| ACCORDAUNCE........1 | |
| Bo2 m8 13 coveren al the erthe) -- al this accordaunce | 1196 |
| ACCORDETH..........1 | |
| Bo2 p4 92 And for this ther ne accordeth no wyght lyghtly | 446 |
| ACCORNES...........1 | |
| Bo2 m5 6 hungir at even with accornes of ookes. They | 750 |
| ACCOYEDE...........1 | |
| Bo2 p3 66 accoyede the and norysside the as hir owne | 306 |
| ACCUSEN............1 | |
| Bo2 p6 55 torment to maken hym discoveren and accusen | 838 |
| ACHOKEN............1 | |
| Bo2 p5 81 achoken the fulfillynge of nature with superfluytees, | 638 |
| ACOUNTEDEST........1 | |
| Bo2 p5 99 oon of thilke thynges that thou acountedest | 656 |
| ADDE...............1 | |
| Bo2 p4 96 assaied. And adde this also, that every weleful | 450 |
| ADMINYSTRED........1 | |
| Bo2 p7 19 glorie and renoun to han wel adminystred | 962 |
| ADOUN..............4 | |
| Bo2 m1 7 She, cruel Fortune, casteth adoun kynges that | 120 |
| Bo2 m2 2 hielde adoun with ful horn, and withdraweth | 220 |
| Bo2 p4 100 adversite, anoon he is throwen adoun for | 454 |
| Bo2 p5 141 adoun yowre dignytes bynethen the loweste | 698 |
| ADOWN..............1 | |
| Bo2 p2 57 adown whan the resoun of my pley axeth it. | 188 |
| ADRAD..............1 | |
| Bo2 p4 156 he mot alwey ben adrad that he ne lese | 510 |
| ADVERSITE..........3 | |
| Bo2 p1 88 seyn, fro adversite into prosperite) maketh that | 88 |
| Bo2 p4 100 adversite, anoon he is throwen adoun for | 454 |
| Bo2 p8 27 wys thurw exercise of hir adversite. At the | 1162 |
| ADVERSITES.........1 | |
| Bo2 p4 7 me. For in alle adversites of fortune | 362 |
| AFFERMEN...........1 | |
| Bo2 p2 32 whan I wende. I dar wel affermen hardely | 164 |
| AFFRYKE............1 | |
| Bo2 p6 71 taken in bataile manye men of Affryke | 854 |
| AFFYNITE...........1 | |
| Bo2 p3 31 modir, and were chose in affynite of | 272 |
| AFTER..............8 | |
| Bo2 p1 1 Aftir this sche stynte a lytel; and after that | 0 |
| Bo2 p1 4 seyn thus: after thise thynges sche stynte a | 4 |
| Bo2 p2 38 clere dayes, and after that to coveren tho same | 170 |
| Bo2 m2 16 is to seyn, gapyn and desiren yit after mo rychesses). | 234 |
| Bo2 p5 76 wilt fulfille thyn nede after that it suffiseth to | 632 |
| Bo2 p5 122 that mesuren hir fille after the nede of kynde, | 678 |
| Bo2 p5 123 and nat after the oultrage of covetyse. | 680 |
| Bo2 p6 72 and cast hem into feteres, but sone after he | 856 |
| AFTIR..............3 | |
| Bo2 p1 1 Aftir this sche stynte a lytel; and after that | 0 |
| Bo2 p5 78 aftir the superfluyte of fortune. For [with] | 634 |
| Bo2 p5 174 wikkidnesse the more gredy aftir othir folkes | 730 |
| AGAST..............2 | |
| Bo2 p2 59 of whiche kyng Cirus was ful sore agast a | 190 |
| Bo2 p4 159 agast lest he lese that he woot wel he may | 514 |
| AGE................3 | |
| Bo2 p4 43 of whiche, as of children of hir age, | 398 |
| Bo2 m4 18 a cler age, scornynge the woodnesses and the | 556 |
| Bo2 m5 1 " Blisful was the firste age of men. They | 744 |
| AGGREABLE..........2 | |
| Bo2 p5 87 beaute be aggreable to loken uppon, I wol | 644 |
| Bo2 p6 22 thyng is ful zelde, what aggreable thynges is | 806 |
| AGGREABLETE........1 | |
| Bo2 p4 115 the aggreablete or by the egalyte of hym that | 470 |
| AGREABLELY.........1 | |
| Bo2 p4 126 every fortune resceyven agreablely or egaly, ne | 480 |
| AGRISEST...........1 | |
| Bo2 p1 64 yif thou agrisest hir false trecherie, despise and | 64 |
| AJUSTE.............1 | |
| Bo2 p3 23 that tyme is, I schal moeve and ajuste swiche | 264 |
| AL.................39 | |
| Bo2 p1 92 to suffren wyth evene wil in pacience al that is | 92 |
| Bo2 p2 21 envyrounde the with al the habundaunce | 152 |
| Bo2 p2 80 what ek yif Y ne be nat al departed fro | 212 |
| Bo2 m2 7 hevene on the sterry nyghtes; yit, for al that, | 224 |
| Bo2 m2 9 pleyntes. And al be it so that God resceyveth | 226 |
| Bo2 m2 14 alwey hir cruel ravyne, devourynge al that | 232 |
| Bo2 p3 41 (that is to seyn, thy sones)? And over al this | 282 |
| Bo2 p4 15 al be it so that the ydel name of aventuros | 370 |
| Bo2 p4 20 precyous in al thy rychesse of fortune be | 374 |
| Bo2 p4 27 whiche that is a man maked al of sapience and | 382 |
| Bo2 p4 38 to the oonly hir goost, and is al maat and overcomen | 392 |
| Bo2 p4 46 cure of al mortel folk is to saven hir owene | 400 |
| Bo2 p4 52 yit nys nat every fortune al hateful to theward, | 406 |
| Bo2 p4 66 forthynke nat of al thy fortune. (As who seith, | 420 |
| Bo2 p4 68 tempeste the nat thus with al thy fortune, syn | 422 |
| Bo2 p4 127 it deliteth nat in al to hem that ben angwyssous. | 482 |
| Bo2 p4 174 deth may take awey blisfulnesse, that al the | 528 |
| Bo2 p5 4 Now undirstand heere; al were it so that the | 560 |
| Bo2 p5 23 of hym that hath yeven it. And also yif al the | 580 |
| Bo2 p5 26 to be nedy as of that. And certes a voys al hool | 582 |
| Bo2 p5 34 syn that many folk ne mai nat han it al, ne al | 590 |
| Bo2 p5 34 syn that many folk ne mai nat han it al, ne al | 590 |
| Bo2 p5 48 al be it so that gemmes drawen to hemself a | 604 |
| Bo2 p5 106 the? For al so wel scholde they han ben fayre | 662 |
| Bo2 p5 116 thynges, but certes it turneth to you al in the | 672 |
| Bo2 p5 142 thynges. For yif that al the good of every | 698 |
| Bo2 p6 111 nat digne, but it scheweth rather al opynly | 894 |
| Bo2 p6 114 thynges with false names, that beren hem al in | 898 |
| Bo2 m6 17 he governede al the peples by ceptre imperial | 928 |
| Bo2 m6 27 al the peples in the south). But yit ne myghte | 938 |
| Bo2 m6 28 nat al his heie power torne the woodnesse of | 938 |
| Bo2 p7 25 that al the envyrounynge of the erthe | 968 |
| Bo2 p7 30 wolde juggen in al that the erthe ne heelde | 972 |
| Bo2 p7 88 of writeris put out of mynde and doon awey; al | 1030 |
| Bo2 p7 155 hevene, despiseth it nat thanne al erthly | 1098 |
| Bo2 m7 14 yit natheles deth despiseth al heye glorie of | 1116 |
| Bo2 m7 25 thanne stille, al outrely unknowable, ne fame | 1126 |
| Bo2 m8 13 coveren al the erthe) -- al this accordaunce | 1196 |
| Bo2 m8 13 coveren al the erthe) -- al this accordaunce | 1196 |
| ALL................1 | |
| Bo2 p7 146 it so be that men dyen in all (that is to seyen, | 1088 |
| ALLAS..............2 | |
| Bo2 m5 33 brenneth. Allas! What was he that first dalf | 776 |
| Bo2 m6 29 this wikkid Nero? Allas! It is grevous fortune | 940 |
| ALLE...............30 | |
| Bo2 p1 113 fool of alle mortel foolis! Yif Fortune bygan to | 112 |
| Bo2 m1 16 and scheweth a greet wonder to alle hir servauntz | 130 |
| Bo2 p2 17 nedy of alle thynges, and I norissched the with | 148 |
| Bo2 p2 22 and schynynge of alle goodes that ben in my | 154 |
| Bo2 p2 27 forlorn alle thy thynges. Why pleynestow | 158 |
| Bo2 p2 85 realme of alle, desire nat to lyven by thyn oonly | 216 |
| Bo2 p4 1 Thanne seide I thus: " O norysshe of alle vertues, | 356 |
| Bo2 p4 7 me. For in alle adversites of fortune | 362 |
| Bo2 p4 98 yif alle thynges byfalle at his owene wil, for | 452 |
| Bo2 p4 114 ayenward, alle fortune is blisful to a man by | 468 |
| Bo2 m4 8 the cop of the mountaigne with alle | 546 |
| Bo2 p5 25 toward o man, it scholde make alle othere men | 582 |
| Bo2 p5 36 of alle othere folk. And the schynynge of | 592 |
| Bo2 p5 97 nowmbre of thi richesse? So that by alle thise | 654 |
| Bo2 p5 108 alle thyne rychesses. Forwhy fair ne precyous | 664 |
| Bo2 p5 132 that ne han no soules. And certes alle othere | 688 |
| Bo2 p5 149 certes swiche is the condicioun of alle mankynde, | 706 |
| Bo2 p5 151 of itself, thanne passeth it in noblesse alle | 708 |
| Bo2 p5 154 bynethen alle beestes. Forwhi alle othere lyvynge | 710 |
| Bo2 p5 154 bynethen alle beestes. Forwhi alle othere lyvynge | 710 |
| Bo2 p6 34 alle othere mysz, how gret scorn woldestow han | 818 |
| Bo2 p6 92 most digneliche juggen and seyn of alle the | 876 |
| Bo2 p6 122 thyng of alle the yyftes of Fortune, in whiche | 906 |
| Bo2 m6 13 natheles yit governed this Nero by septre alle | 924 |
| Bo2 m6 19 And ek this Nero governyde by ceptre alle | 930 |
| Bo2 m6 22 to seyn he governede alle the peples that ben | 932 |
| Bo2 m6 24 governede alle the peples that the vyolent | 934 |
| Bo2 p7 22 and considere how litel and how voyde of alle | 964 |
| Bo2 p7 157 it is exempt fro alle erthly thynges? (As who | 1100 |
| Bo2 m8 17 slakede the bridelis, alle thynges that now loven | 1200 |