BEAUTE............1
Anel 41 With brightnesse of the beaute in her face, 40
 
 BECOME............1
Anel 247 Alas! Wher is become your gentilesse, 246
 
 BEDE..............1
Anel 304 And if that I to yow myne othes bede 304
 
 BEEN..............1
Anel 84 In her ne myghte no thing been amended. 84
 
 BEFORE............1
Anel 330 Before me stont, clad in asure, 330
 
 BEFORN............1
Anel 29 Beforn this duk, in signe of victorie, 28
 
 BEGAN.............1
Anel 152 He was the firste fader that began 152
 
 BEGYNNYNG.........1
Anel 7 At my begynnyng thus to the I crye. 6
 
 BEHELDE...........1
Anel 80 That Nature had a joye her to behelde; 80
 
 BELLONA...........1
Anel 5 With thy Bellona, Pallas, ful of grace, 4
 
 BEN...............6
Anel 68 To ben his frendes and wonnen in the toun. 68
Anel 151 To ben in love as fals as evere he can; 150
Anel 216 Sith hit availeth not for to ben trewe; 216
Anel 245 I wil ben ay ther I was ones bounde. 244
Anel 274 To love a newe, and ben untrewe? Nay! 274
Anel 286 Ther ben non other mene weyes newe. 286
 
 BENDE.............1
Anel 186 Her daunger made him bothe bowe and bende, 186
 
 BEST..............1
Anel 315 Is that a tame best that is ay feyn 314
 
 BESY..............1
Anel 266 And was so besy yow to delyte -- 266
 
 BESYNESSE.........2
Anel 99 But nevertheles ful mykel besynesse 98
Anel 250 And your awayting and your besynesse 250
 
 BETER.............1
Anel 296 Who may avaunte her beter of hevynesse 296
 
 BETWIXE...........1
Anel 353 With face ded, betwixe pale and grene, 352
 
 BIGAMYE...........1
Anel 153 To loven two, and was in bigamye, 152
 
 BITE..............2
Anel 12 That elde, which that al can frete and bite, 12
Anel 157 Ryght as an hors that can both bite and pleyne, 156
 
 BLAK..............1
Anel 213 Myn herte, bare of blis and blak of hewe, 212
 
 BLAME.............1
Anel 275 And putte yow in sclaunder now and blame, 274
 
 BLIS..............1
Anel 213 Myn herte, bare of blis and blak of hewe, 212
 
 BLISFUL...........1
Anel 26 For which the peple, blisful al and somme, 26
 
 BLITHE............1
Anel 225 And when that he was glad, then was I blithe, 224
 
 BLODY.............1
Anel 54 With blody speres, ne rested never stille, 54
 
 BLOOD.............1
Anel 65 How that the blood roial was broght a-doun, 64
 
 BLYSFUL...........1
Anel 34 Many a fresh knyght, and many a blysful route, 34
 
 BODE..............1
Anel 119 Withoute bode his heste she obeyde. 118
 
 BORN..............1
Anel 323 Arcite hath born awey the keye 322
 
 BOTH..............1
Anel 157 Ryght as an hors that can both bite and pleyne, 156
 
 BOTHE.............3
Anel 52 Hath set the peples hertes bothe on fire 52
Anel 55 But throng now her, now ther, among hem bothe, 54
Anel 186 Her daunger made him bothe bowe and bende, 186
 
 BOUNDE............1
Anel 245 I wil ben ay ther I was ones bounde. 244
 
 BOWE..............1
Anel 186 Her daunger made him bothe bowe and bende, 186
 
 BRAST.............1
Anel 94 Anon her thoghte her herte brast a-two; 94
 
 BRENT.............1
Anel 115 That she ne shewed hit him er hit was brent; 114
 
 BRETHEREN.........1
Anel 60 And when the wrecched Thebans, bretheren two, 60
 
 BREYD.............1
Anel 124 Then wende she out of her wyt have breyd; 124
 
 BRIDIL............1
Anel 184 Up by the bridil, at the staves ende, 184
 
 BRIGHT............1
Anel 33 Many a bright helm, and many a spere and targe, 32
 
 BRIGHTNESSE.......1
Anel 41 With brightnesse of the beaute in her face, 40
 
 BRINGE............2
Anel 47 And founde I wol in shortly for to bringe 46
Anel 232 To bringe ayen my sorowful herte in pes, 232
 
 BROGHT............3
Anel 65 How that the blood roial was broght a-doun, 64
Anel 136 And when that she was to her reste broght, 136
Anel 297 Then I? And to this plyte have ye me broght, 296
 
 BRYGHT............1
Anel 89 And with his kunnyng wan this lady bryght; 88
 
 BUT...............20
Anel 55 But throng now her, now ther, among hem bothe, 54
Anel 87 But he was double in love and no thing pleyn, 86
Anel 97 But he was fals; hit nas but feyned chere -- 96
Anel 97 But he was fals; hit nas but feyned chere -- 96
Anel 99 But nevertheles ful mykel besynesse 98
Anel 105 But nothing thinketh the fals as doth the trewe. 104
Anel 125 But al this nas but sleght and flaterie; 124
Anel 125 But al this nas but sleght and flaterie; 124
Anel 148 But neverthelesse, gret wonder was hit noon 148
Anel 154 And he found tentes first, but yf men lye. 154
Anel 175 But `Merci, cruel herte myn, Arcite!' 174
Anel 178 But forth languisshing evere in this estat, 178
Anel 190 But drof hym forth. Unnethe liste her knowe 190
Anel 192 But lest that he were proud, she held him lowe. 192
Anel 206 But when she saw that her ne gat no geyn, 206
Anel 264 But for I shewed yow, Arcite, 264
Anel 306 Your chere floureth, but it wol not sede; 306
Anel 338 But welawey! To fer be they to feche; 338
Anel 340 But me to rede out of this drede, or guye, 340
Anel 346 But as the swan, I have herd seyd ful yore, 346
 
 BY................3
Anel 17 By Elycon, not fer from Cirrea, 16
Anel 66 He held the cite by his tyrannye 66
Anel 184 Up by the bridil, at the staves ende, 184
 
 BYE...............1
Anel 255 Alas! Youre love, I bye hit al to dere. 254
 
 BYTE..............1
Anel 270 Thogh that the swerd of sorwe byte 270
 
 CALDEN............1
Anel 251 Upon me, that ye calden your maistresse, 250
 
 CALLE.............1
Anel 199 That for her liste him `dere herte' calle 198
 
 CALLED............2
Anel 2 That in the frosty contre called Trace, 2
Anel 223 And called him myn hertes lif, my knyght, 222
 
 CAMPANEUS.........1
Anel 59 Were ded, and slayn proude Campaneus, 58
 
 CAN...............4
Anel 12 That elde, which that al can frete and bite, 12
Anel 151 To ben in love as fals as evere he can; 150
Anel 157 Ryght as an hors that can both bite and pleyne, 156
Anel 235 And I ne can myn herte not restreyne 234
 
 CASTE.............1
Anel 208 She caste her for to make a compleynynge, 208
 
 CAUGHT............1
Anel 233 For he is caught up in another les. 232
 
 CAUSE.............1
Anel 257 Thus causeles the cause be 256
 
 CAUSELES..........2
Anel 229 Now is he fals, alas, and causeles, 228
Anel 257 Thus causeles the cause be 256
 
 CERTIS............2
Anel 241 Nay, certis, ferther wol I never founde 240
Anel 256 Now, certis, swete, thogh that ye 256
 
 CHAMBRE...........1
Anel 165 Or what man mighte within the chambre dwelle, 164
 
 CHAR..............3
Anel 24 With laurer corouned, in his char gold-bete, 24
Anel 39 Faire in a char of gold he with him ladde, 38
Anel 40 That al the ground about her char she spradde 40
 
 CHARGE............1
Anel 32 Men myghte sen of tresour many a charge, 32
 
 CHAUNCE...........1
Anel 348 So singe I here my destinee or chaunce, 348
 
 CHAUNGETH.........1
Anel 219 Alwey til oon, and chaungeth for no newe. 218
 
 CHAUNTE-PLEURE....1
Anel 320 I fare as doth the song of Chaunte-pleure; 320
 
 CHERE.............5
Anel 97 But he was fals; hit nas but feyned chere -- 96
Anel 108 Ne to no creature made she chere 108
Anel 253 Alas! Is ther now nother word ne chere 252
Anel 306 Your chere floureth, but it wol not sede; 306
Anel 356 Withinne the temple, with a sorowful chere, 356