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.
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Palladius, Rutilius Taurus Aemilianus, Liddell, Mark Harvey.
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Berlin: E. Ebering
1896
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TABULA.

  • Ayer, watir, londe, and gouernaunce: 1; c, d, [fol. 1.]
  • Probacioun of holsum ayer: 1; e.
  • Aray, axis, and instrumentis for tilmen: 21; e, f, g.
  • Ablaqueacioun or excodicacioun of vynys: 23; a.
  • Almaunttre, settyng, and good lond for hem: 27; f, g, h. [ 5]
  • Almaundis, steepynge or watterynge forto sette: 28; a, b, c.
  • Almaundis, to make tendir and swete: 28; e, f.
  • Almaundis, to be white & longe durynge: 28; g.
  • Almaundis, to growe writen with lettris: 28; h.
  • Almaundis, to sowe & graffe in ffeueryeer: 50; f. [ 10] [10 Ms. feueryeer.]
  • Appultreen, a general reule forto sette: 40; g.
    • Anyse,
    • Aborace,
    • Ache,
    • Arage,
    in S. at Sowynge.
  • Assis, to rere: 70; d.
  • Accharnys, gaderynge: 114; a. [ 15]
  • 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.
  • Cisterne, celar for oilis, wyn celar, and the columbary: in B. at Bildynge
  • Cucumber, in ffeueryeer to sowe, and make swete, [ 60] [60 Ms. feueryer.] withouten core, or longe as a reed: 57; c, d, e.
  • Cucumber is so ferd of thundir that hit wole turne, and from oil hit wul clicche: 57; e. [fol. 2.]
  • Cucumber, to make of what fourme thee list: 57; f.
  • Cucumber, to graffe in brere and ferule: 57; g. [ 65]
  • Cornys may not be touchid in flowryng: 76; a, b.
    • Chicchis,
    • Cressis,
    • Cunula,
    • Commyn,
    • Cicera,
    • Colcase,
    • Cappare,
    • Coriaunder,
    • Cerfoile,
    • Cucumber,
    in S. at Sowe. [ 70]
  • Cannetis, in ffeueryeer to make: 41; g, h.
  • Chastyntre, plauntynge & settynge in Nouember: 111; a.
  • Chastyntre, settynge in ffeueryeer: 50; f.
  • Citurtre, tilynge in Marche: 61; d, &c. [ 75]
  • Citurtre, graffynge, & of his eternyte in fruyt & flour: 62; c.
  • Citurtreis bitter mary to chaunge into swete: 62; e.
  • Citurtre, tilynge in May: 77; e.
  • Citurtre, plauntynge in Juyn: 86; b.
  • Citur fruyt, to keepe: 62; f, g. [ 80]
  • Chiritre, in October graffynge & settynge, and What lond is good for hem: 99; h, &c.
  • Chiryis, to growe withoute boonys: 100; d, &c.
  • Remedie for rotynge and for auntis: 100; f.
  • Coltis or folis of hors, to knowe: 69; e. [ 85]
  • Causynge of coltis teeth: 69; g.
  • Caluys, geldynge in diuerse wise: 77; f.
  • Caluys castracioun in Juyn: 82; d.
  • Chese, makynge kepynge & counfitynge: 78; e.
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  • Chese, makynge & counfitynge in Juyn: [82; d.] [ 90] [90 Reference omitted.]
  • Carene, defrut, & sape counfit in October: 105; a.
  • Cidonyte counfit in October: 105; d, &c.
  • Dalis beth not to dwelle inne: 8; e. [fol. 2a.]
  • Dowuys, to multiplie: 10; g.
  • Dowuys to be saued from the wesil: 10; f. [ 95]
  • Donge or myddyng, how to sette: 14; d.
  • Deluynge, diuerse tymes: 15; d.
  • Deluynge aboute vynys or treen: 41; b, c.
  • Date bonys, to sette in October: 99; c, d.
  • Defrut, to counfit in October: 105; a. [ 100]
  • Erthe, in L. at Londe.
  • Excodicacioun in vynys in Janyueer: 23; a.
  • Eryng of londe in L. at Londe.
  • Exon, to chese in Marche: 66; c, &c.
  • Exon of dyuerse condiciouns: 66; f, g. [ 105]
  • Exon, tamynge: 67; f, g, h.
  • Exon, tamynge in other wise: 68; a, b.
  • Emplasturynge solempne in Juyn: 81; h, &c.
  • Emplasturynge in Juyl: 86; a.
  • Emplasturynge in Aust: 89; d. [ 110]
  • Feelde, in L. at Londe.
  • ffeeldis, to bey, discrecioun: 6; a.
  • ffleen forto destroye: 17; b, c.
  • ffloorynge for thresshyng: 18; f, g, h, &: 8; d, e.
  • ffallynge tymber in Janyueer: 30; g. [ 115]
  • ffallynge of tymber for gutters: 77; a.
  • Figtre plauntynge in Marche: 63; e, &c.
  • ffygtre, londe, and settynge in iij maners: 63; f, &c.
  • ffigtre, to caprifie & scarifie with dyuerse remedie: 64; e, &c. [119 Ms. sacrifie. B scarifie.]
  • ffigtre, to remedie that castith his fruyt: 65; a, &c. [ 120]
  • ffigis fele and fatte, to make: 65; c.
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  • ffigis, sone ripe, to be latly ripe, & econtra: 65; c.
  • ffigtre, graffynge vndir rynde in Aprile: 65; d. [fol. 3.]
  • ffigtre, plechynge and inoculynge: 65; e.
  • ffigtre, settynge in May: 77; e. [ 125]
  • ffigtre, caprifiynge and graffynge in Juyn: 81; h.
  • ffigis, kepinge: 65; g, h.
  • ffigis of diuers colouris vpon oon tree: 66; a, b.
  • Feyngreek, heruest for fodder in Juyn: 81; c.
    • fficchis,
    • ffasele,
    • ffeyngreek,
    • fforage,
    in S. at Sowe. [ 130]
  • ffern and seggis, to distrie in Aust: 88; h.
  • fferment, musty: 105; f.
  • ffesauntis, to rere and to fatte: 12; h. &c.
  • Gouernaunce, in, the greet part of husbondrie: 2; h. [ 135]
  • Graynys, in S. at Seed.
  • Grauel, preef, and grosshing grauel is best: 7; c, d.
  • Garner makyng: 9; e, f.
  • Gardyn, how hit shal stonde: 14; f, g, h.
  • Gardyn closure: 15; a, b, c: and also 42; b, c. [ 140]
  • Gardyn remedie: 15; g, h, &c.
  • Graffe in thi cuntre gise: 15; f.
  • Graffynge in iij maners in ffeueryeer: 38; c. &c.
  • Graffis, chesyng, gretnesse, and shape: 38; g, h, [144 Ms. sharpe. B shappe.]
  • Graffyng of vynys in elmis: 39; b, c. [ 145]
  • Graffyng pechis to growe withoute bonys: 39; c, d, e.
  • Graffyng & settyng of pertreen in feueryeer: 44; e.
  • Graffyng of silique in ffeueryeer: 49; e.
  • Graffynge of mulberytre: 49; f, g: & 50; a, b, c.
  • Graffynge pertre and citurtre in Aust: 89; d. [ 150]
  • Graffynge figtre in F. at ffigtre
  • Graffyng cucumber in C. at Cucumber
  • Graffyng citurtre in C. at Citurtre
  • Graffyng of melis in M. at Melis. [fol. 3a.]
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  • Graffyng of myddellers in M. at Middillers. [ 155]
  • Graffyng of mastiketre in M. at Mastiketre.
  • Graffyng olyuys in O. at Olyuys.
  • Graffyng pechis in P. at Pechis.
  • Graffyng pertren in P. at Peris.
  • Graffyng pomgarnatis in P. at Pomgarnatis. [ 160]
  • Graffyng of plumtre in P. at Plumtre.
  • Graffyng of quyncis in Q. at Quyncis.
  • Graffyng of tuberes in T. at Tuberes.
  • Graffyng of vynys in V. at Vynys.
  • Grape vngreyned, in diuers maner: 52; a, &c. [ 165]
  • Grapis, white & blake in oon vyne: 53; a.
  • Grapis, whiche for the bord, whiche for the wyn: 33; [c] [167 Reference-letter omitted.]
  • Grapis, keepinge; good crafte: 95; g.
  • Grapis bireyned, to remedie: 98; a.
  • Grapis, to kepe in the vyne til veer: 112; f. [ 170]
  • Greek reisouns: 105; g, h.
    • Garlec,
    • Goordis,
    • Gooldis,
    • Gith,
    in S. at Sowynge.
  • Gresse, to distrie in iij maners: 87; b.
  • Gees, to rere and fatte: 13; d, e. [ 175]
  • Goot buckis, to chese and gouerne: 113; f, g, h.
  • Gynnys, makyng for foulyng: 94; f.
  • Gynnys and foulyng in December: 118; d.
  • Husbondrie stont in iiij thingis: 1; c.
  • Haliday hath noo necessite: 4; b. [ 180]
  • Housynge in B. at Bildinge.
  • Hempe, holihocke in S. at Sowynge.
  • Hors, stondynge: 10; a, b.
  • Hors, stalons putte to maris in Marche: 68; c, d.
  • Hors shuld ha fourme, colour, meryte & pulcritude: 68; d. [ 185] [fol. 4.]
  • Hors, stalons age, and maris: 69: d.
  • Stalons of assis, with her age: 70; b, c.
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  • Hennys, to rere and make hem ofte hacche: 11; c, d.
  • Hennys, to hele of the pippe and of the cornys: 11; e.
  • Hony counfit: 82; h, &c. Hony onfake counfit: 91; h. [ 190] [190 After this line in B: Hony and wexe of dyvers herbes 19: e.]
  • Heruest in Juyn: 80; f, g. Heruest in Juyl: 85; c.
  • Heruest of panyke in September: 94; f.
  • Houris in Janyueer: 30; h. In ffeueryeer: 53; b. In Marche: 71; d. In Aprile: 75; f. In May: 80; a. In Juyn: 85; a. In Juyl: 88; a. In Aust: 92; a. [ 195] In Septembre: 96; a. In October: 106; a. In Nouember: 117; a: and houris in December: 118; e.
  • Iuglandis, tilynge: 50; f.
  • Karene, defruyt, and sape counfit: 105; a.
  • Londis electioun: 2; a, e, f, g. [ 200]
  • Lond, feebil, and fertil lond: 2; b, c, d. [201 After this in B: Lande bareyn is to be fledde fro: 3; h.]
  • Lond is not to be balked: 4; c, & 23; c.
  • Lond, profounde for grete olyuys: 4; d.
  • Lond for whete and barly: 5; d, e.
  • Lond is to take on honde as me may tile: 4; g. [ 205]
  • Lond ouergrowe is holpen with gouernaunce: 4; h. [206 After this in B: Lande for whete and barly: 5; d, c.]
  • Lond that is salt to be remedied: 5; f, g.
  • Lond, chesynge in cold contre: 6; c.
  • Lond, fenny nys not to plowe: 23; d.
  • Lond for vynys: 25; b. ffor mulberitre: 48; h. [ 210] [210 After this in B: Lande ofte ereed or plowed: 30; d, e.]
  • Lond for melis: 47: a, b. ffor quincis: 48; c, d.
  • Lond, plowynge in Janyueer: [23; b, c, d.] In ffeueryeer: [32; b, d.] In Marche: [54; g.] In Aprile: [72; g.] [212, 213 Refe∣rences in brackets omitted.]
  • Lond, plowynge in May: 76; e. In Juyn: 81; c. [fol. 4a.]
  • In Juyl: 85; c, d. In Aust: 88; [d.] In September: 92; d. [ 215] [215 Reference-letter omitted.]
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  • Lond, dongynge in September: 92; f, g.
  • Lond, to remedie for ille humour: 93; a, b. [217 Ms. homour.]
  • Lond, to remedie for ille beestis: 93; b, c.
  • Lond, weet, wodi, wedi, or stony, to remedie: 76; e.
  • Lyme, the makyng therof: 7; f. [ 220]
  • Lilies, to sette or sowe: 41; e, f.
  • Letuce, sowynge, and to make white letuce: 26; b, c, d.
  • Letuce with other herbis in a voride: 26; e, f, g.
  • Letuce, Lynseed in S. at Sowynge.
  • Leek, sowynge & to ha tendir & greet leek: 43; g, h. [ 225]
  • Leek plauntis, how to kitte & sette: 44; a, b.
  • Lupyne, repynge, kepynge, & sowynge: 81; e.
  • Lambis to rere: 112; h, &c.
  • Liquamen castimonial: 46; g. h.
  • Larde, bacons and echyne fish. to salte: 118; c. [ 230]
  • Moold is to be moued aboute a roote: 4; h.
  • Muyis in B. at Bildyng.
  • Middyng or donghil: 14; d.
  • Markyng of beestis, & makynge condymentes: 30; b.
  • Medis in lene & drie lond: 23; b. Medis in cold [ 235] lond. to clense: 54; g. Medis in tempur lond: 32; a.
  • Medis, newe to make: 93; h, and 14; a, b, c.
  • Melis, to graffe in ffeueryeer: 46; h.
  • Melis, lond to growe in, and more graffyng: 4[1]; h, &c. [239 Ms. 4.]
  • Melis, to remedie: 47; d. e. [ 240]
  • Melis may be graffyd in diuers treen: 47; f. [241 After this line in B: Moldewarpps to sle: 56; g, h, & 17: 8, e.]
  • Melis fruyt, kepyng: 47; f, g, h.
  • Melis maad aisel and wyn of: 48; b.
  • Mixe sowynge and settynge in Marche: 50; e.
  • Melons, to sette in Marche, and make hem swete [ 245] as mylke, and smellyng as rosis: 57; b. [fol. 5.]
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  • Middillers, to sette in Marche: 62; g, h. [247 After this line in B: Meddelers to remedie for wormes and make fertile; 63: a.]
  • Middillers, to remedie for auntis & castynge fruyt: 63; b.
  • Middillers, to graffre and to kepe: 63; b, c, d.
  • Molberytre, tilynge in ffeueryeer: 49; f, g, h. [ 250]
  • Molberitre, plauntynge, remedie for hem, and graffyng of the same: 50; a, b, c.
  • Mastike tre to graffe, and plaunte in Marche: 50; e.
  • Male appeltreen. in October to sette: 101; a.
  • Male applis, to counfit in October: 101; a. [ 255]
    • Maluys,
    • Medica,
    • Myntis,
    • Milde,
    in S. at Sowynge.
  • Maris, to chese and gouerne: 68; h. &c.
  • Mulis, to haue in dyuers wise: 69; h, &c.
  • Nuttren. to sette in Janyueer: 28; h, &c. [ 260]
  • Nuttren, to remedie, & nuttis Tarentyne: 29; f.
  • Nuttis, to kepe: 29; g, h.
  • Neepis & rapis in Juyl, to sowe & make grete: 85; e.
  • Oliue is to be plauntid of children: 5; a.
  • Oliuis grete, stond in deep lond: 4; d. [ 265]
  • Oliuis, to sette in ffeueryeer, and lond for hem: 39; f, g, h.
  • Oliue bayis of dyuers names, & her stonding: 40; d.
  • Oliuis, to rere withouten oliue plauntis: 4[0]: e. [268 Ms. 4.]
  • Olyuys, sikkil. to hele in Marche: 55; h.
  • Olyuys, bareyn, to make bere: 56; a, b. [ 270]
  • Olyuys, graffyng, that fir distroye hem not: 72; d.
  • Olyuys, to ordeyne, sette & donge in October: 97; e, f, g.
  • Olyuys, bareyn, to brynge into bering cum coitu suo: 97; h.
  • Olyuys, putacioun, and oil makynge: 107; c, d.
  • Olyuys, to sette and cure in Nouember: 507; e. [fol. 5a.] [ 275]
  • Oil mirtite maad in Janyueer: 30; c.
  • Oile lauryne maad in Janyueer: 30; e.
  • Oile lentiseyne maad in Janyueer: 30; f.
  • Oile liliate, counfit in May: 79; f.
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  • Oile de rose counfit in May: 79; g. [ 280]
  • Oile verde counfit in October: 98; b.
  • Oile lauryne maad in October: 98; c.
  • Oile makyng in Nouember: 114; g, h. [288 Reference-letter omitted.]
  • Oile liburnyke in Nouember: 115; a.
  • Oile, filthy, to pure in Noember: 115; b. [ 285]
  • Oile, ille smellynge, tamende: 115; b, c.
  • Oile, brousty smellynge, tamende: 115; [g].
  • Olyuys to counfit in diuers wise: 115; h, &c.
  • Oildreggis and vrine for olyues: 32; f, g.
  • Origon, Oynouns in S. at Sowe. [ 290]
  • Oxen in E. at Exen.
  • Pocok, to rere: 11; h & 12; til h.
  • Poondis for watir foullis: 14; b.
  • Pastynynge in diuers wise in Janyueer: 24; c, &c.
  • Puls, sowynge in Janyueer: 32; b, c. [ 295]
  • Plowynge of lond in L. at Londe.
  • Pechis, to growe withoute bonys: 39; c, d, e.
  • Pechis, emplasturyng in May: 77; e.
  • Pechis, inoculacioun in Juyn: 81; h.
  • Pechis, settynge in Nouember: 107; h, &c. [ 300]
  • Pechis, ablaqueacioun, putacioun, & sanacioun: 108; c.
  • Pechis, to growe writen with lettris: 108; d.
  • Pechis of iij kyndis, and diuers remedie: 108; e.
  • Pechis, to make grete and swete: 108; h.
  • Pechis, graffynge, with myche crafte for hem: 109; a. [ 305]
  • Peris, settynge and graffynge in ffeueryeer: 44; e. [fol. 6.]
  • Peris, tendir, swete, saury, and longe lastinge: 45; a.
  • Pertren, sikkil, to hele in diuers wise: 45; c, d.
  • Pertren, that they blossom not to longe: 45; e.
  • Peris, stony, to remedye: 45; e, f, g. [ 310]
  • Peris may be graffed in diuers treen: 45; f.
  • Peris to graffe bi good craft: 45; g.
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  • Peris, to be saury to mete: 45; h.
  • Peris, to kepe, dyuerse crafte: 46; b, c, d.
  • Peris, to be ouertaken in Juyn: 81; g. [ 315]
  • Perre, or wyn of peris in ffeueryeer: 46; e, f.
  • Peris, maad aisel of in ffeueryeer: 46; f.
  • Peris, maad liquamen castimonial: 46; g, h.
  • Pomgarnate, settynge in Marche: 59; d, &c.
  • Pomegarnate, to be swete: 59; g, h. [ 320]
  • Pomgarnatis, from chappynge, from wormys, and from corruptyng, to keepe: 60; a, b.
  • Pomgarnatis, to be fecounde & whit grayned: 60; c.
  • Pomgarnatis, to merueylously grete: 6[0]; d, and [324 Ms. 6 d.] also in May: 77; d, and in Juyn: 81; g. [ 325]
  • Pomgarnatis, to multiplie: 60; e.
  • Pomgarnatis, graffynge in Marche: 60; e, f.
  • Pomgarnatis, kepynge: 60; f, g &c.
  • Pomgarnatis, maad wyn of: 61; b, c.
  • Pistace, to plaunte and graffe: 50; f. [ 330]
  • Pistace, tilynge in October: 99; f, g.
  • Pynappultre, tilynge in ffeueryeer: 50; f.
  • Pynappultre, to sowe & plaunte: 109; e, f, g.
  • Pynappultre, kittynge & kepynge their fruyt, with more of plauntyng: 110; a, b. [ 335]
  • Palme, deluynge aboute in Juyn: 81: h.
  • Palmys, to tile in Nouember: 99; c, &c.
  • Powdurynge vynys in Marche: 55; c. [fol. 6a.]
  • Pastynynge londis in May: 77; c.
  • Puls and potageware heruest: 81; c, d. [ 340]
  • Plumtre, to sowe, plaunte, remedie and to graffe in Nouember: 110; b, &c.
  • Pasture for sheep: 113; b, c, d.
  • Pastynynge the gardyn in September: 94; h.
    • Pasneep,
    • Pelettour,
    • Panyk,
    • Pesis, [346 Ms. pelectour.]
    in S. at Sowe. [ 345]
  • ...

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  • Pauynge solers in May: 79; f, g, h.
  • Pauynge solars in Juyn: 84; c.
  • Pauynge in September: 95; f.
  • Passe counfit in Nouember: 105; b, c. [ 350]
  • Qvyneis, to graffe in ffeueryeer: 48; b, c.
  • Quyneis, tilynge, and remedie for hem. with graffynge, and kepynge hem: 48; e, &c.
  • Rosaryis, to make and repare: 41; d, e.
  • Rosis sone ripe, to haue: 41; e. [ 355]
  • Rosis to kepe fresh: 79; h.
  • Rosaryis of fewe braunchis, to make: 112; e.
  • Rosate counfit in May: 79; f.
  • Rosate maad withoute rosis: 104; e.
  • Rodomelle counfit in May: 79; g. [ 360]
  • Rapis, to chaunge into neepis & econtra: 85; f.
  • Radish, to make swete, & how to sowe: 89; b, c.
  • Rapis counfit in December: 118; b.
  • Reysons, Greek, to make in Nouember: 105; g, h.
  • Ranys, wylde: Rue, in S. at Sowe. [ 365]
  • Repynge in Juyn: 80; f, g. Repynge of al the corn with an oxe: 80; g, h. Repyng in Juyl: 85; c.
  • Soil or grount, in L. at Lond. [fol. 7.]
  • Seed, is to considre: 5; b.
  • Sowe in thi contrey maner: 15; f. Sowe in [ 370] Janyueer ficchis and feyngreek: 23; e, f, g: and [371 Ms. ffichis.]
  • Sowyng of cressis: 27; h.
  • Sowe in ffeueryeer puls in drie lond: 32; b, c; [373 In B followed by: Hemppe and tares 32; d, e, f.] letuce, cressis, tasul, coriaundir, popy, saury, senuy, oynet, oynouns, dile, and colseed: 42; [ 375] c, &c; maluys, myntis, fenel, pasneep, cunula, [376 Ms. ffenel.] cerfoil, beetis, and leekseed: 43; e, &c.

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  • chibols, colcase, comyn, and anyse: 44; c, d.
  • Sowe in Marche: mylde: 98; g: chichis & cicera: 55; a, b, c: senuey & dile: 56; h: [ 380] hokke, armorace, wylde raue, leekis, bee∣tis, letuce, cappare, saury, colcase, cressis, gool∣dis and raue: 57; a: cucumber: 57; c: sperage: 57; h; rue: 58: e, f, g: gourdis: 58; h, &c. panyk: 54: h; blite & pelettour: 59; b, c. [ 385] [385 Ms. pelectour.]
  • Sowe in Aprile: medica: 72; a, b, c: brasike & ache: 72; h; thre kyndis of ache: 73; a: arage: 73; d; basilicon and how hit chaungeth colours. and into other herbis. Sowe cucumber, melons, pelettour, cappare, leek, colcase, coriandir, [ 390] beetis, letuce, oynouns, myntis, gourdis and gooldis: 73; e, f.
  • Sowe in May mylde and panyk: 76; a. Ache. melons, coriander, gourdis, tasul, radish, and sette rue and leek: 77; c. [ 395]
  • Sowe in Juyn brasik, ache, betis, radish, & letuce: 81; f. Experience of seed: 84; c, d.
  • Sowe in Juyl: oynouns, radish, arage, nepis, & rapis: 85; e, f, g.
  • Sowe in Aust: rape, neep, and radishe: 88; h.
  • Sowe in September: whete & ador: 92; h; barly [fol. 7a.] [ 400] canteryne, lupyne, sisane, pesis, ficchis, [401 Ms. ffeyngreek.] feyn∣greek, forage and fasele: 93; d, e, f: popy, bra∣syk and origon: 94; g, h; cappare, gith, cressis, dile, radish, pasneep, cerfoil, letuce, beetis, coriaundir, rapis, and neepis: 95; a, b. [ 405]
  • Sowe in October: whete and ador, sisane, fasele and lynseed: 96; d, e, f; gooldis and senuey: 98; d, e, f; dile, myntis, oynouns, pasneep, origon Wylde neep, tyme, leekseed, beetis, and ba∣silicon: 99; a, b. [ 410]
  • Sowe in Nouember: whete, fair benys, [411 Ms. ffair b.] bar∣ly, lentis and lyne: 106; d, e, f, g; garlec, vlpike,

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  • oynouns, tasil, cunula and armorace: 107, f, g; almaundis and iuglandis: 111; h.
  • Sowe in December: whete, barly, benys and [ 415] lynseed: 117; d.
  • Sette saffroun in ffeueryeer: 41; f; cannetis: 42; a; sette and graffe peris: 44; e, f, g, h.
  • Sette in Marche: garlec, cunula, oynouns and vlpike: 56; h; origon and melons: 57; [ 420] a, b; pomgarnat: 59; d, &c.
  • Sette in Aprile: ziziphus: 73; g, h.
  • Sette in May, ziziphe and figtre: 77; e.
  • Sette in September, and graffe tuberes: 95; c, d, e.
  • Sette in Nouember wylde pertre, citurtre, [ 425] pomgarnate, serue, quynce, myddiller, si∣lique, molberitre, chiritre and figtre: 111; h.
  • Sette grete treen: 114; f.
  • Seruys sette in Janyueer: 27; a. Seruys, bareyn, to make bere & to kepe hem: 27; d, e, f. [ 430]
  • Scions of vynys, to sette in ffeueryeer: 33; f, g, h.
  • Scions their length & space bitwene hem: 33; f, g, h. [432 Ms. lengh. B lengthe.] [fol. 8.]
  • Semynary, what hit is: 35; a.
  • Semynary, deluynge in May: 77; b.
  • Sperage, sponge, and to haue good sperage: 43; c, d. [ 435]
  • Sponge of sperage, to make in Marche: 43; c, d. [436 The reference should be 44; a, b, c.]
  • Siliqua, to plaunte and sowe in ffeueryeer: 49; d.
  • Sisane, aboue in Sowe.
  • Sape counfit in Nouember: 105; a.
  • Swyn, sowis to chese longe sided: 50; h. [ 440]
  • Sowis, how longe gooth with pigge: 51; b.
  • Swyn, what soil is best fore: 51; c, d.
  • Stalons, in H. at Hors. Staloun assis, in H. there.
  • Sheepsherynge in May, with good enoyntyng: 78; c, d.
  • Sheepsherynge in Juyn: 82; d. Sheep, febil to [ 445] putte awey in Juyl: 87; b, c. Sheep, rammys

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  • to chese, and ewis for hem, and for to make hem bere malis or femalis: 86; e, &c.
  • Sheep or lambis, rerynge: 112; h, &c.
  • Sheep, to pasture in Nouember: 113; b, c, d, e. [ 450]
  • Taris, to sowe in Janyueer: 23; h.
  • Taris, to sowe in ffeueryeer: 32; f.
  • Tasil, tilynge in Marche: 56; c, &c.
  • Tasil, plauntynge in October: 98; e.
  • Tuberes, to sowe and graffe in ffeueryeer: 50; e. [ 455]
  • Tuberes, settynge in Septembre: graffynge and kepynge their fruyt: 95; c, d, e.
  • Water, to preue: 1; f, g, h.
  • Watir, to fynde for makynge of wyn∣chis or of wellis: 89; e, &c. [ 460]
  • Watir is diuers in diuers groundis: 89; f, g, h.
  • Watir, to knowe by diuers signys: 89; h, &c. [fol. 8a.]
  • Watir wynchis, makynge with good craft: 90: e, f, g.
  • Watir, preuynge bi dyuers assayis: 91; a, b.
  • Watir conditis maad in dyuers wise: 91; c, d. [ 465]
  • Vynys, where forto sette & how to kitte: 3; a, &c.
  • Dyuers vynys, dyuers wynys: 4; a.
  • Vyne braunchis, to enoynte: 4; d.
  • Vynys, how high they shal be: 4; e.
  • Vynys, pastynynge & tablis for hem: 24; c, &c. [ 470]
  • Vynys, soil and aier: 25; b, &c.
  • Vynys, whenne, where, and what maner vynys beth best forto sette: 32; h, &c.
  • Vyne Amynee, and vyne Apyane: 33; c, &c.
  • Vyne sciouns, to sette: 33; f, g. Vyne scions, [ 475] how many may stonde in an akir lond: 34; c, d.
  • Vynes, to make a groue of: 35; a, &c. [477 After this line in B: Subtil crafte for vynes in ffeuerer: 39. per totum.]
  • Vynys, prouyntial: 36; a.
  • ...

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  • Kyttyng of comyn vyne in cold contre: 36; b.
  • Kyttynge bush vynys with myche craft: 37; a, &c. [ 480]
  • Vyne prouyntial, kittynge: 37; e.
  • Vynys, plechinge, prouynynge or propagacioun: 37; h.
  • Vynys, deluynge, stakinge & byndynge: 41; b, c.
  • Vyne, lacrymose, to helpe: 52; e.
  • Vyne, to bere grapis vngreyned: 52; a, b, c, d. [ 485]
  • Vyne, to bere grapes white and blake: 53; a.
  • Vynys, graffynge in Marche: 54; a.
  • Vynys, to be poudred in Marche: 55; c.
  • Vynys, stakynge and byndynge: 55; c. d.
  • Vynys, olde, to repare: 55; e. f. [ 490]
  • Vynys, hurt or sike, forto hele: 55; g.
  • Vynys tendir, to tile in May: 76; c.
  • Vynys pampynacioun in May: 76; d.
  • Vynys ablaqueate, to couert in May: 77; a. [fol. 9.]
  • Vynys, couerynge in Juyn: 81; d. [ 495]
  • Vyne couerynge and vindage apparayle: 88; d.
  • Vyne yeerdis, lene, to helpe in Aust: 88; f.
  • Vyndage, solempne in September: 95: d, e.
  • Vynys whos grapis rotith, to remedie: 96; h.
  • Vynys that beth fertile, marke hem in Sep∣tempber [ 500] for scions to sette in settyng seson: 95; g. [501 The reference should be 96: g. in October, not September.]
  • Vynys, to traile in Septempber in hoot lond: 96; h. [502 Ms. trale. B traile.]
  • Vynys, graffynge in September: 97; d.
  • Vynys, ablaqueacion in September: 97; b. c.
  • Vynys, ouerlonge, to repare in Nouember: 107; a. b. [ 505]
  • Vynys, putacioun in Nouember: 107; c.
  • Vynys, pampynose and not fruetuose, to reme∣die in Nouember: 112; c.
  • Vynys, bareyn, to remedie in Nouember: 112; d.
  • Vryne, to putte aboute vyne rootis: 32; f. g. [ 510]
  • Wyn mirtite counfit in ffeueryeer: 51; e.
  • Wyn mirtite counfit in Janyueer: 30; d.
  • ...

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  • Wyn tiriake, right helful to make: 51; f. g.
  • Wyn mirtyte maad in other wise: 52; f, g.
  • Wyn absinthiate, rosate, & violate: 52; h. [ 515] [515 Ms. rosale, B rosate.]
  • Wyn of pomgarnat, counfit in Marche: 61; a. b.
  • Wyn rosate, counfit in May: 79; f.
  • Wyn of grapis bireyned, to remedie: 98; a.
  • Wynys, dyuersite & makyng of hem: 101; c, &c.
  • Wynys of dyuerse colouris beth of dyuerse qualite [ 520] and of dyuerse sauouris: 101; c, d.
  • Wyn, makynge of muste by decoccioun in oon maner and in another maner by see watir fy∣nyd and tried: 101; e, f. g.
  • Wyn, to make longe endurynge: 101; g. [ 525]
  • Wyn or must that is birayned, to helpe: 101; h. [fol. 9a.]
  • Wynys, sowre to make swete: 102; a.
  • Wynys, wel smellynge to make: 102; b.
  • Wynys, swete drynkynge to make: 102; c.
  • Wynys, newe to make seme olde: 102; d, e. [ 530] [530 After this line in B: Wynes of oon yere to seme passyng olde 102; f. g.]
  • Wynys, to remedie for enfeccioun: 102; e. f.
  • Wynys, blake to make white & econtra: 102; h, &c.
  • Wynys, smale to make grete: 103; b, c.
  • Wynys, austere to make cleer and gentil drinke: 103; d.
  • Wynys, troubul or feculent, to clere anoon: 103; e. [ 535]
  • Vynys in fyn confeccioun: 104; c.
  • Wyn pestilence: 104; c.
  • Wyn in other confeccioun: 104; d.
  • Wyn ynomelle: 104; f, g, h.
  • Wyn of peris: 46; c. f. [ 540]
  • Vyolet settynge in ffeueryeer: 41; f.
  • Wortis, hoor as frost, and tendir; with tyme of the
  • Wortis settynge in ffeueryeer: 43; a, b, c, d.
  • Ypomelides, settynge in December, and fruyt keepynge of the same: 117; g. &c. [ 545]

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  • Ziziphus, settynge & tilynge: 73; g. h.
  • Ziziphus, to glade if hit be sorouful, and
  • Ziziphus fruytis forto keepe: 74: a, b.
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