• Capgrave, The Life of Saint Katherine: Prologue

fine vestments loudly reveal old covers; pages; torn know; sought and intended Open unless How covers; pages way; them jaws food; good must otherwise (see note) harm; back As; formerly then; at once as if it were honey astonished; though;

• The York Corpus Christi Plays: Play 5, The Fall

[it to]; mood Then Satan slips away attend to angry; (t-note) [something] wrong serpent; caused; know Don’t forego; obtain value food is true (see note) And he takes [the fruit] and eats Evil advisor, a curse on you enticed body;

• The York Corpus Christi Plays: Play 14, The Nativity

to the literal meaning (i.e., the actual Child) here, King supports a “sacramental reading” that links the Child with the food of the Eucharist, particularly appropriate for a pageant presented on Corpus Christi (York Mystery Cycle, p. 103). A Eucharistic

• The York Corpus Christi Plays: Play 27, The Last Supper

shepherd; sheep; (see note) seek slain; (t-note) unhappiness be restored; (t-note) obliged; relieve support promise promised it to me spiritual food (sustenance) thrones; (see note) heed all together tribes distraught more dangers; expected taken grief (see note) none buy Satchels

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

conventionally show his seat to be the place of honor. The table may already be outfitted with bread and other food and drink, or these are brought on by a servant without any delay. 157–58 Nowe blisse I this brede

• The York Corpus Christi Plays: Play 41, Doubting Thomas

misery; relieve in that manner Touch; everyone; (t-note) Examine (i.e., Touch) cause; to know; with certainty examples many (see note) food company eat; (t-note) loving; always (forever) honeycomb Roast fish beg; (t-note) truth despair; (see note) believe Still; hereafter leftovers

• Amis and Amiloun

dispense food and clothing I am; person loathsome leave off harsh news I know no other counsel It behooves us to beg our bread [That] I know how it goes In the morning as soon as Prepared themselves intended food;

• Second Book of Maccabees 7

lawys be led.” treasure without reckoning treasury beside many solaces on each health; whole power and much suffering brothers; time food laws 18145 18150 18155 1513. When the chyld herd all how he ment, he answerd evyn withoutyn aw And

• Mum and the Sothsegger

(see note) is required (see note) yourself; bounds reproach; shooting of arrows; (see note) it seems to me reward; flattery food allowance; servant; (see note) allow; (see note) While you could (see note) Do Better (see note) parted company conversation

• Robert Henryson, The Complete Works: Fables

sweating; food In what a way does he; remains So that barely; afford after; rent live; cabbage broth no pity; make; sweat weak; belly then has; good; eat household; evening when; home should; afraid; reproof; (t-note) demands make; without food

• Robert Henryson, The Complete Works: Fables

sweating; food In what a way does he; remains So that barely; afford after; rent live; cabbage broth no pity; make; sweat weak; belly then has; good; eat household; evening when; home should; afraid; reproof; (t-note) demands make; without food

• Robert Henryson, The Complete Works: Fables

sweating; food In what a way does he; remains So that barely; afford after; rent live; cabbage broth no pity; make; sweat weak; belly then has; good; eat household; evening when; home should; afraid; reproof; (t-note) demands make; without food

• Robert Henryson, The Complete Works: Fables

sweating; food In what a way does he; remains So that barely; afford after; rent live; cabbage broth no pity; make; sweat weak; belly then has; good; eat household; evening when; home should; afraid; reproof; (t-note) demands make; without food

• Robert Henryson, The Complete Works: Fables

sweating; food In what a way does he; remains So that barely; afford after; rent live; cabbage broth no pity; make; sweat weak; belly then has; good; eat household; evening when; home should; afraid; reproof; (t-note) demands make; without food

• Robert Henryson, The Complete Works: Fables

sweating; food In what a way does he; remains So that barely; afford after; rent live; cabbage broth no pity; make; sweat weak; belly then has; good; eat household; evening when; home should; afraid; reproof; (t-note) demands make; without food

• Robert Henryson, The Complete Works: Fables

sweating; food In what a way does he; remains So that barely; afford after; rent live; cabbage broth no pity; make; sweat weak; belly then has; good; eat household; evening when; home should; afraid; reproof; (t-note) demands make; without food

• Robert Henryson, The Complete Works: Fables

sweating; food In what a way does he; remains So that barely; afford after; rent live; cabbage broth no pity; make; sweat weak; belly then has; good; eat household; evening when; home should; afraid; reproof; (t-note) demands make; without food

• Robert Henryson, The Complete Works: Fables

sweating; food In what a way does he; remains So that barely; afford after; rent live; cabbage broth no pity; make; sweat weak; belly then has; good; eat household; evening when; home should; afraid; reproof; (t-note) demands make; without food

• Robert Henryson, The Complete Works: Fables

sweating; food In what a way does he; remains So that barely; afford after; rent live; cabbage broth no pity; make; sweat weak; belly then has; good; eat household; evening when; home should; afraid; reproof; (t-note) demands make; without food

• Robert Henryson, The Complete Works: Fables

sweating; food In what a way does he; remains So that barely; afford after; rent live; cabbage broth no pity; make; sweat weak; belly then has; good; eat household; evening when; home should; afraid; reproof; (t-note) demands make; without food