The editor assigns this poem to the early part of the thirteenth century.
If she offered to drincke (at the earnest motion of others) it cast her and the drincke downe together.
His pleasure is also, that thou shalt drincke of that water in this Cuppe of gold, of which thou madest him partaker.
Wherefore goe to, and let fall your teares with women, and if you purpose to be cruell, kill him and let me also drincke of the same Cuppe, if you thincke we haue deserued it.
The vse of the breade and wyne by christis instituciõ is only / that the congregacion shuld eate and drincke therof in the remembrance of christe / But the papistes in their Masse do most shamefully abuse them both.
I wolde not that ye sholde haue fellowshippe with the deuills: ye can not drincke of the cuppe of the lorde / and of the cuppe of Deuels / ye can not be partakers of the table of the lorde and of the table of deuels.
If therfor thow wilt be partaker of the body and bludd of christe in the holy supper / then eate the breade and drincke the cupp as the lorde hathe instituted.
It teachithe also that christe did institute the sacrament only to this end that the congregacion shuld eate and drincke it in the remẽberaunce of that same his Sacrifice.
Then sayde sir Stricca: "At least wise drinckewith mee before you depart.
Yet it is a drincke very much esteemed among the Indians, whereof they feast noble men as they passe through their country.
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