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other women be committed to our brethren . . . we also forbid anyone henceforth to tonsure, clothe in a habit, or receive the profession of any woman."33 This ruling did not put a halt to Dominican involvement in the
will fall down before him who sits upon the throne." 695-96 undernethen whijt . . . Blak. This is the habit of the Dominicans, black over white. 703 Hyldegare. Hildegarde of Bingen (1098-1180), who predicted the corruptions of monastic orders.
(see note) true in his faith liege (feudal superior) (see note) hiding place used forester according to group garment or habit religious guide; (see note) before wager Before clothed; (see note) quickly cowl (a monk's hood worn rood worn round
and the Self in Medieval Poetry, especially pp. 1-21 and 230-71. 15 1995, p. 235. Simpson is juxtaposing Gower's Aristotelian habit of mind with that of the Neoplatonist Alan de Lille, whose images give way to ideas. Gower's technique operates
five they remained on that hill altogether in ancient times; (see note) likewise; exactly (see note) Two years stained his habit with blood; trousers epidemic sickness among livestock; (see note) every day lay down and died cattle prayed; earnestly (t-note)
garment; (see note) The most beautiful; (see note) riches riches; (see note) custom Why, quickly They leave Were it once; habit [if] he were silent (see note) at a distance Wherever I want him destroy direct against nature chief turn;
of blue spot; (t-note) a bloody countenance prolific placed in; torment wicked remain bones What are you jabbering about all together Strike down; bitches; (t-note) Make destruction; dwelling vanguard Cause; bitches; moans brave deeds pieces Go to it; blue vengeance
passand, passing. 590 sithen, after. 591 langoring, languishing. 591-92 dede . . . browne blew, deathly to blue, and after a duller blue. 594-95 tho . . . clange, those that before were fresh, red, and pleasant in my eyes.
stay too long" ("we will not find him in time to help him"). 417 swerd. Cotton MS: swere. 425-29 Azure (blue) and sable (black) are heraldic colors, though Eglamour's device is not particularly authentic. The word sperys in the phrase
pledge my life on it the thickest; battle enjoyed; delight continuously mounted thought; mad recognize in battle dress crest; wears; blue pray succeed bears down on fierce (see note) in armor dealt; violence bold fought together then conduct themselves his
proper attention succeed Rhodes; (see note) hold up; praise Unless survive coat of arms; qualified; (see note) red; black escutcheon; blue As a sign; faithful; (t-note) (t-note) Filled; pictures; (see note) fret (ornament for the hair) motto (see note) baldric
do nearby so far hither earl dwelled called did; thither great pomp supper; prepared did; conceal foreign earl newly made blue young; (see note) supper earl young knight dear sick Providing that he had company would if; wants to go
gravely Truly; desire destruction pernicious altogether; be no remedy at once end; fortune approach face burnished adorned with heraldic devices blue; (see note) shaped by hammering into a thin sheet; (see note) middle before directly; (see note) (see note) imagination;
MWME 6:1994 [327]. Hands: Scribe A, carol and burden in black; Scribe B, incipit in red. Initial: Medium A in blue with red filigree (2 lines high). Meter: Five 7-line stanzas, abab4C2CC4, with 2-line tetrameter burden, introduced by tag-refrain "Leve
MWME 6:1994 [327]. Hands: Scribe A, carol and burden in black; Scribe B, incipit in red. Initial: Medium A in blue with red filigree (2 lines high). Meter: Five 7-line stanzas, abab4C2CC4, with 2-line tetrameter burden, introduced by tag-refrain "Leve
MWME 6:1994 [327]. Hands: Scribe A, carol and burden in black; Scribe B, incipit in red. Initial: Medium A in blue with red filigree (2 lines high). Meter: Five 7-line stanzas, abab4C2CC4, with 2-line tetrameter burden, introduced by tag-refrain "Leve
MWME 6:1994 [327]. Hands: Scribe A, carol and burden in black; Scribe B, incipit in red. Initial: Medium A in blue with red filigree (2 lines high). Meter: Five 7-line stanzas, abab4C2CC4, with 2-line tetrameter burden, introduced by tag-refrain "Leve
MWME 6:1994 [327]. Hands: Scribe A, carol and burden in black; Scribe B, incipit in red. Initial: Medium A in blue with red filigree (2 lines high). Meter: Five 7-line stanzas, abab4C2CC4, with 2-line tetrameter burden, introduced by tag-refrain "Leve
MWME 6:1994 [327]. Hands: Scribe A, carol and burden in black; Scribe B, incipit in red. Initial: Medium A in blue with red filigree (2 lines high). Meter: Five 7-line stanzas, abab4C2CC4, with 2-line tetrameter burden, introduced by tag-refrain "Leve
MWME 6:1994 [327]. Hands: Scribe A, carol and burden in black; Scribe B, incipit in red. Initial: Medium A in blue with red filigree (2 lines high). Meter: Five 7-line stanzas, abab4C2CC4, with 2-line tetrameter burden, introduced by tag-refrain "Leve