The Middle-English translation of Palladius De Re Rustica / ed. by Mark Liddell.

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The Middle-English translation of Palladius De Re Rustica / ed. by Mark Liddell.
Author
Palladius, Rutilius Taurus Aemilianus, Liddell, Mark Harvey.
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Berlin: E. Ebering
1896
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"The Middle-English translation of Palladius De Re Rustica / ed. by Mark Liddell." In the digital collection Corpus of Middle English Prose and Verse. https://name.umdl.umich.edu/CME00114. University of Michigan Library Digital Collections. Accessed June 2, 2024.

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  • Bildynge of housynge for husbondrie: 6; e.
  • How bildyng is best to stonde: 6; f, g.
  • Bildynge of wyntir housynge: 6; h.
  • Bildynge, stuffe and craft for the same: 7; a, b.
  • Bildyng, how to white: 8; c, d. [ 20]
  • Bernys, to be drie sette: 9; d.
  • ...

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  • Bildyng thoil celar: 9; g, h.
  • Bildynge the wyn celar: 9; b, c.
  • Bildynge or makynge the cisterne: 8; f. g, & 9: a.
  • Bildynge stablis, & stondynge for hors & neet: 10; a, b. [ 25]
  • Bildynge of muys: 10; d, g, & 11; a, b.
  • Bildynge the columbaire: 10; e.
  • Bricke wallis, and settynge of light: 7: g, h.
  • Bildynge for hay, chaf, and tymber: 14: c.
  • Bildynge of bathis: 20: c, d, e, f, g, h, &c. [ 30]
  • Bildynge the backehous: 21; d. [fol. 1a.]
  • Bricke makynge for bildynge: 79; e.
  • Bildynge tymber, to falle in Nouember: 114: b, &c.
  • The bee yerd, how hit shal stonde: [19: a.] [34 Reference omitted.]
  • fflouris for been, and a chast keper: 19; b, &c. [ 35]
  • Been, to be bought: 20; a, b.
  • Been, seeknesse and helynge of hem; 70; e, &c.
  • Been beth sumtyme to wel at ese: 71; a, b, c. [38 Ms. atese.]
  • Been, forto trace vnto their dwellyng: 74; f, &c.
  • Been beth encreced in May and may not slepe [ 40] ffor the bridde bee that must be slayn: 79; b.
  • Bee hyuys castracioun: 82; e, &c.
  • Be war lest the bee fle fro thee: 83: a, &c.
  • The kyng of been to knowe, & been to hyue: 83; d.
  • The batayl of been to ben appesed: 83; c. [ 45]
  • Been, to replenysh aftir their pestilence: 83; h.
  • Bee hyuys, to clense & kepe in November: 112; a, b.
  • Balke not thi lond, in L. at Lond.
  • Boolis, to chese: 66; h, &c.
  • Boolis, to make engender malis or femalis: 67; b. [ 50]
  • Boolis, to putte to their femalis, and for how many femalis oon male may suffise: 86; c, d.
  • Blissounynge of sheep: 86; e, &c.
  • Brennynge of pasturis: 88; g.
    • Barly galatike,
    • Barly cateryne,
    • Beetis,
    • Brasike,
    in S. at Sowe. [ 55]
  • ...

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  • Benys to repe and keepe: 81; d.
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