No More Learning

t_--heyhte
_chorus_--MS. thorus
_stont_--MS. stonde, C. stant
157 _? an_--thanne
_wynde_--wynd
_hy? t_--hyhte
158 _sent_--isent
160 _? an_--thanne
161 _sodeyne_--sodeyn]


[Headnote:
THE TRIALS OF PHILOSOPHY AND PHILOSOPHERS. ]

HAUT[1] ALITER TRISTICIE.

[Footnote 1: MS. hanc. ]

[Sidenote: [The 3^de p{ro}se. ]]

[Sidenote: The clouds of sorrow being dispelled, Boethius
recollects the features of his Physician, whom he discovers to be
Philosophy. ]

++Ry? t so {and} none o? er wyse ?
e cloudes of sorowe
dissolued {and} don awey. ? I took heuene. {and} 164
receyuede mynde to knowe ? e face of my fyciscien.
? So ? at I sette myne eyen on hir {and} festned[e] my
lokyng. I byholde my norice philosophie. in whos
houses I hadde conuersed {and} haunted fro my ? ou? e. 168
{and} I seide ? us.

[Sidenote: He addresses her. ]

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