The Cambridge Ms University Library Gg 427 of Chaucers Canterbury Tales
The Cambridge Ms University Library Gg 427 of Chaucers Canterbury Tales
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258) 259 six-tp:xt GROUP B. § 12. Monk's tale. Cambridge MS.
The ende of this caytyf was as I schal seye Hise fomen made / a feste vp-on a day And made hjm as a fool / by-fore hem pleye And this was in a temple / of greet aray 3272 But at the laste he maade a foul affray [leaf 353, back] For he two pilleris schok / & made he7?i falle And doun fil temple & ail there it lay And slow hym self & ek hise fo-men alle 3276 This is to seyne the pryncis eue?'ychon And ek thre hunderede bodyis weere thee...re slayn With fallywge of the greete temple of stoon Of Sampsoiiw wele I no moore seyn 3280 Beth war bi this ^ exsaummple olde & pleyn^ [»-' later^ That no man telle here conseyl to here wyuys Of swich thyng as they wele haue secre fayn If that it touche / hire / lymys or hire lyuys 3284 [HerculesJ] Of Hercules the souereyn conquerour ^ Hercules Syngyn his laude his werkis & his renouw For in his tyme of ^ strenthe he was the flour V of corrected} He slow & rafte the skyn from the lyouw 3288 He of Centauros leyde the beste a-doun He arpijs slow the crewel briddys felle He goldene appillis / rafte of the dragoun He drow out CeThevus out of helle 3292 He slow the crewel tyraunt Busirus And made his hors to frete hym flesch & boon He slow the fery serpent venymous Of Achilois homys ^too / he brak on^ i^-^ correctedi 3296 And he slow Cakus in a Caue of stoon .
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258) 259 six-tp:xt GROUP B. § 12. Monk's tale. Cambridge MS.
The ende of this caytyf was as I schal seye Hise fomen made / a feste vp-on a day And made hjm as a fool / by-fore hem pleye And this was in a temple / of greet aray 3272 But at the laste he maade a foul affray [leaf 353, back] For he two pilleris schok / & made he7?i falle And doun fil temple & ail there it lay And slow hym self & ek hise fo-men alle 3276 This is to seyne the pryncis eue?'ychon And ek thre hunderede bodyis weere thee...re slayn With fallywge of the greete temple of stoon Of Sampsoiiw wele I no moore seyn 3280 Beth war bi this ^ exsaummple olde & pleyn^ [»-' later^ That no man telle here conseyl to here wyuys Of swich thyng as they wele haue secre fayn If that it touche / hire / lymys or hire lyuys 3284 [HerculesJ] Of Hercules the souereyn conquerour ^ Hercules Syngyn his laude his werkis & his renouw For in his tyme of ^ strenthe he was the flour V of corrected} He slow & rafte the skyn from the lyouw 3288 He of Centauros leyde the beste a-doun He arpijs slow the crewel briddys felle He goldene appillis / rafte of the dragoun He drow out CeThevus out of helle 3292 He slow the crewel tyraunt Busirus And made his hors to frete hym flesch & boon He slow the fery serpent venymous Of Achilois homys ^too / he brak on^ i^-^ correctedi 3296 And he slow Cakus in a Caue of stoon .
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