Purity, a Middle English poem, ed. with introduction, notes, and glossary by Robert J. Menner.
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- Purity, a Middle English poem, ed. with introduction, notes, and glossary by Robert J. Menner.
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- New Haven,: Yale university press; [etc., etc.]
- 1920.
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"Purity, a Middle English poem, ed. with introduction, notes, and glossary by Robert J. Menner." In the digital collection Corpus of Middle English Prose and Verse. https://name.umdl.umich.edu/ACS0188.0001.001. University of Michigan Library Digital Collections. Accessed May 27, 2024.
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Page 47
Notes
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MS. jhrlem, M. Iherusalem.
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M. inserts [is].
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MS. ȝedethyas, as M. notes.
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MS. wyth with.
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MS. isrl, with usual abbrev. for e attached to 1; M. Israel.
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MS. jrlem; M. Ierusalem (so also 1235, 1432).
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MS., M. baytayled.
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M. 1 teneled, M. 2 teueled.
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NED. prints atwappene (see note).
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MS., M. swyþee.
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MS. soveray; M. soueray[n].
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MS., M. to Colde wer al Calde (see note); Fi. suggests to-corven (!) for to Colde.
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MS., M., E. tuyred; G. tyrued: E. torne[d].
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MS. fo, as M. notes.
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M. supplies þat.
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M. to (with comma after suffer and semi-colon after syte), but MS., though very faint, seems to read so.