Barrowes, tombs, mounds of earth.

trum. qu.

Brasteth, bursteth.

C.

Brasteynge, bursting.

Braunce, branch. C.

Braunces, branches. C.

Battently, loud roaring. C.

Battone, beat with sticks, Fr.

Baubels, jewels. C.

Bawsin, large. C.

Bayne, ruin. C.

Bayre, brow. C.

Beaver, beaver, or visar.

Brayd, displayed. C.
Brayde, embroider.

Brayne, brain, care.

Brede, broad. C.
Bredren, brethren.

Breme, strength. C.

Breme, strong. C.

Bremie, furious.

Brende, burn, consume. C.

Brendeynge, flaming. C.
Bretful, filled with. C.
Brionie, briony, or wild vine.
Broched, pointed.

Bronde, fury, ur sword.
Brondeynge, furious.

Brondeous, furious. C.

Brooklette, rivulet.

Browded, embroidered. C.

Brued, embrued

Couraciers, horse-coursers. C. Coyen, coy.

Crased, broken.

Cravent, coward. C.
Creand, as recreand.
Cristede, crested.
Croche, cross.
Crokynge, bending.

C.

Croched, perhaps broched.
Crokynge, bending,

Cross-stone, monument. C.

Cryne, hair. C.

Cuarr, quarry.

Cuishe, armour for the thigh.

Cullis-yatte, portcullis-gale. C.

Curriedowe, flatterer. C.

Cuyen kine, tender cowes.

Dacya, Denmark.

Daie brente, burnt. C. Daise eyed, daisied. Damoyselles, damsels. Danke, damp.

D.

C.

Dareygne, attempt, endeavour. C.
Darklinge, dark.

Daygnous, disdainful. C.
Deathdocynge, murdering.
Declynie, declination.
Decorn, carved. C.
Deene, glorious, worthy. C.
Deere, dire. C,

Defs, vapours, meteors.

Defayte, decay. C.

C.

Defte, neat, ornamental. C.
Deigued, disdained. C.
Delievretie, activity. C.
Dente, See adente.
Dented, See adented.
Denwere, doubt. C.

Denwere, tremour.

C.

Depevncte, paint, display. C.
Depicted, painted, or displayed. C.
Depyctures, drawings, paintings. C.
Dequace, mangle, destroy. C.
Dequaced, sunk, quashed.
Dere, hurt, damage. C.
Derne, melancholy, terrible.
Derkynnes, young deer.
Dernie, woeful, lamentable.
Dernie, cruel.

C.

Deslavatie, disloyal, unfaithful. Deslavatie, lechery. C.

Detratours, traitors.

Deysde, seated on a deis.

Dheie; they.

Dhere, there.

Dhereof, thereof.

Difficile, difficult. C.

Dighte, drest, arrayed. Ċ.

Dispande, expanded.

Dispente, expended.

Dispone, dispose.

Dolce, soft, gentie.

Divinistre, divine. C.

C.

Cotteynge, cutting.

Covent, convent.

Coupe, cut.

C.

Coupynge, cutting, mangling.

Dole, lamentation. C

Dolte, foolish. C.

Donore, This line should probably be written

thus; O sea-o'ertee ming Dovor!

Dortoure, a sleeping-roon. C.

Askaunte, obliquely.

Askaunted, glanced.

Aslape, asleep.

Aslaunte, slaunting.

Aslee, slide or creep.

Asshrewed, accursed, unfortunate.

Asswaie, to assay, put to trial.

C.

Astarte, started from, or afraid of. Neglected. qu.

Astedde, seated. C.

Astend, astonish. C.

Asterte, neglected.

C.

Astoun, astonished.

C.

Asyde, perhaps astyde; ascended.

Athrowe, through.

Athur, as thurgh; through, athwart.

Attenes, at once.

C.

Bewry

Bewr

Bane, hurt, damage.

Bane, curse.

Baned, cursed.

Bankes, benches.

Bante, cursed.

ither.

C.

objects of the eyes.

, eye-sight.

nie, jest. C.

faith.

fully, faithfully. C.

F.

tour, a beggar or vagabond. C. aldstole, a folding stool, or seat.

v. Fallistorium.

Far-kend, far seen.

C.

Fayre, clear, innocent.
Featliest, most beautiful.
Federed, feathered.
Feere, fire.

Feerie, flaming. C.

Fele, feeble. C.

Felle, cruel, bad.

Fellen, fell pa. t. sing. qu.

Ferse, violent, fierce.

Ferselie, fiercely.

Fetelie, nobly. C.

Fetive, as festive.

Fetyve, elegant, beautiful.
Fetyvelie, elegantly. C.
Fetyveness, festiveness.

Feygne, willing.

Feygnes, A corruption of fents. C.

Fhuir, fury. C.

Dysportisement, as dysporte.

Ermietts, hermits. C.

Erste, formerly.

Estande, for ystande, stand.

Estells, A corruption of estoile, Fr. A star. C.

Estroughted, stretched out.

Ethe, ease. C.

Ethie, easy.

grade. qu.

Eve-merk, dark evening.

Evespeckt, marked with evening dew. C.

E.

Embodyde, thick, stout. C.

Embowre, lodge. C.

Embollen, swelled, strengthened. C.

Emburied, armed. C.

Emmate, lessen, decrease. C.

Eimertleynge, glittering. C.

Emmers, coined money.

Emprize, adventure. C.

Empprize, enterprize. C.

Enactynge, acting.

Enalse, embrace. C.
Encaled, frozen, cold. C.
Enchafed, heated, enraged. C.
Encheere, encourage.
Encontrynge, encountring.
Enfouled, vitiated, polluted.
Engarlanded, wearing a garland.

Engyne, torture.
Engyned, tortured.
Enharme, to do harm to.

Faifully, faithfully. C.

Faitour, a beggar or vagabond.

Faldstole, a folding stool, or seat.

v. Fallistorium.

Far-kend, far seen.

C.

Fayre, clear, innocent.
Featliest, most beautiful.
Federed, feathered.
Feere, fire.

Feerie, flaming. C.

Fele, feeble. C.

Felle, cruel, bad.

Fellen, fell pa. t. sing. qu.
Ferse, violent, fierce.
Ferselie, fiercely.
Fetelie, nobly. C.
Fetive, as festive.
Fetyve, elegant, beautiful.
Fetyvelie, elegantly. C.
Fetyveness, festiveness.
Feygne, willing.

Feygnes, A corruption of fents. C.

Fhuir, fury. C.