The complete works of John Gower, volume 3 : $b The English worksGower, John
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The complete works of John Gower, volume 3 : $b The English works
Gower, John
Poetry
[1068] 1695 hou _om._ AM
[1069] 1698 þe staat (state) AMB₂, W þe estate R
[1070] 1711 behoveth] bilongeþ X, AdBT
[1071] 1718 _margin_ existat AM ... B₂
[1072] 1718 are] been (ben) A ... B₂
[1073] 1744 wolde B
[1074] 1749 be wel A ... B₂ (_except_ H₁ welbe)
[1075] 1751 _margin_ Nota--designantur _om._ R, B, H₃
[1076] 1769 his worldes H₁ ... B₂
[1077] 1770 goode _om._ AM
[1078] 1789 as] and A ... B₂
[1079] 1791 And for he AM ... B₂
[1080] 1792 wisemen S, F wise men AJC, B
[1081] 1793 on] in AM ... C of L
[1082] 1795 _margin_ asserit B
[1083] 1797 which A, F whiche B
[1084] 1800 Arpaphes AMH₁XCLB₂ Araphes R
[1085] 1805 he triste] þat trist(e) AM he trusteth Δ
[1086] 1815 anssuere F
[1087] 1836 of lord] a lord E, AdBT, W
[1088] 1842 þe S, FW a AC, B
[1089] 1882 I sih AdBT
[1090] 1883 And for AM
[1091] 1884 of Besaxis H₁XRCB₂ and Besaxis L
[1092] 1902 þe womman J, BT
[1093] 1932 Of] And M, AdBT
[1094] 1942 The A ... B₂
[1095] 1978 the _om._ J, AdBT
[1096] 1980 therupon] vpon AM
[1097] _Latin Verses_ viii. 2 Eius FKH₃Magd _rest_ Cuius
[1098] 1992 _margin_ subditi omni] sub dicionu_m_ (subdicionu_m_) A ...
B₂, B
[1099] 2015 bitwene (betwen) more AM ... B₂, Δ, WH₃
[1100] 2021 and pile] no pile AM
[1101] 2043 _Paragr. here_ J, SB, F &c.
[1102] 2067 _margin_ reuelare AM _om._ C
[1103] 2077 do] to H₁ ... B₂, AdBT
[1104] 2078 lawe AM ... B₂, AdBT
[1105] 2093 list (luste) to H₁EB₂, AdBT
[1106] 2106 vnto H₁ ... B₂, AdBT
[1107] 2122 king _om._ AM
[1108] 2128 which] þat AM ... B₂
[1109] 2140 Bilongeþ AdBT
[1110] 2150 _margin_ Nota--Aristotilem _om._ BΔ secundum Aristotilem
_om._ S
[1111] 2155 _margin_ Seneca] Salomon B
[1112] 2158 been (ben) A ... B₂
[1113] 2198 not A, F noght S nought J, B
[1114] 2199 _margin_ Tercio contra populum _om._ B, W
[1115] 2219 ff. _margin_ Hic contra--deberes] Hic loquitur super eodem,
et narrat quod, cum Diogenes et Arisippus philosophi a scolis Athenarum
ad Cartaginem, vnde orti fuerant, reuertissent, Arisippus curie
principis sui familiaris adhesit, Diogenes vero in quodam mansiunculo
suo studio vacans permansit. Et contigit quod, cum ipse quodam die ad
finem orti (ortus S) sui super ripam herbas quas elegerat (eligerat
S) ad olera lauasset, superuenit ex casu Arisippus, dixitque ei, ‘O
Diogenes, certe si Principi tuo placere scires, tu ad olera tua lauanda
non indigeres.’ Cui ille respondit, ‘O Arisippe, certe si tu olera tua
lauare scires, te in blandiciis et adulacionibus principi tuo seruire
non oporteret.’ SBΔΛ (_Lat. om._ AdT)
[1116] 2243 and takþ B
[1117] 2251 and] and wiþ AM, Δ
[1118] 2262 þastat B
[1119] 2282 satte S, F sate W sat J, AdBT sitte (sit) AMH₁XGC sette
(set) ERLB₂, Δ, H₃
[1120] 2294 so] þo GLB₂, AdBT, W
[1121] 2318 sein B sayne W
[1122] 2329 Bot] And AdBTΛ
[1123] 2330 Bot wher] And wher AM ... B₂ Wher now AdBTΛ
[1124] 2329*-2340* _only in_ AdBTΛ (_not_ SΔ)
[1125] 2332* seid T sayd B
[1126] 2331 euery AdBT
[1127] 2335 him wolde S ... Δ, W
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