| ALMYGHTI..........1 | |
| Bo3 p12 146 " But he, " quod sche, " that is almyghti, ther | 1674 |
| ALMYGHTY..........2 | |
| Bo3 p12 108 ayens hym that we han graunted to ben almyghty | 1636 |
| Bo3 p12 143 almyghty? No man is in doute of it. " | 1670 |
| ALONE.............1 | |
| Bo3 p12 64 " Thanne ordeyneth he be hymself alone alle | 1592 |
| ALSO..............7 | |
| Bo3 p3 1 " Certes also ye men, that ben erthliche | 238 |
| Bo3 p5 56 also to han gon into solitarie exil. But whan the | 516 |
| Bo3 p9 81 and certes also mote we graunten that suffisaunce, | 810 |
| Bo3 p10 38 Philosophie. " But considere also, " quod sche, | 1014 |
| Bo3 p10 213 trowen also that it be good; and this same thing | 1186 |
| Bo3 p11 7 ende, yif it schal betyde me to knowe also togidre | 1258 |
| Bo3 p12 170 blisful, but yif he be God also therwith. | 1698 |
| ALTHIR-FAYREST....1 | |
| Bo3 m9 11 the frely. Thow, that art althir-fayrest, | 938 |
| ALTHOUGHE.........2 | |
| Bo3 m2 24 streyte cage, althoughe that the pleyinge bysynes | 214 |
| Bo3 p3 2 beestes, dremen alwey your bygynnynge, althoughe | 238 |
| ALWEY.............9 | |
| Bo3 p2 84 alwey reherceth and seketh the sovereyne good, | 150 |
| Bo3 p3 2 beestes, dremen alwey your bygynnynge, althoughe | 238 |
| Bo3 p3 31 that I ne was alwey in angwyse of somwhat. " | 268 |
| Bo3 p3 67 alwey maugre hem? " | 302 |
| Bo3 p3 91 for thoughe this nede that is alwey gapynge | 326 |
| Bo3 p4 80 duren nat thilke dignytes alwey? Certes the | 424 |
| Bo3 p10 96 thing nys more worth. For alwey, of alle | 1072 |
| Bo3 p11 116 that it is alwey hyd in the seete al withinne, and | 1366 |
| Bo3 p11 172 requirith alwey, that is to seyn the werk of | 1422 |
| AM................5 | |
| Bo3 p1 16 scharpe, nat oonly that I ne am nat agrisen of | 16 |
| Bo3 p2 60 Certes now am I redy to referren the | 126 |
| Bo3 p10 80 worth than is God. But I am beknowe and | 1056 |
| Bo3 p11 90 herbes and of trees [and] I am in a doute | 1340 |
| Bo3 p12 30 am brought to this. This world, " quod I, | 1558 |
| AMENUSED..........1 | |
| Bo3 p10 26 took nat hir begynnynge of thinges amenused | 1002 |
| AMENUSETH.........1 | |
| Bo3 p5 12 amenuseth it nat thilke blisfulnesse and bryngeth | 472 |
| AMENUSYNGE........1 | |
| Bo3 p10 18 amenusynge of perfeccioun or of thing that is | 994 |
| AMONG.............5 | |
| Bo3 p2 31 hem to ben reverenced among hir neyghbours | 96 |
| Bo3 p2 56 rekned among the goodes of fortune, but of | 122 |
| Bo3 p4 62 comen peraventure among straunge nacions, | 406 |
| Bo3 p10 116 ben two sovereyn goodis that ben divers among | 1092 |
| Bo3 p10 118 among hemself, the toon is nat that that the | 1094 |
| AMONGE............1 | |
| Bo3 p2 102 ek to ben rekned amonge goodes? What elles? | 168 |
| AMONGES...........7 | |
| Bo3 p4 67 amonges no maner folk to don his office; right | 412 |
| Bo3 p4 78 amonges straunge folk, maystow seyn. Ne | 422 |
| Bo3 p4 79 amonges hem ther thei weren born, ne | 424 |
| Bo3 p4 87 amonges grete; but what thyng is now more | 432 |
| Bo3 p5 52 tyme ful myghty amonges hem of the court. | 512 |
| Bo3 p6 27 withouten renoun. And certes amonges thise | 568 |
| Bo3 p9 67 thynges, so that there ne be amonges hem no | 796 |
| AMYS..............1 | |
| Bo3 m11 15 by false proposiciouns that goon amys fro the | 1496 |
| AN................6 | |
| Bo3 p2 92 blisfulnesse, as an estat plentevous of alle godes, | 158 |
| Bo3 m3 6 do ere his feeldes plentevous with an hundred | 340 |
| Bo3 p4 28 likerous schrewe and of an accusour. Ne I ne | 372 |
| Bo3 p4 83 an idel name, and the rente of the senatorie a | 428 |
| Bo3 p7 17 And the gladnesse of wyf and children were an | 622 |
| Bo3 p10 57 an ende, we owe to graunte that the | 1034 |
| AND...............524 | |
| Bo3 p1 3 that was desyrous of herknynge, and I astoned | 2 |
| Bo3 p1 8 thow hast remounted and norysshed me with | 8 |
| Bo3 p1 9 the weyghte of thi sentences and with delyt | 8 |
| Bo3 p1 13 alle the assautes of Fortune and wel defende | 12 |
| Bo3 p1 14 me fro hir). And tho remedies whiche that | 14 |
| Bo3 p1 21 and stille ravysschedest my wordes, | 20 |
| Bo3 p1 22 and I abood til that thou haddest swich habite | 22 |
| Bo3 p1 25 whiche that is a more verray thyng. And certes | 24 |
| Bo3 p1 37 as thi syghte is ocupyed and destourbed by | 36 |
| Bo3 p1 40 " Do, " quod I, " and schewe me what is | 40 |
| Bo3 p1 45 woordes, and I wol enforcen me to enforme the, | 44 |
| Bo3 p1 48 thilke false goodes and torned thin | 48 |
| Bo3 m1 2 first delyvren it of thornes, and kerve asondir | 52 |
| Bo3 m1 3 with his hook the bussches and the feern, so | 52 |
| Bo3 m1 4 that the corn may comen hevy of erys and of | 54 |
| Bo3 m1 8 wynd Nothus leteth his plowngy blastes; and | 58 |
| Bo3 m1 12 sonne). And ryght so thow, byhooldyng ferst the | 62 |
| Bo3 m1 14 fro the yok (of erthely affeccions); and | 64 |
| Bo3 p2 2 eyen, and withdrowghe hir ryght as it were into | 68 |
| Bo3 p2 3 the streyte seete of here thought, and bygan to | 68 |
| Bo3 p2 8 comyn oonly to oon ende of blisfulnesse. And | 74 |
| Bo3 p2 11 nothyng more desire. And this thyng forsothe | 76 |
| Bo3 p2 17 desired. Now is it cleer and certeyne thanne, | 82 |
| Bo3 p2 27 nede of any thyng, and travaylen hem to ben | 92 |
| Bo3 p2 28 habundaunt of rychesses. And some othere | 94 |
| Bo3 p2 30 ryght digne of reverence, and enforcen | 96 |
| Bo3 p2 32 by the honours that thei han igeten. And | 98 |
| Bo3 p2 34 power be sovereyn good, and enforcen hem for | 100 |
| Bo3 p2 36 reignen. And it semeth to some other folk, that | 102 |
| Bo3 p2 37 noblesse of renoun be the sovereyn good, and | 102 |
| Bo3 p2 39 artz of werre or of pees. And many folk | 104 |
| Bo3 p2 40 mesuren and gessen that the sovereyne | 106 |
| Bo3 p2 41 good be joye and gladnesse, and wenen | 106 |
| Bo3 p2 41 good be joye and gladnesse, and wenen | 106 |
| Bo3 p2 43 in voluptuous delyt. And ther ben folk that | 108 |
| Bo3 p2 44 entrechaungen the causes and the endes of | 110 |
| Bo3 p2 46 rychesses to han power and delitz, or elles they | 112 |
| Bo3 p2 48 of renoun. In thise thynges and in swiche other | 114 |
| Bo3 p2 50 and werkes of men; as thus: | 116 |
| Bo3 p2 51 noblesse and favour of peple, whiche that | 116 |
| Bo3 p2 53 cleernesse of renoun; and wyf and children, | 118 |
| Bo3 p2 53 cleernesse of renoun; and wyf and children, | 118 |
| Bo3 p2 54 that men desiren for cause of delyt and myrynesse. | 120 |
| Bo3 p2 62 aboven; for it semeth that strengthe and gretnesse | 128 |
| Bo3 p2 63 of body yyven power and worthynesse, | 128 |
| Bo3 p2 64 and that beaute and swyftnesse yyven noblesse | 130 |
| Bo3 p2 64 and that beaute and swyftnesse yyven noblesse | 130 |
| Bo3 p2 65 and glorie of renoun; and heele of body semeth | 130 |
| Bo3 p2 65 and glorie of renoun; and heele of body semeth | 130 |
| Bo3 p2 77 honours, power, glorie, and delitz. The whiche | 142 |
| Bo3 p2 78 delit oonly considered Epicurus, and juggid | 144 |
| Bo3 p2 79 and establissyde that delyt is the soverayn | 144 |
| Bo3 p2 81 as hym thoughte, byrefte awey joye and | 146 |
| Bo3 p2 84 alwey reherceth and seketh the sovereyne good, | 150 |
| Bo3 p2 89 foleyen and erren, that enforcen hem to | 154 |
| Bo3 p2 95 And foleyen swiche folk, thanne, that wenen | 160 |
| Bo3 p2 97 eek ryght worthy of honour and of reverence? | 162 |
| Bo3 p2 101 for to geten it. And power, aughte nat that | 166 |
| Bo3 p2 104 most worthy of alle thynges be feble and | 170 |
| Bo3 p2 105 withoute strengthe. And cleernesse of renoun, | 170 |
| Bo3 p2 108 excellent and noble, that it ne semeth to ben | 174 |
| Bo3 p2 109 ryght cleer and renomed. For certes it | 174 |
| Bo3 p2 113 thynges folk seken to haven and to usen that may | 178 |
| Bo3 p2 115 men wolen and desiren to geten, and for this | 180 |
| Bo3 p2 115 men wolen and desiren to geten, and for this | 180 |
| Bo3 p2 117 glorie, and delices; for therby wenen they to | 182 |
| Bo3 p2 118 han suffysaunce, honour, power, renoun, and | 184 |
| Bo3 p2 123 men han diverse sentences and discordynge, | 188 |
| Bo3 m2 2 slakke and delytable sown of strenges, how | 192 |
| Bo3 m2 3 that Nature, myghty, enclyneth and flytteth the | 194 |
| Bo3 m2 4 governementz of thynges, and by whiche lawes | 194 |
| Bo3 m2 5 sche, purveiable, kepith the grete world; and | 196 |
| Bo3 m2 9 the fayre chaynes, and taken metes of the | 200 |
| Bo3 m2 10 handes of folk that yeven it hem, and | 200 |
| Bo3 m2 15 that hath ben idel and rested, repeireth ayen, | 206 |
| Bo3 m2 16 and thei roren grevously, and remembren on | 206 |
| Bo3 m2 16 and thei roren grevously, and remembren on | 206 |
| Bo3 m2 17 hir nature, and slaken hir nekkes from hir | 208 |
| Bo3 m2 18 cheynes unbownde; and hir mayster fyrst, | 208 |
| Bo3 m2 21 hir maister). And the janglynge brid that | 212 |
| Bo3 m2 23 seyn, in the wode), and after is enclosed in a | 214 |
| Bo3 m2 25 of men yeveth [hym] honyed drynkes and large | 216 |
| Bo3 m2 29 with hir feet hir metes ischad, and seketh | 220 |
| Bo3 m2 30 mornynge oonly the wode, and twytereth | 220 |
| Bo3 m2 40 ayen to hir propre cours, and alle thynges | 230 |
| Bo3 m2 44 to the bygynnynge, and hath maked the cours | 234 |
| Bo3 p3 3 it be with a thynne ymaginacioun; and | 240 |
| Bo3 p3 6 blisfulnesse. And therfore naturel entencioun | 242 |
| Bo3 p3 19 that they byheten, and that there | 256 |
| Bo3 p3 22 is knowen and ataynt in thilke thynges? | 258 |
| Bo3 p3 23 First and forward thow thiself, that haddest | 260 |
| Bo3 p3 33 " And was nat that, " quod sche, " for that the | 268 |
| Bo3 p3 39 toon and the absence of the tothir? " | 274 |
| Bo3 p3 44 " Certes, " quod sche, " and he that hath lak or | 280 |
| Bo3 p3 48 " And thow, " quod sche, " in al the plente of | 284 |
| Bo3 p3 54 and yit that was it that thei byhighten, as it | 288 |
| Bo3 p3 55 semeth. And eek certes I trow that this be | 290 |
| Bo3 p3 66 ben bynomen hem by force or by gyle, and | 300 |
| Bo3 p3 73 " Certes, " quod sche, " and hym nedide noon | 308 |
| Bo3 p3 87 thei mai staunchen hir hungir, and slaken hir | 322 |
| Bo3 p3 88 thurst, and don awey cold. In this wise mai | 322 |
| Bo3 p3 92 and gredy, be fulfild with richesses, and axe any | 326 |
| Bo3 p3 92 and gredy, be fulfild with richesses, and axe any | 326 |
| Bo3 p3 94 fulfild. I holde me stille and telle nat how that | 328 |
| Bo3 m3 3 sholde it nevere staunchen his covetise; and | 338 |
| Bo3 m3 5 stones of the Rede See, and thoughe he | 340 |
| Bo3 p4 2 make they hym honourable and reverent? Han | 346 |
| Bo3 p4 8 schewen wykkydnesse. And therof cometh it | 352 |
| Bo3 p4 28 likerous schrewe and of an accusour. Ne I ne | 372 |
| Bo3 p4 30 worthy of reverence that I deme and holde | 374 |
| Bo3 p4 38 properly to vertu, and vertu transporteth dignyte | 382 |
| Bo3 p4 40 hirself is conjoigned. And for as moche as | 384 |
| Bo3 p4 43 ne han no propre beaute of dignyte. And yet | 388 |
| Bo3 p4 46 and the more outcast that he is despysed of | 390 |
| Bo3 p4 51 much more despised than preysed, and | 396 |
| Bo3 p4 55 as greet gerdoun, whan they byspotten and | 400 |
| Bo3 p4 56 defoulen dignytes with hir vylenye. And for as | 400 |
| Bo3 p4 60 yif that a man hadde used and had manye | 404 |
| Bo3 p4 61 maner dignytees of consules, and weere | 406 |
| Bo3 p4 64 and redouted of straunge folk? Certes yif | 408 |
| Bo3 p4 69 eschaufen and to ben hoot. But for as | 414 |
| Bo3 p4 77 vanysschen away, and that anoon. But that is | 422 |
| Bo3 p4 83 an idel name, and the rente of the senatorie a | 428 |
| Bo3 p4 84 greet charge; and yif a wyght whilom hadde the | 428 |
| Bo3 p4 86 as of corn and othere thynges, he was holden | 430 |
| Bo3 p4 88 outcast than thilke provostrye? And, as I have | 432 |
| Bo3 p4 91 resceyveth somtyme prys and schynynge, | 436 |
| Bo3 p4 92 and somtyme leeseth it, by the opinyoun of | 436 |
| Bo3 p4 94 mowen nat make folk digne of reverence, and if | 438 |
| Bo3 p4 96 filthe of schrewes, and yif dignytees leesen hir | 440 |
| Bo3 p4 97 schynynge by chaungynge of tymes, and yif thei | 442 |
| Bo3 m4 2 wode luxure, kembde hym and apparayled | 448 |
| Bo3 m4 3 hym with faire purpres of Tyrie and with white | 450 |
| Bo3 m4 7 and yaf whilom to the reverentz senatours | 454 |
| Bo3 p5 1 " But regnes, and familiarites of kynges, mai | 460 |
| Bo3 p5 4 certes the olde age of tyme passed, and ek the | 464 |
| Bo3 p5 7 out of hir welefulnesse. O, a noble thyng and | 466 |
| Bo3 p5 9 myghty to kepe itself! And yif that power | 468 |
| Bo3 p5 10 of remes be auctour and makere of blisfulnesse, | 470 |
| Bo3 p5 12 amenuseth it nat thilke blisfulnesse and bryngeth | 472 |
| Bo3 p5 17 comaundement. And certes uppon thilke syde | 476 |
| Bo3 p5 30 prykkes of drede? And certes yit wolde | 490 |
| Bo3 p5 32 and yit they glorifien hem in hir power. Holdestow | 492 |
| Bo3 p5 35 done? And holdestow thanne hym a myghti | 494 |
| Bo3 p5 37 of armes or sergeantz, and dredeth more hem | 496 |
| Bo3 p5 39 and that is put in the handes of hise servauntz | 498 |
| Bo3 p5 46 and in estaat abated, ful ofte throweth adoun. | 506 |
| Bo3 p5 47 Nero constreynede Senek, his familyer and his | 506 |
| Bo3 p5 53 And yet certes thei wolden bothe han renounced | 512 |
| Bo3 p5 55 hym to yeven to Nero his richesses, and | 514 |
| Bo3 p5 62 and whanne thow woldest han it, thou nart nat | 522 |
| Bo3 p5 63 siker; and yif thou woldest forleeten it, thow | 522 |
| Bo3 p5 66 and nat be vertu? Certes swiche folk as | 526 |
| Bo3 p5 68 fortune maketh hem enemys. And what pestilence | 528 |
| Bo3 m5 6 or at thi lawes, and that the laste | 536 |
| Bo3 m5 9 dirke desires, and dryven out fro the | 538 |
| Bo3 p6 1 " But glorie, how deceyvable and how foul is | 542 |
| Bo3 p6 4 highten tragedies) cride and seide: `O glorie, | 544 |
| Bo3 p6 8 false opinyoun of the peple, and what thyng | 548 |
| Bo3 p6 12 preysynges. And yif that folk han geten hem | 552 |
| Bo3 p6 17 sothfastnesse of conscience? And yif it seme a | 558 |
| Bo3 p6 18 fair thyng a man to han encreced and sprad his | 558 |
| Bo3 p6 20 ben a foul thyng yif it ne be yspradde and | 560 |
| Bo3 p6 25 glorious and renomed semeth in the nexte | 566 |
| Bo3 p6 26 partie of the erthes to ben withouten glorie and | 566 |
| Bo3 p6 27 withouten renoun. And certes amonges thise | 568 |
| Bo3 p6 28 thynges I ne trowe nat that the pris and the | 568 |
| Bo3 p6 33 man is it that ne may wele seen how veyn and | 574 |
| Bo3 p6 35 of gentilesse be referred to renoun and cleernesse | 576 |
| Bo3 p6 40 of the dessertes of auncestres; and yif | 580 |
| Bo3 m6 11 and God your auctour and yowr | 602 |
| Bo3 m6 11 and God your auctour and yowr | 602 |
| Bo3 m6 14 vices and forlete his propre byrthe. | 606 |
| Bo3 p7 3 and the fulfillynges of hem ben ful of | 608 |
| Bo3 p7 4 penance? How grete seknesses and how grete | 610 |
| Bo3 p7 12 issues of delices ben sorweful and sorye. And | 618 |
| Bo3 p7 12 issues of delices ben sorweful and sorye. And | 618 |
| Bo3 p7 17 And the gladnesse of wyf and children were an | 622 |
| Bo3 p7 17 And the gladnesse of wyf and children were an | 622 |
| Bo3 p7 24 and art yit now angwysshous. In this approve | 630 |
| Bo3 m7 5 he fleeth awey, and styngeth the hertes of hem | 638 |
| Bo3 p8 8 hym his moneye that hath it; and yif | 646 |
| Bo3 p8 10 must bysechen and supplyen hem that | 648 |
| Bo3 p8 11 yyven tho dignytees; and yif thow coveytest | 650 |
| Bo3 p8 18 thow schalt forgon sykernesse. And yif thow | 656 |
| Bo3 p8 20 schal despysen the and forleeten the, as | 658 |
| Bo3 p8 22 foul and brutyl (that is to seyn, servaunt to thi | 660 |
| Bo3 p8 24 and how brotel possessioun thei coveyten that | 662 |
| Bo3 p8 30 spaces and the stablenesse and the swyft | 668 |
| Bo3 p8 30 spaces and the stablenesse and the swyft | 668 |
| Bo3 p8 31 cours of the hevene, and stynt somtyme to | 670 |
| Bo3 p8 37 swyftly passynge is it, and how transitorie! | 676 |
| Bo3 p8 46 it schulde seme ryght foul. And forthi yif | 684 |
| Bo3 m8 1 " Allas! Whiche folie and whiche ignorance | 700 |
| Bo3 m8 7 ye mai maken riche festes. And if yow liketh | 706 |
| Bo3 m8 9 of the watir that highte Tyrene. And over | 708 |
| Bo3 m8 10 this, men knowen wel the krikes and the | 710 |
| Bo3 m8 12 and knowen ek whiche watir is moost plentevous | 712 |
| Bo3 m8 13 of white peerlis, and knowen whiche watir | 712 |
| Bo3 m8 16 deien purpre), and knowen whiche strondes | 716 |
| Bo3 m8 22 but ploungen hem in erthe, and seken | 722 |
| Bo3 m8 27 and honours, so that, whanne thei han geten | 726 |
| Bo3 p9 10 " And hastow wel knowen the causes, " | 738 |
| Bo3 p9 18 ony devysioun, the errour and folie of | 746 |
| Bo3 p9 19 mankynde departeth and divideth it, and | 748 |
| Bo3 p9 19 mankynde departeth and divideth it, and | 748 |
| Bo3 p9 20 mysledeth it and transporteth from verray | 748 |
| Bo3 p9 21 and parfit good to godes that ben false and | 750 |
| Bo3 p9 21 and parfit good to godes that ben false and | 750 |
| Bo3 p9 31 " Suffisaunce and power ben thanne of | 760 |
| Bo3 p9 34 " And demestow, " quod sche, " that a thyng | 762 |
| Bo3 p9 36 and myghty) oughte ben despised, or ellis that | 764 |
| Bo3 p9 42 to suffisaunce and to power, so that we | 770 |
| Bo3 p9 47 that a dirk thyng and nat noble that is suffisaunt, | 776 |
| Bo3 p9 48 reverent, and myghty; or elles that it is | 776 |
| Bo3 p9 49 ryght noble and ryght cleer by celebrete of | 778 |
| Bo3 p9 52 hath nede of no thyng and is moost myghty | 780 |
| Bo3 p9 53 and moost digne of honour, if hym nedeth ony | 782 |
| Bo3 p9 59 myghty, and reverent, clernesse of renoun | 788 |
| Bo3 p9 64 celebrable by clernesse of renoun and noblesse. " | 792 |
| Bo3 p9 71 hath nede of no foreyne thyng, and that | 800 |
| Bo3 p9 72 may don alle thynges by hise strengthis, and | 800 |
| Bo3 p9 73 that is noble and honourable, nys nat that a | 802 |
| Bo3 p9 74 myry thyng and a joyful? " | 802 |
| Bo3 p9 81 and certes also mote we graunten that suffisaunce, | 810 |
| Bo3 p9 82 power, noblesse, reverence, and gladnesse | 810 |
| Bo3 p9 87 sche, " that is oon and symple in his nature, the | 816 |
| Bo3 p9 88 wikkidnesse of men departeth it and divideth | 816 |
| Bo3 p9 89 it; and whanne thei enforcen hem to gete | 818 |
| Bo3 p9 98 lever ben dirk and vyl; and eek withdraweth | 826 |
| Bo3 p9 98 lever ben dirk and vyl; and eek withdraweth | 826 |
| Bo3 p9 103 and that moleste prikketh, and that filthe maketh | 832 |
| Bo3 p9 103 and that moleste prikketh, and that filthe maketh | 832 |
| Bo3 p9 104 outcaste, and that dirknesse hideth. And | 832 |
| Bo3 p9 104 outcaste, and that dirknesse hideth. And | 832 |
| Bo3 p9 106 and scatereth rychesse, and despyseth delices | 834 |
| Bo3 p9 106 and scatereth rychesse, and despyseth delices | 834 |
| Bo3 p9 107 and eek honour that is withoute power, ne he | 836 |
| Bo3 p9 111 and manye anguysshes byten hym; | 840 |
| Bo3 p9 112 and whan he ne mai nat do tho defautes awey, | 840 |
| Bo3 p9 113 he forletith to ben myghty, and that is the | 842 |
| Bo3 p9 114 thyng that he moost desireth. And ryght thus | 842 |
| Bo3 p9 115 mai I make semblable resouns of honours, and | 844 |
| Bo3 p9 116 of glorie, and of delyces; for so as every of | 844 |
| Bo3 p9 120 the toon of thise, and nat the tothir, he ne | 848 |
| Bo3 p9 139 sche, " the forme and the causes of fals | 866 |
| Bo3 p9 140 welefulnesse. Now torne and flytte the | 868 |
| Bo3 p9 144 Boece. " Certes, " quod I, " it is cler and opene, | 872 |
| Bo3 p9 145 theyghe it were to a blynd man; and that | 872 |
| Bo3 p9 151 myghty, honourable, noble, and | 878 |
| Bo3 p9 152 ful of gladnesse. And for thow schalt wel | 880 |
| Bo3 p9 167 " Certes, " quod I, " Y trowe it nought; and | 894 |
| Bo3 p9 172 suffysaunce and power and swiche thynges), | 900 |
| Bo3 p9 172 suffysaunce and power and swiche thynges), | 900 |
| Bo3 p9 176 good that is verray and parfyt, that mai thei nat | 904 |
| Bo3 p9 181 verray blisfulnesse, and eek whiche thilke | 908 |
| Bo3 p9 184 now byhoveth the to knowe, whennes and | 912 |
| Bo3 p9 187 " Certes, " quod I " that desire I gretly and | 914 |
| Bo3 p9 200 " Thow seyst aryght, " quod sche, and | 926 |
| Bo3 m9 1 " O thow Fadir, soowere and creatour of | 928 |
| Bo3 m9 2 hevene and of erthes, that governest this world | 930 |
| Bo3 m9 6 and stable, and yevest alle othere thynges to | 934 |
| Bo3 m9 6 and stable, and yevest alle othere thynges to | 934 |
| Bo3 m9 15 alle thyng of thy sovereyn ensaumpler and | 942 |
| Bo3 m9 17 have frely and absolut hise parfyte parties. | 944 |
| Bo3 m9 20 mowen accorde with the hote thinges, and | 948 |
| Bo3 m9 26 kynde moevynge alle thingis, and divydest it | 954 |
| Bo3 m9 27 by membrys accordynge; and whan it es thus | 954 |
| Bo3 m9 30 to hymself, and envyrouneth a ful deep | 958 |
| Bo3 m9 31 thought and turneth the hevene by semblable | 958 |
| Bo3 m9 33 the soules and the lasse lyves; and, | 960 |
| Bo3 m9 33 the soules and the lasse lyves; and, | 960 |
| Bo3 m9 35 thow sowest hem into hevene and into erthe. | 962 |
| Bo3 m9 36 And whan thei ben convertyd to the by thi | 964 |
| Bo3 m9 40 streyte seete; and graunte hym to enviroune | 968 |
| Bo3 m9 41 the welle of good; and, the lyght | 968 |
| Bo3 m9 43 syghtes of his corage in the; and skatere thou | 970 |
| Bo3 m9 44 and tobreke the weyghtes and the cloudes of | 972 |
| Bo3 m9 44 and tobreke the weyghtes and the cloudes of | 972 |
| Bo3 m9 45 erthly hevynesse; and schyn thou by thi bryghtnesse, | 972 |
| Bo3 m9 48 berere, ledere, path, and terme; to looke | 976 |
| Bo3 p10 3 and whiche is the forme of good that is parfit, | 980 |
| Bo3 p10 6 And in this thing I trowe that we schulde first | 982 |
| Bo3 p10 12 thought ne desceyve us nat, and put us out of | 988 |
| Bo3 p10 15 thilke good ne is, and that it nys ryght as a | 992 |
| Bo3 p10 19 parfit. And herof cometh it that in every | 996 |
| Bo3 p10 27 and inparfit, but it procedith of thinges that | 1004 |
| Bo3 p10 28 ben alle hole and absolut, and descendith so | 1004 |
| Bo3 p10 28 ben alle hole and absolut, and descendith so | 1004 |
| Bo3 p10 29 doun into uttereste thinges and into thinges | 1006 |
| Bo3 p10 30 empty and withouten fruyt. But, as I have | 1006 |
| Bo3 p10 32 a blisfulnesse that be freel and veyn and inparfyt, | 1008 |
| Bo3 p10 32 a blisfulnesse that be freel and veyn and inparfyt, | 1008 |
| Bo3 p10 34 som blisfulnesse that is sad, stedefast, and | 1010 |
| Bo3 p10 37 and soothfastly. " | 1014 |
| Bo3 p10 40 comune accordaunce and conceyt of the | 1016 |
| Bo3 p10 41 corages of men proveth and graunteth that | 1018 |
| Bo3 p10 51 more worthy than God, and it scholde | 1028 |
| Bo3 p10 52 semen that thilke thing were first and eldere than | 1028 |
| Bo3 p10 55 ben inparfit; and forthy, for as moche as that | 1032 |
| Bo3 p10 59 good. And we han establissched that the | 1036 |
| Bo3 p10 66 thou mayst proeven holily and withoute corrupcioun | 1042 |
| Bo3 p10 75 hath blisfulnesse in hymself, and thilke blisfulnesse | 1052 |
| Bo3 p10 80 worth than is God. But I am beknowe and | 1056 |
| Bo3 p10 81 confesse, and that ryght dignely, that God | 1058 |
| Bo3 p10 82 is ryght worthy aboven alle thinges. And yif | 1058 |
| Bo3 p10 88 And eek at the laste se wel that a thing that is | 1064 |
| Bo3 p10 108 granten and confessen that thilke same sovereyn | 1084 |
| Bo3 p10 111 ne withstonde the resouns purposed; and | 1086 |
| Bo3 p10 125 concluded that blisfulnesse and God ben the | 1100 |
| Bo3 p10 139 men ben makid blisful, and blisfulnesse | 1114 |
| Bo3 p10 140 is dyvinite, than is it manifest and | 1114 |
| Bo3 p10 143 justise [men ben maked just], and be the getynge | 1118 |
| Bo3 p10 151 " This ys, " quod I, " a fair thing and a | 1126 |
| Bo3 p10 166 ben referrid and brought to blisfulnesse (that | 1140 |
| Bo3 p10 169 clerly to undirstonde what thou seist, and | 1144 |
| Bo3 p10 174 " Yys for sothe, " quod I, " and that sovereyn | 1148 |
| Bo3 p10 181 sovereyn clernesse or noblesse, and | 1156 |
| Bo3 p10 184 and thise othere thinges, -- ben thei thanne as | 1158 |
| Bo3 p10 186 and brought to sovereyne good ryght as alle | 1160 |
| Bo3 p10 195 othir. And swich is the nature of parties or of | 1170 |
| Bo3 p10 208 " This is opene and cler, " quod sche, " that | 1182 |
| Bo3 p10 209 alle othere thinges ben referrid and | 1182 |
| Bo3 p10 212 good; and forthy is power requirid, for men | 1186 |
| Bo3 p10 213 trowen also that it be good; and this same thing | 1186 |
| Bo3 p10 214 mowen we thinken and conjecten of reverence, | 1188 |
| Bo3 p10 215 and of noblesse, and of delyt. Thanne is sovereyn | 1188 |
| Bo3 p10 215 and of noblesse, and of delyt. Thanne is sovereyn | 1188 |
| Bo3 p10 216 good the somme and the cause of al that | 1190 |
| Bo3 p10 220 manere be desired ne requerid. And the | 1194 |
| Bo3 p10 224 theigh that thei were verrayliche gode; and | 1198 |
| Bo3 p10 226 that bounte be the sovereyn fyn and the cause | 1200 |
| Bo3 p10 240 requered and desired. By whiche thing it | 1214 |
| Bo3 p10 241 scheweth cleerly that of good and of blisfulnesse | 1214 |
| Bo3 p10 242 is al on and the same substaunce. " | 1216 |
| Bo3 p10 245 " And we han schewed that God and verray | 1218 |
| Bo3 p10 245 " And we han schewed that God and verray | 1218 |
| Bo3 p10 250 good, and in noon other place. | 1224 |
| Bo3 m10 2 ykaught and ybounde with wikkide cheynes by | 1226 |
| Bo3 m10 8 ben combryd and disseyvid with worldly | 1232 |
| Bo3 m10 20 Al that liketh yow here, and exciteth | 1244 |
| Bo3 m10 21 and moeveth your thoughtes, the | 1244 |
| Bo3 m10 24 and whennes that it hath his strengthe, that | 1248 |
| Bo3 m10 26 and whosoevere may knowen thilke light (of | 1250 |
| Bo3 p11 19 divers that on fro that othir; and so as iche | 1270 |
| Bo3 p11 21 power to bryngen a good that is ful and | 1272 |
| Bo3 p11 24 forme and into oon werkynge, so that thilke | 1276 |
| Bo3 p11 26 and reverence, and noblesse, and myrthe; and | 1278 |
| Bo3 p11 26 and reverence, and noblesse, and myrthe; and | 1278 |
| Bo3 p11 26 and reverence, and noblesse, and myrthe; and | 1278 |
| Bo3 p11 26 and reverence, and noblesse, and myrthe; and | 1278 |
| Bo3 p11 35 and whanne thei bygynnen to ben al o thing, | 1286 |
| Bo3 p11 45 semblable resoun that oon and good be o same | 1296 |
| Bo3 p11 52 duellynge and his substaunce as longe as it es | 1304 |
| Bo3 p11 54 nedys deien and corrumpen togidres? " | 1306 |
| Bo3 p11 57 the soule and the body ben conjoyned in oon | 1308 |
| Bo3 p11 58 and dwellen togidre, it es cleped a beeste; and | 1310 |
| Bo3 p11 58 and dwellen togidre, it es cleped a beeste; and | 1310 |
| Bo3 p11 62 thing, and that it nys no lengere no beeste. And | 1314 |
| Bo3 p11 62 thing, and that it nys no lengere no beeste. And | 1314 |
| Bo3 p11 65 seyn that it is a figure of mankynde; and yif | 1316 |
| Bo3 p11 66 the parties of the body ben so devyded and | 1318 |
| Bo3 p11 69 beforn. And whoso wolde renne in the | 1320 |
| Bo3 p11 72 his substaunce as longe as it is oon; and whanne | 1324 |
| Bo3 p11 73 it forletith to ben oon, it dyeth and peryssheth. " | 1324 |
| Bo3 p11 78 the talent or the appetyt of his beynge and | 1330 |
| Bo3 p11 79 desireth to come to deth and to corrupcioun? " | 1330 |
| Bo3 p11 82 that han any maner nature of wyllynge and of | 1332 |
| Bo3 p11 85 despiseth the entencion to lyven and to duren; | 1336 |
| Bo3 p11 87 For every beest travaileth hym to defende and | 1338 |
| Bo3 p11 88 kepe the savacion of his lif, and eschueth deeth | 1338 |
| Bo3 p11 89 and destruccioun. But certes I doute me of | 1340 |
| Bo3 p11 90 herbes and of trees [and] I am in a doute | 1340 |
| Bo3 p11 94 appetyt to duellen and to duren). | 1344 |
| Bo3 p11 96 doute. Now looke upon thise herbes and thise | 1346 |
| Bo3 p11 101 hem waxen in feeldis, and some in mountaynes, | 1352 |
| Bo3 p11 102 and othere waxen in mareys, and | 1352 |
| Bo3 p11 102 and othere waxen in mareys, and | 1352 |
| Bo3 p11 103 othre cleven on roches, and some wexen | 1354 |
| Bo3 p11 104 plentyvous in soondes; and yif any wyght | 1354 |
| Bo3 p11 107 that that is convenient to hym, and travailleth | 1358 |
| Bo3 p11 109 to duellen and to lyven. What wiltow seyn | 1360 |
| Bo3 p11 113 erthes, and sheden be hir maryes hir wode and | 1364 |
| Bo3 p11 113 erthes, and sheden be hir maryes hir wode and | 1364 |
| Bo3 p11 114 hir bark? And what wyltow seyn of this, that | 1364 |
| Bo3 p11 116 that it is alwey hyd in the seete al withinne, and | 1366 |
| Bo3 p11 118 stedfastnesse of wode, and that the outreste bark | 1368 |
| Bo3 p11 121 harm? And thus certes maistow wel seen | 1372 |
| Bo3 p11 123 thinges renovelen and publysschen hem with | 1374 |
| Bo3 p11 126 and edifice for to duren, noght oonly for a tyme, | 1376 |
| Bo3 p11 129 " And the thinges eek that men wenen ne | 1380 |
| Bo3 p11 134 and endurynge)? For wherfore ellis bereth | 1384 |
| Bo3 p11 135 lightnesse the flaumbes up, and the weyghte | 1386 |
| Bo3 p11 137 thilke places and thilke moevynges ben covenable | 1388 |
| Bo3 p11 138 to everyche of hem? And forsothe every | 1388 |
| Bo3 p11 140 and propre to hym, ryght as thinges that | 1390 |
| Bo3 p11 141 ben contrarious and enemys corrumpen | 1392 |
| Bo3 p11 142 hem. And yet the harde thinges, as stones, | 1392 |
| Bo3 p11 143 clyven and holden here parties togidere ryght | 1394 |
| Bo3 p11 144 faste and harde, and defenden hem in | 1394 |
| Bo3 p11 144 faste and harde, and defenden hem in | 1394 |
| Bo3 p11 146 atwynne. And the thinges that ben softe and | 1396 |
| Bo3 p11 146 atwynne. And the thinges that ben softe and | 1396 |
| Bo3 p11 147 fletynge, as is watir and eyr, thei departen | 1398 |
| Bo3 p11 148 lyghtly and yeven place to hem that breken or | 1398 |
| Bo3 p11 152 and refuseth alle dyvisioun. | 1402 |
| Bo3 p11 156 as we swolwen the mete that we resseyven and | 1406 |
| Bo3 p11 157 ne thinke nat on it, and as we drawen our breeth | 1408 |
| Bo3 p11 163 constreynynge causes, wil desireth and embraceth | 1414 |
| Bo3 p11 167 wille desireth and taketh the deeth whiche | 1418 |
| Bo3 p11 168 that nature hateth and dredeth ful sore.) And | 1418 |
| Bo3 p11 168 that nature hateth and dredeth ful sore.) And | 1418 |
| Bo3 p11 170 that the wil of a wyght distourbeth and | 1420 |
| Bo3 p11 171 constreyneth that that nature desireth and | 1422 |
| Bo3 p11 174 duelleth and is susteyned the longe durablete of | 1424 |
| Bo3 p11 175 mortel thinges. And thus this charite and this | 1426 |
| Bo3 p11 175 mortel thinges. And thus this charite and this | 1426 |
| Bo3 p11 181 and to duren, for whiche they desiren | 1432 |
| Bo3 p11 186 perdurable duellynge, and eek the eschuynge of | 1436 |
| Bo3 p11 193 that desireth to be and to duelle perdurably, he | 1444 |
| Bo3 p11 201 " And I have schewed, " quod sche, " that | 1452 |
| Bo3 p11 205 good; and thilke good thow mayst descryven | 1456 |
| Bo3 p11 210 referrid and brought to noght, and floteren | 1460 |
| Bo3 p11 210 referrid and brought to noght, and floteren | 1460 |
| Bo3 p11 213 thing to whiche that alle thinges tenden and | 1464 |
| Bo3 p11 225 " whiche was the ende of thinges. And certes that | 1476 |
| Bo3 p11 226 is the thyng that every wyght desireth. and for | 1476 |
| Bo3 p11 227 as mochel as we han gadrid and comprehendid | 1478 |
| Bo3 m11 2 and coveyteth not to ben disseyvid by no mysweyes, | 1482 |
| Bo3 m11 3 lat hym rollen and trenden withynne | 1484 |
| Bo3 m11 4 hymself the lyght of his ynwarde sighte; and | 1484 |
| Bo3 m11 6 the longe moevynges of his thoughtes; and | 1486 |
| Bo3 m11 8 and hid in his tresors al that he compasseth or | 1488 |
| Bo3 m11 9 secheth fro withoute. And thanne thilke | 1490 |
| Bo3 m11 14 soth in his thought, and wil nat ben disseyvid | 1494 |
| Bo3 m11 16 trouthe, lat hym wel examine and rolle withynne | 1496 |
| Bo3 m11 17 hymself the nature and the propretes of | 1498 |
| Bo3 m11 18 the thing; and let hym yet eftsones examinen | 1498 |
| Bo3 m11 19 and rollen his thoughtes by good deliberacioun | 1500 |
| Bo3 m11 20 or that he deme, and lat hym techyn | 1500 |
| Bo3 m11 24 withoute. And thanne al the derknesse of his | 1504 |
| Bo3 m11 31 for certeynli the seed of soth haldeth and | 1512 |
| Bo3 m11 32 clyveth within yowr corage, and it is awaked | 1512 |
| Bo3 m11 33 and excited by the wynde and by the blastes | 1514 |
| Bo3 m11 33 and excited by the wynde and by the blastes | 1514 |
| Bo3 m11 41 and hyd in the naturel principles, the | 1522 |
| Bo3 m11 43 of the thought?) And if so be that the | 1524 |
| Bo3 m11 44 Muse and the doctrine of Plato syngeth soth, | 1524 |
| Bo3 p12 2 Plato, for thou recordist and remembrist me | 1530 |
| Bo3 p12 6 soule, and eftsones aftirward, whan Y lost it | 1534 |
| Bo3 p12 7 confounded by the charge and be the burdene | 1534 |
| Bo3 p12 9 And thanne seide sche thus: " Yif thow | 1536 |
| Bo3 p12 17 " Me remembreth it wel, " quod I; " and I confesse | 1544 |
| Bo3 p12 28 governeth this world " ); " and I schal schortly | 1556 |
| Bo3 p12 31 " of so manye diverse and contraryous | 1558 |
| Bo3 p12 34 so manye diverse thinges; and the same | 1562 |
| Bo3 p12 36 ton fro that other, most departen and unjoynen | 1564 |
| Bo3 p12 38 oon that contenyde that he hath conjoynid and | 1566 |
| Bo3 p12 43 were ay stedfaste duellynge, that ordeynide and | 1570 |
| Bo3 p12 44 disponyde thise diversites of moevynges. And | 1572 |
| Bo3 p12 46 alle things ben ymaked and ilad, Y clepe hym | 1574 |
| Bo3 p12 51 of welefulnesse, hool and sound, ne see | 1578 |
| Bo3 p12 54 nombrid and seid, " quod sche, " that suffisaunce | 1582 |
| Bo3 p12 55 is in blisfulnesse, and we han accorded that | 1582 |
| Bo3 p12 58 " And that to governen this world, " quod | 1586 |
| Bo3 p12 67 " And I have schewyd that God is the same | 1594 |
| Bo3 p12 73 alle thinges by hymself; and he is as a keye and | 1600 |
| Bo3 p12 73 alle thinges by hymself; and he is as a keye and | 1600 |
| Bo3 p12 75 is kept stable and withouten corrumpynge. " | 1602 |
| Bo3 p12 76 " I accorde me greetly, " quod I. " And I | 1604 |
| Bo3 p12 86 " So as men trowen, " quod sche, " and that | 1614 |
| Bo3 p12 88 the keye of his goodnesse, and alle thise same | 1616 |
| Bo3 p12 92 ben governed voluntariely, and that they ne | 1620 |
| Bo3 p12 95 and enclynynge to here governour and here | 1622 |
| Bo3 p12 95 and enclynynge to here governour and here | 1622 |
| Bo3 p12 106 " And yif that any thing enforcede hym to | 1634 |
| Bo3 p12 118 and ordeyneth hem softly? " | 1646 |
| Bo3 p12 122 and proved, but thilke woordes that | 1650 |
| Bo3 p12 130 oonly the werkis of men and ne entremettith | 1658 |
| Bo3 p12 159 and other while issist ther thow entrest? | 1686 |
| Bo3 p12 165 sovereyn good, and seidest that it is set in sovereyn | 1692 |
| Bo3 p12 166 God; and seidest that God hymself is | 1694 |
| Bo3 p12 167 sovereyn good, and that God is the ful blisfulnesse; | 1694 |
| Bo3 p12 171 And seidest eke that the forme of good is | 1698 |
| Bo3 p12 172 the substaunce of God and of blisfulnesse; and | 1700 |
| Bo3 p12 172 the substaunce of God and of blisfulnesse; and | 1700 |
| Bo3 p12 174 that is required and desired of al the kynde of | 1702 |
| Bo3 p12 175 thinges. And thou provedest in disputynge that | 1702 |
| Bo3 p12 177 the governementis of bounte, and seidest that | 1704 |
| Bo3 p12 178 alle thinges wolen obeyen to hym, and seidest | 1706 |
| Bo3 p12 179 that the nature of yvel nys no thing. And | 1706 |
| Bo3 p12 182 but by proeves in cercles and homliche knowen, | 1710 |
| Bo3 p12 184 feyth and here accord everiche of hem of othir. " | 1712 |
| Bo3 p12 195 devyne substaunce tornith the world and the | 1722 |
| Bo3 p12 199 and yet it moeveth alle othere thinges). | 1726 |
| Bo3 m12 7 wodes moevable to renne, and hadde makid | 1742 |
| Bo3 m12 8 the ryveris to stonden stille, and hadde maked | 1742 |
| Bo3 m12 9 the hertes and the hyndes to joynen dreedles | 1744 |
| Bo3 m12 11 his song, and hadde maked that the | 1746 |
| Bo3 m12 20 and ther he tempride his blaundysschinge | 1754 |
| Bo3 m12 21 songes by resounynge strenges, and spak | 1756 |
| Bo3 m12 22 and song in wepynge al that evere he hadde | 1756 |
| Bo3 m12 23 resceyved and lavyd out of the noble welles of | 1758 |
| Bo3 m12 24 his modir Callyope the goddesse. And he sang | 1758 |
| Bo3 m12 25 with as mochel as he myghte of wepynge, and | 1760 |
| Bo3 m12 27 myghte yeve hym and teche hym, and he | 1762 |
| Bo3 m12 27 myghte yeve hym and teche hym, and he | 1762 |
| Bo3 m12 28 commoevde the helle, and requyred and bysoughte | 1762 |
| Bo3 m12 28 commoevde the helle, and requyred and bysoughte | 1762 |
| Bo3 m12 32 of helle, with hise thre hevedes, was caught and | 1766 |
| Bo3 m12 33 al abasschid of the newe song. And the thre | 1768 |
| Bo3 m12 34 goddesses, furiis and vengeresses of felonyes, | 1768 |
| Bo3 m12 35 that tormenten and agasten the soules by anoy, | 1770 |
| Bo3 m12 36 woxen sorweful and sory, and wepyn teeris for | 1770 |
| Bo3 m12 36 woxen sorweful and sory, and wepyn teeris for | 1770 |
| Bo3 m12 38 by the overthrowynge wheel. And Tantalus, that | 1772 |
| Bo3 m12 44 laste the lord and juge of soules was moevid to | 1778 |
| Bo3 m12 45 misericordes, and cryede: `We ben overcomen,' | 1780 |
| Bo3 m12 48 his faire song and his ditee. But we wolen putten | 1782 |
| Bo3 m12 49 a lawe in this and covenaunt in the yifte; | 1784 |
| Bo3 m12 54 and a strengere to hymself thanne any lawe that | 1788 |
| Bo3 m12 55 men mai yyven. Allas! Whanne Orpheus and his | 1790 |
| Bo3 m12 59 and lost hire, and was deed. | 1794 |
| Bo3 m12 59 and lost hire, and was deed. | 1794 |