| A-MORWE..........1 | |
| Tr 5 14 Was al, that she departe sholde a-morwe. | 14 |
| A-TWO............2 | |
| Tr 5 180 Hire thoughte hire sorwful herte brast a-two, | 180 |
| Tr 5 530 Hym thoughte his sorwful herte braste a-two. | 530 |
| ABIDE............5 | |
| Tr 5 33 With certeyn folk he hoved hire t' abide, | 32 |
| Tr 5 353 Ten dayes nys so longe nought t' abide. | 352 |
| Tr 5 770 For she wol take a purpos for t' abide. | 770 |
| Tr 5 1155 And, deere brother, thynk nat longe t' abide. | 1154 |
| Tr 5 1183 For wel he seth it helpeth naught t' abide. | 1182 |
| ABIDEST..........1 | |
| Tr 5 1175 Shal come al that that thow abidest heere. | 1174 |
| ABOD.............1 | |
| Tr 5 1307 That hire abod the best is for yow twaye. | 1306 |
| ABOOD............1 | |
| Tr 5 1202 For whan he saugh that she abood so longe, | 1202 |
| ABOUGHTE.........1 | |
| Tr 5 1756 Ful cruwely the Grekis ay aboughte; | 1756 |
| ABOUTE...........13 | |
| Tr 5 85 With that his courser torned he aboute | 84 |
| Tr 5 100 That " Certeynlich I am aboute nought, | 100 |
| Tr 5 223 And graspe aboute I may, but in this place, | 222 |
| Tr 5 255 And swich a tremour fele aboute his herte | 254 |
| Tr 5 400 " This town is ful of lordes al aboute, | 400 |
| Tr 5 656 For love of God, ren faste aboute thy spere! | 656 |
| Tr 5 1120 Aboute naught this Troilus and Pandare. | 1120 |
| Tr 5 1225 He seyde his harm was al aboute his herte. | 1224 |
| Tr 5 1232 Aboute his herte, and fayn he wolde dye. | 1232 |
| Tr 5 1294 Thorugh which thow shalt wel bryngyn it aboute | 1294 |
| Tr 5 1451 That called was Cassandre ek al aboute, | 1450 |
| Tr 5 1496 Bysegeden the citee al aboute; | 1496 |
| Tr 5 1645 That al is lost that he hath ben aboute. | 1644 |
| ABOVE............4 | |
| Tr 5 1004 I mene wel, by God that sit above! " | 1004 |
| Tr 5 1819 That is in hevene above; and at the laste, | 1818 |
| Tr 5 1830 Swich fyn hath his estat real above! | 1830 |
| Tr 5 1844 First starf, and roos, and sit in hevene above; | 1844 |
| ABOVEN...........2 | |
| Tr 5 154 Youre owene aboven every creature. | 154 |
| Tr 5 198 In sorwe aboven alle sorwes smerte, | 198 |
| ABRAYDE..........1 | |
| Tr 5 520 This Troilus gan of his slep t' abrayde, | 520 |
| ABSENCE..........2 | |
| Tr 5 236 Who speketh for me right now in myn absence? | 236 |
| Tr 5 1396 For though to me youre absence is an helle, | 1396 |
| ABSENT...........2 | |
| Tr 5 461 Was absent, lo, this was his fantasie -- | 460 |
| Tr 5 637 That absent was, gan synge as ye may heere: | 636 |
| ACCEPTETH........1 | |
| Tr 5 186 And she accepteth it in good manere, | 186 |
| ACHEVETH.........1 | |
| Tr 5 784 For he that naught n' asaieth naught n' acheveth. " | 784 |
| ACHILLE..........1 | |
| Tr 5 1806 Despitously hym slough the fierse Achille. | 1806 |
| ACHILLES.........1 | |
| Tr 5 1559 Unwar of this, Achilles thorugh the maille | 1558 |
| ACORDE...........1 | |
| Tr 5 446 That at that feste it nas wel herd acorde; | 446 |
| ACORDED..........1 | |
| Tr 5 1310 Acorded ben to this conclusioun, | 1310 |
| ACOYE............1 | |
| Tr 5 782 He nyst how best hire herte for t' acoye; | 782 |
| ADOUN............1 | |
| Tr 5 532 Wel neigh for sorwe adoun he gan to falle. | 532 |
| ADOWN............2 | |
| Tr 5 1034 That alle hire sikes soore adown he leyde; | 1034 |
| Tr 5 1312 And hastily sit Troilus adown, | 1312 |
| ADVERSITEE.......2 | |
| Tr 5 1083 For to seen yow in adversitee; | 1082 |
| Tr 5 1375 My song, in pleynte of myn adversitee; | 1374 |
| ADVERTENCE.......1 | |
| Tr 5 1258 Hath fro me raft, allas, thyn advertence? | 1258 |
| AFIRE............2 | |
| Tr 5 720 And thus she sette hire woful herte afire | 720 |
| Tr 5 1466 Ne encens upon hire auter sette afire, | 1466 |
| AFTER............20 | |
| Tr 5 279 Gan after that to dresse hym up to fare | 278 |
| Tr 5 280 Whan Troilus hath sent after Pandare. | 280 |
| Tr 5 320 Hath after me shright al thise nyghtes two. | 320 |
| Tr 5 376 That after tymes of the yer, by kynde, | 376 |
| Tr 5 497 Holde forward now, and after lat us ride. " | 496 |
| Tr 5 517 And after this, whan that hem bothe leste, | 516 |
| Tr 5 603 And after this he to the yates wente | 602 |
| Tr 5 691 After my deth, for now lyve I to longe. | 690 |
| Tr 5 842 It fel that after, on the tenthe day | 842 |
| Tr 5 851 And after this, withouten longe lette, | 850 |
| Tr 5 986 What I shal after don I kan nat seye; | 986 |
| Tr 5 1012 And after this, the sothe for to seyn, | 1012 |
| Tr 5 1037 And after this the storie telleth us | 1036 |
| Tr 5 1111 Whan Troilus his Pandare after sente; | 1110 |
| Tr 5 1130 And after noon than maystow come ayeyn. " | 1130 |
| Tr 5 1133 Er that they fynde that they after cape. | 1132 |
| Tr 5 1142 The day goth faste, and after that com eve, | 1142 |
| Tr 5 1206 After tho dayes ten of which I tolde, | 1206 |
| Tr 5 1672 And after deth, withouten wordes moore, | 1672 |
| Tr 5 1839 To thilke God that after his ymage | 1838 |
| AFTERWARD........1 | |
| Tr 5 928 And stynte a while; and afterward he wok, | 928 |
| AGAST............1 | |
| Tr 5 893 Shal ben agast that Grekes wol hem shende, | 892 |
| AGE..............2 | |
| Tr 5 826 But trewely, I kan nat telle hire age. | 826 |
| Tr 5 1836 In which that love up groweth with youre age, | 1836 |
| AGILT............1 | |
| Tr 5 1684 Ne, but I hadde agilt and don amys, | 1684 |
| AGO..............2 | |
| Tr 5 317 And by my dremes now and yore ago, | 316 |
| Tr 5 1054 She seyde, " Allas, for now is clene ago | 1054 |
| AGON.............1 | |
| Tr 5 1325 As ye wel knowe, how longe tyme agon | 1324 |
| AGREVETH.........1 | |
| Tr 5 783 " But for t' asay, " he seyde, " it naught n' agreveth, | 782 |
| AL...............144 | |
| Tr 5 14 Was al, that she departe sholde a-morwe. | 14 |
| Tr 5 26 Of al his lust or joies heretofore. | 26 |
| Tr 5 27 But Troilus, now far-wel al thi joie, | 26 |
| Tr 5 34 So wo-bigon, al wolde he naught hym pleyne, | 34 |
| Tr 5 45 Why nyl I brynge al Troie upon a roore? | 44 |
| Tr 5 54 Sholde han ben slayn; lo, this was al his care. | 54 |
| Tr 5 67 Passyng al the valeye fer withoute, | 66 |
| Tr 5 74 And Troilus, al nere his herte light, | 74 |
| Tr 5 75 He peyned hym with al his fulle myght | 74 |
| Tr 5 81 To take hire by the honde al sobrely. | 80 |
| Tr 5 87 No word he spak, ne non of al his route; | 86 |
| Tr 5 94 Thoughte, " Al my labour shal nat ben on ydel, | 94 |
| Tr 5 115 That he nolde don his peyne and al his myght | 114 |
| Tr 5 133 To don al that may like unto youre herte; | 132 |
| Tr 5 150 I wolde of this yow telle al myn entente -- | 150 |
| Tr 5 160 Al kan I naught to yow, my lady deere, | 160 |
| Tr 5 184 Of al his travaile and his goode cheere, | 184 |
| Tr 5 237 Allas, no wight; and that is al my care, | 236 |
| Tr 5 240 Whan I the firste nyght have al this tene? | 240 |
| Tr 5 254 And with the stert al sodeynliche awake, | 254 |
| Tr 5 277 Al estward, as it wont is for to doone; | 276 |
| Tr 5 281 This Pandare, that of al the day biforn | 280 |
| Tr 5 284 For with the kyng Priam al day was he, | 284 |
| Tr 5 289 That Troilus al nyght for sorwe wook; | 288 |
| Tr 5 318 Al certeynly that I mot nedes dye. | 318 |
| Tr 5 320 Hath after me shright al thise nyghtes two. | 320 |
| Tr 5 336 What nede is the to maken al this care? | 336 |
| Tr 5 358 " Thi swevnes ek and al swich fantasie | 358 |
| Tr 5 361 That doth the fele in slep al this penaunce. | 360 |
| Tr 5 386 " For which with al myn herte I the biseche, | 386 |
| Tr 5 387 Unto thiself that al this thow foryyve; | 386 |
| Tr 5 400 " This town is ful of lordes al aboute, | 400 |
| Tr 5 401 And trewes lasten al this mene while. | 400 |
| Tr 5 420 Syn I have lost the cause of al my game. | 420 |
| Tr 5 429 " That we may pleye us best in al this town? " | 428 |
| Tr 5 437 With al that myghte yserved ben on table | 436 |
| Tr 5 438 That deynte was, al coste it gret richesse, | 438 |
| Tr 5 453 On hire was evere al that his herte thoughte, | 452 |
| Tr 5 463 Nor ther nas houre in al the day or nyght, | 462 |
| Tr 5 468 But weylaway, al this nat but a maze. | 468 |
| Tr 5 564 In which he whilom hadde al his plesaunce. | 564 |
| Tr 5 621 Whi Troilus hath al this hevynesse? " | 620 |
| Tr 5 622 And al this nas but his malencolie, | 622 |
| Tr 5 638 " O sterre, of which I lost have al the light, | 638 |
| Tr 5 649 And al his sorwe he to the moone tolde, | 648 |
| Tr 5 651 I shal be glad, if al the world be trewe! | 650 |
| Tr 5 677 Of al this town, save onliche in this space, | 676 |
| Tr 5 683 That bisily did al his fulle myght | 682 |
| Tr 5 686 That she shal come and stynten al his sorwe. | 686 |
| Tr 5 706 I nam but lost, al be myn herte trewe. | 706 |
| Tr 5 709 Hire lymes lene, as she that al the day | 708 |
| Tr 5 712 And al the nyght wepyng, allas, she lay. | 712 |
| Tr 5 718 And al his goodly wordes recordynge | 718 |
| Tr 5 722 In al this world ther nys so cruel herte | 722 |
| Tr 5 727 And this was yet the werste of al hire peyne: | 726 |
| Tr 5 732 The which that now al torned into galle is, | 732 |
| Tr 5 741 But al to late comth the letuarie | 740 |
| Tr 5 762 And as for me, for al swich variaunce, | 762 |
| Tr 5 773 With al the sleghte and al that evere he kan, | 772 |
| Tr 5 773 With al the sleghte and al that evere he kan, | 772 |
| Tr 5 797 Al sholde I dye, I wol hire herte seche! | 796 |
| Tr 5 838 Al myghte a geant passen hym of myght, | 838 |
| Tr 5 886 For al the gold atwixen sonne and se. | 886 |
| Tr 5 889 Al were he lord of worldes twies fyve! | 888 |
| Tr 5 901 And al this thyng right sen it with youre ye, | 900 |
| Tr 5 930 And seyde, " I am, al be it yow no joie, | 930 |
| Tr 5 937 Unhappily at Thebes al to rathe, | 936 |
| Tr 5 958 Delyvere it soone of al that doth it care! | 958 |
| Tr 5 976 The whos myn herte al was, til that he deyde; | 976 |
| Tr 5 1010 This Diomede al fresshly newe ayeyn | 1010 |
| Tr 5 1015 And al was wel, he roos and tok his leve. | 1014 |
| Tr 5 1036 He refte hire of the grete of al hire peyne. | 1036 |
| Tr 5 1067 Al be I nat the first that dide amys, | 1066 |
| Tr 5 1081 And my good word, al sholde I lyven evere. | 1080 |
| Tr 5 1085 But al shal passe; and thus take I my leve. " | 1084 |
| Tr 5 1148 Almoost, ywys, al newe was my care. | 1148 |
| Tr 5 1161 Al wrong, by God! What saistow, man? Where arte? | 1160 |
| Tr 5 1164 " But, hardily, it is naught al for nought | 1164 |
| Tr 5 1171 And held with hym of al that evere he seyde. | 1170 |
| Tr 5 1175 Shal come al that that thow abidest heere. | 1174 |
| Tr 5 1176 Ye, fare wel al the snow of ferne yere! " | 1176 |
| Tr 5 1186 And seyde, " I understonde have al amys. | 1186 |
| Tr 5 1191 " For which she may yet holde al hire byheste. " | 1190 |
| Tr 5 1195 But al for nought; his hope alwey hym blente. | 1194 |
| Tr 5 1198 His hope al clene out of his herte fledde; | 1198 |
| Tr 5 1214 Gan in hym crepe, in al this hevynesse; | 1214 |
| Tr 5 1218 This was the lif that al the tyme he ledde. | 1218 |
| Tr 5 1225 He seyde his harm was al aboute his herte. | 1224 |
| Tr 5 1228 Whi he so sorwful was in al his cheere, | 1228 |
| Tr 5 1229 And what thyng was the cause of al his peyne; | 1228 |
| Tr 5 1230 But al for naught. He nolde his cause pleyne, | 1230 |
| Tr 5 1253 And al this thing to Pandarus he tolde. | 1252 |
| Tr 5 1260 Who hath me reft Criseyde, al my plesaunce? | 1260 |
| Tr 5 1309 A soth of al. Ther is namore to done. " | 1308 |
| Tr 5 1319 With herte, body, lif, lust, thought, and al, | 1318 |
| Tr 5 1340 And over al this, that ye, my lady deere, | 1340 |
| Tr 5 1353 Al that yow liste, I dar nat pleyne moore, | 1352 |
| Tr 5 1365 As wisly as in al I am yow trewe. | 1364 |
| Tr 5 1370 Al redy out my woful gost to dryve, | 1370 |
| Tr 5 1393 That deth may make an ende of al my werre; | 1392 |
| Tr 5 1408 " I say namore, al have I for to seye | 1408 |
| Tr 5 1426 She wolde come, and mende al that was mys. | 1426 |
| Tr 5 1439 For which al down he in his bed hym leyde. | 1438 |
| Tr 5 1451 That called was Cassandre ek al aboute, | 1450 |
| Tr 5 1452 And al his drem he tolde hire er he stente, | 1452 |
| Tr 5 1471 " To sle this boor was al the contre raysed, | 1470 |
| Tr 5 1484 For al to longe it were for to dwelle. " | 1484 |
| Tr 5 1491 This tolde she by proces, al by lengthe. | 1490 |
| Tr 5 1496 Bysegeden the citee al aboute; | 1496 |
| Tr 5 1498 And of the furies, al she gan hym telle; | 1498 |
| Tr 5 1521 With al thy false goost of prophecye! | 1520 |
| Tr 5 1536 And from his bed al sodeynly he sterte, | 1536 |
| Tr 5 1537 As though al hool hym hadde ymad a leche. | 1536 |
| Tr 5 1539 A sooth of this with al his fulle cure; | 1538 |
| Tr 5 1548 Among al this, the fyn of the parodie | 1548 |
| Tr 5 1575 That Calkas caused al hire tariynge. | 1574 |
| Tr 5 1583 To hire he wroot yet ofte tyme al newe | 1582 |
| Tr 5 1588 I take it so -- touchyng al this matere, | 1588 |
| Tr 5 1597 " Youre lettres ful, the papir al ypleynted, | 1596 |
| Tr 5 1599 I have ek seyn with teris al depeynted | 1598 |
| Tr 5 1610 For that I tarie is al for wikked speche. | 1610 |
| Tr 5 1630 Th' entente is al, and nat the lettres space. | 1630 |
| Tr 5 1632 This Troilus this lettre thoughte al straunge | 1632 |
| Tr 5 1645 That al is lost that he hath ben aboute. | 1644 |
| Tr 5 1658 And al the werk; but as he gan byholde, | 1658 |
| Tr 5 1668 For Pandarus, and al this newe chaunce, | 1668 |
| Tr 5 1677 " Of Diomede have ye now al this feeste! | 1676 |
| Tr 5 1687 Is now fordon, and that is al my routhe. | 1686 |
| Tr 5 1694 Al outrely to shewen youre entente. | 1694 |
| Tr 5 1697 For al this world, withinne myn herte fynde | 1696 |
| Tr 5 1700 That yow, that doon me al this wo endure, | 1700 |
| Tr 5 1721 Whom I have ay with al my myght yserved, | 1720 |
| Tr 5 1723 This Pandarus, that al thise thynges herde, | 1722 |
| Tr 5 1736 Right no reward, I dide al that the leste. | 1736 |
| Tr 5 1774 That al be that Criseyde was untrewe, | 1774 |
| Tr 5 1779 N' y sey nat this al oonly for thise men, | 1778 |
| Tr 5 1817 This wrecched world, and held al vanite | 1816 |
| Tr 5 1823 And dampned al oure werk that foloweth so | 1822 |
| Tr 5 1825 And sholden al oure herte on heven caste; | 1824 |
| Tr 5 1829 Swich fyn hath al his grete worthynesse! | 1828 |
| Tr 5 1840 Yow made, and thynketh al nys but a faire, | 1840 |
| Tr 5 1846 That wol his herte al holly on hym leye. | 1846 |
| Tr 5 1861 With al myn herte of mercy evere I preye, | 1860 |
| Tr 5 1865 Uncircumscript, and al maist circumscrive, | 1864 |