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somewhat ' ; and in Piers Plowman , C. vi. 2, ' Cloþed as a lollere ... Among lollares of london and lewede heremytes. ' p. 12, l. 15. þe maister of sentence. ' Magister sententiarum ' was the name
Christ , gathered in Engl. verse by John Partridge , in the year of our lord 1566 . Imprinted at London by Henrye Denham for Thomas Hacket : and are to be solde at his shoppe in Lumbarde streate, in
drede And beeth no thyng displesed I yow preye But in this cas / herketh what I shal seye IN London / was a preest Annueleer That ther-Inne / had dwelled many a yeer Which was so plesaunt and so
Clerk/ and my gossyb dame Alys And I my self / in to the feeldes wente Myn housbonde was at london / al that lente I hadde / the bettre leyser for to pleye And for to se / and
of Ailw. This Henry fitz-Ailwyn is set down as the first mayor of London , holding office from about 1189 till his death in 1212 . of London . About 1181 ? Grant to God |stow, by Henry son of
was full hard be-stad— So to london sche hyr dyght, That she and hyr maydens myght be cledd. The quene, whyte as lyly floure, With knyghtis fele of her kynne, She went to london to the towre And speryd the
. British Museum , London . Title in a later hand? Her bygynneþ þe geste of Kyng Horn ¶ Alle heo ben blyþe þat to my song ylyþe a song ychulle ou singe ou singe over an erasure MS. of
erhalten: In der Handschrift, welcher die Dich|tungen dieses Bandes entnommen sind, dem MS. Harl . 2253 des Britischen Museums in London (L); in dem " Auchinleck MS. " (W 41) der Advokatenbibliothek in Edinburg (E) und im MS. Digby 86
Clerk and my gossyb dame Alys And I my self / in-to the feeldes wente Myn housbonde / was at London al the lente I hadde / the bettre leyser for to pleye And for to se / and eek
Iankyn clerk and my gossibb dame alis And I my self in to þe feldes wente myn housbond was at london al þat lente I hadde þe bettre leysir for to pleye And for to see and eek for to
þat desyreþ hys fadrys fader O. ded; For oftë haue men herde and sen Þat swych eyrës hauë ben. yn London , þe wurde wrd O. gan go, Þat eyrës ded here fadrys slo; And wyues wundryng was so bolde
þat y sykerd þe, Shalt þou haue no skaþe for me. " He ȝede and solde hym for raunsoun At London to a Frysoun ,— A Frysoun ȝe shul vndyrstande To a marchaunde of Fryslande;— Þys Frysun wulde þys man
6. Jahrh.; vgl. A Dictionary of christian biography, litterature, sects and doctrines ed. by Will. Smith and Henry Wace , London 1877 , vol. I A — D (s. v. Devenick), wo als Hülfs|mittel aufgeführt sind: Forbes Kalend. of Scott
þe commyng inne of þe Denmarkys. Vpon þe est-syde þis kyndam hadde þe see, Vpon þe west-syde þe contrey of London y-wys, Vpon þe sowthe-syde þe water of Temse hadde he, Vpon þe northe-syde Sowthefolke, þe story saythe þis. Þe
Marienleben in 4 Büchern, aus Ms. Harl . 629 edirt von Caxton , und neuerdings in Engl. religious Heft 2, London 1871 ; Albon und Amphabel, gedichtet im J. 1439 Vgl. die Notiz am Schlusse des Ms. Trin. Coll .:
ne schal t ansuerien nouȝt bote to god and holi churche— : of alle oþere þov art i-brouȝt. " episcopus london ' . ¶ Þe bischop gilbard of londone : seide þo his a-vis: " Sire, " he seide, "
best, for lesse is noght. (69. Beggar .) ¶ " The skynner vn-to þe feeld moot also, His hous in london is to streyt & scars To doon his craft; sum tyme it was nat so. O lordës, yeue vnto