| ANGWISSHOUS.......1 | |
| Bo5 m3 23 soth?) Woot it aught thilke thing that it angwisshous | 420 |
| ANON..............1 | |
| Bo5 p2 37 and derke, anon thei derken by the cloude of | 156 |
| ANOTHER...........1 | |
| Bo5 p1 67 for grace of any other thing, and another thing | 66 |
| ANOTHIR...........3 | |
| Bo5 p3 174 ther folweth anothir inconvenient, of the whiche | 356 |
| Bo5 p6 180 ben mortal or dedly; anothir necessite is | 1042 |
| Bo5 p6 259 now anothir? And thilke prescience -- ne | 1120 |
| ANSWERD...........1 | |
| Bo5 p4 22 I have first ispendid and answerd to the resouns | 474 |
| ANSWERE...........2 | |
| Bo5 p3 42 thilke answere procedith ryght as though men | 224 |
| Bo5 p5 56 that resoun wolde answere ayein to thise two | 786 |
| ANSWEREN..........2 | |
| Bo5 p6 172 answeren the thus: that thilke thing that is futur, | 1034 |
| Bo5 p6 245 he knoweth byforn,' thanne schal I answeren | 1106 |
| ANY...............35 | |
| Bo5 p1 10 anything in any weys; and yif thou wenest | 10 |
| Bo5 p1 31 " Certes, " quod sche, " yif any wyght | 30 |
| Bo5 p1 38 any significacioun of thing summitted | 38 |
| Bo5 p1 50 alle resouns). And yif that any thing is | 50 |
| Bo5 p1 54 is it nat possible that hap be any swich thing as | 54 |
| Bo5 p1 66 " As ofte, quod sche, " as men don any thing | 66 |
| Bo5 p1 67 for grace of any other thing, and another thing | 66 |
| Bo5 p2 3 axe yif ther be any liberte of fre wille in this | 122 |
| Bo5 p2 15 to desiren. And thilke thing that any wight | 134 |
| Bo5 p3 7 thinges and that ther is any fredom of liberte. | 190 |
| Bo5 p3 54 " For certes yif that any wyght sitteth, it byhoveth | 236 |
| Bo5 p3 58 opinioun be soth of any wyght for that he sitteth, | 240 |
| Bo5 p3 95 whan I have knowen that any thing schal | 278 |
| Bo5 p3 99 ben eschued. And at the laste, yif that any | 282 |
| Bo5 p3 103 the sothe of science. Wherfore, yif any thing be | 286 |
| Bo5 p3 187 ne for to preien to God. For what scholde any | 370 |
| Bo5 m3 30 he that desireth any thyng of which he wot | 426 |
| Bo5 m3 32 any thing, nedes somwhat he knoweth of it, | 428 |
| Bo5 p4 9 of any of yow. And the cause of this dirknesse | 462 |
| Bo5 p4 16 in any manere (that is to seyn, that yif | 468 |
| Bo5 p4 33 thingis to comen (as who seith, any oothir wey | 486 |
| Bo5 p4 92 werkmen. Is ther thanne any necessite (as who | 544 |
| Bo5 p4 94 compelleth any of thilke thingis to ben don so? " | 546 |
| Bo5 p4 106 necessite. For certes I ne trowe nat that any man | 558 |
| Bo5 p4 119 therof mai ben any prescience. For certes | 572 |
| Bo5 p4 129 dyvers fro the holnesse of science that any | 582 |
| Bo5 p4 192 any thing universel, it ne useth nat of | 644 |
| Bo5 p5 34 fleen or to desiren any thing. But resoun is al | 764 |
| Bo5 p6 127 byholdynge any necessite to thilke thinges that | 988 |
| Bo5 p6 131 myghte maken any digne comparysoun or | 992 |
| Bo5 p6 157 that God knoweth any thing to be, he ne unwot | 1018 |
| Bo5 p6 160 any thing to betide, he wot wel that it ne | 1022 |
| Bo5 p6 169 unnethe schal ther any wight mowe seen it | 1030 |
| Bo5 p6 183 walke. Thilke thing, thanne, that any wight hath | 1044 |
| Bo5 p6 194 purveaunce of God seeth any thyng present, | 1056 |
| ANYTHING..........2 | |
| Bo5 p1 10 anything in any weys; and yif thou wenest | 10 |
| Bo5 p1 11 that hap be anything, what is it? " | 10 |
| APERCEYVEN........1 | |
| Bo5 p4 85 And this maystow lyghtly aperceyven by this | 538 |
| APERTENETH........1 | |
| Bo5 p4 47 sche, " in as moche as aperteneth to that, | 500 |
| APERTENITH........1 | |
| Bo5 p5 40 seith, it ne knoweth nat al oonly that apertenith | 770 |
| APIERE............1 | |
| Bo5 p4 68 betideth by necessite, so that it mai apiere that | 520 |
| APIERETH..........1 | |
| Bo5 p6 237 as alle thingis that apiereth or scheweth to the | 1098 |
| APPLIEN...........1 | |
| Bo5 p4 12 may nat moeven to (that is to seyn, applien | 464 |
| APPROCHEN.........1 | |
| Bo5 p2 39 to the whiche talentz whan thei approchen | 158 |
| APROCHID..........1 | |
| Bo5 p3 204 aprochid no rather or that men byseken it and | 386 |
| ARACED............1 | |
| Bo5 m1 12 schippes and the stokkes araced with the flood | 108 |
| ARBITRE...........1 | |
| Bo5 p3 81 the fredom of oure arbitre (that is to seyn, | 264 |
| ARBITRIE..........4 | |
| Bo5 p3 16 of arbitrie; ne certes ther ne may be noon | 198 |
| Bo5 p6 198 fredom of arbitrie, God seth hem alle togidre | 1060 |
| Bo5 p6 209 of fre arbitrie or of fre wil, that, al be it so | 1070 |
| Bo5 p6 289 arbitrie, that duelleth hool and unwemmed | 1150 |
| AREISE............1 | |
| Bo5 p6 303 worschipe and love thou vertues; areise thi | 1164 |
| AREISED...........1 | |
| Bo5 m5 22 thi ryghte visage and hast areised thi forheved, | 858 |
| AREYSED...........1 | |
| Bo5 m5 25 that thi body is so heyghe areysed. | 862 |
| ARGUETH...........1 | |
| Bo5 m4 20 ne note in it. (Glose. But now argueth | 690 |
| ARGUIST...........1 | |
| Bo5 p5 80 mankynde knoweth hem. For thou arguist | 810 |
| ARGUMENTZ.........2 | |
| Bo5 p4 32 argumentz fro elleswhere of the necessite of | 484 |
| Bo5 p4 75 signes, ne by argumentz itaken fro withoute, but | 528 |
| ARISEN............1 | |
| Bo5 p6 145 on the erthe and the sonne arisen in the | 1006 |
| ARISETH...........1 | |
| Bo5 p4 171 ne ariseth nat in no manere to the heyere | 624 |
| ARISTOTILE........1 | |
| Bo5 p6 30 as Aristotile deemed of the world, and | 892 |
| ARISTOTLE.........1 | |
| Bo5 p1 62 " Myn Aristotle, " quod sche, " in the book of | 62 |
| ART...............2 | |
| Bo5 p3 4 conjecte now by whiche thingis thou art trubled. " | 186 |
| Bo5 p4 23 by whiche thou art ymoeved. | 476 |
| ARYSYNGE..........2 | |
| Bo5 p6 222 the sonne arysynge and the man walkynge -- | 1084 |
| Bo5 p6 230 of thinges (as the sonne arysynge); and | 1092 |
| AS................106 | |
| Bo5 p1 37 voys (as who seith, but an idel word), withouten | 36 |
| Bo5 p1 48 but thei casten as a maner foundement of subject | 48 |
| Bo5 p1 54 is it nat possible that hap be any swich thing as | 54 |
| Bo5 p1 66 " As ofte, quod sche, " as men don any thing | 66 |
| Bo5 p1 66 " As ofte, quod sche, " as men don any thing | 66 |
| Bo5 p1 70 Ryght as a man dalf the erthe bycause of | 70 |
| Bo5 p1 87 sholde han ben founde; but, as I seide, it bytidde | 86 |
| Bo5 p1 88 and ran togidre that he dalf thare as that oothir | 88 |
| Bo5 m1 3 contre of Achemenye, ther as the fleinge bataile | 100 |
| Bo5 m1 19 as it fletith with slakid or ungoverned | 116 |
| Bo5 p2 2 me that it is ryght as thou seist. But I | 120 |
| Bo5 p2 20 nillynge. But I ne ordeyne nat (as who | 138 |
| Bo5 p2 47 merites as thei ben predestinat; and it is seid in | 166 |
| Bo5 p3 26 " Ne I ne proeve nat thilke same resoun (as who | 208 |
| Bo5 p3 40 that ben to comen ben ipurveied -- but as | 222 |
| Bo5 p3 41 it were Y travailed (as who seith, that | 224 |
| Bo5 p3 42 thilke answere procedith ryght as though men | 224 |
| Bo5 p3 44 whiche thing is cause of the whiche thing, as | 226 |
| Bo5 p3 67 soth cometh of that other side (as who seith, | 250 |
| Bo5 p3 92 herto I adde yit this thing: that ryght as whanne | 274 |
| Bo5 p3 106 thilke thing is to comen? For ryght as science ne | 288 |
| Bo5 p3 107 may nat ben medled with falsnesse (as who | 290 |
| Bo5 p3 111 nat ben noon other weies than as it is | 294 |
| Bo5 p3 113 wanteth lesynge (as who seith, why that | 296 |
| Bo5 p3 116 thing be ryght as science comprehendeth it | 298 |
| Bo5 p3 126 But yif that God woot that ryght so as thinges | 308 |
| Bo5 p3 128 wite egaly (as who seith, indifferently) that | 310 |
| Bo5 p3 139 uncertayn, as men doon, of the whiche | 322 |
| Bo5 p3 176 more wikke, and that is this: that, so as the ordre | 358 |
| Bo5 p3 179 conseiles of mankynde (as who seith that | 362 |
| Bo5 p3 183 (as who seith, thanne folweth it that God | 366 |
| Bo5 p3 212 as thou songe a litil herebyforn, be departed and | 394 |
| Bo5 m3 24 desireth to knowe? (As who seith, | 420 |
| Bo5 m3 31 right naught? (As who seith, whoso desireth | 428 |
| Bo5 p4 18 thinges as God seeth hem), thanne ne scholde | 470 |
| Bo5 p4 33 thingis to comen (as who seith, any oothir wey | 486 |
| Bo5 p4 38 no necessite to thingis to comen, as thou thiself | 490 |
| Bo5 p4 40 herebyforn, what cause or what is it (as | 492 |
| Bo5 p4 47 sche, " in as moche as aperteneth to that, | 500 |
| Bo5 p4 47 sche, " in as moche as aperteneth to that, | 500 |
| Bo5 p4 79 comen? But certes, ryght as we troweden | 532 |
| Bo5 p4 87 thei ben done byforn oure eyen, ryght as men | 540 |
| Bo5 p4 90 chariottes, and by this manere (as who | 542 |
| Bo5 p4 92 werkmen. Is ther thanne any necessite (as who | 544 |
| Bo5 p4 112 ryght as science of thingis present ne bryngith in | 564 |
| Bo5 p4 117 idouted, as whethir that of thilke thingis that ne | 570 |
| Bo5 p4 126 certein bytydingis ben ipurveied as certein, it | 578 |
| Bo5 p4 175 symple forme so as intelligence takith it; but | 628 |
| Bo5 p4 176 intelligence, that lookith as aboven, whanne it | 628 |
| Bo5 p4 189 thingis, so as I schal seie, by o strook of | 642 |
| Bo5 p4 213 that nis nat wrong; for so as every jugement is | 666 |
| Bo5 m4 2 toun of Athenis there as philosophris hadden | 672 |
| Bo5 m4 10 bodyes withoute-forth (as who seith that | 680 |
| Bo5 m4 12 had ben nakid of itself, as a mirour or a clene | 682 |
| Bo5 m4 16 ryght as we ben wont somtyme by a swift | 686 |
| Bo5 m4 50 ryght so as whan that cleernesse smyteth | 720 |
| Bo5 m4 52 ryght so as voys or soun hurteleth to the eres | 722 |
| Bo5 p5 14 as I have seid, our corage nis nat ytaught or | 744 |
| Bo5 p5 20 bodyes (as God or his aungelis) ne folwen | 750 |
| Bo5 p5 29 moeven hemself her and ther, as oistres | 758 |
| Bo5 p5 35 oonly to the lynage of mankynde, ryght as | 764 |
| Bo5 p5 39 propre nature nat oonly his subget (as who | 768 |
| Bo5 p5 55 that is sensible and singuler as universel. And yif | 784 |
| Bo5 p5 74 (as who seith, than the cause of wit and of | 804 |
| Bo5 p5 79 comen, but ryght as the resoun of | 808 |
| Bo5 p5 89 the devyne thoght, as we ben parsoners of | 818 |
| Bo5 p5 90 resoun, ryght so as we han demyd that it | 820 |
| Bo5 p5 96 mowen (as who seith that, if that we mowen, | 826 |
| Bo5 m5 5 is to sein, as naddres or snakes); and oothre | 842 |
| Bo5 m1 1 " Therfore thanne, as I have schewed a litel | 862 |
| Bo5 p6 5 now, in as mochil as it is leveful to us (as who | 866 |
| Bo5 p6 5 now, in as mochil as it is leveful to us (as who | 866 |
| Bo5 p6 5 now, in as mochil as it is leveful to us (as who | 866 |
| Bo5 p6 6 seith, lat us loke now as we mowen) whiche that | 868 |
| Bo5 p6 26 as in this moevable and transitorie moment. | 888 |
| Bo5 p6 30 as Aristotile deemed of the world, and | 892 |
| Bo5 p6 47 hymself and compotent (as who seith, alwey | 908 |
| Bo5 p6 56 coeterne with his makere. (As who seith, thei | 918 |
| Bo5 p6 60 by lif interminable, as Plato grauntide to | 922 |
| Bo5 p6 70 inmoevable; and, so as it ne mai nat | 932 |
| Bo5 p6 76 quantite of future and of preterit; and so as it ne | 938 |
| Bo5 p6 78 algates yit, for as moche as it ne ceseth nevere for | 940 |
| Bo5 p6 78 algates yit, for as moche as it ne ceseth nevere for | 940 |
| Bo5 p6 87 swich manere thinges as it betydith to that it | 948 |
| Bo5 p6 108 knowynge alle thinges of preterit ryght as thei | 970 |
| Bo5 p6 112 thinges, thou ne schalt naught demen it as | 974 |
| Bo5 p6 119 byholdeth fro afer alle thingis, right as it | 980 |
| Bo5 p6 133 presence of mankynde, ryght so as ye seen some | 994 |
| Bo5 p6 139 as thei shollen betyde to yow-ward | 1000 |
| Bo5 p6 143 to comen, as wel necessarie as nat necessarie. | 1004 |
| Bo5 p6 143 to comen, as wel necessarie as nat necessarie. | 1004 |
| Bo5 p6 144 Ryght so as whan ye seen togidre a man walke | 1006 |
| Bo5 p6 153 to hym-ward but, as to the condicioun of tyme, | 1014 |
| Bo5 p6 163 God seeth to betide, it ne may nat unbytide (as | 1024 |
| Bo5 p6 178 necessites: that oon necessite is symple, as thus: | 1040 |
| Bo5 p6 181 condicionel, as thus: yif thow wost that a | 1042 |
| Bo5 p6 216 nature, so as thei comen in alle maneris in the | 1078 |
| Bo5 p6 230 of thinges (as the sonne arysynge); and | 1092 |
| Bo5 p6 232 (as the man walkynge). Thanne seide I no wrong | 1094 |
| Bo5 p6 237 as alle thingis that apiereth or scheweth to the | 1098 |
| Bo5 p6 247 purpos; but for as mochil as the present | 1108 |
| Bo5 p6 247 purpos; but for as mochil as the present | 1108 |
| Bo5 p6 253 as thou ne maist nat fleen the sighte of the | 1114 |
| Bo5 p6 261 knowynge?' " (As who seith, ne schal it nat | 1122 |
| Bo5 p6 270 entrechaungith nat, so as thou wenest, the | 1132 |
| Bo5 p6 271 stoundes of foreknowynge, as now this, | 1132 |