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and god ? oure aucto{ur} {and} 2172
? oure makere. ? an is ? er no forlyued wy? t but ? if he
norisse his corage vnto vices {and} forlete his p{ro}pre
bur? e.

[Linenotes:
2166 _hys_--hyse
2167 _hir_--hyse
2169 _fro hys_--fram hyse
2170 _seed_--sede
2171 _bosten_--MS. voscen, C. bosten
2172 _look[e]_--loke]


[Headnote:
SENSUAL PLEASURES FULL OF ANXIETY. ]

QUID AUTEM DE CORPORIBUS. [6]

[Footnote 6: Read _corporis voluptatibus_. ]

[Sidenote: [The 7^the p{ro}se.
]]

[Sidenote: But what shall I say with respect to sensual pleasures,
the desire of which is full of anxiety, and the enjoyment of them
full of repentance? ]

++But what shal I seie of delices of body. of whic[h]e 2176
delices ? e desiringes ben ful of anguisse. {and} ? e
fulfillinges of he{m} ben ful of penaunce.

[Sidenote: What diseases and intolerable pains (the merited fruits
of vice) are these delights wont to bring upon those who enjoy
them! ]

? How grete
sekenesse {and} how grete sorwes vnsuffrable ry? t as a
manere fruit of wickednesse ben ? ilke delices wont to 2180
bryngen to ? e bo[d]ies of folk ? at vsen hem.

[Sidenote: I am unable to see what joy is to be found in the
gratification of them. ]

? Of
whiche delices I not what ioye may ben had of hir
moeuyng.