Corpus of Middle English Prose and Verse

The vision of William concerning Piers the Plowman, together with Vita de Dowel, Dobet, et Dobest, secundum Wit et Resoun, by William Langland (about 1362-1393 A. D.)

Verrei man by-fore hem alle · and forþ with hem ȝeode. [Verrei] Verey E; Verai M; Verray T; Hit roos (sic) F.] The Iuwes preyede hem of pees · and preyede þo knyghtes [The—preyede] Þo preide þe iewus F. þo] þe MT; to þe F.] Telle þe comune, þat þer cam · a companye of hus aposteles, [A page 351] [Telle] To telle M.] 155 And by-wicched hem as thei woke · and a-way stelyn hit. [by-wicched E] bi-wicchede M GT; biwichched F; miswritten by|wocched P. stelyn] stelen EMGT; þei stole F. hit] him M; G om.] Ac marie magdalene · mette [him] by þe weye, [Ac] But T; And F. [him M FGT] hem PE.] Goynge to-ward galile · in god-hede and man-hede, [Goynge] Goande T. toward] in-to F. and] & in G.] And lyues and lokynge · and heo aloud cryede, [lyues] lyuyng M. And lyues] Al alyue F. lokynge] lokande T. heo] sche M; scheo F; ȝo E; he G; T om. heo aloud] lowde þo scheo F.] 159 In eche companye þer heo cam · 'christus resurgens.' [eche] eche a MFG. heo] sche M; scheo F; ȝo E; he GT.] Thus cam hit out þat crist ouer-cam · rekeouered, and lyuede;
Sic oportet Christum pati, & intrare gloriam suam,
[rekeouered] and recouerede M; & recoueride T. lyuede FEMT] releuede G; leyuede P. Sic oportet] Oportebat F. pati] pati & resurgere M. &—suam] F om. gloriam suam] MTG om.] For þat [þat] wommen witeþ · may nat wel be consail! [[þat EMG] PFT om. may] hit may FT.] Peter parceyuede al þis · and porsuede after, [Peter] Þo petur F. al] MG om. and] he F. porsuede] pursued fast F.] 163 Boþe Iames and Iohan · Ihesu to seke, [and] & eke F. to] for to F.] Taddee and ten mo · with thomas of ynde; [Taddee EM] Tadde TF; Tadee PG. and] wiþ G. with] and G.] And [as] alle þese wise wyes · weren to-gederes [And] MG om. [as FMGT] PE om. wyes FGT] badly spelt weyes P; men M.] In an hous al by-shutt · and here dore barred, [here] þe T. barred] i-barred MF.] 167 Crist cam yn, and al was closed · boþe dore and ȝates, [yn and] ȝut G. was] T om. closed] cloos F. dore] deres M.]
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The vision of William concerning Piers the Plowman, together with Vita de Dowel, Dobet, et Dobest, secundum Wit et Resoun, by William Langland (about 1362-1393 A. D.)
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Langland, William, 1330?-1400?
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London,: Pub. for the Early English text society, by N. Trübner & co.,
1867-85.

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