| Text incipit / Title (34) |
| (Dum transisset) sabbatum |
| Blessed art thou that fearest God (I) (Pt II: Thus art thou blessed) |
| Blessed art thou that fearest God (II) |
| Dominus illuminatio mea |
| Edes nostra sancta, part 2: Nam in his te |
| Give laud unto the Lord |
| Have mercy on me, O Lord |
| Hear my prayer, O Lord, and consider |
| I lift my heart to thee |
| In te Domine speravi |
| Judica me Deus |
| Kyrie Paschali |
| Lamentations |
| Lord arise and help thy servant |
| Lord, to thee I make my moan |
| Miserere mei Deus (?) |
| O all ye nations |
| O come, let us lift up |
| O give thanks unto the Lord, for he is gracious |
| O God, my strength and fortitude |
| O lord our governor This anthem appears as a Festal Psalm for Matins on Ascension Day, attr. Smith, E., q.v for additional sources) |
| O Lord the maker of all things (see Mundy, W) |
| O Lord, of whom I do depend |
| O Lord, turn not away thy face |
| O thou God almighty (see Hooper) |
| Praise the Lord, O my soul, while I live |
| Save me, O God, and that with speed |
| Send aid (inc) |
| Sing joyfully unto God our strength |
| Sing ye unto the Lord |
| This is my commandment (see Mundy, W.) |
| Thus art thou blessed (Pt II of Blessed art thou I) |
| Unto thee lift I up mine eyes |
| Ye people all in one accord |
