er comp{re}hendid {and}
yknowe{n}
nat
after his strenge?
Chaucer - Boethius
ei wenen
?at ?o ?inges ben y-knowe al oonly by ?e streng?e {and} by ?e nature of
?e ?inges ?at ben ywyst or yknowe. {and} it is al ?e contrarie. for alle
?at eu{er}e is yknowe. it is ra?
er comp{re}hendid {and}
yknowe{n}
nat
after his strenge?
{and} hys nature. but after ?e faculte ?at is to seyn
?e power {and} [the] nature of hem ?at knowen. {and} for ?at ?is shal
mowe shewen by a short ensample ?e same roundenes of a body .O. o?er
weyes ?e sy?t of ?