|
When þou wulte multeply þe rede stone se howe miche þe stone wheth |
CUL Kk.6.30 [11] |
19 |
|
Whenne it thundreth in ariete that is to say whenne the sonne |
PML M.775 [19] |
24 |
|
Whenne þe tyme cam in þe whiche owre lord iesu had disposed of his |
CUL Hh.1.11 [2] |
19 |
|
Where is any man nowodayes þat askyth how j schal loue |
Laud 23 [2] |
16 |
|
Where it is ordeyned in the tyme of kyng edward the fyrst by the |
CUL Ee.2.26 [2] |
19 |
|
Where it is so that every humayn creature by the suffraunce |
PML B.11 [1] |
24 |
|
Where it is soo that euery humayn creature by the suffraunce of our |
Lambeth 265 [1] |
13 |
|
Where some tyme there was greate contraversy and stryfe betwixt the |
Lambeth 306 [38] |
13 |
|
Whereas dyuers opynyons be hold that lay pepyll schold knowe |
Pl 259 [5] |
24 |
|
Whereas {sol} amonge mettalls is moste precious |
Cph OC 1749 [2] |
10 |
|
Wheresoever the wynde be in the ayer he shall holde |
Digby 88 [29] |
3 |
|
Wherfore þat yowe be riht disposede for youre soule þou |
Ashmole 1393 [8] |
9 |
|
Wherfore þe oyle þat is meste myzxti is þus |
NYU 99 [1] |
24 |
|
Wherof hermes was the fyrst and seide that a body soluid in |
Ashmole 759 [10] |
9 |
|
Whi god made heuen and erthe ande alle þinge in hem |
BodL ET e.181 [4] |
12 |
|
Whiche ben trewe myraclis and whiche ben false |
BodL ET f.39 [2] |
12 |
|
Who may noȝt pisse |
Laud 553 [34] |
16 |
|
Who of ȝou schal undirnieme of synne etcetera whanne þat cristis |
CUL Kk.6.2 [26] |
19 |
|
Who of ȝou schal undirnyme me of synne if i seie ȝou þe truþe whi |
CUL Kk.6.28 [26] |
19 |
|
Who so be v þe 30 d a ded man he is takyng yet he may scapyn |
Oxf Mg 221 [A 34] |
8 |
|
Who so euere þou be þat araiest þe to loue god |
Oxf Ex 49 [1] |
8 |
|
Who so hath lost þe speche seknes tak þe juse of sauge |
Douce 45 [5] |
4 |
|
Who so hauet ache & tornigge in þe heued mac leie of verueine |
Oxf CCC 135 [3] |
8 |
|
Who so haþ a boyle |
Laud 553 [30] |
16 |
|
Who so haþ dolour ache jn þe heuede oþer swellynge in þe face |
Oxf Mg 221 [16] |
8 |
