lymbo (limbe, H.), _limbo_, _the outskirts of hell_, 41 lyst, _desired_, 98 lyst, lyste (courage, talent, H.), _will_, _desire_, 44, 49, 77 ma, _may_, 70 malencolius, _melancholy_, 21 malice, _artfulness_, 80 malicius, _artful_, 45, 111 manace, _menace_, 51 manisynges, _menacings_, 51 mankyndely, mankyndly (humaine, H.), _human_, 8, 18, 70, 72, 103 manyce, _menace_, 51 marches (marches, H.), _borders_, 60 masseyngeres, _messengers_, 23 maystry, _mastery_, 35 maystyr (mestier, H.), _office_, _business_, 11 meche, _much_, 49 mechell, _much_, 72 mene, _means_, 20 menye (mesgnee, maignee, H.), _company_, _pack_ (_of hounds_), 77 merowre, _mirror_, 95 mervelious, meruelyous, _marvellous_, 12, 13, 14, 20 miche, _much_, 45 molle (tauppe, H.), _mole_, 40 mote, _must_, 33 mowe, _more_, 77 muse, _take amusement_, 71, 74 mych, myche, _much_, 11, 12 mychyll, _much_, 70 mydwes, _meadows_, 104 Scrope’s Fr. MS. probably read “aux piez” (_cf._ 104, note 1), and he confused it with “aux préz” mysbeleve, _misbelief_, 45 myschefe (meschief, H.), _misfortune_, 33 myssedone (meffait, H.), _misdone_, _done amiss_, 45 ne, _not_, 41 nedelle (aguille, H.), _needle_, 54 nedis, _needs_, 54 neyburwe, _neighbour_, 16 nerehand (a pou, H.), _nearly_, 11 noblyth, _ennobleth_, 114 noye (nuit, H.), _annoy_, _harm_, 61 noyens (nuisible, H.), _harm_, _nuisance_, 105 noyens, _harmful_, 111 nwefanggyllnesse, _newfangledness_, _inconstancy_, 95 nygromancye (arquemie, _sc._ _alchemy_, H.), _necromancy_, 94 nyse (nyce, H.), _stupid_, _foolish_, 51 o, _one_, 18, 22, 25, 97 obeissance (obeyssance, H.), _deference_, _respect_, 14 onsesyde of, _unseised of_, _without_, 74 oo, _one_, 105 or that, _before that_, 19, 20, 51 ordure, _filth_, _vileness_, 20 oste (ost, H.), _host_, 26 ouctrecuidez, _proud_, _overweening_, 28 ouer all (par tout, H.), _everywhere_, 80, 93, 114 ouergoo (surmonter, H.), _master_, _conquer_, 96 ouerhoope (oultrecuidance, H.), _presumption_, 51 ouerlede, ouerleyde (surpris, H.), _surprised_, 61, 65 ouerwenyng (oultrecuidez, H.), _inordinately proud_, 27, 28 owthe (doit, H.), _ought_, 6 paase (passer, H.), _surpass_, 83 paramours (_adv._), _passionately_, 69, 72 parde, _par dieu_, 12, 68, 105 passede (pesee, H.), _weighed_, _considered_, 51 paynemes (payens, H.), _pagans_, _heathen_, 47 peise, peyse (peser, H.), _weigh_, _consider_, 20 pendavnde, _pendant_, 52 penowrye, penuery (misere, H.), _penury_, 99 perchith (perce, H.), _pierceth_, 56 perfite, _perfect_, 8 perlious, perlyous, _perilous_, 82, 89 perlyouser, _more perilous_, 110 pes, _peace_, 30 pewter (peaultre, H.), _pewter_, 18 peyne hym, _trouble himself_, 87 pistil, pistile, pistylle, _epistle_, 5, 18, 22 plangeth (plunge, H.), _plunges_, 22 plenere, _full_, 5 plesauns, plesawnce, _pleasure_, 75, 81 plongeden, _plunged_, 28