William of Digulleville, Pilgrimage of Human Life, Pilgrimage of the Soul and Pilgrimage of Christ

Scanning from an original document: French 823. Scanning from a substitute document. Contains: F. Av: Heraldic page added for Charles VIII. Arms of France crowned and belted with the necklace of the order of Saint-Michel, mention “Karolus octavus,” framing of fermesses on alternating gold and azur background, by Jean Bourdichon (Tours, about 1490).F. 1-94v: William of Digulleville, Pilgrimage of human life. Begins with: “Cy starts the book of the Pelerinage of human life of Jhesu Crist and of the ame. [A] ceuls of the ceste region which have no point of mansion [...].” Finishes with “[...] the joy of paradise that diex doint aus mors et aus vis. Amen. Cy finishes the Pelerinage of human life.” F. 95-168v: William of Digulleville, Pilgrimage of the Soul. Begins with: “After I dung dare to dare and rather my fu wonders [...].” Finally, “[...] ay un Finl 'ordenance, plea to whom she pleases. Explicit the Pelerinage of the ame, the year M CCC IIII XX and XIII the final day of April.”F. 169-244: William of Digulleville, Pilgrimage of Christ. Begins with: “Jhesu Crist starts the Pelerinage compounded by the holy theology. Between parable gran movers that Jhesu Crist in his escoles [...].” Finally, “[...] and so my dream to all dy and pray for their pry. The Pelerinage Jhesu Crist.”F. 244-245v: The actor 's reason. Begins with: “Ci aprés starts the eyelid’s oroison which songa selonc songes the handling of the said pelerinage. Doulz Jhesus, filz of God the Pere, is right that gold apere [...].” Finished with: “[...] It’s in Celesian glory or we may have a nostre estre. Amen. Ci finishes the Pelerinage Jhesu Crist.” F. 245v-246: Oreason to the Virgin. Begins with: “Ci aprés begins an oroison of Nostre Dame than the one who escript this book fist. O trés glorieuse Mary Virgin of God mere and friend [...].” Finally, “[...] has you body and nostre ame yci so much com are alive. Amen, chascun of us in die.” This ornament is an acrostiche with the name of the copiste.The border leaflet with the added weapons belongs to a set of three of the same type (French 5054 and French 2829). Numérisation effectuée à partir d'un document original : Français 823. Numérisation effectuée à partir d'un document de substitution. Contient : F. Av : Page héraldique ajoutée pour Charles VIII. Armes de France couronnées et ceintes du collier de l'ordre de Saint-Michel, mention "Karolus octavus", encadrement de fermesses sur fond alternativement or et azur, par Jean Bourdichon (Tours, vers