The Thornton Romances: The Early English Metrical Romances of Perceval, Isumbras, Eglamour, and Degrevant. Selected from Manuscripts at Lincoln and Cambridge, المجلد 30James Orchard Halliwell-Phillipps Camden Society, 1844 - 312 من الصفحات |
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الصفحة xvii
... hevene al for to wynne , After oure lyff at oure laste ende To joye of hevene alle for to wende ! Many speken of men that romaunces rede , That were sumtyme doughti in dede , The while that God hem lyff lente , That now ben dede , and ...
... hevene al for to wynne , After oure lyff at oure laste ende To joye of hevene alle for to wende ! Many speken of men that romaunces rede , That were sumtyme doughti in dede , The while that God hem lyff lente , That now ben dede , and ...
الصفحة xxviii
... hevene for to see . A leaf is wanting between f . 133 and f . 134 . This romance is printed in the present volume from a MS . at Cambridge , but collations with this copy are given in the notes . 10. Incipit syr Eglamour of Artasse . f ...
... hevene for to see . A leaf is wanting between f . 133 and f . 134 . This romance is printed in the present volume from a MS . at Cambridge , but collations with this copy are given in the notes . 10. Incipit syr Eglamour of Artasse . f ...
الصفحة xxxiii
... hevene , Kyng of Kynges , and Lorde of Lordes . This brief prayer seems to be partly in verse , and partly in prose . 50. Incipit a meditacione of the fyve woundes of oure Lorde Jhesu Criste , with a prayere in the same , etc. In Latin ...
... hevene , Kyng of Kynges , and Lorde of Lordes . This brief prayer seems to be partly in verse , and partly in prose . 50. Incipit a meditacione of the fyve woundes of oure Lorde Jhesu Criste , with a prayere in the same , etc. In Latin ...
الصفحة xxxv
... Hevene , with a colett , in Latin . f . 278 , ro . 72. Another antyme of the Passyoune of Criste Jhesu , in Latin . f . 278 , ro . 73. A colecte of grete pardone unto Crist Jhesu , in Latin . f . 278 , ro . 74. A hymn to our Saviour . f ...
... Hevene , with a colett , in Latin . f . 278 , ro . 72. Another antyme of the Passyoune of Criste Jhesu , in Latin . f . 278 , ro . 73. A colecte of grete pardone unto Crist Jhesu , in Latin . f . 278 , ro . 74. A hymn to our Saviour . f ...
الصفحة xlix
... hevene , Stere of the se , of alle this worldelle lady ! 42. A ballad , with the burden , " A wikkyd tonge wole alwey deme amys . " f . 125 , ro . Printed in Urry's Chaucer , p . 549 . 43. Seven stanzas of seven lines each . f . 128 ...
... hevene , Stere of the se , of alle this worldelle lady ! 42. A ballad , with the burden , " A wikkyd tonge wole alwey deme amys . " f . 125 , ro . Printed in Urry's Chaucer , p . 549 . 43. Seven stanzas of seven lines each . f . 128 ...
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agayne appone awaye bryght brynge CAMD chaumbur chylde copy Cott Crystyabelle daye dede Degrevant dere drowe Eglamour emperoure eorl erle fare fayne felde feyre ffor fulle fyghte gane geant gentylle Godd gode golde gret grete grype hade hafe hase hath herte hevene honde Jhesu kny3th knyghte kyng kythe lady leve Lincoln londe Lorde lordys lyfe mane mare mede mekille mete myghte never noghte Perceval Percyvelle printed reads rede knyghte romance ryche ryde ryng salle sare sayde schalle sche schelde scho seyde slayne sone sorowe sowdane spere squyer stede stode syde syght Syr Egyllamowre Syr Gawayne syre syre Degrivaunt Sythen thaire thame thane thanne thare thay Thenne ther thoghte thou thre thyng Tille toke tyde Tylle ware wele wende Whenne withowttene wode wolde wyde wyfe wyght wylle wyste Wyth Ysambrace
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الصفحة xv - Parziväls, den ich hän bräht dar sin doch ssolde het erdäht. swes lebn sich so verendet, daz got niht wirt gepfendet der sele durch des libes schulde, und der doch der werlde hulde behalten kan mit werdekeit, daz ist ein nütziu arbeit...
الصفحة 297 - FLA. (You need not have carved him infaith, they say he is a capon already. I must now seemingly fall out with you.) Shall a gentleman so well descended as Camillo (a lousy slave that within this twenty...
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الصفحة 303 - And ek in other wise also Ful ofte time it falleth so, Min Ere with a good pitaunce Is fedd of redinge of romaunce Of Ydoine and of Amadas, That whilom weren in mi cas, And eke of othere mony a score, That loveden longe er I was bore, For whan I of here loves rede, Min Ere •with the tale I fede.
الصفحة xiii - Ce considerant, feu trehault et magnanime prince Philippes Conte de Flandres, fort charitable et convoiteux de veoir , lire, et ouyr les faictz et proesses des preux et hardis chevaliers, aymant leurs vertus et honorables enseignemens, ' ne voulut laisser perdre et perir la memoire de ceulx desquelz il avoit ouy ou entendu par escript Vhonorable, vertueuse , et bien famée vie.
الصفحة viii - Où la matiere en est escripte, Gerbers qui le nous traite et dite, Puis en encha que Percevax Qui tant ot paines et travax, La bone espee rasalsa, Et que du Graal demanda, Et de la lame qui saignoit Demanda que senefioit. Puis en encha le nous retrait Gerbers qui de son sens estrait La rime que je vois contant. Neis la luite de Tristant Amenda il tot a compas.
الصفحة 43 - Blode rede was his stede, His aktone and his other wede, His cote of the same hede, That tille a knyghte felle.