Barb. Barbour’s Bruce. --Chauc. Chaucer. --Doug. Gawin Douglas’s Transl. of the Æneid. --Ellis, M. R. Ellis’s Specimens of Metrical Romances. --Gl. Glossary. --Jam. Jamieson’s Dictionary. --Laȝam. Laȝamon’s Transl. of Wace (ed. Madden). --Lynds. Sir D. Lyndsay’s Works. --N.E. Northern English. --Percy, A. R. Percy’s Reliques of Ancient English Poetry. --P. Plowm. Piers Plowman. --R. Br. Robert of Brunne. --R. Gl. Robert of Gloucester, ed. Hearne (2nd ed. 1810). --Rits. A. S. Ritson’s Ancient Songs. --Rits. M. R. Ritson’s Metrical Romances. --Sc. Scotch, Scotland. --Sir Tr. Sir Tristrem. --Wall. Wallace. --Web. Weber’s Metrical Romances. --Wilb. Wilbraham’s Cheshire Glossary. --Wynt. Wyntoun’s Chronicle. --B. Lat. Barbarous Latin. --Belg. Belgic. --Fr. French. --Isl. Islandic. --Lat. Latin. --S. Saxon. --Sibb. Sibbald’s Chronicle of Scottish Poetry. --Su. G. Suio-Gothic. --Teut. Teutonic. --_q.v._ Quod vide. --The Romances separately cited are sufficiently indicated by the Titles. The numbers refer to the line of the Poem. It may be useful to add that the names of the Romances edited by Ritson are-- vol. i. Ywaine and Gawin; Launfal. --vol. ii. Lybeaus Disconus; King Horn; King of Tars; Emare; Sir Orpheo; Chronicle of England. --vol. iii. Le bone Florence; Erle of Tolous; Squyr of Lowe Degre; Knight of Curtesy. Those edited by Weber are-- vol. i. Kyng Alisaunder; Sir Cleges; Lai-le-freine. --vol. ii. Richard Cœur de Lion; Ipomydon; Amis and Amiloun. --vol. iii. Seuyn Sages; Octouian; Sir Amadas; Hunting of the Hare. Beowulf and the Codex Exoniensis are quoted from Thorpe’s editions. A, 610, 936. Apparently an error of the scribe for _Al_, but perhaps written as pronounced. N.E. and Sc. _aw_. V. Jam. A before a _noun_ is commonly a corruption of the S. _on_, as proved clearly by the examples in Tyrwhitt’s Gl., Jam., and Gl. Lynds. _Adoun_, q.v. is an exception. _A-two_, 1413, 2643. _See_ On. Aboven, _prep._ S. above, 1700. Abouten, _prep._ S. [_on-bútan_] about, 521, 670, 1010, &c. _Abuten_, 2429. Adoun, _adv._ S. down, 567. _Adune_, 2735. _Doun_, 901, 925, &c. _Dun_, 888, 927. _Dune_, 1815, 2656. A.S. _of-dúne_. Adrad, _part. pa._ S. afraid, 278, 1048, 1163, 1682, 2304. _Adradde_, 1787. _Adred_, 1258. _Odrat_, 1153. Sir Tr. p. 174; K. Horn, 124. _See_ Dred. Agen, _prep._ S. [_on-gean_] against, 1792. _Ageyn_, 493, 569, 2024, &c. _Ageynes_, 2153, 2270, &c. _Ayen_, 489, 1210, 2799. _Yen_, 2271. _Ageyn_, toward, 451, 1696, 1947; opposite to, 1809; upon, on, 1828. _Ayen_, towards, 1207. _Ageyn him go_, 934, opposite him, so as to bear an equal weight. _Ageyn hire_, 1106, at her approach. _Ageyn þe lith_, 2141, opposed to the light, on which the light shines. V. R. Gl., R. Br., Chauc. &c. Ageyn, _adv._ S. again, 2426. Al, _adv._ S. wholly, entirely, 34, 70, 139, 203, &c. Al, _adj._ S. all, 203, 264, &c.; every one, 104; every part, 224; _plu._ alle, 2, 150, &c. Albidene, _adv._ _See_ Bidene.