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Litany with collects, continued.

Prayer, Ad te nos, continued.

supplicantibus ut qui iuste pro peccatis nostris affligimur\ misericordia tua prevenire [preveniente] clemenciam senciamus.

Prayer, Deus qui iminentem.

A prayer to God (SM, p 404; see SME, 2, p 122) in time of pestilence, asking that, as he delivered the Ninevites from death by granting them the grace of conversion and repentance, so may he accept the prayer of those prostrate before him, and deliver from the threat of death those redeemed by the blood of his son

Oracio\

Deus qui iminentem Ninivitis interitum sola mi\sericordia removisti quibus ut misericors existe\res conversionis penitenciam prestitisti respice quesumus\ populum tuum ante conspectum misericordie tue prostratum\ ut quos unigeniti tui sanguine redemisti non\ paciaris propter misericordiam tuam mortalitatis inte\rire supplicio. Per.

For rain to fall.

Pro pluvia postulanda.

Prayer, Deus in quo.

A prayer to God (SM, p 403; SME, 2, p 118) for rain

Deus in quo vivimus movemur et\ sumus pluviam nobis tribue con\gruentem ut presentibus subsidiis sufficienter ad\iuti sempiterna fiducialius capiamus <appetamus>. Per.

A prayer concerning disease among animals.

Pro\ peste animalium oracio.

Prayer, Deus qui laboribus.

A prayer to God (SM, p 411; SME, 2, p 124), asking that dumb animals may be spared for our necessary sustenance.

Deus qui laboribus\ hominum eciam de mutis animalibus\ solacia subrogasti supplices te roga\mus ut sine quibus non alitur humana con\dicio nostris facias usibus non perire.

Against robbers.

Contra raptores <invasores>.\

A prayer to God (SM, p 408; SME, 2, p 134) against those who invade and rob the church.

Concede nobis omnipotens et iustissime\ deus apud quem nulla est iniquitas\ ut qui huius sanctuarii tui possesionem\

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