inges ben
p{ur}ueied of god.
p{ur}ueied of god.
Chaucer - Boethius
hadde, C.
had
473 _myne_--myn
474 _? ere_--ther
_harme_--harm]
[[pg 21]]
[Headnote:
BOETHIUS DEPLORES THE POPULAR CENSURE. ]
? at ? e gessinge {and} ? e iugement of myche folk ne loken no
? ing to ? e[de]sertys of ? inges but only to ? e aue{n}t{ur}e 476
of fortune.
[Sidenote: Most people imagine that that only should be judged to
be undertaken with prudent foresight which is crowned with
success. ]
? And iugen ? at only swiche ?
inges ben
p{ur}ueied of god. whiche ? at temporel welefulnesse
co{m}mendi? . _Glosa. _ ? As ? us ? at yif a wy? t haue
prosperite. he is a good man {and} wor? i to haue ? at 480
p{ro}sperite.
[Sidenote: The unfortunate lose the good opinion of the world. ]
and who so ha? aduersite he is a wikked
man.
473 _myne_--myn
474 _? ere_--ther
_harme_--harm]
[[pg 21]]
[Headnote:
BOETHIUS DEPLORES THE POPULAR CENSURE. ]
? at ? e gessinge {and} ? e iugement of myche folk ne loken no
? ing to ? e[de]sertys of ? inges but only to ? e aue{n}t{ur}e 476
of fortune.
[Sidenote: Most people imagine that that only should be judged to
be undertaken with prudent foresight which is crowned with
success. ]
? And iugen ? at only swiche ?
inges ben
p{ur}ueied of god. whiche ? at temporel welefulnesse
co{m}mendi? . _Glosa. _ ? As ? us ? at yif a wy? t haue
prosperite. he is a good man {and} wor? i to haue ? at 480
p{ro}sperite.
[Sidenote: The unfortunate lose the good opinion of the world. ]
and who so ha? aduersite he is a wikked
man.
