[Sidenote: Call to mind that excellent
corollary
I have already
given thee, and reason thus:--]
?
Chaucer - Boethius
ei ben
good[e]. who is he ?at wolde deme ?at he ?at is ry?t [[pg 120]]
my?ty of goode were p{ar}tles of mede. 3409
[Sidenote: What reward shall he receive?]
[Sidenote: [* fol. 27.]]
*{and} of what
mede shal he be gerdoned.
[Sidenote: Certainly the fairest and richest of all rewards.]
certys of ry?t faire mede
{and} ry?t greet abouen alle medes.
[Sidenote: Call to mind that excellent
corollary
I have already
given thee, and reason thus:--]
?
Remembre ?e of
?ilk noble corolarie ?at I ?af ?e a lytel here byforne. 3412
{and} gadre it to gidre in ?is manere.
[Sidenote: Since the supreme good is happiness, it follows that
all good men are happy in as much as they are good; but if they
are happy they must become as it were gods.]
so as god hym self
is blisfulnesse. ?an is it clere {and} certeyn. ?at alle good
folk ben makid blisful for ?ei ben good[e].
