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The complete works of John Gower, volume 3 : $b The English works
Gower, John
Poetry
[657] 7363 or to werste JXERCL, H₂ falle it to werste H₁B₂
[658] 7382 This wrong and schame in bettre forme H₁ ... B₂ (The wrong X)
[659] 7388 wol (wil) him H₁ ... B₂, W
[660] 7391 trew F trewe AJC, SB
[661] 7400 ende er dai A
[662] 7403 went AC, S, F wente J, BT
[663] 7405 the] to AdBT
[664] 7410 a visioun MXGCLB₂, Δ, FWH₃ auisioun (avision etc.) AJH₁ER,
SAdBT
[665] 7417 putt A, S, F putte JC, B
[666] 7419 that] þe AM
[667] 7441 Cassandre H₁ ... B₂
[668] 7464 the _om._ AM ... B₂
[669] 7470 þat same XRCLB₂, T
[670] 7504 wolde AdB
[671] 7510 on side H₁ ... B₂ (_except_ E)
[672] 7533 went A, SB, F wente JC
[673] 7535 that _om._ AM ... B₂
[674] 7541 unto] to H₁ ... B₂
[675] 7544 it _om._ H₁ ... B₂
[676] 7554 in to AM ... B₂, WH₃ to Δ
[677] 7570 token] tolden S ... Δ
[678] 7602 of lust (luste) H₁ ... B₂
[679] 7604 _line om._ B
[680] 7611 what] þe AdBT that W
[681] 7619 Skarnesse F
[682] 7621 and of M ... B₂, T
[683] 7630 to trouþe AMH₁XRCLB₂ by trouþe E
[684] 7634 partie (party) þat he wrongeþ AM ... B₂
[685] _Latin Verses_ xiii. 1 extrema q_ue_ C, B extremaq_ue_ J, F
[686] 7689 tomoche E, S, F to moche AJ, BT tuo (two) moche H₁ ... B₂
(_except_ E) the moche W
[687] 7694 lost AM ... B₂ (_except_ E) loseth W leueth Δ
[688] 7700 it bredeþ A ... B₂
[689] 7701-7746 _Forty-six lines om._ S ... Δ (_ins._ Λ)
[690] 7725 _margin_ Beacius--accipere _om._ A ... B₂ accipere] ac-pere F
[691] 7742 _margin_ Aplus A Amplus H₁ERC Ampli_us_ B₂ Ambrosi_us_ X
[692] 7751 The whil J, W þat whil C (Al þe while he hath his pak Δ)
[693] 7766 non] gon AM
[694] 7784 sene (sen) many on H₁ ... B₂
[695] 7804 to] vnto E, B
[696] 7809 wol me AdBT, W me wolde M
[697] 7817 in auenture AM ... B₂, W
[698] 7819 Telle JC, SB Tell A, F
[699] 7823 tymes AdBTΔ
[700] 7829 stilled S ... Δ
[701] 7840 euermore H₁XRB₂, BΔ, W
Incipit Liber Sextus
[Sidenote: =P. iii. 1=]
[Sidenote: [GLUTTONY.]]
i. _Est gula que nostrum maculauit prima parentem_
_Ex vetito pomo, quo dolet omnis homo._
_Hec agit vt corpus anime contraria spirat,_
_Quo caro fit crassa, spiritus atque macer._
_Intus et exterius si que virtutis habentur,_
_Potibus ebrietas conuiciata ruit._
_Mersa sopore, labris, que Bachus inebriat hospes,_
_Indignata Venus oscula raro premit._
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