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aȝen þe fredom of cristis lawe. & herfore crist clepiþ so ofte pharisees ypocritis, & seyþ: " ffle Luke xii. [1. ] ȝee fro sourdou of pharisees, þat is ypocrisye, for þei ben blaunchid wiþ-oute as sepulcris, and wiþ-inne ful

where soft speche shulde not moue; & þus men seyen þat hely þe heyȝ prest was dampned, for he re|proued 1 Sam . iii. 13. hise sones but to softliche & slowliche; & in þis synnen mony men, & herfore

Auch weitere Reimbindung, wie sie die Lyrik liebt, zeichnet einzelne Verse aus, vgl. XI , 2 und 4; XII , 1 und 2. Das Lied gehört in die bei den Provenzalen und Nordfranzosen gleich beliebte Gattung des " estrif "

clerk Me to destourbe / of Cristes hooly werk And after that thanne telle I forth my tales 1 Bulles of popes 1 [ 1_1 nearly scratcht out of the MS ] and of Cardynales Of Patriarkes / and bishoppes

GROUP G . FRAGMENT VIII . § 1. THE SECOND NUN ' S TALE. ELLESMERE MS. [THE PROEM. ] ¶ The prologe of the Seconde Nonnes tale . (1) THe Ministre and the Norice / vn-to vices Which that men

G. FRAGMENT VIII . § 1. THE SECOND NUN ' S TALE. CAMBRIDGE MS. [THE PROEM. ] [Here begynnethe þe Prologge of þe Secound Nunne [No breaks between the stanzas in Sloane . ] (1) The mynystre of þe Noryce

and thorough hys rede: Ofte I have herd trewlye 1 [That he was nothynge geltye. ' Then spake þe dewke wyth yre, ' Be god, that made water and fyre, ] 1 1_1 These three lines, wanting in the Caius

It may be for synguler, singulus, i. unus per se , sunderly, vocab. in Rel. Ant . v. 1, p. 9, col. 1. persone; but þe dignyte of a prince requirethe vche office must haue oon to be rewlere in

[ Kalendar : (i) lunar, (ii) dominical, (iii) Roman , (iv) church. ] Ianuarius. (1) iij A KL O Ihesu lorde! for þi Circumsicyon, 1. Circumcisic Do |mini. b iiij N s In þ e begynnyng as of þe new

Þis is preuyd þus, for euery seculere lorde by þe lawe of þe gospelle is goddis bayly. But Luke xvi. [1. ] if eny bayly hiryd a werkeman wiþ his lordis goode and putt hym to his owne seruyce, he

Ms. Auchinl. fol. 16b. (c. 1310 ). Ms. Auchinl., aus dem Anfang des 14. Jhrhds., enthält folg. Legenden: 1) Grego |rius fol. 1, Anfang fehlt, im Ms. als 6. Stück bezeichnet (die ersten 5 sind ausgefallen), 2) Adam und Eva

þing; for þe apostil seiþ, An idol is no þing in þe world; þey are not seid of ymagis brout 1 Cor . uiij o . in bi þe kirk. For þe decre seiþ, Cristun men callen not worscipful Decre.

Sk. emends to were; B. would read bonkes. And heterly to þe hyȝe hyllez þay aled on faste. MS., M. 1 aled; M. 2 , Sk. [h ] aled, but consistency in this respect would necessitate many more emendations. Bot

of hire appill. [40 stanzas of 7 lines each, ababb, cc. ] (1) Ofader god, how fers & how cruel, In whom t he list or wilt, canst þou the make! Whom wilt thu spare? ne wot I neuere a

be led bi hem in kepynge of his soule, for drede lest þei falle boþ in-to 1 helle. For siþþe þei ledyn hemself to 1 1_1 omitted X. helle-ward for ignoraunce of holy writt or coueitise of worldeli worschipe, heiȝe

god sent hym for to preche þe gospel & not to 1 Cor . i. 17. cristene men; and ion þe ewangelist seiþ, ȝif a man see his 1 John iii. 17. broþer haue nede & close his mercy fro

/ but non ydyl ese But thow þis mayd / tendere was of age ȝit in þe 1 in here chaste virginite 1 [ 1_1 later ] There was enclosede rype & sad corage And in gret / reuerence &

virgynyus A-geyns the lawe a-geyn alle equyte Holdyth expres a-geyn the wil of me Myn seruant which that 1 is myn 1 [ 1_1 later ] thral be ryȝt Whiche from myn hous was stole vp-on a nyȝt Whil that

A charter of the King between Deenys Schor|chebef, asker, and William son of Wymund and Richard son of Ralph about 1 hide. 1199 , Aug. 28 . Suit by which Denyse Scorchebef, after estab|lishing her rights over a hide, granted

f 87. Opening and Cap . 1. Miȝtfuƚƚ god, þat euermore is wondirful in hys seyntis & glorious in his werkis, many wondirful þingis wrouȝt and schewed to aƚƚ his holy seyntis, & specialiche to þe .iij. worschippeful kynges, þe

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