An Apology for Lollard Doctrines
An Apology for Lollard Doctrines
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Digitized by VjOOQlC NOTBS. 181 *' Men seen oft at ee that swilk thingis help/' i. e* men see often with their eyes, (evidently, sensibly,) that such things help.
P, 96, 1 22— i^o ^019. i. e. so onght.
L 27- — Wen. Ween, suppose, imagine. Anglo-Saxon penan* See line 90.
— L 28- — Rafars. Spoilers, robbers ; from reave.
P. 97, 1 l^—Fendiih. Defendeth.
— L 4. — Ae the decre declareth weL This reference has not been found : nor is the Editor quite certain whether it refers to what pre* cedes, or t...o what follows.
U 7- — Wodnes. i. e. madness. ** Furor illis secundum simi- litudinem serpentis." Ps. l?ii. 4. From the Anglo-Saxon pob, mad, /. Q,r—ffedd%r. Adder.
I. 12^ Wold. Old.
/. 16. — Weldar. " Possessorem suum.'' From the Anglo* Saxon pealban, to wield, to have power over, to possess.
L 24- — Pwt in the general eentene and curemg of the kirk.
Decret. Cans. xxvi. q. 6» c. 1. ^' Si quia ariolos, aruspices, vel incan- tatores obseryayerit, aut phylacteriis usus fuerit, anathema sit'' See also c.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Digitized by VjOOQlC NOTBS. 181 *' Men seen oft at ee that swilk thingis help/' i. e* men see often with their eyes, (evidently, sensibly,) that such things help.
P, 96, 1 22— i^o ^019. i. e. so onght.
L 27- — Wen. Ween, suppose, imagine. Anglo-Saxon penan* See line 90.
— L 28- — Rafars. Spoilers, robbers ; from reave.
P. 97, 1 l^—Fendiih. Defendeth.
— L 4. — Ae the decre declareth weL This reference has not been found : nor is the Editor quite certain whether it refers to what pre* cedes, or t...o what follows.
U 7- — Wodnes. i. e. madness. ** Furor illis secundum simi- litudinem serpentis." Ps. l?ii. 4. From the Anglo-Saxon pob, mad, /. Q,r—ffedd%r. Adder.
I. 12^ Wold. Old.
/. 16. — Weldar. " Possessorem suum.'' From the Anglo* Saxon pealban, to wield, to have power over, to possess.
L 24- — Pwt in the general eentene and curemg of the kirk.
Decret. Cans. xxvi. q. 6» c. 1. ^' Si quia ariolos, aruspices, vel incan- tatores obseryayerit, aut phylacteriis usus fuerit, anathema sit'' See also c.
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