|
… and brute and his men hem manly defendid and slewe |
Peniarth 396 [2] |
14 |
|
… and do þis plaister vpon . . . hoot on the heed |
Lambeth 444 [1] |
13 |
|
… and dwel in his loue if ony man sey þat he louiþ god and he |
York Min XVI.L.12 [14] |
6 |
|
… and euery age an euery dignite o . . . worlde is s . . . d to |
Rylands Eng 98 [1] |
2 |
|
… and gostely mercyfull ihesu |
Schøyen 689 [2] |
10 |
|
… and hade yssue ravfe pylkyngton which was in lykewyse seassyd of þe |
NY CRO [1] |
6 |
|
… and ioy or blisse in her owne confusion þat fauern erthly þinges |
CUL Kk.1.3 [6] |
19 |
|
… and lett blood he hath his aspect to the head and eyen of man |
Trinity O.8.29 [7] |
11 |
|
… and mak a plaister and ley yt to þine templu[ ] and in |
Trinity O.1.65 [41] |
11 |
|
… and my riȝtfulnesse shal not fayle ȝe peple þat knowen |
Ashmole 1517 [3] |
9 |
|
… and oure soueraiegne his doughter gennogen to his wiff and in |
Rylands Eng 102 [1] |
2 |
|
… and pey schal be medelyd togedere ouere þe fure oxumel |
Douce 304 [1] |
4 |
|
… and prelatis boþe more and lesse may assente to þis |
Trinity B.4.20 [6] |
11 |
|
… and put þerto whyt wyne and let hym seþe an þe fere |
Emma 95 [1] |
22 |
|
… and rightwysne{s} {my}ght drede hem of nott ful satisfaction |
McC 127 [1] |
18 |
|
… and schalle sprede ouer walys and passe into englonde |
Peniarth 50 [13] |
14 |
|
… and sethe ham aȝene in oyle and late hit stond so |
Digby 95 [1] |
3 |
|
… and sett it in þe said furnes in soft fire as a hennys egge oþer ij dais |
CUL Kk.6.30 [25] |
19 |
|
… and styr yt with a green aschelyn styke and yt wyll |
Ashmole 244 [1] |
9 |
|
… and the breste and after that lere hem to bere her |
Trinity 8.14.51 [20] |
11 |
|
… and these women landid in devonshyre and england þat tyme |
TCD 489 [2] |
25 |
|
… and thou schalt putte alle thine entent forto conforte the place |
CUL Dd.5.76 [7] |
19 |
|
… and vnto hem he seide that if thei wolde |
McC 186 [1] |
18 |
|
… and when is bataile was do haralde bycome so proude |
Douce 290 [2] |
4 |
|
… and yf þe powder be cast in a dovehows yt shall cawse |
Oxf CCC 265 [2] |
8 |
