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 10, 2024.
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Notes
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M. [þ]at, but þ seems to me as legible as initial þ in two lines preceding, all extremely faint.
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MS. ffor, the r resembles a modern x, and is unlike either of the scribe's r's (cf. broþer, 924, and see Introd., p. ix); MS., M., Sk. forme-foster; M. note, Fi. forme-fosterez.
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MS., M., Sk. lede; M. in notes ledes(?), accepted by Fi.
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MS., M. fende; Sk., E. fende[z].
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MS., M., Sk. famed; M. note fained(?).
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MS., M. marre; Sk. marre[d].
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MS. coruppte; M., Sk. corupte.
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MS. wtīme.
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MS. bourez (see Introd., p. x, n. 3).
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MS. boþe, but e peculiar, as though corrected from o: boskez retraced by second hand, as also parts of ll. 324-5 (see Introd., p. ix).
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MS. þat þat, with a line drawn through second þat; M. 1 þat þat; M. 2 þat.