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A medycyne for the plagve |
Laud 598 [1] |
16 |
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A medycyne for the worme in a man |
Lambeth 306 [12] |
13 |
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A medycyne for to know wheder mane schall lyewe or dye take |
Ashmole 1444 [8] |
9 |
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A medycyne for ye eak in ye side |
Oxf Ba 354 [52] |
8 |
|
A medycyne for ye stone |
Oxf Ba 354 [29] |
8 |
|
A medycyne for þe fassyon sey thus iesu wente to bethelem mette |
CUL Dd.4.44 [8] |
19 |
|
A medycyne to kyll rattes |
Oxf Ba 354 [48] |
8 |
|
A medycyne to stoppe a laske |
Oxf Ba 354 [54] |
8 |
|
A medyson for þe steche take a handfull off wormode a |
Trinity O.7.31 [1] |
11 |
|
A medyssovn for the ffasshon take a gallon of salte beff |
Trinity O.2.53 [19] |
11 |
|
A mervelous presious water take gallingall cloves cubibus |
Trinity O.1.13 [38] |
11 |
|
A metsyn for þe syatica paschon |
Oxf CCC 237 [5] |
8 |
|
A mettesyn for the axseys |
Rawl B 173 [8] |
23 |
|
A mon þat wol helpe men in hure seknesses hym byhofeþ to knowe þe |
HM 19079 [3] |
1 |
|
A most compendious waye of arte magicke |
Rawl B 306 [15] |
23 |
|
A my broþer if þou coueitist to wyte þouȝ i wite not hou |
CUL Ii.6.55 [11] |
19 |
|
A my broþere ȝif þou coueytist to wite þouȝ i wite not |
Oxf AS 24 [5] |
8 |
|
A my lorde god my merci my refuet thee i desire |
Laud 267 [2] |
16 |
|
A myle conteyneth xiiij forelandis in this v myle ys be |
Digby 88 [28] |
3 |
|
A mynchen schuld cutte her hert to god |
Laud 330 [1] |
16 |
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A myserable desyre and impossible pytie of all philosophers |
Trinity R.14.57 [1] |
11 |
|
A n tha be o s[erased] te tra gra ma ton prykke the one is r and say |
CUL Dd.4.44 [7] |
19 |
|
A nedefull thynge to knaw god allmygthty er þe |
Rawl C 285 [12] |
23 |
|
A nedfull þing to knowe god almyghti er þe x comaundementis þat god |
CUL Ff.5.40 [16] |
19 |
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A nobile knowinge of nature ys þe whiche enserchiþ qualites within |
CUL Ll.4.14 [4] |
19 |
