• Audelay, The Counsel of Conscience

volumus ignorare vos fratres. The phrase echoes a standard exhortation used by Paul; compare also Romans 1:13, 11:25; 1 Corinthians 10:1, 12:1; 1 Thessalonians 4:12. 62 Of such who recognize their own guilt, against me they cast [accusations] 63 I

• Middle English Marian Lyrics: Introduction

Oxford History of Music. Vol. 1: The Polyphonic Period. Part 1. Method of Musical Art 330-1400. Second ed. Rev. Percy C. Buck. London: Oxford University Press, 1929. Go To Marian Lyrics MARIAN LYRICS, INTRODUCTION: FOOTNOTES 1 Chaucer, Geoffrey, "An ABC,"

• Book of Exodus

the rock actually followed the Israelites through the desert, pro­viding sustenance. It is this tradition that Paul refers to in 1 Corin­thians 10:4, in which he says of the wandering Israelites: “they drank of the spiritual rock that followed them,

• The N-Town Plays: Play 26, Conspiracy; Entry into Jerusalem

For yf we let hym thus go and ferdere prosede, Ageyn Sesare and oure lawe we do trespace. ANNAS’ DOCTOR 1 Sere, this is myn avyse that ye shal do: Send to Cayphas for cowncel, knowe his intent, For yf

• Two Moral Interludes: The Pride of Life and Wisdom: Introduction

fifteenth century as The Seuene Poyntes of Trewe Loue and Euerlastynge Wisdome, of which relevant passages are printed in Appendix 1. The second “section” of the play involves Lucifer’s very successful seduction of the three faculties or Mights: Mind, Will,

• The York Corpus Christi Plays: Play 34, The Road to Calvary

Crucifixio Christi The York Corpus Christi Cycle: Play 34, The Road to Calvary Play 34, THE ROAD TO CALVARY: FOOTNOTE 1 Peace, knights and retainers who remain here about Play 34, THE ROAD TO CALVARY: EXPLANATORY NOTES ABBREVIATIONS: AV: Authorized

• Audelay, Salutations

anaphoras “Gaude, felix Anna” (line 1) and “Gaude” (lines 2–4). Edition: E. Whiting, pp. 178–79, 248.] 4 frelé Food. A common phrase for a noble child or baby. See MED freli, adj.1(a), and fode, n.(2) 1. (a). Many examples refer

• Audelay, Salutations

anaphoras “Gaude, felix Anna” (line 1) and “Gaude” (lines 2–4). Edition: E. Whiting, pp. 178–79, 248.] 4 frelé Food. A common phrase for a noble child or baby. See MED freli, adj.1(a), and fode, n.(2) 1. (a). Many examples refer

• Audelay, Salutations

anaphoras “Gaude, felix Anna” (line 1) and “Gaude” (lines 2–4). Edition: E. Whiting, pp. 178–79, 248.] 4 frelé Food. A common phrase for a noble child or baby. See MED freli, adj.1(a), and fode, n.(2) 1. (a). Many examples refer

• Audelay, Salutations

anaphoras “Gaude, felix Anna” (line 1) and “Gaude” (lines 2–4). Edition: E. Whiting, pp. 178–79, 248.] 4 frelé Food. A common phrase for a noble child or baby. See MED freli, adj.1(a), and fode, n.(2) 1. (a). Many examples refer

• Audelay, Salutations

anaphoras “Gaude, felix Anna” (line 1) and “Gaude” (lines 2–4). Edition: E. Whiting, pp. 178–79, 248.] 4 frelé Food. A common phrase for a noble child or baby. See MED freli, adj.1(a), and fode, n.(2) 1. (a). Many examples refer

• Audelay, Salutations

anaphoras “Gaude, felix Anna” (line 1) and “Gaude” (lines 2–4). Edition: E. Whiting, pp. 178–79, 248.] 4 frelé Food. A common phrase for a noble child or baby. See MED freli, adj.1(a), and fode, n.(2) 1. (a). Many examples refer

• Audelay, Salutations

anaphoras “Gaude, felix Anna” (line 1) and “Gaude” (lines 2–4). Edition: E. Whiting, pp. 178–79, 248.] 4 frelé Food. A common phrase for a noble child or baby. See MED freli, adj.1(a), and fode, n.(2) 1. (a). Many examples refer

• Audelay, Salutations

anaphoras “Gaude, felix Anna” (line 1) and “Gaude” (lines 2–4). Edition: E. Whiting, pp. 178–79, 248.] 4 frelé Food. A common phrase for a noble child or baby. See MED freli, adj.1(a), and fode, n.(2) 1. (a). Many examples refer

• Audelay, Salutations

anaphoras “Gaude, felix Anna” (line 1) and “Gaude” (lines 2–4). Edition: E. Whiting, pp. 178–79, 248.] 4 frelé Food. A common phrase for a noble child or baby. See MED freli, adj.1(a), and fode, n.(2) 1. (a). Many examples refer

• Audelay, Salutations

anaphoras “Gaude, felix Anna” (line 1) and “Gaude” (lines 2–4). Edition: E. Whiting, pp. 178–79, 248.] 4 frelé Food. A common phrase for a noble child or baby. See MED freli, adj.1(a), and fode, n.(2) 1. (a). Many examples refer

• Audelay, Salutations

anaphoras “Gaude, felix Anna” (line 1) and “Gaude” (lines 2–4). Edition: E. Whiting, pp. 178–79, 248.] 4 frelé Food. A common phrase for a noble child or baby. See MED freli, adj.1(a), and fode, n.(2) 1. (a). Many examples refer

• Audelay, Salutations

anaphoras “Gaude, felix Anna” (line 1) and “Gaude” (lines 2–4). Edition: E. Whiting, pp. 178–79, 248.] 4 frelé Food. A common phrase for a noble child or baby. See MED freli, adj.1(a), and fode, n.(2) 1. (a). Many examples refer

• Audelay, Salutations

anaphoras “Gaude, felix Anna” (line 1) and “Gaude” (lines 2–4). Edition: E. Whiting, pp. 178–79, 248.] 4 frelé Food. A common phrase for a noble child or baby. See MED freli, adj.1(a), and fode, n.(2) 1. (a). Many examples refer

• Audelay, Salutations

anaphoras “Gaude, felix Anna” (line 1) and “Gaude” (lines 2–4). Edition: E. Whiting, pp. 178–79, 248.] 4 frelé Food. A common phrase for a noble child or baby. See MED freli, adj.1(a), and fode, n.(2) 1. (a). Many examples refer