No More Learning

? e weye of ? e olde colde 3141
saturnus. and she ymaked a kny? t of ? e clere sterre.

[Sidenote: [Chaucer's Gloss. ]]

? at is to seyne ? at ? e soule is maked goddys kny? t by
? e sekyng of treu? e to comen to ? e verray knowlege of 3144
god.
[Sidenote: Through every sphere she (the mind) runs where night is
most cloudless and where the sky is decked with stars, until she
reaches the heaven's utmost sphere--]

[Sidenote: [* fol. 25. ]]

and ? ilke soule renne[? ] by ? e cercle *of ? e sterres
in alle ? e places ? ere as ? e shynyng ny? t is depeynted.
? at is to seyne ? e ny? t ? at is cloudeles.