37. #hereword#: comp. 84/69; ‘don hware þuruh me buð þene kinedom of heouene, ⁊ sulleð hit for a windes puf of wor[l]des hereword[;] of monnes heriunge,’ AR 148/2; OEH ii. 83/20; ‘vent de veyn glorie,’ Bozon 89/25. #idel ȝelp#: comp. ‘Se seofoða leahter is iactantia gecweden | þæt is ydel gylp on ængliscre spræce,’ Ælf. Lives, i. 356/300; OEH i. 103/29; VV 5/20; Orm 10/391; SK 470. 38. #orhel#, pride: so T; oreȝel C; horel N; gle P; craft V; ‘pompose melodie,’ F, confusing it with orgel, organ. 39. #o--world#, in four quarters of the world: comp. ‘æt þissum feower endum middangeardes,’ BH i. 95/13; ‘þenne sculen engles mid bemen blauwen on fower halue þe world,’ OEH i. 143/18. As to the form of the expression, N reads, a uour halue þe worlde; P, on foure half þe werlde; all the other MSS. have uninflected half and world (word B), and omit of. For the ellipsis compare the similar construction of side: half apparently follows the analogy of pound and similar words of measure. 40. #grurefule . . . grisliche#: see 120/95. #Ariseð#: see 58/77. 42. #iborhen#: iboreȝen C; iboruwen N; iburhen T; ‘saluab{itur},’ M. 43. #inohreaðe#: a favourite word with our author, comp. 62/41; 143/74, and not found outside AR and the group associated with it. It means literally, quite quickly, quite readily, but in AR it is mostly a sentence adverb meaning, quite possibly, probably; comp. ‘ant so ofte inouhreðe ne dest tu hit nout i rihte time,’ AR 270/6. inochraðe C; inohraðe T: ‘parauenture,’ F. #dimluker#: of this comparative, descending from an OE. *#dimlīce#, there does not appear to be any other example: for the termination see 125/270. Elsewhere in ME. dim is used of the voice. ‘min{us} sonare{n}t,’ M; ‘plus coiement son{er}eient lour busme,’ F. 44. #Jeremie#: sein Jerem’ T; sein Jerome C. #solitarius#: ‘assuetus in solitudine,’ Jer. ii. 24. M has ‘Onag{er} in desiderio . . . sui ·i· vane gl{ori}e.’ T omits sui. 45, 46. N, apparently puzzled by seið ABCT, remodels, Of þeo ðet draweð wind i{n}ward uor luue of hereword · seið ieremie[;] ase ich er seide. The other MSS. agree with A, but T has prud for wind, and C omits in. #seið#, means; ‘And seið syon ase muchel on englische leodene ase heh sihðe,’ HM 5/6. P omits #seið--seide#. 47. #iuglurs#: joculatores, called ‘menestraus,’ AR 84/11; ‘nebulones,’ W. of Malmesbury, ii. 438, were usually a combination of minstrel, storyteller, tumbler and buffoon, but those in the text are limited in their means of making mirth. 48. #makien--ehnen#, pull faces, twist their mouths awry, look obliquely with their eyes: ‘mutare uultu{m}. curuare os. obliq{ua}re oculos,’ M; ‘faire cheres besturner la bouche ⁊ trestourner les eoilȝ delesclent,’ F. #schulen#, #schuleð#, l. 53, are found only in this passage: OE. #(be) scȳlan#; dialectic sheyle, shyle. T has schuldi (? through confusion with #scyldan#), but sculeð at l. 53: P, sculleh (for scullen, scowl); V, staren.