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¶Who that wyll be vyctoryous in warre and batayll / or happy and fortunate in marchaundyse / let hym put on his sherte in the mornynge the contrary wyse / and for certay¦ne and for a trouthe he shall be ryght happy and fortunate Glose. Quod dame wrynchefyste this rule is true withou∣ten ony faute / so that the warre be not agaynste his wyfe or his loue / for there he may no whyle resyste / but lese all incontynente.