[error for sepherus? compare “Iosethus” above] Who that vs loueth without doubtaũce [text reads “doubtauũce”, probably through confusion with preceding line where -aũce abbreviation was required by line length] And than dame mercy with contricyon [text unchanged, but “contrycyon” is the usual form] For to beleue in god omnypotent [be leue] Therfore here are they dampned ryght wysey [error for wysely] O geme of gentylnes & lanterne of plasure [error for pleasure] _Unusual Letter_ In four places the text has an unusual letter. It has been variously transcribed as “z” or “ȝ” (yogh) according to context, but appears to be the identical letter every time: Nexte vnto her sate the hyghe quene Azia And by whiche he hiz kỹge dysteyneth Though he were hardy & wyse he myȝt not me forbere Accordynge to a morylyzacyon End of the Project Gutenberg EBook of The Example of Vertu, by Stephen Hawes