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The Corpus of Middle English Prose and Verse
es Baldak Baghdad . ; and of Affric þe cheeffe citee es Cartage, þe whilk Dydo founded, þat was þe wyf of Eneas , first kyng of Troy and seyne of Italy . Mesopotamy also marchez apon þe desertes of
Abymalech son, and þe prophetisse Debbora ouercome þe oste of Ydumee, when Cisara þe kyng was slayne thurgh Iabel, Aber wyf, as tellez þe Byble . And in þat same place Gedeon and ccc. men with him discoumfit three kynges,
men callez Abbana. At þe passing of þis riuer saynt Eustace , þat sum tyme was called Placidas, lost his wyf and his twa childer. Þis riuer rynnes thurgh þe playne of Archades, and so to þe Reed See. Fra
went Abraham at þe bidding of Godd , after þat his fader was deed, and tuke with him Sara his wyf and his broþer son Loth , for þat tyme he had na childer him self, and come in to
meet for þe kyng and oþer grete lordes. In þat land es a custom þat, when a man dyes, his wyf es grauen with him all qwikk; for þai say it es gude skille þat scho bere him company in
all þe werld was fordone thurgh Noe flude, oute taken a few menyee, þat es to say Noe and his wyf, his sonnes and þaire wyfes. For Noe had three sonnes Sem , Cham and Iaphet . Cham was he
þer sisters and þer sibbe wymmen, and dwellez togyder in a hous ten or twelf or ma. And ilke mannez wyf sall be comoun till oþer þat wonnez þare; and ilkane of þam takez oþer wyfez, ane a nyght, anoþer
lady was born at Nazareth þerfore bare oure lord his surname of þat town. Þere toke Iosepℏ oure lady to wyf whan sche was .xiiij. ȝeere of age And þere Gabrieƚƚ grette oure lady seyenge: Aue gracia plena dominus tecum,
whilk men callez Abbana. At þe passing of þis riuer saynt Eustace þat sum tyme was called Placidas lost his wyf and his twa childer. Þis riuer rynnes thurgℏ þe playne of Archades and so to þe reed see. Fra
like to ten virginis, þe which token her lampis, and wente wenten , E. out aȝens þe spouse and his wyf; but fyve of hem were foolis, and fyve of hem weren ware. But þe fyve foolis token her lampis,
borne in þat citee, as þe Book of Kingis telliþ. And so Joseph wente wiþ Marie , þat was his wyf, in to Bedelem, to make þis professioun þat þe emperour bad make. Þei brouȝten an oxe and an asse
betere hem were at home in huere londe, þen forte seche flemmyshe by þe see stronde, whare þourh moni frenshe wyf wryngeþ hire honde, whare þourh, ms. whare rourh. ant singeþ " weylaway " ! þe kyng of fraunce made
may heere (43) ¶ Lo / right so / as the loue of Crist quod she Made me thy brotheres wyf/. right in that wise Anon for myn Allyee / heer take I thee Syn that thou wolt thyne ydoles
at hom for þyn coreccioun Thow lyxt quod sche be myn sauacyoun Ne was I neuere er no wedewe ne wyf Somounede on to ȝoure court in al myn lyf Ne neuere I nas but of myn body trewe Vn-to
at hom for þi correccioun Thou lixt quod sche by my sauacioun Ne was I neuer er now wydow ne wyf Somound vnto ȝour court/ in al my lyf Ne neuer I was but of my body trewe vnto þe
D. þyn halyday In allë þyngë al þynge O, alle þyng H. þat þou may. in clene lyuyng . man wyf & may. D. Ne þou shalt swere vnwurschyply, ne swere not vn-wurþly D. By oure lorde, ne by by
þat D. ys, an oþe oute of mesure, Þat he shulde haue a mysauenture On wyfë, and on chylde, to wyf & child þat schulde D. falle, And on hys ouþer godys alle, But he holdë at hys myght hys
I no more sayn Be war by þese ensamples olde and playn That no man telle his counseil to his wyf Of such þing as he wold haue secre fayn If / þat/ it touche his lymes or his lif
no loue ne wyf I am þou wost ȝit / of thyn compaygnye VII . 81. A mayde & loue huntyng & venery And for to walkyn in the wodys wilde And not to ben a wyf & ben with
horn & aþulf knyht him biforn knyht nou is tyme forto sitte byme do nou þat we spake to þi wyf þou me take Nou þou hast wille þyne vnbynd me of þis pyne rymenild nou be stille ichulle don