| ABOUTE...........3 | |
| Tr 1 149 And hir cite biseged al aboute, | 148 |
| Tr 1 268 This Troilus, of every wight aboute, | 268 |
| Tr 1 1091 Abit of hym that gooth aboute his cure; | 1090 |
| ABOVE............1 | |
| Tr 1 230 That he that now was moost in pride above, | 230 |
| ABOVEN...........1 | |
| Tr 1 154 That was hire trist aboven everichon. | 154 |
| ABREYDE..........1 | |
| Tr 1 724 And after this with sikynge he abreyde, | 724 |
| ABSENCE..........1 | |
| Tr 1 513 If this be wist, but evere in thin absence | 512 |
| ABYDE............1 | |
| Tr 1 956 He hasteth wel that wisely kan abyde. | 956 |
| ADIEU............1 | |
| Tr 1 1041 Adieu! Be glad! God spede us bothe two! | 1040 |
| ADOWN............1 | |
| Tr 1 110 On knees she fil biforn Ector adown | 110 |
| ADVERSITE........2 | |
| Tr 1 25 That ye han felt, and on the adversite | 24 |
| Tr 1 404 When every torment and adversite | 404 |
| AFER.............1 | |
| Tr 1 313 But from afer, his manere for to holde, | 312 |
| AFERED...........1 | |
| Tr 1 974 " And wostow why I am the lasse afered | 974 |
| AFFECCIOUN.......1 | |
| Tr 1 296 So gret desir and such affeccioun, | 296 |
| AFTER............6 | |
| Tr 1 4 Fro wo to wele, and after out of joie, | 4 |
| Tr 1 30 Of Troilus, as ye may after here, | 30 |
| Tr 1 293 And after that hir lokynge gan she lighte, | 292 |
| Tr 1 316 And after this, nat fullich al awhaped, | 316 |
| Tr 1 619 " Paraunter thow myghte after swich oon longe, | 618 |
| Tr 1 724 And after this with sikynge he abreyde, | 724 |
| AFTIR............1 | |
| Tr 1 140 Aftir hir course, ay whil that thei were wrothe. | 140 |
| AGAST............1 | |
| Tr 1 715 " If God wol, thow art nat agast of me, | 714 |
| AGREE............1 | |
| Tr 1 409 If harm agree me, wherto pleyne I thenne? | 408 |
| AILLETH..........1 | |
| Tr 1 766 For whom that the al this mysaunter ailleth, | 766 |
| AKYNGGE..........1 | |
| Tr 1 1088 And is somdeel of akyngge of his wownde | 1088 |
| AL...............64 | |
| Tr 1 17 Preyen for speed, al sholde I therfore sterve, | 16 |
| Tr 1 63 By Paris don, they wroughten al hir peyne. | 62 |
| Tr 1 86 Thorugh al the town, and generaly was spoken, | 86 |
| Tr 1 90 And seyden he and al his kyn at-ones | 90 |
| Tr 1 93 Al unwist of this false and wikked dede, | 92 |
| Tr 1 99 Criseyde was this lady name al right. | 98 |
| Tr 1 100 As to my doom, in al Troies cite | 100 |
| Tr 1 120 " And al th' onour that men may don yow have, | 120 |
| Tr 1 149 And hir cite biseged al aboute, | 148 |
| Tr 1 162 And to the temple, in al hir beste wise, | 162 |
| Tr 1 173 Hire goodly lokyng gladed al the prees. | 172 |
| Tr 1 212 How often falleth al the effect contraire | 212 |
| Tr 1 221 Than thynketh he, " Though I praunce al byforn | 220 |
| Tr 1 265 And al his werk, as touching this matere, | 264 |
| Tr 1 316 And after this, nat fullich al awhaped, | 316 |
| Tr 1 317 Out of the temple al esilich he wente, | 316 |
| Tr 1 326 Al feyneth he in lust that he sojorneth, | 326 |
| Tr 1 327 And al his chere and speche also he borneth, | 326 |
| Tr 1 330 And seyde, " Lord, so ye lyve al in lest, | 330 |
| Tr 1 343 Al seyde I soth, ye wolden at me greve. | 342 |
| Tr 1 351 But for al this, whan that he say his tyme, | 350 |
| Tr 1 363 That he hire saugh a-temple, and al the wise | 362 |
| Tr 1 366 In which he saugh al holly hire figure, | 366 |
| Tr 1 375 Al were it wist, but in pris and up-born | 374 |
| Tr 1 382 From every wight yborn, al outrely, | 382 |
| Tr 1 386 And over al this, yet muchel more he thoughte | 386 |
| Tr 1 396 I dar wel seyn, in al, that Troilus | 396 |
| Tr 1 416 Al sterelees withinne a boot am I | 416 |
| Tr 1 437 Ne him forbar in no degree, for al | 436 |
| Tr 1 450 This, trowe I, knoweth al this compaignye; | 450 |
| Tr 1 504 To tellen hir, for al this world to wynne. | 504 |
| Tr 1 522 Know al thi wo, al lakked hir pitee! | 522 |
| Tr 1 522 Know al thi wo, al lakked hir pitee! | 522 |
| Tr 1 544 Al was for nought: she herde nat his pleynte; | 544 |
| Tr 1 551 " Allas, " quod he, " who causeth al this fare? | 550 |
| Tr 1 589 " I wol parten with the al thi peyne, | 588 |
| Tr 1 594 In wrong and right iloved the al my lyve: | 594 |
| Tr 1 664 Al for the doughter of the kyng Amete, | 664 |
| Tr 1 665 That al his craft ne koude his sorwes bete.' | 664 |
| Tr 1 721 Tel me somwhat, syn al my wo thow woost. " | 720 |
| Tr 1 722 Yet Troilus for al this no word seyde, | 722 |
| Tr 1 749 Al this gan Troilus in his herte caste. | 748 |
| Tr 1 766 For whom that the al this mysaunter ailleth, | 766 |
| Tr 1 776 Quod Troilus; " for al that evere ye konne, | 776 |
| Tr 1 804 Thus wol she seyn, and al the town attones, | 804 |
| Tr 1 815 Or slen hymself, al be his lady fair? | 814 |
| Tr 1 830 The beste is that thow telle me al thi wo; | 830 |
| Tr 1 838 Ne al the men that riden konne or go | 838 |
| Tr 1 860 Were it for my suster, al thy sorwe, | 860 |
| Tr 1 861 By my wil she sholde al be thyn to-morwe. | 860 |
| Tr 1 867 For he was hit, and wax al reed for shame. | 866 |
| Tr 1 873 And seyde, " Allas, of al my wo the welle, | 872 |
| Tr 1 887 What for to don; and al this bet to eche, | 886 |
| Tr 1 898 That sith thy lady vertuous is al, | 898 |
| Tr 1 935 Thus sey with al thyn herte in good entente. " | 934 |
| Tr 1 940 That thow the goddes wrathe hast al apesed; | 940 |
| Tr 1 944 And thynk wel, she of whom rist al thi wo | 944 |
| Tr 1 955 Or elles al oure labour is on ydel: | 954 |
| Tr 1 959 And al is wel, if thow werke in this wyse. | 958 |
| Tr 1 1001 Of al his lay, and moost his foos to greve. | 1000 |
| Tr 1 1021 Al this drede I, and ek for the manere | 1020 |
| Tr 1 1043 And of my spede be thyn al that swetnesse. " | 1042 |
| Tr 1 1052 But, thow wis, thow woost, thow maist, thow art al! | 1052 |
| Tr 1 1070 Al this Pandare in his herte thoughte, | 1070 |
| ALDAY............2 | |
| Tr 1 106 This lady, which that alday herd at ere | 106 |
| Tr 1 217 But alday faileth thing that fooles wenden. | 216 |
| ALDERBEST........1 | |
| Tr 1 1008 And konne an errowr alderbest withstonde. " | 1008 |
| ALDERLEST........1 | |
| Tr 1 604 Hymselven most, hym alderlest avaylleth, | 604 |
| ALDERMOST........2 | |
| Tr 1 248 And they that han ben aldermost in wo, | 248 |
| Tr 1 1003 That erren aldermost ayeyn a lawe, | 1002 |
| ALDERWISEST......1 | |
| Tr 1 247 For alderwisest han therwith ben plesed; | 246 |
| ALDIRFIRST.......1 | |
| Tr 1 1069 Aldirfirst his purpos for to wynne. | 1068 |
| ALDIRMOST........1 | |
| Tr 1 152 But aldirmost in honour, out of doute, | 152 |
| ALLAS............8 | |
| Tr 1 419 Allas, what is this wondre maladie? | 418 |
| Tr 1 461 My dere herte, allas, myn hele and hewe | 460 |
| Tr 1 551 " Allas, " quod he, " who causeth al this fare? | 550 |
| Tr 1 583 Ful ofte seyde, " Allas, what may this be? | 582 |
| Tr 1 778 Quod Pandarus, " Allas! What may this be, | 778 |
| Tr 1 828 And seyde, " Allas! What is me best to do? " | 828 |
| Tr 1 834 " Ye, so thow seyst, " quod Troilus tho, " allas! | 834 |
| Tr 1 873 And seyde, " Allas, of al my wo the welle, | 872 |
| ALLE.............17 | |
| Tr 1 233 Ye wise, proude, and worthi folkes alle, | 232 |
| Tr 1 237 That Love is he that alle thing may bynde, | 236 |
| Tr 1 240 For this trowe I ye knowen alle or some, | 240 |
| Tr 1 282 But alle hire lymes so wel answerynge | 282 |
| Tr 1 288 To Troilus right wonder wel with alle | 288 |
| Tr 1 310 Over alle thing, he stood for to biholde; | 310 |
| Tr 1 337 " In nouncerteyn ben alle youre observaunces, | 336 |
| Tr 1 340 As doth youre lay, and that knowe alle ye; | 340 |
| Tr 1 376 Of alle lovers wel more than biforn, | 376 |
| Tr 1 463 Alle other dredes weren from him fledde, | 462 |
| Tr 1 561 Thise wordes seyde he for the nones alle, | 560 |
| Tr 1 688 Mistrusten alle, or elles alle leve. | 688 |
| Tr 1 688 Mistrusten alle, or elles alle leve. | 688 |
| Tr 1 900 Amonges alle thise other in general; | 900 |
| Tr 1 910 `Seynt Idiot, lord of thise foles alle.' | 910 |
| Tr 1 994 And so we may ben gladed alle thre. | 994 |
| Tr 1 1046 And seyde, " Now, fy on the Grekes alle! | 1046 |