Search Results

You searched for:

Keyword:
- 1
Resource:
- TEAMS Middle English Texts

Your search found 973 results in 1 resource

Format

Full-text transcription (973)
Summary or Calendar (0)
Manuscript Description (0)

Date

1000 – 1124 (0)
1125 – 1249 (0)
1250 – 1374 (0)
1375 – 1500 (0)

Access Type

Free / No Subscription (973)
Subscription (0)

TEAMS Middle English Texts Series

973 results from this resource . Displaying 181 to 200

Book of Ruth

people Jews and pagans read forefathers brief; related many matters; considered [May] He; bliss Go To First Book of Kings (1 Samuel) Book of Ruth BOOK OF RUTH: EXPLANATORY NOTES ABBREVIATIONS: CA: Gower, Confessio Amantis; CM: Cursor mundi; CT: Chaucer,

The Northern Homily Cycle: Homily 59, Twenty-Fourth Sunday After Trinity

Go To Bibliography The Northern Homily Cycle, Homily 59: Twenty-Fourth Sunday after Trinity HOMILY 59, TWENTY-FOURTH SUNDAY AFTER TRINITY: FOOTNOTES 1 Twenty-fourth Sunday [after Trinity] according to John. In that time 2 Latin rubric (John 6:5-15): When Jesus therefore had

Item 15, A Prayer to Mary: Introduction

Go To Item 15, A Prayer to Mary, text Go To Abbreviations Item 15, A PRAYER TO MARY, INTRODUCTION: FOOTNOTES 1 See Maidstones Concordia. See also Strohm, Queens as Intercessors. 2 Woolf, English Religious Lyric, pp. 34. 3 On the

Item 22, The Jealous Wife: Introduction

(item 26) with its debate between Mercy and Justice, and the many narratives that end with joyous family reunions (items 1, 5, 20, and 39). Text Aside from the glaring fact of the texts incompletion due to the missing leaves

Item 30, The Lament of Mary: Introduction

the family throughout Ashmole 61. Laments for lost children appear in Saint Eustace, Sir Isumbras, and The Jealous Wife (items 1, 5, and 22). Sir Orfeo includes similarly powerful grief in the lament of Orfeo for Dame Heurodys (item 39).

Items 9-11, Latin Epigrams and the Rules for Purchasing Land: Introduction

Items 11a-b, Latin Epigrams, text Go To Abbreviations Items 9-11, LATIN EPIGRAMS AND THE RULES FOR PURCHASING LAND, INTRODUCTION: FOOTNOTES 1 Quintus Ennius, Annales, book 6, line 167, p. 86. 2 Cicero cites the line only to ridicule the implausibility

The Lufaris Complaynt: Introduction

University Press, 1984; rpt. 1994. [Latin text with facing-page English translation.] Go To The Lufaris Complaynt LUFARIS COMPLAYNT, INTRODUCTION: FOOTNOTE 1 The Floure and the Leafe and The Assembly of Ladies, ed. D. A. Pearsall (London: Thomas Nelson and Sons,

19. Marcedarge

asketh nothinge but reason is able for to overcome his enemye." Go To 20. Thescile 19. Marcedarge, Notes 19. MARCEDARGE 1 besynesses, business. 2 oon, one; science, knowledge; tother, other. 3 lette, forsake. 4 douted and dredde, respected and feared.

20. Thescile

thiself, shewe thee as the seeke man dothe to the leeche." Go To 21. Gregory 20. Thescile, Notes 20. THESCILE 1 boystous, blunt. 2 barate, deception. 3 venyme, venom. 4 sonnest geven heele, soonest give healing. 5 desyerous, desirous; meetes,

The York Corpus Christi Plays: Play 40, The Travelers to Emmaus

Doubting Thomas The York Corpus Christi Cycle: Play 40, The Travelers to Emmaus Play 40, THE TRAVELERS TO EMMAUS: FOOTNOTES 1 For all the sweat that he perspired with whips (blows) that they directed [at] him 2 He being without

Poems in Celebration of Mary