euyn at & morwen at sponful a þerof eete & panne a |
Rawl C 299 [52] |
23 |
euyrlastyng life for only but opynion wordely for nothing |
TCD 516 [1] |
25 |
euyrmore for fraternyte the lesen schall he els |
Rawl C 541 [1] |
23 |
euyrmore for up dryid be schal be wyke withinne and hors the to it |
CUL Ee.1.13 [2] |
19 |
even and morwe it vse and boxes in it put and ropand and thik be it |
CUL Dd.11.45 [3] |
19 |
evenyng at and mornyng þe in þerof bechyng a hawke |
Digby 196 [3] |
3 |
everlasting ioyes þe to ȝow schal so and veruesnes to ȝow take |
Glo 22 [18] |
15 |
everlastyng ioyes the to com we schall so |
Glo 22 [37] |
15 |
everlastyng ioyes þe to come to for so and criste of wyll the |
Glo 22 [43] |
15 |
everlastyng is þat ioye þe to come to last the at so |
Glo 22 [13] |
15 |
everlastyng is þat ioye þe to cum sonyst we schal so |
Glo 22 [59] |
15 |
evidens hure be wretyn planly ys conqerere william ffro |
Fitz 329 [9] |
18 |
evill & good for reward a & dede ben þat all of |
Rawl poet.36 [6] |
23 |
evill same the on dye schall he that betokenys hit frangticke is |
HM 64 [9] |
1 |
evy the at and none fore and morow at tymes ix þus do and |
Trinity O.2.13 [A 42] |
11 |
evyll fallyng þe have shall he days þes in flesh |
Digby 88 [21] |
3 |
evyn and morn bothe fridgidum dradragragante of penyweght |
PML B.17 [14] |
24 |
evynnynges and mornynge it drynke and cloth great a thorow |
Trinity R.14.32 [19] |
11 |
ewin at and morwyn at twyes day ech dayes ʒre þus him |
Digby 161 [1] |
3 |
example an thus and grounde the on the on rest tree the of |
Trinity R.14.52 [54] |
11 |
exceptyd only tormentores crull the weping frome absteyne |
Trinity B.2.18 [4] |
11 |
excersice & gret with also frinde his & ned silf hym do to |
Oxf Mg 221 [18] |
8 |
excusyd be may man no þerfore and chese to better ys wheþer wot |
Lambeth 408 [6] |
13 |
existencium variis insignis ipsam ad planetarum aliorum |
Ashmole 210 [24] |
9 |
experimentum sequitur ys boke the of lefe þe of word fyrste |
CUL Ll.1.12 [3] |
19 |