An Old English miscellany containing a bestiary, Kentish sermons, Proverbs of Alfred, religious poems of the thirteenth century,
Morris, Richard, ed. 1833-1894., Theobaldus episcopus Maurice de Sully bp. of Paris, d 1196.

Significacio.

Fele men hauen ðe tokning
     588
of ðif forbisnede ði[n]g,
wiðuten weren wulues*. [? sepes or lambes.] fel,
wiðinnen arn he wulues al;
he speken godcundhede,
     592
and wikke is here dede;
here dede is al vncuð
wið ðat spekeð here muð;
twifold arn on mode,
     596
he sweren bi ðe rode,
bi ðe sunne and bi ðe mone,
and he ðe legen sone,
mid here sage and mid here song
     600
he ðe swiken ðer imong,
ðin agte wið swiking,
ði soule wið lesing.