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The Corpus of Middle English Prose and Verse
MANOR OF PENYTON MEYSY 1 ST MAY , 1423 From Ancient Deeds , C. 3536 . A small octagonal seal, ½ inch across, with a device, is attached; it is presumably that of William Whythygge. Hec indentura facta inter Thomam
or 1476 . St. Leonard ' s Day is 6th Nov. From Ch. Misc. , 37, iv, 16-17. Jhesus . (1) A remembrans made the morne after synt leonarde ys day, when þat my Master Stonor come to Master Marmyun
Letter by charging £2 6 s. 8 d. for the pipe of red wine and omitting his own costs of 1 s. 4 d. Jhesus . A o xviij Right honorable and my right synguler good lady, I recommaund me
TO DAME AGNES STONOR 1 MAY [ 1481 ] This was clearly written to the second Lady Stonor , and no doubt in the same year as No. 285. Agnes Stonor died on 5 May , and can never have
miȝti to exort or monest in his doc|trin, and snib hem þat aȝen seyn þe soþe. Also dekunis to be 1 Tim . iij o . chast, not dowble tongid, not ȝeuun to mikil to drink, ne fowlow|ing fowle wynning,
hem þat gon in hem. Also þus is writun, Obedience is better þan slayn offring, and for to assent is 1 Sam . xv o . better þan for to offer þe fatnes of schep; for it is os þe
of 7 lines each, ababb, cc. ] (1) Ihesu , kyng of hie heuen a-bove, Vnto Michael my chief lieu-tenaunt, And alle thin ássessourës wich I love, That in my seruice be perséueraunt have euermore, and to me ful pleasaunt—
I. PROLOGUE 1 I. TO TECHE ȜOU THE WEYE OUT OF ENGLOND TO COSTANTYNOBLE. 4 II. OF THE CROSS AND THE CROUNE OF OURE LORD JHESU CRIST. 6 III. OF THE CYTEE OF COSTANTYNOBLE & OF THE FEITH OF GREKES.
notice for its attack on priests who excite the people to war by processions and public prayers. (Cf. p. 170, 1. 3.) Is this utterance due only to a personal horror of bloodshed, or does it point to the existence
whiche was bissynes vp-on chirchis; wheþir he ȝaue lordeschip, here what he saiþ: ' Be ye not lordis in þe 1 Peter v. [3. ] clergi, but be ȝe made fourme & ensaumple of cr istis flokke. ' And lest
of crist þat poul ȝyueþ to tymothe, & in hym to alle cristen [1 Tim . vi. 8. ] prestis: " hauynge fode & oþere þyngis bi whiche we ben skilefuly keuerid, be we payed wiþ þes two, " &
& þey louen not iesu crist , for þey haten þus his lawe. but poul seiþ a soþ word þat 1 Cor . xvi. [22. ] " who euere loueþ not iesu crist he is cursid of god, & puttid
heo widuten þære cyrcan belifd for þære ȝemeleste, wen is, þæt sume odde sleaclice laȝon & slepon, odde sittende odde (1.) ] ddde Hs. mid idelre spellunge deofle to micelre forwyrdes intinȝan ȝese|alde; ac heo ganȝe in, þ̱ hire se
idelnes þære sawla fend, fordi þonne sculon þa sawla, das 1. a üb. d. Z. Hs. ȝeswustre hwiltidum beon abyseȝode mid heora handȝeswince, hwiltidum mid haliȝre rædinȝe. We þonne fordi ȝelyfad, þ̱ We aus þe radirt. mid þissere fadunȝe æȝdres
FRAGMENT II.) § 1. MAN OF LAW ' S HEAD- LINK . ELLESMERE MS. ¶ The wordes of the Hoost to the compaignye Ovre hoost saugh wel / that the brighte sonne The ark of his artificial day hath ronne
FRAGMENT X. § 1. THE BLANK-PARSON LINK . [This is really a link between some unwritten Tale and the Parson ' s. It has been made into the Manciple- Parson Link (or Yeoman - Parson by the Christ-Church MS) by
FRAGMENT II.) § 1. MAN OF LAW ' S HEAD- LINK . HENGWRT MS. The prohemie of the Mannes tale of Lawe . Ovre hoost saw wel / that the brighte sonne The ark of his artificial day hath ronne
FRAGMENT II.) § 1. MAN OF LAW ' S HEAD- LINK . CAMBRIDGE MS. Here begynneth the Prolog of the man of lawe. [ Harleian MS 1758, leaf 55, back . ] oure Oste saugh well that the bright sonne.
FRAGMENT II.) § 1. MAN OF LAW ' S HEAD- LINK . CORPUS MS. Owre oost saugh wel þat by þe brighte sonne .C m .v m . The ark of his artificial day hadde ronne The ferþe part of
FRAGMENT X. § 1. THE BLANK-PARSON LINK . CORPUS MS. Here bygynneþ þe prologe of þe parson [This is really a link between some unwritten Tale and the Parson ' s. It has been made into the Manciple- Parson Link