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46 Moreouer, he that goeth into ye house all the whyle that it is shut vp, shalbe vncleane vntyll the euen. 47 He also that sleepeth in the house, shal washe his clothes: he lykewyse that eateth in ye house, shall washe his clothes. 48 And yf the priest come and see that the plague hath spread no further in ye house after that it is newe plastered: the priest shall iudge that house cleane, because the plague is healed. 49 And let hym take to clense the house withall, two birdes, ceder wood, and a scarlet lase and ysope. 50 And he shal kill one of the birdes in an earthen vessell, & vpon runnyng water: 51 And take the ceder wood, and the ysope, and the scarlet lase with the lyuyng birde, and dippe them in the blood of the slayne birde, and in the runnyng water, & sprinckle the house seue tymes. 52 And he shall clense the house with the blood of ye birde, & with the running water, with the liuing birde, with the ceder wood, & the ysope, and the scarlet lase . 53 But he shall let the lyuyng birde flee out of the towne into the brode fieldes, & so make an attonement for the house, and it shalbe cleane. 54 This is the lawe for all maner plague of leprosie and fret, 55 And of the leprosie of garment & house, 56 For a swellyng, for a scabbe, and for a shynyng whyte, 57 To teache when it must be made vncleane, and cleane: this is the lawe of leprosie. Leviticus 14:46-57, Bishops' Bible of 1568. Public domain.
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