And yf j speke wiþ tungys of men & of angels & j haue not |
Oxf Tr 86 [11] |
8 |
And yf trewthe can not be founde in no manere þat |
Schøyen 1355 [3] |
10 |
And yf þou will take a part proporcionabille aftir þe |
BodL L 37 [7] |
12 |
And you will see the son in a glasse take a glasse and put |
Rylands Eng 404 [13] |
2 |
And þat þou may do þe better & þe mare redely |
Rawl C 285 [6] |
23 |
And þat þou may don þe betere and þe more redely if þou be besy for |
CUL Ff.5.40 [10] |
19 |
And þe eleuene disciplis wente into galilee into an hil |
TCD 75 [13] |
25 |
And þe enleuenþe disciplis wente into galilee into an hil where |
HM 501 [17] |
1 |
And þe secounde part bygynneþe |
Selwyn 108.L.1 [6] |
22 |
And þeis þen þe {wordes of the book} whiche baruch þe so{ne of |
HM 501 [2] |
1 |
And þer be oþer 4 letters to know the qualyteys þat ys e ff |
Ashmole 393 [13] |
9 |
And þer fal muche wynde in þe first nyght myghty men |
Pl 260 [6] |
24 |
And þou wald haue er take a part propocionable qwen |
BodL L 37 [3] |
12 |
And þou wolde be parfytly with god and haue grace |
TCD 154 [3] |
25 |
And þow moste say this same thre tymes with gude deuocione |
PML G.39 [3] |
24 |
And ȝif þou wilt be steryd to loue god þou must first knowe þat þer |
CUL Hh.1.12 [19] |
19 |
And ȝif þou wilt be wele wiþ god and haue grace to rule þi lijfe riȝt |
CUL Ii.6.40 [9] |
19 |
Ane werkis of þe lord blesse ʒe þe lord herie |
TCD 72 [2] |
25 |
Anet ys an herbe that ys clepyt anet oþer dyll þis herbe |
Ashmole 1447 [10] |
9 |
Angelus domini apparuit |
Oxf NC 95 [12] |
8 |
Anglice a floure þat heght a daysy |
Pem 221 [A 7] |
18 |
Anglice flese hertys |
Pem 221 [A 8] |
18 |
Anglice þe axe ys set at þe rote leue syrys ȝe weteþ wel þat a man þat |
CUL Kk.4.24 [9] |
19 |
Annd whanne iesu was comen etcetera þis euangelie is þus dyuydid |
CUL Kk.6.2 [15] |
19 |
Anno mundi i the first man adam was mad on a friday withoute modir |
CUL Gg.4.12 [2] |
19 |