¶ Hic ceperunt pacem ad inuicem per vj. Menses.
And therto haue thei trowthes plyght: [folio 139b]
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"That nother of hem be dayes ne nyght
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Lastynge the trewes schal other wayte
With vilonye ne other desayte;
And if any man be gylti founden,
Hand and fote schal he be bounden,
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On galowe-tre to honge hye
For his ffalshede and his folye."
¶ The trewes be graunt a ful half ȝere
Be-twene kynges, dukes, & bachelere,
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Alle that on bothe sides wore:
Now euery man helis his sore,
Alle taken medycine that myster hade,
To reste that while alle were glade.
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And Ector is to Ilion brouȝt,
A riche bed ffor him was wrouȝt,
He was leyd In that paleis,
That was of riche werk Sarsaneis;
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¶ His bed was made In that riche halle
And y-couered with many riche palle:
To him come fycisiens,
The beste of alle Troyens,
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And soughte his woundes on eche halue,
And leyde ther-to plastres & salue,
And ȝaff him herbes & gode raysyns,
And heled him vp with gode medysyns.
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IN Ilyon Ector was layd
In that riche halle—as I sayd;—
For alle these lordes & the ladyes,
That were of worschepe and of pris,
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Scholde him comforte In his penaunce
And with the speche do him legaunce
And of his Angwis and his sekenesse,
To come to him bothe more & lesse.
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