I. A. The same word is repeated in two succeeding lines; v. 456 f.: _Forthe sche browght a {whyt} sted, As {whyt} as the flowyr in~ med_; v. 618 f.: _In IV {quarters} he hym drowe, And euery {quarter} vppon a bowe_. v. 2026 f.: _But ran into a {wilde}rnes Amongist beests that {wyld} wes_. v. 2465 f.: _They axid {hors} and armes bryght, to {hors}bak went thay in ffere_. B. _Alliterative combinations, one part of which is a proper name._ _Torrent_ is several times combined with the verb _take_; 26: _Towarde hym he {t}akythe {T}orrayne_; 224: _{T}orrent thether {t}oke the way_; 519: _{T}orrent {t}oke a dulful wey_; 2269: _Whan sir {T}orent was {t}akyn~ than~_; 91: _Now, be my {t}rowthe, seyd {T}orent than~_; 1161: _Alas, said {D}esoneƚƚ the {d}ere_; 2523: _As was {d}ame {D}esoneƚƚ_; 1906 = 1946 = 1969: _{M}ary {m}yld. To {s}end unto her {S}athanas._ v. 1091: _The {c}asteƚƚ of {C}ardon~._ II. A. _Words of the same root are alliterative._ 133: _Torrent, on {kne} {kne}lyd he_; 671: _That on hys {kne} he {kne}ld_; 2502: _And {kne}lid on her {kne}_; 205: _Torrent {kne}lyd on hys {kne}_ = v. 528; 881: _And {kne}lyd vppon ys {kne}_; 1883: _She {kne}lid down~ vppon~ her {kne}_; 2563: _Down~ they {kne}lid on~ her {kne}_; 512: _By {d}ymmynge of the {da}y_; 1158: _For her love {d}id I never no {d}ede_; 1801: _That ylke {d}ede, that she hath {d}one_; 1943: _How she {fl}ew in a {ffl}ight_; 2384: _{Liffe} and {lyv}elode, whiƚƚ I {lyve}_; 233: _A {lyon~} & a {lyon}asse_; 1671: _For to {se} that {s}elly {s}ight_; 407: _For the {t}alles thou hast me {t}old_; 1466: _And fals {t}alis hym~ {t}old_; 2578: _Euer we {wiƚƚ} be at youre {wiƚƚ}_. B. Relations in which alliterative words stand to each other according to their meaning. _a._ Concrete ideas are joined together because they belong to the same sphere of life. 2017: _{B}yrdus and {b}estis, aye woo ye be_; 113: _{b}one and {b}lod_; 21: _{k}yng and {k}nyght_; 83: _And ryche {c}astelles in that {c}ontre_; 251: _In lond with a {f}yndes {f}ere_; 102: _That {f}yndes {f}are for aye_; 1094: _Both at {k}nyght and {k}nave_; 584: _Bothe in~ {f}rethe and in {f}eld_; 660: _Stomlyng thurrow {f}rythe and {f}en~_; 1378: _Both be {h}old and be {h}yƚƚ_; 2398: _{l}ym~ and {l}ith_; 750: _{L}ytyƚƚ and {m}ykyƚƚ, {l}ese and {m}ore_; 1899: _That was {l}ord of aƚƚ that {l}ond_; 2152: _Loo, {l}ordys of euery {l}ond_; 2375: _With aƚƚ {m}aner of {m}ynstralsye_; 149: _He reynyd hys {st}ed vnto a {st}ake_; 1065: _{W}aytes on the {w}aƚƚ gan blowe_; 13: _{w}ater and {w}ynde_.