Complete Works volume 7
Complete Works volume 7
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Pr. 2. 10.
74. In that mores, in the possession of that greater thing.
77-8. Cf. 1. 81 below. Hence the sense is: 'and that thing which belongs to it i i. E. To the knot ought to incline to its superior cause out of honour and good-will. ' But it is clumsy enough ; and even to get this sense (which seems to have been that intended) we must alter mores to more. The form was probably miswritten mores here owing to the occurrence of mores just above (1. 74) and just below 1. 79). It proceeds thus ...: 'otherwise, it is rebellious, and ought to be rejected from protection by its superior. ' 116. From Troil. Iii. 1656-9.
129-38. Perhaps the finest passage in the treatise, but not very original. Cf. P. Plowman, C. Xxi. 456-7 ; Ch. Boeth. Bk. Iv. Met. 6. 20-3.
133. Cf. ' ones a yere al thinges renovelen ' ; Ch. C. T. , I 1027.
134. Cf. ' To be gayer than the heven ' ; Book of the Duch. 407. 139. Imitated from Ch. Boeth. Bk. Ii. Pr. 2. 54-5 ; but with the substitution of ' garmentes ' for ' tonnes.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Pr. 2. 10.
74. In that mores, in the possession of that greater thing.
77-8. Cf. 1. 81 below. Hence the sense is: 'and that thing which belongs to it i i. E. To the knot ought to incline to its superior cause out of honour and good-will. ' But it is clumsy enough ; and even to get this sense (which seems to have been that intended) we must alter mores to more. The form was probably miswritten mores here owing to the occurrence of mores just above (1. 74) and just below 1. 79). It proceeds thus ...: 'otherwise, it is rebellious, and ought to be rejected from protection by its superior. ' 116. From Troil. Iii. 1656-9.
129-38. Perhaps the finest passage in the treatise, but not very original. Cf. P. Plowman, C. Xxi. 456-7 ; Ch. Boeth. Bk. Iv. Met. 6. 20-3.
133. Cf. ' ones a yere al thinges renovelen ' ; Ch. C. T. , I 1027.
134. Cf. ' To be gayer than the heven ' ; Book of the Duch. 407. 139. Imitated from Ch. Boeth. Bk. Ii. Pr. 2. 54-5 ; but with the substitution of ' garmentes ' for ' tonnes.
What to read after Complete Works volume 7?
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