Comp. Troilus and Cressida, IV. st. 136:
— For some men sain, that God seeth all beforne,. . . . .Than mote it fallen, though men had it sworne,That purveiaunce hath seene beforne to be—] So stronge it is þat þeihe þe werlde had it swore The contrarie of a þinge be ȝe or naye Ȝit some time it schal fal on a daye. [V. 77.] Line 1668 Þat falleþ nouht eft wiþ-inne a þousande ȝere ffor certeinly oure appetites here Be it of werre of pese. or hate or loue All is þis rewled be þe siht aboue Line 1672 This Mene .I. nowe be myhty Theseus [V. 77.] That for to hunt is so desirus And namely att þe grete hert in maie That in his bed þere daweþ him no daie Line 1676
