# The Historye of Reynard the Foxe

Written in 1481, loosely translated from Middle Dutch. See also Portal:Reynard.
This is the table of the historye of reynart the foxe
| original | respelled |
| The First Part. ||
| Prologe | Prologue |
| In the first hoow the kynge of alle bestes the lyon helde his court | In the first how the king of all beasts the lion held his court |
| How Isegrym the wolf complayned first on the foxe | How Isegrim the Wolf complained first on the fox |
| The complaynt of curtoys the hound and of the catte Tybert | The complaint of Curtise the Hound and of the cat Thibert |
| How grymbert the dasse the foxes susters sone answerd for the foxe to the kynge | How Grimbard the Dass, the fox's sister's son, answered for the fox to the king |
| How chantecler the cok complayned on the foxe | How Chanticleer the Cock complained on the fox |
| How the kynge sayde touchyng the complaynt | How the king said, "Touching the complaint" |
| How bruyn the bere spedde wyth the foxe | How Bruin the Bear sped with the fox |
| How the bere ete the hony | How the bear ate the honey |
| The complaynt of the bere upon the foxe | The complaint of the bear upon the fox |
| How the kynge sente Tybert the catte for the foxe | How the king sent Tibert the Cat for the fox |
| How grymbert brought the foxe to the lawe | How Grimbard brought the fox to the law |
| How the foxe was shryuen to grymbert | How the fox was shriven to Grimbard |
| How the foxe cam to the court and excused hym | How the fox came to the court and excused him |
| How the foxe was arestid and juged to deth | How the fox was arrested and judged to death |
| How the foxe was ledde to the galwes | How the fox was led to the gallows |
| How the foxe made open confession to fore the kynge and to fore alle them that wold here it | How the fox made open confession tofore the king and tofore all them that would hear it |
| How the foxe brought them in danger that wold haue brought hym to deth And how he gate the grace of the kyng | How the fox brought them in danger that would have brought him to death, and how he got the grace of the king |
| How the wulf and the bere were arestyd by the labour of the foxe | How the wolf and the bear were arrested by the labor of the fox |
| How the wulf and his wyf suffred her shoys to be pluckyd of And how the foxe dyde them on his feet ffor to go to rome | How the wolf and his wife suffered her shoes to be plucked off, and how the fox did them on his feet for to go to Rome |
| How kywart the hare was slayn by the foxe | How Kyward the Hare was slain by the fox |
| How the foxe sente the hares heed to the kynge by bellyn the Ramme | How the fox sent the hare's head to the king by Bellin the Ram |
| How bellyn the ramme and alle his lynage were jugged to be gyuen to the wulf and to the bere | How Bellin the Ram and all his lineage were judged to be given to the wolf and to the bear |
| The Second Part. ||
| How the kynge helde his feste / and lapreel the cony complayned to hym of the foxe | How the king held his feast, and Laprel the Coney complained to him of the fox |
| How corbant the roek complayned on the foxe for the deth of his wyf | How Corbant the Rook complained on the fox for the death of his wife |
| How the kynge was angry of these complayntes | How the king was angry of these complaints |
| How grymbert warned the foxe that the kynge was wroth and wold slee hym | How Grimbert warned the fox that the king was wroth and would slay him |
| How the foxe cam agayn to the court and of his shrifte | How the fox came again to the court and of his shrift |
| How the foxe excused hym before the kynge | How the fox excused him before the king |
| How dame Rukenawe the she ape answerd ffor the foxe | How Dame Rukenaw the She-ape answered for the fox |
| A parable of a man whiche delyuered a serpent from deth | A parable of a man which delivered a serpent from death |
| Of them that were frendis and kyn to the foxe | Of them that were friends and kin to the fox |
| How the foxe subtylly excused hym of the deth of the hare and of other maters / and how he gate his pees | How the fox subtly excused him of the death of the hare and of other matters, and how he got his peace |
| How the wulf complayned on the foxe | How the wolf complained on the fox |
| A parable of the foxe and the wulf | A parable of the fox and the wolf |
| How the wulf caste his gloue to fight with the foxe | How the wolf cast his glove to fight with the fox |
| How the foxe toke up the gloue / And the kynge sette them day And felde for to fighte | How the fox took up the glove. And the king set them day and field for to fight |
| How dame rukenawe the she ape counseylled the foxe How he shold doo in the feld ayenst the wulf | How Dame Rukenaw the She-ape counseled the fox how he should do in the field against the wolf |
| How the foxe cam in to the feld | How the fox came into the field |
| How the foxe and the wulf foughten to gydre | How the fox and the wolf fought together |
| How the foxe beyng under the wulf with glosyng and flateryng wordes came to his aboue | How the fox, being under the wolf, with glozing and flattering words came to his above |
| How ysegrym the wulf was ouercomen and the batayl fynysshyd and how the foxe had the worship | How Isegrim the Wolf was overcome and the battle finished and how the fox had the worship |
| An example that the foxe told the kynge whan he had wonne the felde | An example that the fox told the king when he had won the field |
| How the foxe with his frendes departed nobly fro the kynge and wente to his castel maleperduys | How the fox with his friends departed nobly fro the king and went to his castle Maleperduis |