n_ reſte wrogt, Ilc kinde newes ear waſ brog[t]; God ordained this day a day of bliss and rest. God ſette ðis dai folk bitwen, Dai of bliſſe and off reſte ben, 252 for ðat time ear fear bi-forn, So it remained until Christ rose from the cold rock. Til ihesus was on werlde boren, And til he was on ðe rode-wold, And biried in ðe roche cold. 256 And reſtede him after ðe ded, ðat ilke dai god aligen bed. Then the Sunday from that time forth became hallowed for ever. Siðen for-leſ ðat dai iſ priſ, for ih_esus_,[94] god and man ſo wis, 260 Roſ fro ded on ðe ſunenday, [Fol. 6.] ðat is forð ſiðen worðed ay; So shall it remain until Doomsday. And it ſal ben ðe laſte tid, Quan al man-kinde, on werlde wid, 264 Sal ben fro dede to liue brogt, And ſeli ſad fro ðe forwrogt, An ben don in bliſſe and in lif, fro ſwinc, and ſorwe, and deades ſtrif. 268 Wisdom made each thing of nought. Wiſdom ðe made ilc ðing of nogt, q_u_uat-ſo-eu_er_e on heuone or her iſ wrogt. Lucifer waxed proud,