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his ? re heuedes was
cau? t {and} al abaist for ? e new[e] songe.

[Sidenote: the Furies, tormentors of guilty souls, did weep;]

{and} ? e ? re goddesses
furijs {and} vengerisse of felonies ? at to{ur}mente{n} 3048
{and} agaste{n} ? e soules by anoye wexen sorweful {and} sory
{and} wepen teres for pitee.

[Sidenote: Ixion, tormented by the revolving wheel, found rest;]

? an was nat ? e heued of
Ixion{e} yto{ur}mented by ? e ou{er}? rowi{n}g whele.

[Sidenote: Tantalus, suffering from a long and raging thirst,
despised the stream;]

?
And
tantalus ? at was destroied by ? e woodnesse of longe 3052
? rust dispise? ? e flodes to drynke.

[Sidenote: and the greedy vulture did cease to eat and tear the
growing liver of Tityus. ]

? e fowel ? at hy? t
voltor ? at eti? ? e stomak or ? e giser of ticius is so fulfilled
of his songe ? at it nil etyn ne tyren no more.