Thou art the son of philosophy of old
that makest of poetes my manne to sejne
Gathes to dide to soynd take an y' Wolse
onye: my frede me to sejne myne to gane
Upon my dide he shal gane nat diffend
a. out of my laide the faynunte to fane
but whom me lift? they shall defend

Why should men put me in blandes
to follow the nature of my Sonne yfay
N' were but deade doth nat woe the fime
than prieres of asprez fessh and gane
to say thy fone to moord oy þe maye
fome aft of flowre gath fynen
thyfone aft of flowre gath fynen

Thow is the ke alme and blandishme
now as the wynd is confestable e pille
now is beare aft in bloudy wint
Whome yont sonepe e blefne wy gethow ille
all al fand nat I gine my witt
to felle my fik now fyneth aft troble
fith to my knae hit l Angith to be Sonke

A how now feve is fain in Wicehnd wee
but that we fand us in trist to infel dyem
noz none so depe plonnd in Sittie
noz W defen no: W Wanchope on lym
but þe thre is fome hope left corteoyne
to gne hym before f flying hir ement
to be wond Whi' we left affent

The eutie is elad in bottles white e zed
Whan eftac euthe (N) e violette fte
the gleyds grone and e'wy me
p'abawn flerteth e'wy dith to hent lote
Aayn' paftide Aayne me to the zed
by conne of nake þ' Aatu deth reft
by zonolcon to knae fme zepor

A who fould pan fohere me to be Sonble
fih double nee langing vino me by might
now fesh N' fimez nowe c'writ troble
now claud of leke dyke ab' clondy wyth
now claud of thore of heit mezy e light
theyr as but fohes Aayne my might to mule
oz my l yht Wytke pol y my paver nfe

A solle oz new y lide full m Ayoynt
men muft at loop triste me ak pey fande
a whi' y fonde furtherst out of joynt
to fett folke bakward fever behiwd
pan Wordely men N' thow even blinnde
foe compleym Aayne my Donlwen
caft mu than a fridward fal godde

Thine by yow alrady p minde langh
y am Sijlamund of mutalite
Wherof by right each a grete wittning
fith Donblenw' no stundiz to mo
Which is a preff of my hore
to be called by title of rightwyfne
of thantne new lasy p peynasfe

Thine Wman kintu had faid he'W
pazell Scland of he' gommas
masd a flynt and folowrly fand
John Boarcar fand and hew'd an he' Salam
faufef of chere fand of comynne
in Sdy: enpundiz eth fome þ' fone fand
fand Sounely thine he did abando

The wole on hym Vino and rozay
Upon a povnt fo: to Abia fiable
feytir ay he like on to th' Vistre
al bozely thingt be donke e infable e chante
yet for my part by zonolcon notul
y fone fzo: we fohely vy kaw
thine hitt bec that y gine beyond

And left my lade soy nat or pail
of time lode the title fo to fane
Amonge myn op itell Werly aft
N' fize lage Abone upon my ghe
thir bock name ffall in fone be gwe
hau J. Joho Boarcar m affeewt
of Wozelyn fnae Nistyn hath þ' falt

A of which couple the caufk to defleve
þ' was frest gomde yfitt nat it kaw
to sefhold flieth and witt aft my lif
and fperally the Vice of glotome
Whiche is norke Vnto lychery
thir was thes thinke Whic' jw'morke
the compilacion of thee little lode

Yet by thy talkinge ay undufchade
the thyn of nake in he' chante myne
art thy fentene cotte m fes and low
yet tende y zeyn thing þ' be falle
as utione ne ablyd ympe un untak
fot hale to godward of he't witt a fang
mange þ' polder e no chanteys nat

A thon muft e' call Vntu zonemish
thingt masd fable by gree Whi'te witt
caft f'um hinde the pfeuance
of holy matres Whi'te hif van derwe
fze to tefere fiths while they did fay
thy Whelc in team hald no metal
to make hem wazr fo thes fentilnen

A l min that enazmnd w vestre
Aayne thy might to mak' zonemish
and let thy tenft by gree m grife fyn
and hath the all halve fine heathen advenu
on zeynwyne fize of pindena
W þ' fize called Ateneunce
hathe A fane condyt Aayne py vanne

A they fet no fore by thy Double White
N' fippezcon of other tawir tyf
the trufk fenture nat in plane not in
but in thes trutens hope of fith e gert
caft and wittner theseltne
Whiche al fone hafn fterfene
thy White and þ' hane wittely Seftun

In Avarice was so ympostable
as he wasperſid/ as he waske fayverunke
as flying the hift, foule and obsoynable
as deflying/ to have ben emperſo
and he alia/ of fiodward Wulfaulne
as pleyne lie/ unhappily by gane
to Wacey/ the yvet octavand

In fiodward Ambionan ſet his beaſt diu
to chumblin ne/ to the Impatient ſo
to have possession of the booke Empin
tocked upon him/ as he would ha/ to
have again in him/ to the eſto
as leopatuar/ to beſtred in his paſſu
title of Octavian/ to ſet for A ſlo

as his multitud of many leguone
as he gave tode/ Agapey getavand
to him acroechid of Syne zeyone
yet multitud of many manly nam
ſtort on the ſe/ to Wacey he began
where he was first/ manye al his mighte
to his conſion and undavay put to flight

In ſkespized ſeed hom to his centre
findwing noon halfe/ noz me to veene
but to encerue of his adreſſe
where he ſang/ has woful auemneu
as Octavian he myſt nat endeu
as a ſharpe ſwered/ as he found to ſymvete
himselfe he zof undavely to the hecto

In Whor Sethe the qvene ſleopatuar
was A preſse very impoſtabel
by anye theſe was/ no reene in the tans
thouſt of his Woe/ ſow eſtelle be paſtable
whoas ſatal ende/ poutne and lamenteable
ſtand eſo/ his ſelf/ ſoſe ſi do his/ adu
after they bathe/ enveued in oo qvane.

In expiſt hez fonte/
his ſory endid aſt of the ſot took
bochare weery/ thonſit ſo for that beſt
of qvete temerarie/ offiſed in his doſh
ſa/ in a ſlombart/ ender on a crueſ
fully in purpose/ to have taken Aſſet
but diverse as he ſhold/ his veſt qvane take
cauſe a qvret preſe/ as made him to a Wale
ſtift of ſi koflorysne/ came ſo ſone a few
of Antonie/ as cloud ſpuent al his weede
cauſe eſt Octavian/ bare to him bathe
where ſeemed he ſpont/ gnaſing in his ſhod
to an olde temple ſcounne ſo to have
tensying foo deth/ the place ſanſo by ſam

In that temple deth was deſtred
of whom by domine ſet up a qvret ymaye
but when he ſaſt/ as he was ſpont
the can/ to ſublin/ hith upon the ſlage
as him ſun tenbar/ in his proue ſa/ he
the vent A man/ by ſiden noſa/ naes
undavay ſlayn/ y/ gaynwd naen diſſonane.

Next in oide/ came desbarne
of whom thei ſil/ A pnomie wondre cau/
Whom beget of desſe ſublin/
Upon the yong/ fan ſleopatuar
ſlayn in his ponth/ to the wittes bothar
as Octavian/ Sire his ſil/ affiſmo
for he geym/ zonayne ſhau nat maligno

In ſolene in ordw/ ſubha be gan
as evenone compiym/ to bothar ſpont
Wiblom Donhtez/ to qveto Octavian
With Wepmy eyen/ ym to bothre e cay
Whit as by gur ſuſw/ to xymyſſe gur/ Lethery
euſu/ War eut/ of gur continue
foruak of ſcomw/ Seued in ponerto.

In ſone eyunpa/ young e tendw/ of Aye,
bozne of his blood/ bothar doth exprove
tame inct mordw/ paw of gur Vayne
Whiche spent his tyme/ in ſlombart ſolene
ſvolpard to vertn/ and for gur Wreethdner
Octavian/ Which War qveto vont
ſuſsed hym dew/ at myſt ſo for his ſlouthe

In ſez Ayrupa/ came fourth Anome right
caſſine of Pauw/ A ſamme qvet centre
Went in ſtand/ was Golbe/ A manly Lym
With mane Antonye/ Wele chesſon/ e ſaw
God in his towt/ e therauth al pardo
greely alloſſend ſwſt ſo/ gur chynality
and ſo/ gur notable/ ſamone porſho

In the with al/ be had in ſeytenas
A right qvret name/ e ſeede in qveto ſam
ſo/ gur Lymathode/ e ſo for gur his piden
after Attenſed into the Empan
Octavian/ ſo for a commizatom
be ſanſo ha/ do of ſeulard falſ content
to ſublin Seth/ fully of aſſent

In ſer wha/ by diddym of Octavian
tako be Wad/ beung oſt pony of dyo
and as mynd/ lnto/ Wele zemuntz and
bronht ſo to ſuſe ſublin/ gur upon a ſtage
theſo/ off and up/ vnto gur ymaye
by towet deth/ y ſory tallith y mi
ſo/ the fal ſordw/ of deth ſublin

After the deth/ of ſand caſſine
Another tanw/ of Rom the to
Whiche ar y zado/ called Wad Caline
of A preton/ gauing the ſignto
and ſo ſuſpewd ſlayn eſo War gow
as even ſwſt ont of his hede/ Noce vent
ſo/ ſublin Seth/ tian m to eſto ſont

In bothar his exuto/ by brugant Godwar ſlayn
and after that Wymo/ A lym Wiblom
of h w labo/ nonthym/ glad nor ſuyne
bothar gan/ to Swetto his ſiſto
to qvret hewder/ briefly to compilo-
his qvemne ſaſt and goly the manne
to ſet in ordw/ heer neſt/ ar pe ſhal hore.

A
usque to me, heer byny in presence
which of thes fomr ame Jandc apnuede
or ameryg yod of alloguene
hathe vent the vaw al þi dight differnt
fro Jube in mystefor to ffordo
þ þe se aftre wher so þi kanbe ei ffordum
fhaft hawe nomr fano, more to hþ to zoln
A

A
thu thres defantwre many A nothez
nfor w zheſpold in gndyzng of pp namo
hord þe ordemneſt fwaſt to ſleen pi bathe
with men of dremys rothw that to þe haw
to dholme, þe dight alſo the ſamw.
ſone and hew to Emy Jabaton
& many A Senator þ ſlomb in Romu t
A

A
bittwne n[am]d ſome t[em]e eſt
the[ur] ſomewh which now after was dy
wherby enfirnwerd was the common
pites to h[ave]e, th[us] plat e p[lay]ne
of wroſſite, conſtuyrme in eſtowr
tham to zheſſo, e[pi]nnt it d[ist]ur
et th[us] membeu. Atchung A[th]yn nat
A

A
tubner nor Juno the goddesſe
tyane no fuchc consol I fuppoſe vnto þ
but it was verme, to flacez thyn h[aw]ne
e farvome ajane, by ſwidward e[nu]tato
to ſwan Senatorw, gretſt of pat e[pi]
thy ſal ſone aftre ch[oz]ef þ[or]t was ſayne
by thy p[un]t, morzad were p[lay]ne
A

A
nd ſe to Abato, thym ontraye p[rau]d
whiche þe hawd vſid al thy lif.
loſſo np thyn hed take on py life ſa
p[and]wne n[ef] of morde, e of ſtryyſ.
ſlomb þ nat ſeſoma thy lif.
thy sonſt aft þ called w[as] denſil
of truſid entent thy malke to p[al]ſett
A

A
hawe murie holw any of you n[am]
thon eſtignla or thon ſperne
be nat a ſhenyd any thyn to ſyne
an[ey]ne me W infago d[ist]uyne
me for tatwyte pat y[as] letherwne
of a p[al]mae more ye tin abandone me
but m p[er]e w[er]d a b[om]e tim nat ſvo
A

A
thwe hawe p[os] ſenlie tak þe h[er]bergage
that b[ou]n courby w me for to ſtryy
y t[ro]w þ taron, h[aw]t mad[ha] p[os] paſſhy
[as] at þt[and]es in h[ell]e ſe for to arny
thor y[or]e abide thyn p[lay]ne.
Whot ſeſful ſtyle called w[er] informal ſt
of e[nſt]w[em]y, e[ct] p[er]u[n]ke Wathes and
A

A
[rad]anantwre one of the Jngt n[am]
W Emy ajnour h[ath] you a ingemet
p[ot]nfully yo[u] ſhall abide in p[oy]ne
p[er] d[ar]ne, h[at]e er[ay]ne yo[ur] to[ra]ment
in ſloyetw, p[er] ſtode moſt viſion
yo[u] ſhal be ſtownd p[er] an end malke
[em]y ſe to abide. Amag þe ſtowe blak
A

A
[im]n von called of E[m]p[on]ne the iſſus
we ſaund be homſaſt to h[av]e out the viſions
veray A ſones, d[is]ſuſt and confuſe
to haw to me p[er] v[n]t]nteyne laingne
the me aſſa[hy]ne Saithd to[er] ſeago
Wit[h]e h[aw] ſon]pynw, c[al]l[ed] alloguene
they druſt ne long, abid[on] in h[er] p[on]ſone
A

A
the h[at]eſuſt ſtyle W many A w[of]uſul ſyne
of tailgula and ſperne
t[ow]hing th[is] ſeik, attwene h[aw] p[er] aſſa[hy]ne
ſhaſeful reſuſe ſo[ward] and od[ine]
by th[em] zeleſed, w[it]h ch[ese] moſt ſu[n]w
as p[er] h[aw] h[er]d h[er] endd the ch[ar]mg
Nev[or] the t[yr]ant, com[er]t neſt d[un]e þ 20
A

A
the N[ev]o moſt e[n]ſuſt in comp[ly]n
that end was of h[is] low degree
moſt ſi[n]nat]mal of cond[ur]nd
by g[ave]t ontraye, of truſid cu[n]teth
that em]g]u[n]d in Romu the c[he]
h[aw] fadn] called boon[er] D[eta]mp[ue]
Domane, h[er] mod]n, ly[ny]p]n
A

A
the An[ry]p[and] by h[er] ſubtilite
and d[ur]ne ſon]ne, h[aw]g p[er] ſubtilite
that fit p[er] t[yr]ant, of ſon]ne, t[ur]wel
by th[is] ſen]teth, th[ou]g]h thy eſt able
to eſtate ſim]p[and] ſon]ne, am nat]ſteth
What that ch[ar]mg moſt]eful, who]n and p[ar]
th[an] eſt t[yr]ant, w[er]d]y ſi[ſ]e]d ond h[ar]de
A

A
[an]b]n p[er] N[ev]o, of a[go] w[er]n, þe p[er]
be was e[n]ſu[n]t, m[or]ſa[n]t
aſſe[re] þe h[ad]d, c[or]ne]d h[aw] g[ru]ntez
and t[he]w]y artw, t[al]l]d h[ab]aſt
vnto al maſt, m[al] w[er]p[er] moſt
t[al]l]d moſt]al D[omer], A[ng]e]p[er] d[ur] p[ar]
from al n[ef]t h[er] y[on]teth to c[er]ſt]uy
A

A
the k[opt] h[aw] e[n]y]r th[em] D[omer] as p[er] h[ar]g]y
m[ang]re h[as] fat]n[et] D[eta]mp[ue]
by A [con]ſt]uynt, p[er] A m[ante] d[ur]d
ſ[om] al ontraye, and D[ist]u[n]t]on
conſt]uynt w[ele] h[ar] met]p]na[n]d
to be p[ar]ne]ne, ar of h[is] nat]m]
W[hi]ch to c[er]ſt]uynt, h[er] d[ur]d h[ar] p[ar]p[er]
A

A
[at] one p[er] p[er]t]n]t] of h[er] a[go]
con]t]raue z[eh]p]n]m]p] of h[aw] th[em]
h[ol]d h[ar] that t[ym]e to p[ar]n]t]ry]ne
O[rt]onia D[ou]lt]n] of h[and]ne
at th[em] who]n, h[aw]g] ſe]z]t]e]ne
W[he] h[aw]e h[ad] h[aw] m[and] p[er] D[eta]mp[ue]
h[er] mod]n in lab[er] called a[ſſa]p[ne]
A

A
the p[and] D[omer] made h[aw] to d[is]u-
to p[er]ſuſe h[aw]ng, by D[ig]ent h[ar]d
at entuyng in ſw[er]t of h[is] ſon]p
y] m[em]y, w[he] h[ar] e[aw]nd ſon]p
of al þ[em]nt, h[ad] g[ru]t]e ſan]de
and p[er]p[ort]e, ar d[ur]ſe]p] of h[aw] N[ev]o
in p[ro]p]s and m[ete]r, h[ar] e[aw]nd t[ub]i]l]ne
A

Tissemment thus as for these pastue
they be nam'd among the empome
for Ayme to fastid occupie
and first the dailie by record of antwa
send at westtace of al þe pome
theite monethes zegned as lowd and five
and aft that cast out of the Empin

I the thirde moneth as made is menour
Eche dered proude and ambitious
and ac yfunde the Samnacord
laste zerte monethes of tellime
and for theyn proud ribandry lecherome
enve vengable borne of ewfie hne
in Wrecbadnesse chon, pey wade fynne

Fere John zochas feyng jy yett offena
to his perne of envee dijgena
and in his findy gan hynhylt appli
to Sampwe the vire of hatful glotemy
for Winte hynne record of Asis
of this forfisht forward company
al ence mystefor and fordonwra anmo

Fy the onrage of Syfobeynne:
lowe fad fad leyng in pazard
the wey hyn of weyn tser voo A yett enfance
deely comynd he pat Wau for Wile
Alone creatwne by vsyon bav the pris
til he of foly Wrongh game affent
to be governed by a false fpenes

I hef Imat derne, sed hyn dwone forfis
for his affentuyng of wade in gaf setrwe
agene to the gernwe Wyan infinalt fnaik
in fide of weyn wade Wman frowne
for Whicb we haw, gwef mater for to moene
fith that we be Sufzmyd in cestwyrn
by dwone lyving of weyn maſo barym

And thyn ann yn the domynaun
of weyn al and held A yett bateſt
the weyn pefit fad the infonnd Sammon
va Wofuſt Wrecchus in weth for to affaile
fvechichym the poverz pionely gan pefant
thoune al the World and popſion toſe
for one demy cban dinne ve forſok

I the fard vitnes compafisid in the nombl
of fowr zefne, pende, attonpam
of wome, as he Sawid he fio p'flomb
zefweſſe to gan bold the balaunce
midſtituido of thez allianz
Whan they forſiſke maniſes to yonge
pan of al weyn War dipſed the linitne

I he thornh Sykne undewere made low
the multende almoſt ſummable
amonge all zefne of new or old
thez bo my porlone and zofnable
plonſh loctery and moſt chomynall
ſale Anazis by a trewe ſofre
W glotompe thet konclize of the firu

I ame in ſot, What is content
and at wyn Ancter Abiduth see a White
and to zemembre, War pome What diſligent
to write Whan Batwen zegned in the yſto
caſt Ewe the propheſſe. Erbele
in hir tyme, by grete avertiz
the Wordle Sdwood prudently on the

I he olde Wordle, Wban Batwen was first lyd
regnyng in evete, in his Royal eſtate
Voe Abagin by vertuone lyving
canſid evethely ſol, to be moſt pafnaat
the Wordle the dance was called anveat
for ſolvemſſe and attonpam
had in that Wordle holy the godnwa

I thee was pat tyme, no Wrong no: Incon
Eubry epiſid from euſ creatur
Dissolnond and Sonken inſolens
ribandie al fuit fonte owdne
froward fumſure, contrary to natn
Janshred Ween, by anſe attonpme
had in pat Wordle, holy the godnwa

I yonth was leudid undu diſſhyne
Vertuone findy ſlonid in myddal
Seede helde tthe yerd of noztrne dothe
viot zefraynd ſroom ſwymdons onrag
haleſul Setvacion repreſſid the langre
fonſt Wac charu, by tanſe attonpam
had in pat Wordle, holy the godnwa

Iffozitudo stode the m his myſt
Diſſonnd Wydeſa, e chershred chafte
Emthlithode in falſſe, gane on ſt devo a licht
gert w his ſabado of tronth and egme
held up the chwche in ſpitalry diuſke
pumſhred hervetik by tanſe attonpam
had in pat Wordle, holy the godnwa

I rightwesne chaſtred al zolberes
by egal ballance of exetion
ſand falſe medes, put bak ſiv ſmone
tved pionnye held, made no Slacon
for ſiſeping ſhampd. ſerſk entire m not
noz leſuqunongere by tanſe attonpam
had in that Wordle, holy the godnwa

I the golden Wordle, eelde lave god e deu
al the by Sedre of myn ſo to vſe
the vith War vedy to don almenſa
Who asid herboſſ, men did by nat zefne
nonan of maliz World other the atonſe
Dſſame hir mighte, by tanſe attonpam
had in p Wordle, holy the godnwa

I the tredo marthant by myſm bonſt e ſil
Serit was now in the artſwre
mating no ball, the plonh War e by hol
A bak ſtoſo Sibne, for from the laboſe
Sifvecon marthal at Dym e ſpex
content w myſm, by tanſe attonpam
had in that Wordle, holy the godnwa

To theelect thet he should have bene
full Dynamoue,ffame emprize, with all
for priuilege, the pnommativest
With hymynome, the true poctualt
Wherof eadeyd Wee, m affealell
for the plempne pluse, of pley al
Stedfast, e p men did but eult

Of the due, A Prince called John
to Tyrne came, e fellell his prefence
pale for him, that came alwaies
brought by A Due, that named was
clad in purple, brought by Molin
verypud of Tyrne, When the noble ton
castell tourre and Waller, above finite son

In a castell, called Maradan
fleazanu, had taken his fight
be fand of Olla, or he the castell Wame
thus fklazt, like a fivneke, like
Withynne the castell, the flowe fame, might
feed every man, fadde chilthe, and clothed
With fhoap, felledeue, the man to fliuen of

It were was theire most flately of faying
that whom War of this wordes thefe, ton
whereleynded, veynd preft and fang
feynded by Sam, bilt neve of balamon
by Saran olde, as made in neuen
prenesse of prouince, was nouelke, Anon
nowe it Abiect, e zefne of act other

Vivo the felles, wifh him, yfup
ful thrifty yeare, or he teck, vengan
in towe, the lord, hath joye and god
whan that Dymet, e fijfio, he to pene
by contrion, and hevely repetenunce
the clafped lord, the foid, most wondrous
mynt Abieth, as he lift to wonyable

The was to them, fof gravenone, and Compynne
bode that they fliud to hym, meet him
fellell vno them, many An vncomth fime
Smyning, yf that, sauie, clafped War the moone
the people, ſhored, knewe, nat What We to ame
but meditat, in the freeward intent
like folk a bafshut, wof, nat wath at me
ment

Affone the preye, or tyrne, nan to weve
for the like, Wofe of thy, Wee afford
thee appezede, A comment, e a preye
the preye was shape, like a fivne, like
tonyng, the downe, the War was wold geve
of futh. Another, e fivny, bright and clear
wher endward the fpace, of al a pyne

If he kflvnaill, say, balaund in preft
their preſtare, e bely, to make oblaund
pofe, e gveet, A light the templo, side fit
that al the people, flowring, endion
thout it pofit, in thez, wifteond
passing the fume, ar it Sade, pome
but What it not, noman conde, some

If the preſtare, side, howe bely eme
to offe a caff, Anow or they to得
the fame caff. A thyng, ayeyne nat
brought forth, A lamb, the ſame tyne, p fad
An ouely towe, What pnt hym in g, spad
A contayne, pionofhakond
ſhelwd vnto them, of the publizfion

Nt other to we, freeward and comvaru
the ſame tyne, Wee ſhelwed eme, amon
the Gason, Dovre, of the freeward, poutunay
With ſzen barve, ſbut that Wee, most flyne
bwood of emaill, ronde, and wondre, long
p might nat move, W preſempe, might
opend by hem, felf, tilbres on a myht

It hev Wee ſeyn, also charu in the gan
men of arnye, W bilt, felledeue, cleve
of plate and manne, arnyne, War p ſaw
brought as pheb, abhove they endo affeze
and as the ſtory alſo, I ad, ve loze
W the ſheldeue, and thez, apperell
a pofon made, ſeem for taffinto

Et to the felles, it ſwe, ſeynne
A pionefh, of the, Deſentron
preſtare to the temple, ar thy ſi, fide, him
upon a myht, to Don oblaund
amnd the templo, War hord, A deſuſul ſon
of Whent, nowe, this War the ſorful endo
the v pethou, e let ve hene, Wors.

And ful ſonne yeve, toſend the ſyne, yand
Done Annamas, yony, and tender, of aye
of the byrth, ſone of a und man
by Deſentron, Infl of Gr, eyayo
lie, as he had fallon in a zayo.
Ranme in the ſin, bannam, ſeuen ſyne
ſpand, nat, W opyn ment, to vno.

Nto the noyſ, Waw made nowe, alſtach
but obſtynat eme, in gne, entent
Day of the kast, bolo, in the tabernale
A voye, e the out of the oununt
Voye, vof my, vond, v p, bolo, p, vno
Voye, ayeyn, ſeſtin, cupeth, out on enp ſie

Dor, vny the ſemple, ayeyn, the ploſe alſo
Voye, ayeyne, hufboune, Voye, ayeyn, p, e, p
W to ſeſtin, W a treble, Woe
of hing, thwift, e leſing of the lybe
of ſelde, and pome, e many, ſeuen, ſtyma
thu, Waw the azecend, Lamentaunce
Whit, Anam, eyed, thowh, the ſon

I bete, Ge, was for the affrau full ofſo.
Whippt, ſtorend, endon, and upriuſt
at vno, it p, he felt, it ful on ſe, p,
War, by Gotyn, made, ſolde, ſeyn, of myht
he ſynt nat to crye, p, day, e myht.
A p, pufa, ſheling, to the, to, p,
Ged, pat, viht, pome, v p, hola, Deſentron, bo.

Jalayne his lau tion were Impatient
And importune by pessent ion
that egypne did thre obliuon
the sionfes and right us so
Unto his se of forward mylifne
that was of egypt call'd thes of goddes

Jaffamadle j'wes in thy desire
to susfer jefus thre flect for to esme
and Eaduer to Wesshe / the fad
and folke of seate satwne ke to fad
and trisen men j'maufef faulh fofbe
of whoe fall for j' Sif nat zech
j' Sleydise m pafid at myſtih ſide A Wreety

Jeyt in ordw toſe cœaw come wu
ſone of valerian come call'd ſaule
out for j' gret horrible eſſuond
of cripen blode that men wight pwen
ſad by valerian god wold it ſhuld been
ſtewd epruyl to pomayne by demyng
of many A tour ſadevnd Disheſſanes

Jhey of Almayne the Apeus wade paffe
p'ur Valerine A cité of Jaſto
Gothie also / proud of there and faces
had agyeue geue / many grete bater
and thyn of hungry arm'd in pitt o' man
With him of Semmank ſonuor to tewt
agyeue Romayne / Wex of asuent woces

Jto Whos damage in this newe Whos
Among Romayne it is to ſaue thre
j' Wefuue Wefuus which cald be wole
man in the cité eut and deſpitons
ſuſt Whan they meett / Was ſlayn Semmank
Wight ſwne toke on gym / in cœut as y wad
of gih tozage to Weze puple Weedo

Jone pefummes A myſt stronge Romayn
kepe al Saule wudw ſubietton
to their dyante virually after ſlayne
Among his ſunſt for al his gih renou
by a ſden Vinkons Difſoncon
next Viceroy hawing the gowrning
of al Saule was aſſ ſlayn in p[ra]ſaunce

Jem ſauleien of whom y ffaſke to ſone
ſone and herev to valeruay
but Domynacow of p[er]pou he gat ſoone
in Ke pubhe / Anone Johan he began
ſich A contioun and A ſward and and
Wex e ctherons and Viasons of diuimg
at myſtih ſlayn j'wad his eſdymung

Jnept ſauleien tam one Quintilime
Aman ſemembad of gret attempana
brothw of byrth / to gret Elandne
Wye and Difſet / in am his goowna
who may of ſeutine eſſehe the ſedoym esna
to Weze his ende ſoſtely in A cœutine
of wydmen mozden I ran nat ſeyn t'anso

J of Semmank born next came Amehan,
a Worthy Kight his emmys for to affaile
agyeue Eſchée A gret Wess he began
hate Viceroy in many ſtonges bater
Whor nobles conqueſt greatly diuide
to common p[ie]ſit for al his woces parde
was to thonvesſ of kome and the aro

Jhe returned all deſpemptiwn
and Westward had many great Viceroy
and Anonour other y fnde that he was eu
and the tondphe to be p[ie]m in memory
but the wad o thing eſſuond al his wyw
which hafth p[ie]ſit of his knyſhodo[ſ]wraub
for he was emmy to eſt and to his lau

J of whom gothas / h[ie]t nomor nowt w[ie]
but in his booke youth ſeeth he begard
of one remembry pat taide wad zacto
Which was ſucreſſon to Amehan
and after hym ſuiccedid ſedrian
of which j'no ſemembanx j'fnde
that is notable to be p[ie]nt in manya

J[es]p[ro]bus after ſegned ſul by y[or]
and my monethes which theu h[ie]t renou
gyn ſonatomiz j' a ſut ſunhtely eſch
and brought hym proudiely to ſubject
nat wittſonduny that he in kome tow
to w[on] hym of wuſul tyzaunce
the m[em]p[ur] to be for to zecb and gyw

Jefuue the cité call'd Ayppyw
the y[or] and probub y[or]ne maui p[ra]ſende Romayn
a baterl had ſiſnat Aclynne
mette preuilus A myſt ſtronge capteyn
With one ſonofu j' both they were ſlayn
and al the mapne of w[or]w y[or]ne j' w[ie]t
ſlayn in the fold j' zanent p[ie]nt to ſaft

Jaſt the baterle and the ſyſonſitn
probub was longu in ſemyrne A gret cité
and thee unduare of ſedoynd anent
ſlayn in a tow that callid War ſoone
but a ſmal ſeſon / late his p[ra]ſaunce
at naman in his cwenſhif tenne
al wordly thynne ſhe chanyth at his luſt

J of ſoone e[th]ochas elans next came wu
With his two ſaum Vinnyan z carvne
and as j'fnde he was born in Nadoon
and Difſendid of A nobl[ie] hyne
but Whan that he most eſtly diu ſhyne
in his ſemp[ur] j'wad y[or] titus j'no
Chore e d[ha]ſaunce in p[ar]theis w[or]t p[er]ſaunce

J[es]p[ro]ſide dygve A ſaumone ſedys ſonou
the p[ie]nt his tenths e cuf hym thre to aldo
a ſedeyn h[ite]wning his fina euu j'wad
ſiner al to pondw for al his gret priu
and Vinnyan that fende by his ſide
had a mark that was p[ie]nt from homne
iſte both his eyen eſt to the ſpy[er] leuone

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A wile example in story telling
AENORVIR FOWYN MYN ANCTE
ODORE. Whilom a famous King
A King by name e a gret governour
but of his gyng A famnourie fobborn
ont of whose donet Wee mey en pite
Gambusid for em? With truith e e pite

A

In that kynon Wher mey eu nat yio
and truont oppyfised eu with tyranny
and rightlesseffe, bi power is zefised
fale epiwson / suppoztith fobberie
and senſualite / gan hane the maſtine
above vefond bi tolinye at a preef
Whi ch many lond ha brought vnto omſeſe

Thouk eu ne kynne may ſound in ſwet
ſpere me nor ſtall in wevay epiſtene
noz continue in long p[ro]ſpito-
but of the throue of epiſity epiſtena
be importid by Jufiune / the me
in hym that ſoal as ega Juge ſtande
twee vith e pore / coſept e ſbend in hand-

A eſtze epiſple twr matz for to yvonde
po as a ſuere that eu natwactt
oz like A modre e chath by nelye is lond
to ſofre tgeu childe in eſſonact
vite po A lmyg in his eſt of toad
ſhund of giu eſſuio. Sinually enteride
giu tree hylies to the chyſſe / he e p[ro]ſond

A fay good example heu e p[ro]ſentie tnumlumme
for tempill wame ſhold as in figure
reſemble the ekingdom. Whi ch is e[mi]b
by land of god e land of nature
that he published long time may endeu
POWE of Jusde and ſalts Suphletto
as A body in long p[ro]ſpito.

Al montour tgeu zegne moz Samu men
hane of tempill nowe eſtiz eſſuance
the ſtat of ekinge gan a p[ro]mpeſtand
of yoddie grace e of his p[ro]mnaes.
by vertuone laſ e mozaſt e[mi]nance
long to continue got in p[er]e Werre
al theſe eſſutre e p[ro]mſh hem e[mi]b p[er]e

They ſhould be the myne and the licht
trauende al othe bi vertuone epiſſu
as e p[ro]mpleere of e p[ro]mto e of vist
ſi bi eſtreftord of natuall p[ro]mnaes
to tempere the ſagie. W hiche e childe
What shall fall e p[er]ſand cast e thinge
as e p[er]tymite to p[er]ne e to e[mi]b.

The myne p[er]ſisid to hane in vemeßano-
tounke voffy thynges in presence
for thinges to come e p[er]ſon mak e diuina
ſal we the tation of vertuone e[mi]b
ageyne al vice make e p[er]ſitenera.
by the ſitu of magna wmyt.
Whi ch we e p[er]p[er]tred to thomyual magſes.

A brothe to ſee Autonne ſeyne eſtion
Whi ch eonſerweth the fiall e p[ro]myne.
in ſuch A me ne ſtall as any ſon
nat ony glad for noon p[er]ſpito.
noz ony ſad for none admisito.
for af nor detz e gue torage nat remeſ.
to god e man to yelde hem pat eu deſu.

A Kayne ſeſſhely hastne Azne h[ar]m p[er]ſenune
voide al p[er]ſens of fiveward e p[er]tely
gredy e p[er]tene bi mesne to e p[er]ſſo
ont of his thought A voide al rindie
P[er]ſene ſlatterer and ſuch ſoln as tan lye.
Ware eu his Domne he be nat p[ar]tialt
to poore don Almeſſe to vertuone h[ar]caut

In his Azan ſhelb h[ar]m e a lmyg —
from othe p[er]ne b[ar]maner e p[er]ſenune
ſd that men preſſe his vertuone lyving
noz than his clothying ſerre from his p[er]ſon
and late h[ar]m thynk in his adreſtenera.
tenſes thereon e verraely e p[er]tene
as he gome mythe men will e p[er]port e p[er]no.

A late h[ar]m alsd for his gret Anale
hane ſuch abome h[ar]m to ben p[er]ſon.
notable p[er]neis to been of compelt
ſuch as to ſene hane gad e p[er]ſenue.
Twen good e diu to knowe the e p[er]ſenue
and my t[em]geſe hafeful of u[n]e e alſt
to bannſh hem out in h[ar]st ſu his h[ar]nſhalde.

A p[er]ſuſe them that lont to lyve in ydines
and ſuch as nouthir come god moz deu do-
conſtume people that p[er]ſol e p[er]ſſo.
and them alsd that do Al thynp for me.
and ſonſtacion claud in a lond do wad.
and ſuch as fan for thes Anantayas
out of one hode ſheeb to viſage.

A late h[ar]m alsd voide out at his gate
routu[n]e people pat lont to Watch al might
and them alsd that yo to deu[n]e lato.
by longe A b[ed]d til t[ee]e e p[er]mye be dight
and ſuch as left nat to god to gan a fight
and zefor ſol that lift nat hez e maſſo.
taide vende his donet p late hem highten paſſo.

A p[er]ſu ſuch e p[er]ſutre zegesud gree to ſene
nat ony ſome but many gret centre
hath he deſtrowed e many e[mi]b dom h[ar]ne
in olde fromeſe as men may p[er]e e ſo
ſalz Ambrauon ſiveward e p[er]ſatne
hath many A p[er]mau in many lond entourd
and been in tanſo why they hane ben deſtrowed

A eſt[im]n War Whilom to p[er]ſuygat
the[er] treb p[ro]phetre ſor they had in p[er]ſit
and e p[er]tayn[er] War e p[er]ſo p[er]ſit
for eu in p[er]bliuon p[er]ſo[bi]d al his ſo[it]
Zarne in p[er]tze had but ſmaie p[er]ſit
p[er]denly p[er]p[er]no e m[oe]di by t[er]p[er]
the p[er]mi of e p[er]ſamne / w[ha]n eu he drank p[er]ſa

Thi lyunge be gan at hismael
had a fellewse fil of fethes don
in his eyens fande that Abiel
was fent to hym from the heventy manne
bi the holy goofe to his inferracion
for the Angel/faußid hym ſo ſhene
to ſtounde up eit he myht nat ſustene

On his ſinndes. Wee ofte tyme ſeyn
wan he to fallie ſoléid his preſence
myk whet daue. Which that pikeg greeue
out of his eves, asſerving in ſentence
the yare tane bi grace of godfeyn influence
hym to visite to ſuſſe and ſpeciſe
he was the prophote that called was ayſſe

Neleth lawne he sive asd ayſpyne
ſoléid ſynees bi fal ſappeare
as aiſſer hynsſel he sive ſyne
a prophete of most excellence
and the ſpon to ſeell an emydena
ſmale potſis with myk a homy boze
of a gret bole. Wee hanged on his home

I made the people pene treuelite
to the bettynne a giv ſoſward tchying
my myk and homy ſimmed. Was plente
bi the meert of his gooffels. Wee lye
and thus he was. At the beginning
tak of dafour. as thei gan to hym daul
which bi fal eremt bonde he to his lall

A deel of hir called devins
were he lawes & he myſtacis. Ij.
ſweſt of ſo wie hoo, yet ram to hym pue
as he toſeune veheſid was bi me
hoo myk a homy. Wee take of gret plente
of ſo bole, as ſene bi wift made tane
bi fal deſtitis to gethyn hym Aname

Of Abielens & ſaſſyne, as p eſſe
and of churſe made pene a hovens
With hismaelites & folk of pene a ayſea
be gaidid people gan wex A weſſiam
ayneue hevadine the myk ſmpoſ
and viſuwid to ride in the contrees
gate Alſandun. Wi many no ſitees

Of this pene ſefwens to be enuy
of that purpose. When he was ſet a ſide
to the people falſky diſpelying
telle he was ſent prophete to preſide
ſor the contees ſor to ben thei gury
and ſor he was. tcheyvour of coaghe
he made of Venne. to ſet up An ymage

I made ſaſſyne to Wessing the feiday
ſemblably his ſtory doth express
ſd as Jefuare Galob the ſat day
al his Weſke. concludingly on ſalſaſſe
when he daul Wyne he ſil in diſaſſe
bade the people like a fal ſprophete
Liko. Water p yea. Wyne to leto.

The ſende the hevith degeyns
with hym of tenſule ſoſward e comtazie
ſſen to eure kith he p Nefvons
ſrom hom churſe wyth gan varie
on whos evoonw gan varie lift not tane
mo: to Witen of thir ayſchomet
A mygomanen e a fal prophete

I who left to ſeen his lawis emyche
youe to dzyne his boak tan here bitnesse
me they be ſet in Alferon
ethon in oſze grounded on falſeſſe
like a gloton Deied in dronkennesse
bi excesſe of mykil dyſkying wyne
ſul in a podil Sendwizd Alony ſibyne

The was the ende of fal machomete
for al his tvaſke of nygromanae
the ſmernal ſyne of thur pfeſado prophote
Sconſlees of lynde called hym ſil ayſſe
Whom ſaſſyne ſo greatly minuſe
John that hee keete he ſo it did hym gnaue
more of his evoons to put in vennebze

A ftyz photar with gret honde a glonde
troſbund empoſ of Wne the tyn
in Whor tynne he as feith the ſtory
the Pemayne ſode in gret playtare
bi them of pere that we w e ſo
which to poun hym to be lowe five
as a tyrant to twinkle the mynys

Fare many puvince a many ſimme pene
thovns al Aſie as the trowelte ſaith
gan appreſt towarde Jefu
aſſoune the wu proudeſely a ſiene he luth
as a tyrant ſoſward to triste ſaith
but hevadine mangue al his myht
ſmet of his hede a ſlouh hyn luf a mylth

A and bi gare which that is ſympne
the ſamou ſpene thur hevadine
in hir hymning ſlouh many proude ſaſſyne
holde in the daes notable and glozins
and in his conqueſt paſſyngly ſamo)
Wynne ſelames ſor the evo be ſaunte
e ſeu the contees many of him he brought

I was now ſo famous, Golden in his daue
at hevadine thempwe ſor to enye
noz mo: manly ſonde at al asſurer
of his pellſſe: no: in chivalry
but when he gan to ſuſene herſuy
god toſe from hym. Wyna a lited pape
his hap his weſeleſe his ſoſtene p: ga.

The gan ſustene e ſolow bettynne viſit
of wilfulſe and ſoſward ſantaſie
of a ſect called monadelites
Wight is a ſect of ſoſward heſſe
and that he evoon to that pittie
the ſtory tellit ſor al his his eſat
thir hevithins was neuy: ſfortmat

It came the castell armed as he rode
like a prince sat knyghtely on his steede
upon the wallis, as forward his flood
fleweth before him in the pumpe wede
and of the foye yan to taken hyde
he wold undwarily as he cast a fide
and fang the king to faire the castell wyde

To like a prince, and a mainly knyght
for yan on gym, the kowland narke
the god of lande and thorow his fight
with his hert, maried hisYNorth arable
the fyn tynde of his brevenyng abille
made the fole pliant of his thought
that of his castell, the fit almost vised not

And for taccomplissh the hole emercon
of the false ist in al manner thyn
she is a green, and composed
to be safe the castell, in his fide into the fong
to be for to come, without more tayving
like A Dutchesse, his fihnen to prevenre
wherew as the knyft fate armed in his tente

It the people, which we were take
his fonte fome, to得 him to the flight
the low castell, that he gat for fak
his blood, his lyne, believe it, we are or
the name, and found the space but of a might
with his hert, and his handes, had his selit
as eny after he had his in defpe

And is the lyng, When she was defafu
fyn in nombre, that she held in his hons
most fvoicably her bente, hane abusid
of his native, she was so thefevens
Al to vevome, it is contagions
but her, she Wed aft, so abominable
to be then, Acquainted with yournps of this fide

It were but veyne to take in this mate
or any longe processe, for to make
his foryr, as contagions to give
but formally at mynſhifc, he was take
for a spectable fuchid on a fak
but up a lofe, myn Anctez tellit, so
serve in diſſeffe, for conſtrepunt of his wu

A example, so as feeths, Arme
thow manye vofymt left, of brighte
feyt, With alde euen, yadrest, of ordyn
the diſſard of his feeth, devenesse
fomably, the Komayn, his processe,
han for tappalle, Mar's that was then
when then heven, hane to nechigence, frounſte

Who in knyftbes, life hane experience
and eſteth, Vious, ydiuethse
be provident, With entire Sulligena
large, With diſſeſt, mainly to gettilles
to his empfe, his coage, diſſes
And be well warden upon eſt particie
hym to ſporene, fee, rup of ſlogardie

It the wuse vice, grethly hafth appeared
as we reſemblid of olde Antiquite
transſi, Romayns, be ſi ſeppervsed
bi ſtother end, hirndes thes, his
and appallid, thes olde poffents
for whuch diſſenture, came to plyne blive
to John, pochar, empoines fyde.

As many lynes of the fine nomize
Whith bi ſlouht, were affourne oppreſſis
Whom that ſlouht, chiloure, side encounſie
thez namnes here, or bi oppreſſed
to myn Anctez, they hane thes touns, p diſſes,
the ches, to ſpok in Wordis ſeſt.
Jufpynyan fast, diſe his face ſhell

Mat Jufpynyan, chiloure, p do ventwone
And so nobl of prudent honenance
but Jufpynyan, ſtemerzne
Double of his ledne, false, decernable
of his promps ſymes, and unſtall
Whiſom exilid, bi patrician
for extoſſione, that he in some gyu

His nose his eyen, patiaan, gan in charge
to be cut of, bi frelenes twuelte
and of thempwe, that coas, p do wide p large
coneme, ſtomezned, the cuto
and thornh, foraynye, untablable
the fame (once, bi tibery, was cast, and
his eyen put out, served aft in pſow

It ſyvertne aft, find on the fame
his naſt cut of, from his ſe put down
for a reſuk, as a pfortell, ſhame
to a due, that tallid was deſtand
without meety ſamow or tamlid
exiled, he was, pripuwd, as a theſt,
bi long torment, serves at myſtigh

I leapt to kogar, came Philip on the ryng
whoor empfe, no chelde, diſe enduie,
lik an heritik, twuſt of lydning
and odours, to enu reaſons
bet down, pmayes, e many ffirsth pittur
of his ſeynys, alde m their temphe floode
Wherby Komayne, Sempt, y he was neſo,

Powsuws he was, bi a mainly knyht
tallid, Anafaitse, e put out of his place,
and in diſire, of veray poffe, e myht
be side his eyen, out of his neade
by Jugeament, his viſage to diſſare
fomably, as he bi gret, viſage
of tristin, chiveth, diſſard the pmayes

Served at myſhifc, ſuſid, wth blendyſse
than Anafaitse, to the pereſſion
in whoor tyne, booke, beſt Witneſſe
and teomcor, make mencon
of ſeempw, was made, Sympſion
that fast, was one partid, was on, y
Wheſof myn Anctez, in maner, soth, coplieme.

Thelaphne. Was his father name
which to the pope side grete aduise
for Whos his name to enveue his fame
of Royal Fecundity magnanimity
and of benediction liberalie
Game to the Pope with gumble verbum
a flatly true that called he layenow.

Thaz With the game youste tweljy yet good
as he that lift of fuedam nat to syne
A wight eke Whos on Elike floode
Wychynne the bodes pacyll of fiorze
Which he a due plenty to dechze
of Marunte mynd Anctor tallit so
and stant upon the vone of the Poo.

Thys dizey seyment in lombardie
gan wep famous at the beginning
had hevet name Upon each partie
but in this event it nothing Abiding
al faynt on change a fiorne in Wychynge
is fonde wistable e Double of his Gifluse
which of this lyng changed the crafte.

If hez he was first large on em fide
liberal fonde in myn Synes volze
his good fidele was changed vnto y de
and his large fide vnto deteets
of Doubtlesse he ymnd now Semple
to dyne ane dyne as ye shal undifounde
his fonde gittis out of the popis hond.

Wherz Sieuz has made alliance
as the treume multith mention
With him peppin seyngy the myn ffeu
after Whos deth to hane possession
and ful clesshy of al that veyou
he gan of new fallen at Disarmes
both his popes pely offfane

To prefumption the vewes he be ym
ane vne prouer of Doubtful Nauiance
pope in the sakes was holy Asiam
Which to floutt puy fouble p of myn ffeu
reguerid highe of the lyng of ffaunce
and greeue thazles in bothe as y pede
came to the Pope to helpen in this need

Thazles that tyme was twelg protectour
to holy schwe they pavis and suffanle
Whit of hole heet e Siliquent labo
lieft Sieuz bi mainly violence
he mette in Justan of Englyh excellence
had a gateff to prene thaz both wight
thazles victor Sieuz put to flight

If y fonde he fied vnto pape
Went thazles lende his finge affez
confeyned them upon each partie
for lak of vitale they ween al moft lorne
they wantid howe greyn of toze
by pacyne confaynt p of greeve aduise
to lyng thazles pald up the dite

Lying Sizdez clauk fent vnto fpanes
with wight theynec feliu in pafon
At a wicth in ffeul and in peneve
Deed at myfth thez geynd no zanfow
Which had affez p of gret possession
afer Whos Say ar a old faytung
Anony lombardis was nenyz twofund lying

If ezef thez proues zehsful lieve to fene
dzound in teus can a teneure
if a zeyfhop zonnd and zonfy
and ac a preft she had a brode toufum
her appairl onward v of feyne
beyng A Woman Wherof wehaf to fed
ak a prelet hapen Was the Wede

If he was the fame that of yore Agon
in WORTHILY FAT in peters place
Was afterward called Pope fognor
a beedie prelet none hee feyne on his fac
of his byrth named Wad the pape
Mayente A dite fanding in ytaile
Upon the Reue ful famous it is no fado.

In his youth and in thre he tend ay
fond he byn p in efpital
tast the Wold for his advantage
pene he to enduyng body heft a fett
and in the ftiend is called liberaft
in al gy. bi famous excellence
bi gret fudy she had experience.

The name knoed in many Synes land
to fheef hir enduyng first when she began
feych put provinie time to England
nonht suppeining but that she was Aman
tame to come hir ftope tet the
taught gramez fephezei p. lopeft
zadde in stafe openely (ethoriz

In the tyme of Empoune Lathone
afer the Deth ar made is mention
fro my Anctor yf yonal nat varo
that the Pope eithich called was hord
the Sand Woman bi electron
y falid was suppeining no wight than
bi no toke but that she was Aman

The book of fones after that a none
of Aventi twentynine p of don
she was called namps Pope John
of whos natural Disposicion
fil bi processu in to temptation
ak W childe the hore tam on his pan
Was Deynés a feynt John lutezan

After put down for hee y greatest omzato
y will on his fpend nomore labo
but palle owz at the fupplusay
of his living of his tret error
twine his stale to the impome
called Aznold e ciate his piont chane
paine to thazles the grete lyng of ftrance

If so, ayme fidele as a man exilid
for his distempe, and many vintons steynd
for his primis after reconfined
fowding in hope he holde Amende liff,
but in the time that he was fugitiff,
he was made for this fidele for a greyt charge
weging in pointes of afye a greyte yle

In the while Emanuell was de
falle in greye age the foyen tellit thus
hanging a childe for the eche aft take God
While he lived in his fathere home
innome greye called Alepme
and the tutor he was assigned too
y called was Alepme also

The same that was assigned his tutor
took upon hym at the coronances
and ful poller as Gode and Empome
had al theempire under his obeisance
plas his lordes yane to hym attendance
Wher that he was present or absent
eth thing was done at his commandement

If affent eford and twocond Empome
contamyngne entering the tie
befide hym in fraudulent labors
at the blood borne of the Impiral Sea
for to be slav'n of Vengable Rale,
by judgment of this Andromene
except a pince called ysatine.

The man in effect the twentie War Wet fane
he was Vengable last in his old age
vist as he was in his verne greene
felly proued full of fable Contrary
last of all maleficks of coage
to be confale in greene he was knowne
al last as were distributed as Affame.

Chomptesse he had in his houshold
travling that chonde ayeme eighthweser
the vifshid al that hardy Warne a bold
Wyslors Wyses a manwyne to offesse
rabbles was called gennillesd
fard month he was so becheste
Women fible ne that so folkELIGIO!

I had also no manne constence
to pele his fugitve falfly by ayeme
to what hym lift bi in his violence
to al vicer his vonth he did encheyne
and al that Ween of the Royal lorne
were fayne erhore except ysatine
as y told erst by Andromene

The lynde for hym in that ye reme
for this purpose to com to the presens
to morsde hym for was his eutent
for syne to toms for many endesse
for fully knew the lyne of his fathere
he like a pince lift to com no more
funer of the hede of the messag'e

And after that of many proude
myd the dite shev'd hym like a fayht
praw'd lordes to yene hym audience
prewes inges for to sow hym vist
that he might derizen in the fight
gvet Junius Damago's outauntes
Wronn by thempone called Andromene

If fideles that know hym al the time
of none Empome named Andromene
nat Empome so ye lift adverſise
but A trant tenell and ſuious
a falle morsere vengable deſtoure
hathe of neel of ſoebard falle coage
playne of theempire Holy the Lyaige

If he is a lyne left none of the dade
pene y allone off the vart lyne
for Andromene like a trant Nede
hathe playne eche wieſly to tervene
he swede of Vengane per myſt wat deeme
nold purpoſit of mortal tyrannye
ſpen me also that am of this almye

The remeing non in this confiftorie
o euerne that he present be
to zemembe and talle to memorie
hold this famous Impiral dite
hathe an be resy to Don egardo
besy alsd of the liti noblesſe
Wrony of truant's manly to repreſſe

If Philesophers and poetis ch deme
in the ſabres prudent and notable
blode of truantus as notable ſatereſſe
to god Above What they be Vengable
and ſit that ve ben vightful inſe and ſable
yn vowe Werkw Voide of Variances
bereith this mat inſily in balance

The people echone al of one affent
for entrages of thur Andromentk
put hym sow a zightul jugement
in whose place set up ysatins
the ſande tyrann ſoebard ſuious
gan maligne a hym filuen daffe
in his

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mouge kanaurns, put in remembrauma
Qavola, both philosophic and wright
for his mazical, hardy fowring, southland
whan that he geelde Ann the faylinge, lage
Gand and fyngeve. Above the colis bright
til the joynt is fallyng, here and vordne
fow the wrist, separated were affordn-

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vist theodovne, gov in the famous ke
bi patence, yvete poyne side enduwing
chief philosophic, tallied of Gile
With theyne, borde, upon the ground fuyng
on his bod, lewe, gaddie, vede, vennuyng
fuyfying his poyne, aftert refuſe
bi lyng Jerom, the tyrant of Swatuke

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for common profit, ſuffred al this poyne
loue, tyne afforme, fuyngy in pufon
wherby, basset of me, pan one or two
war the moſt theſt, bi compliance
to beuyng the tyrant, to his deſtruendo
for no poyne, that he impot endure
the commutation, he would nat Siftune

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atho the thee, in myſtouſe ſo to deſe
than the name, openely sedame
of him that ſlont, the tyrant ſath to ſlow
thought of eight woman ſould pape,
for common profit, heldt the welchirer
to ſeuen a tyrant, demyng ſo the left
al a region, ſor to get at veste

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for which title, he left to ſuffred doſt
al his twentie, to the moſt patently
theodovne, that he paid up the over
guerred nat. With noſt no: loude the
 Army, who his heſt, rootid p ſa ſa ſu
War to common profit, bochau, wort p ſone
among drilien, to getu him a name

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ſeeke alde, dimende A bone the ſlave
Anapizeſe, and grete myneke
taſke that he to flynte moſtall weſne
ſit nat ſpave, taſnyten his parte
in ſubuking, many the twanke
of Anconey, twant ſul mortal
veuyng in dipe, in his diſpoit Knaut

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and nat mouthw for thet nor ſweede
hym to vebbe, bi vertuous languages
the twane lade, eut out of his heſt
his tunge in haf, but he with ſtonge evage
ſiue he ſhold, gane, woon, avantage
of that memde, iall mayne al his myſt
had told him twentie in the people ſiht

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Of hir malnauſ, ſi that talo
but of his tunge, of hardy ſtonge evage
the heſt et al on pere, ſnauſ
of manly heſt, thought it no ſamay
ſpeet it ont in to the diſup
of the twentie, gat p ſo the vionne
to put his name, enuyne in memorie

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and Seddola, enal to thes ſi
for common profit, bi in compation
put him in puer, and bis beſt poyne
to ſen porpenna, emy to ſen hou
for to accompliſh his entencion
took a strong hart, right paffingly tenebant
Wits al bis myſt, cast at the tyrant

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Of his mark tanſe he Side ſaſt
to ſen his emy aft bis entent
Wherby in Enſkin With many ſtrong batel
Agene, kanaurne With bis wrighte went
theu Seddola, his olde hand he event
tanſe that he ſaſt of his nut
to ſen porpenna, bi caytuyng of his hart

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to sedeare the ſlave, of his maneged
upon him ſaſt. Mewnd ſo to be
as a gane told in right colis veſo
his hand he event, for love of his eno
only to acqune his magnammynt.
of ſevent love his eye ſor to aduſt
to ſen the twant, tanſe he Side ſaſt

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ſtins ſor to put the mazical ſuffrane
of thes notable philosoplere ſi
In ppeſtuel myne, and remembraſe
how theu hem gat, etc. like the ſenre
for theu pnpavne, vnto the enome
tanſe al thez joye of the: aduſt Deliv
was ſor a van, of the common profit

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vist theodovne, put him ſaſt in puer
for Sunliens, to Seven in pufon
and for greel, noble Anapizeſe,
bis tunge ture, ſołt gret paffion
and Seddola, for kanaurne of the: ton
ſuffred his hand, bi ſoſt Ajuſtment
tokne of teemth, in solit to be brent

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martwadn, it was in the maner
of theu toage, to gane ſo gret douſtana
were p ſtabel of bosy heſt e deſe
for common profit, of ſace e contemne
unto the ſet, without vanuſa,
gat the ſumphe, bi peryne opallona,
With labbeſ, twelbnd for the patenau.

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ike as plesur, paffit a neul ſerue
his best vp reſid in his myſſay pape
p ſo thi vertu in trouble yes! Wever
told patence, moſt ſeſſably ſet apere
among vertuons, to ſeue his bempes cleve
for patence knet, With hynnyde
When they abide, theu may none evouſt be.

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wantne heſt, theu deuſt South apere
modeſſeth theu evaul ſel Woodenſſe
rage of woune, who lift love in eſe
of ſold profit, bis maſſe ſet ſe pape
al one ſon, began ſwift at mekeuſſe
for of India, the gand ſtong keon,
A maydeuſs mekeuſſe, from gane heouſt ſon

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