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201. Man..had..hym-self deformyd abhomynabylly, By þe enuye deceyuyuyd of hys enmy, Clepyd serpent.
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202. Eftsonys she low..And aftyr wept ageyn..She altenyd [read: alternyd] þe tyme meruelously.
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alternen
v.
203. But þat þe acceptabyllere þe sacryfyse Of hyr preyers to god myht alwey be.
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acceptable
adj.
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awhenen
v.
205. Seynt Lowez kyng of Fraunce, hauyng compassion of the desolacion of Engelond by procuryng of Bonafas archebisshop of Caunterbury .., and declaryng the prosses bytwene the kyng and his barons, toke vp hym to be arbitrour bytwixt hem.
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206. As a man amasyd, he sodeynly dede abreyde.
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abreiden
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a
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208. Euery brother and sister yat bene nought letterede, shul seyn for ye soule of ye dede xx sythes ye pater noster with Aue maria.
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Ave Marie
n.
209. He was a faire jolyf yong man, a strong man and hardy, And forthi of Englysshmen was he cleped Edmunde Irenside: he muche aleide þe cowardyse of his ffader and þe loughnesse of his moder in himself thourgh his vertu noblelich.
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aleien
v.
210. To þe blynd..guyde She was by empler informacyoun.
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ample
adj.
211.
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-aunce
suf.
212. Behynde hym came three Coursers trappid in thre Armys of his Armys.
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armes
n. (plural)
213.
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anti-
pref.
214. William le Fort, Erle of Albe Marle in Lyncolne-shire, tourned many to rebeltee, whiche with his fautours by Pandolf legate were acursed, so that after the kyng amaistried hem and his felawes and summe exiled for euere and summe putte in prison.
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216.
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ap-
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217. And so longe it [a city] so abood..That, where it was, anethe ony knew.
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abiden
v.
218. Ȝe þat pasen be þe weyȝe, Abidet a litel stounde!
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abiden
v.
219. Harolde abasshed gretliche of that he had swor vpon hem.
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abaishen
v.
220. Harolde wyndynge forthe to the place of the bataille seigh the dukes bataille of which he abasshed him somwhat.
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abaishen
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221.
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-abli
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222. Ambidexter: Dux Norff., Dux Suff. [etc.].
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ambidexter
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223. The seide lorde departid oute of Caleis to Guynes..aftir Cristmas day, for to take the eire and disporte of the Countrey.
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air
n.(1)
224. In Wulferie Pendes sone he dude vengeaunce for his fader, and maymed hym of a grete parte of his regne.
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maimen
v.
225. Maynde: mutulatus.
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maimen
v.
226. A Misherynge: obauditus, obaudicio.
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misheringe
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227. In þat stynke þai brende so þan And molton as wax dos in a pan.
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melten
v.
228. Þai..Ever gadered and molton agayne And bryled..to newe here payne.
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melten
v.
229. Lord..I the beseche For them..that..lyht or launpe fynde of deuocyoun To me-ward.
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me
pron.(2)
230. Willelmo Monyworð.
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1329 Rec.Glouc.CG
850
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231. Constreynyd he was, The extremal marchys of hys regyoun To vysyte.
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march, marche
n.(2)
232. This heraude..declarid his messages Amonges alle the lordis, knyghtis, & Squyers..that were..come doune into the marchis of pycardye.
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march, marche
n.(2)
233. A Monyschere: hortator, monitor.
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monestere
n.
234. Thenne Edric the traitour, no lenger feynyng the traitourie but openliche discoueryng his craftes, with xl shippes he turned to Knut and manned himselue to him.
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mannen
v.
235. The auctour..doth hys labour To a-complyse the begunne matere.
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236. A Mastis: liciscus.
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mastif
n.
237. And the metere shall stryke the busshell & make the hepe trewely betwixe party and party. And the camounn meter shall mete trewely the corne to be delyuered atte hythe.
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meter, metere
n.(1)
238. She preyid god hertly..þat noon hous where were hyr passyonarye Wyth feer ner lyhtnyng shuld neuyr myskarye.
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miscarien
v.
239. Mate [Auch: On a dai, ase he was mad & feint].
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mat
adj.
240. Lyht..a long lyne wyth-owte morous dylacyoun Ful redyly..passyth for þe greth swyftnesse.
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morous
adj.
241. Mirre tree [Roy.1.C.8: so oneli that thei weren anoyntid with oile of myrte tre].
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mirre
n.
242. Menskfully: honeste.
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menskfulli
adv.
243. Be-twixen þe feste of the Natiuite of oure lady and Misschelmasse.
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244. Ye first morwespeche shal ben after ye drynke: ye secunde shal ben ye sunday next after mihelmesseday.
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245. Yis gilde schal haue..foure mornspeches..ye ferthe schal be on mykames day.
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246. Edelsynne of the holy churche of Shirbourne bysshop and Leofstan Ethelwoldes sone and Edelnod Wolstanus sone .. passed the se and come to Richard marchion [L (Wm of Malmesbury [Stubbs, 192]): ad Ricardum praefatum marchionem].
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marchiun
n.
247. Hyr face..his herte drow As the magnet doth iryn.
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magnes
n.
248. Þis light þey hoten and a-vowed to kepyn and myntenyn.
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maintenen
v.
249. Eueriche..schal pey an halpeny, to meyteyn wit-al a lythe brennynge in ye chyrche.
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maintenen
v.
250. Tak macis and powdre of gyngyner [read: gyngyuer] and powder of peper.
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macis
n. singular & plural
251.
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suf.
252. Ere I deye..I may purchase Of my mysleuyng a pardounn of grace.
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253. Whan they come to destroye the toune of Derham, by miracle of Seynt Cuthbertes at mydmorwedayes ther roos suche a derknesse that no man myght see other.
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254. Modyr of ihesu, whiche to sygnyfie 'A byttyr see' and 'saluacyon'; Wher-of, lo, a bref moralizacyon.
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moralizacion
n.
255. By iugement He cruelly shuld be brought adawe..of crystene feyth as a meyntenour.
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maintenour
n.
256. She, summe dele Of hyr meuable good, dystraccyoun Makyth.
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mevable
adj.
257. Þese ferthinges shal be gaderid at eueri moneth ende.
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month
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258. Whethyr I owe..hym chesyn wych is mychty..Or hym wych stant in contrarye degre, That is to seyn, myhtlees.
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mightles
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259. Therfore I suffered thee to fall, that to thy subjects..then may have minning.
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minning, minninge
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260. Mawnde; escale; vbi mete vesselle.
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maund, maunde
n.(1)
261. Ye siluer yat leueth shal gone to ye makynge of ye Image of seint George.
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making, makinge
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262. At þe time of matines, lord, þu were i-take.
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matin
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263. Yis fraternite shul kepen and begynnen her deuocioun on ye euen of ye feste of ye Trinitee, at matyns commande wt solempnite to ye forsayde chirche.
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264. In Ianuencis legend..Two or thre stondyn euene by rowe Next þis wych last I of made mende.
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maken
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265. Behold hou þine handmayde vrban doth manace To-morwe to sleyn þrogh his cruel wreche.
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manacen
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266. Ye first morwespeche shal ben after ye drynke..ye yridde shal ben ye sunday in mydlentoun.
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267. The first mornspeche, of Trinite sunday..the thred, on sunday after seint andrewes day; the fourt, on midlentene sunday.
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268. What..may þe auayle To forsakyn þe goddys wych leuyn ay, And of her godhed makyn a mayle?
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maile
n.
269. To Mulbrede [read: Mul brede]: jnterere, micare.
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mollen
v.
270. Gramercy, lady..me helpyng Where..In alle þe pressurs of my chyldyng And my mydwyf eek vouchyddyst-saf to be.
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271. To Multe: multare.
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multen
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272. Nym Hennys and seth hem..do awey the bonys and bray smal yn a mortar.
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morter
n.(1)
273. Me may see what vices spronge vp vnder vertues, that is that liberalte and largenesse that he vsed and mysvsed.
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misusen
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274. If any broyer or sistere maliciouseliche or dispisantliche lie on his broyer or on his sister..schal payen, to amendement of ye lyte, alf a pownd waxche.
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maliciousli
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275.
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main
n.
276. Beforn kyngys & meyrys [L praesides] whan ye stonde..Not thynkyth to-forn in youre mende.
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mair, maire
n.
277. Sir William Martelle, the kynges asseore.
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asseour
n.
278. Olney founded Oseney at Oxenford; Sir Eudo the asseour the abbey of Seynt John at Colchestre.
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279. Nat all onlych Englisshmen but Brutones Scottes Pictes .. dradde his armes and power; then was non opyn thef ne pryuy theof awayte to vndo maydenhode or clene spoused non reuour of othures heritage.
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awaite
adj.
280. Namynge: Appellacio, nominacio, nuncupacio.
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naming, naminge
ger.
281. Lordinges, these wordes are so veray that exposition..none needes.
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neden
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282. Go hens & labour nomore. Clepe me not doughtyr; here I þe forsake.
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no-more, nomore
adv.
283. But norforþan she ne wold lete Hym to rebuke þus stedefastly.
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nor
conj.
284. Pope Vrban..crystnyd..Of þese neuly conuertyd fourty & mo.
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neuli
adv.
285. Mire [Cai: Weber: Be the dymmyng off the more, Men myghte see where Richard fore].
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mire
n.(1)
286. Þou..mysvsyst his [God's] blyssyd pacience, Of cursyd custum plounchyd in þe myre.
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mire
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287. A Buttir; vbi myredromylle; Auis est.
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288. Langrauye þis maner of reule..approuid in hys thought preuy.
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289. Quarelshaftes..arughshaftes.
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290. Daysardawe [Add 15562: Dayserth]: juger.
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291. Esyere yt ys stonys to mollyfye And to makyn as soft as ys lyht brede..Than yt ys þis tendyr maydyns herte Fro þe entent of crystene feyth conuerte.
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mollifien
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292. Poetrye, Enbelshyd wyth colours of rethoryk So plenteuously, that fully it lyk In May was neuere no medewe sene Motleyd wyth flours on hys verdure grene.
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motleid
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293.
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mel
n.(2)
294. A Multyplynge: multiplicacio.
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295.
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296. Whenne he cam to Derham he bygan enmyliche to destroye and make mastries.
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297. A Misherer: obauditor.
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298. Mikelle speche: multiloquium.
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muchel
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299. Litell tolde he of God and of man right nought, Ne after rede do he nolde but after his luthure thought; Mercy was ther none with him ne other mekehede.
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300. Motide [Add: A Mote] of musyk: modulus.
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